mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmivmammmmimmmmmmtmmimrv'm raWfflPWW',,",' V'iftf'"'' 'i ' ' " w't.' y"W . "'- WTTOS ' tv'SM(gj(W 'v-i irfW M- . j .. 23 .- t t - ' It r i J ... -IP EVENING PUBLIC LEDGER PHILADELPHIA, MONDAY, JULY 28, 1010 ' "SI xo - v i Itftef" I (., fvl nrf So They Were Married By HAZKI, DEYO ItATCHELOIl Corvrlpht, 1JI9, tu Pubtlo Ltitoer Co, START THIS STORY TODAY THEY crowded into the automobile and were whizzed off into the cool night. Ruth wedged in tight between (Irnco Lovctt nd the lieutenant was more uncomfortable than ever. Hcott and Kenneth had volunteered to walk down so thnt there 'would be more room ill the car. Sirs. Moore Fat in front with Ileatrice, who in spite of her lovely frock and heavily embroidered cont, ran the car like a vetcrnn. Once Ruth essayed a remark nbout how wonderful the night wns. It was n night of romance, a night of love, but Miss Lovett simply looked at her with nn upward curve of that sulky childish red mouth of hers and murmured nn al most inaudible assent. The lieutenant snid nothing at nil. Arriving nt the clubhouse the girls promptly vanished. Ruth found herself with Mrs. Moore nnd several other much older women ensconced on the wide ver anda. A flaming sky streaked with all colors of the rainbow stretched out be yond the sound. The soft lapping of the water on the pier, was mingled with the tuning of the musiclnns within. It wns nil quite lovely, nnd here wns Ruth ensconced with n lot of women old enough to be her mother, nnd where wns Scott? Ruth felt n wave of resent ment sweep over her. It wnB not a cus tomary tiling for her to play the wall flower. At least Kenneth might have re membered to look out for her, she flnm- ed inwardly, even if Scott did not care to. Mr. Moore made an appearance just before the first dance with the informa tion that Scott nnd Kenneth were hnv ing n game of billinrds downstairs. "You'll look out for our guest, won't you mother?" he tnid jovially. "Of course," Mrs. Moore said heart ily, reaching over to squeeze one of Ruth's cold hnnds. "Don't worry nbout us." And then an astounding thing hap nened. Out of n crowd of laughing vivid oung girls Beatrice emerged, and ap proached the little group of which Ruth was one. ''Oh, hero you are," Reatrico snid laughingly. She was followed by firnrc Lovett, another dark ugly little girl with dancing feet, nnd four very good look ing young officers. "We've lost one of our crowd," she said to Ruth, in her somewhat imperative fashion, "nnd we, want you to take one of the men off j our hnnds. Isn't thnt nice?" j Itentrice snid this with all of the su- I premo self-confidence of youth. Shej wanted to impress Ruth with the fnct Hint she was to be honored by being nl- i lowed to dance with one of the elite. Ruth could see quite plainly thnt liea-1 trice was obviously a leader. She had' lrcndy caught the looks hnlf envious, I linlf angry, thnt followed Reatrice's . rcet, dashing young figure nbout the! Inee. and plainly Beatrice had every liing her own way with the men pres-1 ""it. for they all followed her nbout i itli their eyes. I Then Ruth found herself being drawn i to the select, little group, much against I ' or will. i "Lieutenant Everett, this is Mrs. Un.Miiond," Beatrice wns saying gra ciously, j And Ruth found herself looking up at a tall, good-looking boy, nnd she1 Iain ,1, I t I 'Pay the Cost in the Fall" Matfson & DeMatr? s2 15 Chestnut Street Heat and Steam Without Smoke FS?I TOB DOJIKSTIO TJSE Ki Ss'-'m SIKSTIO tISE Err, Stove. Chestnut, Pea and DackwhMi. lTOB STKAM rsSt-Ilnckwpeat. Blea and Barle". """" Pea, Buckwheat, Rice and Barley For Immediate Shipment The Philadelphia, and Reading Coal and Iron Company ..General Office M )'.- s iii !. mi -ang-g " " Heading smiled in spite of herself, ne looked so plainly uncomfortable, so obviously re sentful thnt he had been chosen to pny court to the married woman of tliei crowd when he wanted to be flirting with one of the girls. Ruth felt ut terly nt n loss ns to how to proceed. What should sho say to him? She felt powerless to do nnything that might interest him in her. AVherc wns the fasclnntlon thnt she had possessed be foro her marrngc? Everything seemed to hnve deserted her. She had a vngup memorv of dnnelnp hut she knew that the lieutenant wns ' bored and dancing from n sense of dutv. hlio even Dad the humiliation of seeing him nudge one of the other men nfter the dance, with n reminder thnt this duty must be shared. Ruth had n sud- den impulse to run nwny from it nil to go out on the pier in the dnrkness where she could hide. Then Rentrice was bringing some one else up to her, nnd Ruth, with the knowledge thnt she was, behaving like a country girl, acknowledged the intro duction stiffly nnd stood there In the midst of the laughter nnd gnycty with nothing to sny. The ugly little dark girl wns flirting audaciously with the bov who had 1ustUo"m -H'2. rresscx llit.. 1714 t'histnut St danced with Until. Already he had lost ... ..- - i his sulkiness nnd wns responding to the girl's rnther silly icpartee. Ruth could c-yin !. 1... lll.n.l it .!.. 1. ....... n, .- mat ne mini u, null 11 WHS W llllt he wanted, nnd again she wondered nnd ! looked nt the girl more closely for what might be n hidden attraction. She wore a cheap little frock of in expensive inntcriiil, but it wns well cut. It was audaciously low in the neck and short in the skirt mid showed n tantalizing glimpse of very exquisite slender tinkles. The girl's face was thin, but it had a certain el fin (harm, which wns accentuated by her birdlikc man nerisms. Ruth decided thnt she wns one of the most perfect little actresses thnt she had ever seen in her life. She knew what these boys wanted and she was determined to give it to them. Tomorrow, moonlight and sea mist. Pay Church Debt In Memory of Son As n iiieuiorinl to their son, Harold M. l'eirson, who died ,Iune 5, Mr. and "iMi'd, Walter l'eirson, of Wnjnc, haw paid off the $10,000 mortgage on the Wujne 1'resbj teriau Church, of which the Rev. Dr. Willinni A. I'nttou, is pnstor. 1919 Importation POMPEIAM OLIVE OIL "always fresh" Packed in Air-tight, Light-proof Cans Sold Everywhere IB 11)11). Muir.tr & lot 1 I H! H i yrhere's'a distinction J about our work and a "difference" in our prices. Permit us, as Merchant-Furriers, the pleasure of remodeling or repairing your old Furs for next Win ter's wear. Work done now at a third below regular. iiSiiP SmciIE Terminal.. Philadelphia 1 PRAISES FORD AND WILSON Minister Says They Lead World In Welfare Work Henry Ford nnd President Wilson hnve done more for the happiness and welfnro of this generation than uny other two men In the world. This tribute to these two well-known Americans wns paid by the Rev. Henry W. Stringer last night in nn address nt the I'lrst Baptist Church, (lermaii tuwn. , His subject wns nn "An Ignorant Idealist." In the course of his rcnuirks be snid, among other tilings ; Henry lord deserves something bet ... .1 ., . icr imiii mo puuiie pillory nnd sneers at his ignorance at the hands of the Are You in the Right Position? WHAT AKK MIL' IIK.ST l'ITTi:i I'OK? Let a well-known psycholoKlst tell Mm the riKht vurutlnn In Ufa for iu. Applv nt the lllf'ATItlXAI. III'IIIWI'K INSTITHTM iieiinnnnaMm Pell phone Spruin 1:145. Young Men nntl Hoys San time bv beKtnnlng now. summer erhnol CPenPU .ltina "1 PrahsM. fA nnu nlln. rS ZT --.,.. .". ..... ...... DrOWn rreparatory OCtlOOl Itroml nnil Cherry Ms.. l'hlla. riiBSTNPT iiii.i,. r. Chestnut Hill Academy ST. MARTINS. C1IK8TNTJT HIM.. VA. Preparation tor collene. An Ideally located country diiy nnd boarding school for bo it, ;pfc,"liy low rHt,',, for "ve-day boarders. ' .. 'tandarda at acholarahlps. Unexcelled athletic equipment, Including three Dlaylns llelda itymnaalum, awlmmtni: pool and rtcre atlon bulldlne, Heopens September B4. I Cotaloffuea on application. IT.KKIOMKN. l-A v PERKIOMEN SCHOOL .T 40 rnllei Irom l'hlla. ; mall iiroupa. reaident nurw; rrmnailum: athletlca. Prin. Oku a. Krjb.l. D. p.. nor lig. Pennibur. . MKKCI.K.MUiil.. l-A. The Mercersburg Academy I Oil liOYs Merrerabun, l'. , Rend for cnnlomie to Win. Mann Irflne, I'h.n.. I.I..D., Ilenilmte nr t?n AI.I.KNTCIWN. PA ALLENTOWN Preparatory School Prepares boya for lending colleuea and pntveraltlea IIlBh standards. New Build Ings Special department for jounger boya. Athletic teams. I.nrco campus and gymna lum. Terma M00. Catalog on request. Vlalt tha school. Write for catalog U J. .11. 8llAI.Tr.lt. rrlnrlpnl. Allrntmrn. P. II vnitisiuiito. PA. A Capieal Prnnol Kpnr n Cnnltnl CUr. A countrv Bfhool fnuncied 17Rn. Torated on the tmnks of th bnutlftil Pusaue hanna Ulver Ideil for henlth and scen ery. Modern buildings, larpo rampwi. Advnntacrps of (imill clnfnes and Individ ual Instruction. Thorouirh collece prep aration Tlatf !iS.l-Sft21 Supervlntd athletic Separate pchoo. for younifer boye Wo Invito closest Ireveotlatlon a personal 1slt If possible. Writ for CBtaloirur Ti and nlnns of new dormitory. AUTI1UR E. I1ROWN. Il.A.. Ilendmasttr W FA'PNAH. N, J. wMomrsM . Where character, manliness and honor ar developed. Wenonah Is an Independent unit In your boy's education, nnd not merely a preparatory school Healthfully situated in i a solely residential town A facultv second only to that of West Point in efficiency. Academic studies for college preparation. Special and business courses. Military ays- , tern brine out all that Is good and manly Separate Junior department for boys of ton or oer. Academic course, seven hundred dollars for the pchool year. Junior depart ment, six hundred for tbe school year Catatoff nnd Ipw hoolt upon reniist Dr. CITART.Kfl II. LORKNTK, Vrt 1IAJ. rrYTOK A. SNYPEB 8upl noT 418. Wenonali. N. J. ni,AinTnwN. N. 4. ACADEMY FOR BOYS Wonderfully situated for -ooa health. Delaware Water Onp la mllea distant Campus nnd athletic fields of 100 acres ind 200-ncre farm Preparation for col. lee and technical schools. Military drill Etirht bulldlnra Separate Junior Dal partment, Wrlto for catalofrua. JohoC. Sharpe. I.I,.I).. lleailma.!.. noi l'." lIIalrKtown. N. J. rBiyrr.To.v. , .1. PRINCETON PREPAfoRY SCHOOL FOB HOYS Colleire preparatory for boys 14 year. .. older: beautiful locations small claie.. l. cellent faculty: well-equlpped building laree (rounds; supervised athletics: iTth year. Catalog I on request. J. B. FINE, rVP Princeton, N. J. rnxNiNfiTON. The PENNINGTON SCHOOL College and Technical School preparation Military drill. FRANK MacDANIRL , D ID Headmaster TIot 7n. Pennington. M.' 1. ESSEK FT.l.LS. N. J. KINOSLKV 8CHIIUL FOU U0VR ii mL from New Tork City In the New l7r.il Hills. For lllnfated cataloa- address J n Campbell. M. A.. Ilox P. Essex Fells. N. J." NFAVTON. N. j. NFAVTON ACAU1SMY For boys. D to 18; modern equipment: personal attention; cats. log. Address Principal. Hot T. Newton N. J ItOimKNTOWN. N. j: I Bordentown Military Institute i Thorough prep, for cnllcne or business. Em. i rlent faculty, small classes. Individual atton I Military training. Suirvsed athletlca 83th ' vcar. For cataloir add. Drawer O 22. Col T p. I-andon. Ilnrdentown. N. .1.. Prlw. Jft ram.' WAVNESnnnn. ta. i Fishburne Military School New $100,000 Fireproof Equipment I rreparea for universities, business Ufa Diploma Admits to all colleges Itesultful military tralnlnc. neautlful. healhtful sltuu. tion. Every cadet participates In annual 1 encampment at Grottoes on Shenandoah liver. (iiti renn rinnn vinmavB. JCSerVa Offlcera Training Corps, under U. a. War Department. Cataloc L on request. JlaJ. JIOROAN II. IHDG1.VN, Tfln. Dox S00, Waynesboro. V. MANASSAS. VA. LAbTLRN COLLEGE $$ Co-ed. near Washington, D. C. Deereei rrantnd; all courses. Prep.School. Rate 1400 Catalu. Dr. II, It. Bonn. Pres. lto A. m'T nipTi'R. pa. ppxncitv. MASS. Powder Point School Will understand yonr boy and leach him tn understand Iilmself. KAI.PII K. riEAItCK. A.M.. Headmaster 88 Klnc Caesar Hoad, Dnibury, Mass, BBBaWlaBMPSsaieairiasiiii n msiaiii is m rOBT IIEPOSIT. Mil. TOME SCHOOL Wo"' 'r!raiorr. a jhil ji-uvuli port Deposit, M4. WOOnSTOCH. A. Massanutten Military Academy . WOODSTOCK. VA. Frepffrea boya for Colltae and Dualness. Healthful location! modern bulldlnirs; small clssses. Limit 100 hoys. Cataloc It on reo. Howard J. nenehoff. A. M., Headmaster. IHCTIII.KnKM. PA, Bethlehem Preparatory School Prepares for leadlni colleies. BxtenslT. (rounds and athletic fields. New bldfa June l. Tuiraey. M.A.. Head'ler. nethlchetn. Pa. WAZAItETII. PA. oartth Hall AlUltary Academy, Una 0. Maaareth, Pa. Founded 171 J. Preparatory and lluslnesi Courses, Senior, Intermedial and Junior Pepts. Atbletlca. Military ma .-a X4T,-A,,B,nw(tw..,B.D.. ilia. I'll"1' 1 HI JM..- American nation. When all is said nnd done the residuum of fact remains thnt he must be ranked as one of the world's greatest idealists nnd benefactors today. It would be difficult to point out' nnj other one mini who lias done more for the happiness nnd welfare of his gen eration tliiiu this same 'ignorant idealist,' snvc, peibnps, Woodrow Wil son himself. Compensation for Firemen's Kin Compensation for the widows and other dependents of the six tliemen lio lost their lives when trapped by full- ing walls at the big warehouse tire nt 'Ul North American street on .Inly 12, will lie nniil within the npl ten iln '":... l" - " :v : " : William II. Smith, special adjuster of the workmen's compensation board, has EDUCATIONAL lloth Sexes SCHOOL OF COMMERCE (35th Year) SECRETARIAL COURSE FOR HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATES Only tjigh School graduates are admitted. The course is completed in ten months. It is an ideal combination of essen tial subjects. Every graduate is placed in a high-grade position. The term begins September 2. Ask for Catalog F-5. OTHER COURSES WrniintttiK iV, I A.). XthrrtlMriK. ptHteil IltiltiffcH nnd M.imiKPint?nt. Itookkrrpini;. H ii sine us KnclNti ItitHliifsN unit !-:.Iert rorrrMiontlfnrr. ( rcditH nnd Collections. ('i)mnterrlnl Law I, II nnd III. rnmonnrlnic, ('(irporntlon rinunrp. ("nut Accounting. l-'Inmtpf nnd i'oinmrroe. Intlrfstrl il Oniunlnitlon nnd MunfiKf nirnt. Olllrp Munucrmriit. Tliin Itp.ullnc nnd Kttltn.itlnc, Krnltj llrokeriice. llfportinc, ulf tninnshlp. Nnturdny Mornlnp ( uirsf for r.iblir Sluml Tcucherti. Broad Street Below Young Men nnd Hosw WAYNE. I'. Cl TT ff C? f. 1 Pr.n.M. tnr rVi11P OI. LUKe S SCIlOOl !,.i... -nr.vn. ' or btialnena TVavna Pa (Main Una P. R. II ) Send for cntalot CHKSTEK. PA. Military College 58th I-nK established n. a inllltsry l v Rtltutlon. with honor ideals. an4 I Car the development of competent man hood for Its aim, Pennsylvania Military ColteKe has proven Its efficiency in war and peace. Strong courses In Civil Rn aineerlntr. Chemistry, Economic and Ft nane. Preparatory and Junior Schools. Athletics Catalog. Addreaa Col. CIIAULKS K. HYATT. rreldrit Box B63, Chester, Pa. MW.tTiiMorsi;. v Swarlhmore Preparatory A uchool of lontr stnndlnir nnd rrottreS' alve Ideal ll'rftc toflnv to AVi!"lri li; Zamn',on ) Heiulmaater. Millard 1. TomllnNon ' H-irMird ne. Swarthmore Pa NFAV HT.OOMFIKT.I. PA. Carson Long Institute 8&1 Yeor. A rioma School for Roys. 8 bulldlnar, 18 acrea In the nealthful foot hills of the ltlua nidice. Individual and per sonal Instruction how to lenrn. hnw U labor, how to live. Our aim Is knowledge, character, culture, efficiency. Collexo Pre paratory, Business, Junior Courses, Spanish. Ftenoh. Tubllo Spenklnic. Military Tralnlnir Separata bulldlnes for loys under 13 years. ISflO and up. Juniors 1105 For further d talla address Oeorca f, Pehnelder. A. II. Headmaster, nox I New nioomfleld. Pa. HAIrsrHTRO, PA. Kiskitninetos Springs School for Boys Prepares for colleea or business. Ths eioaest personal attention Is given to each hoy. Sev eral Fnotball nnd Ilaseball fields. Onlf. Ten nis. New Gymnasium with swlmmtne pool and howUna alles Fine e.ihletlc spirit with stronr; cnmpetltUe tenmj. School owni Its own 'arm and coal mine. Rata $721. DK. A. M lVIISON, Jr.. Tr. Hnr Mn. Snltshiire. r. WHST 1'lir.STKK. PA. WKKT CI1KSXI IC STTK NOKMAI. RrilOOt Polh Seies V o ?0 O M Phillips Prln. 1NC.ATKR. PA Franklin & Marshall Academy nnT"' prtKP pot 2 1 .... ps r o i 1 iinVR' PIllPARATORT Yeates Schoo1 .AxVA.sTnn pa II Ft.T.FrOVTK. PA. Uellelonia Aradeiuy Limited to 1U0 youn4 men, IS and up. 114th ear. Athlello 014 and Rym. Mod rates Catalor Jurnm It. Uurhes. A M.. Hend'r. IlolJ". nellefonle.ra, Younir 'iVooien unil Olrls pr.F.t IIUIMIII Mlllllll, line.) For younir women. Widely practical and cultural preparatory collets departments Muelc. Art. Domestic Science. Secrelarsnlp. Norms! Klndcroarten Pwlmmlni pool Ath letic Field Address Hot in, ji n, K, Ph l Preshlent. .lenMnteirn. Pa HIItMINCllAM, TA. BIRMINGHAM SCHOOL for Olrls. Tn Penna Mountains. A.-ademls it Collese Preparatnrv 0-mnaslnm. swim's pool sleeping- porch Phv-lcal train'. Music. A. It. drier. Pr.t T. H Mnnlton. A. B.. neadma.ter. Itos; T "Irw'nrhsm. Pa. 1.ITIT7-. PA. Linden Hall Seminary A rtrts school since 17411. Academic. Colle Prep and Special Courses. Sep. Jr Dept. flvrnpasliim Terms jriOO Cntaloc. Ttev. F W TPvr.Tei psic . tiT lrnt. iltits. p. HWAUTIIMORK. PA. MsrvTyoii Sclionl for fllrls A home school Col prep., household n'ts cen. In, courses, tfew fireproof Mdps Ml outdoor nctlvltles, Catsloe Aflil-i... Pey ir.PR P-arthmore p. OM I Wl. I'. TIIK COWI.KO SCHOOL FOH fllltLH Prepares for collcKes General Courses. Music Art, Domestic Science Near train A tro'lev. New laboratory and s'vlmmlna pool Fpr cstaloo- and vje s address KMMV MII.TON r(HVI.l A, II.. Head of School, Ouk I.ane, l'hlla., Pa. WKWABH. DKI.. Women's College of Delaware To women, deslnnv a liberal education, nnder Ideal renditions of home life, the Women'a Collea-e of Delavcare offers unei. relied opportunities at extremely low coat tdtuated In a beautiful and healthful re. ron. one hour from Phils. Write for Cats. tor I. Address MIPS WINIFRED J. nOB. INSON Dewn. Newark Delaware. AiTnunNTUi.re. mass. , LASELIi SEMINARY Anbomdate, Mass. Course of study from flrst year h'lh school through two years ad vanced work for high school sradiiates. Wide ranee of subjects. Unusual tralnlnt In various phase of home making-, School 10 miles from Iloaton. SO-acre estate. Outdoor ,rort and recreations. Address fluy.M.Vflo. (ton. rt.,.V3)PrleWlDal. ITS WooHBd orf n nnnounced. Only, one of the six men killed, wns unmarried. One of the vie- j ttms was n widow ir, with three cnn dren. City Solicitor Connelly will up point n guardian for the children. Wayne Changes Memorial Plans The project fostered by the Men's Club, of Wn.Mie, to build n community hciise for the town ns a nicinnriq.1 for the service men of Radnor township jlms heeu abandoned In fnvnr of a park lor siniilur pioject. The community club, .iihn wns regarded ns too restricted in lts scope, especially as the town has (several excellent centers of community activities in the clubhouse of the Men's, iCllllf. the SlltllldllV Chill building for .. . . ...... the women of the suburb, nnd the ciuo- i llioiise of the Radnor Kire Compnny. I Until Sexes rrret.irlal. siiortliand (I'ltninn nnd fircne). Irntllr Hutrs ;itnl Man icpinrnt, Tpprltlnu Ci0i Mudilnps). C'rrdKs nnd Cnllf tlonti. IMcnsp Frnd tno (free) rinulnr nnd ptrsonnl advice about coure marked Clt Berks, Philadelphia GEORGE SCHOOL Countrv School tor Jlo a anil Glrla Senrate dormitories Conrsrs broad nnd thorough. Student tudle I unnf r punervlslon or prlnr'oal nraduntei UccenJ in rollege Spt'Clai .oune. Ath I lettcs (O'mnnsium pool, 227 wooded arret and open lourttrj on Neshaminy Crek. Kn dowtd )!li mdernt rutiloij f.t.irt . Wiilton, A. M.. nnT 23, Gears School, Pa. TorvTrv 1 IH'MNTS AIIMIMM" TIOV I in sims i.i:tti;k mhitim. l,MV llMlc; lli.MTIC Vc hno plon hundrr'tW nf nmhitlouo. I earnest men arnl women the stmt that his' put them oer the top, anil hae tholr rec- I nnls tn point to Willi just prlili UV irtn ilo a mui h for sou Write nhnne or cill Wnlnut -l;U ' i..ii.i.r, i:ti:nsio fNivnciTY (108 helmit street riillitdrlnhln Our Bniiliintps nre In constant demand for uooil nlnir positions Oreor Shorthand Ihe cas speedy avalem Complete liulni'SH anil aecrctarl.il inurnos Hnlf ntes Bummer months lntroaip tr illni; Enter lin tlm ('till np H.lln fn. ..!. JfTna pirMculnrs nnd est ilnciie tal I'lin.x. iii'sim'ss cnr.i.nnK tind ( nllettc of Commerce 101J Chestnut St.. Philadelphia. Trnchera XVnnted Positions wHltlnir. Fre. reclst'n for College nnd Normul Graduate. Mrdern Tenchera1 Itnrenn. 100? Mnrket St STRAYER'S Thc "tft "lnes School 1 ivrt m. i-iv J R07 cnsTVUT ST KINGSTON, PA. WYOMING SEMINARY A fsT-e1ucRtIonl school whre hoys unl rlrlp ht a vision of the hiht pur rfA of life. PlJirptlonnl trnrherv In irry rtpt. CV!1pf- prepnrHtlnn Pu!. ni9. Miifite, Art. Orntnrv trul T)rmm. lie Ar'n Srlncf. Mllftarv Tralnlnv tlrmnnlum nnd Athletic fteMn. 75th war. Endowed low rate Writ for rfltnlor. Addrn nr:nixo. ia. Schuylkill Seminary Reading's Junior College Preparatory and Junior College courie-i for nil cnilpffes and universities Co-ed clns1cl, commercial, music, elocution and domfBtlo prnce Ha'PH $37fl, ffltalon on requnt. U1CV. WAHHKN F. TEEL. SI. A.. V. D.. rreMdrnt Young Women nnd !lrU ovKitnuooK. r, Miss Sayward's School for Girls nfrtrnok, riilla., Tn. OoIIpfp prepnratorv "d sccrctnrlal course)". Junior imm! Mimlrnl Dfpts. Alhletlrs. Domrntlc S Ippcp. Carrlane '"" fr PUpU In Hflln C-nud XTorton and , "'ynncfle,(J M,M s Janf 'iMTiini. rrin. WERT r?IETint. Darlington Seminary A dpvelopln Bchonl for Olrls 60-rr-futnte In rennnv.vnTilVr flnPrt country Lsun jrunirr, Art. Mnulo Exprf-plon Strretarlftl. Butns nd HoufhoK1 MHneircmont Col leffe Pr,inrtlon rBlnlOfruc CIIKISTINi: I'. IIYK. rrffcldfnt. Box fllO AVfr-t C'hirr P. CHAMm;i.IU"RO. TA. PENN HALL ! ciiMnr.i:nrnn. pa I fllels' Collci-e Prcp.iratorv Modern Isn i ainpes and special courses Cerllflcnle prlvl i leires llooms with prliate baths, New avm- i naslum and swlmmlnir pool Jtntea, lodtl Cataloc nnd views May each near spent al , Atlantic City. Work continues uninterrupted ! Add. Frank S. Maglll, A )!., Prln., Ilm tv. i.i'Tiii:nvn.i.i:. md, ( Maryland College 1813 rim HU11R.V 1010 Collece preparatory .i Years' History Collene Cllrla from 3i States Domestic Science 10 miles from Bait. Muslo i Fireproof ItulldlnsTs Impression Non-Sectarian Addre I'resldenl House for t'nlulor P. UTTHKnVH.I.B. Mil. KOnWAI.K. CONN. HILLSIDE FOR OIHIe. 4 mllM from Npw York. Col leca rrepnratlon. fullural Courira. Hom botd Hclnrc, lnchnIlnrT Hctunl practice la m real homp. OrcanlzM Athletlci. Miericarrt R Itrrnilllmrer. A. H. (VnPKar) Vldtt Hunt FrnnrW. U. I.. (Sml(h). 1'rlnt-lpaU Norwalk. Connecticut. ntinc HIa Hml IIoh GRADUATING GRAMMAR SCHOOL BOYS All the fellows say, "Some clasa. nifty and speed oh. boy!" Your vacation will not be complete unlcsa sou take 11. 11, with you. Is backed by the '.arsest House of Its kind In the country. Our beautiful Illus trated catalogue lella the story. Free. Write at once to HOYS' WKJ-LrAKK DKI'ABTMEN? . Jea wabkex r. ,: ruiiiDKwiiui e., I . . . !1) ( WANAMAKER'S WANAMAKER'S j DOWN Women If YoMir Somoier Top Starts the First of Atugrtuist you will take a very real interest in a little group of fifty fine wraps that have had their prices much reduced. August evenings, at the shore or in the mountains call in a de cided tone for a wrap. These wraps are of silk Paulette hand somely lined; of Bolivia, fine velour, tricotine; of tricolette or Paulette combined with other materials. They are handsome wraps which vou may be ptoud of anywhere. Now $30, $35, $50 to $75. For Royg'Ihi Wear there aie good tweed capes, dolmans and coats, lined or unlined. $25 and $29.50. Linene dusters are $2.75; linen crash motor coats are $8.75. (Mnrket) Kmiocka1bo(Liit Clotlhes for OSrls' Vacatioes Middy blouses hold first place among the clothes which mean good times. Some open in the front and aie belted; others are smocked and have contrasting collars and cufTs. The navy blue flannel collars are favorites with many girls. In 8-to-16-year sizes, these are $1.25, $1.50. $1.75 to $2.50. New Fall skirts of serges or gay plaids are belted and pocketed or are made on bodies. $G.50, $7.50 and $8.25. Extra good ones, made of the best linene and jean, aie in white or cadet blue, carefully made and tailored. They have black or red ties arid thc appropriate emblems. In G-to-16-year sizes at $5.50. Other regulation dresses at $2 and $3.75. Qinghami Dresses Are Reduced Mussing really doesn't make much difference, as a tubbing will freshen them! They are in plaids and plain colors, made in more than a dozen ways. G-to-14-year fittings at $1.50 $3.75 $5 (Market) Three Daioty Camisoles to wear beneath fine Summer blouses aie just in. Two styles of pink satin are $1.25 one has fine lace around the top; the other has hemstitching and losebuds, and both have ribbon shoulder stiaps. The other, at $2, is of pink or white satin with rows of hem stitching around the top and wide ribbon shoulder stiaps. (Outm!) A Chemise amid "Nightie" of Cool Batiste They are snowy white and dainty! The chemise is'an envelope style with deep, creamy Valenciennes lace around the top, run with, pink ribbon and with ribbon shoulder straps. $3. The "nightie" is a slip-over with neat embioidery at the neck and sleeves, shirring, ribbon and a rosebud finishing it. $2. At the same price a pointed Empire top nightgown is inset with lace and embroidered swiss. (fentrul) Tailored Waists A-plenty for women going to the shore and mountains there have been many requests for them to put into vacation trunks. ? There are many to cnoose fiom, with detachable or convertible col lars. Linene is $1.75; madras nt $3.50 and $3.75; fine linen at $4.50 and $5. (Mnrket) Snowy Summer Skirts $3 Two practical styles that women like one of linene, belted and finished with pea:l buttons; another of gabardine with cornu copia pockets is ornamented with pearl buttons. (Mnrket) Towels during tho rainy spell when nothing dricdi Housewives re alized how limited their sup plies were. Good new towels and towelings abound in the Down Stairs Store. Hemmed kitchen towels made of half linen crash are 30c and 35c each. All linen at 35c, 45c and 50c each. Roller towels of half linen, measure 2 yards, and are ready for use. 75c. Cotton crash toweling with a linen finish has a blue border and is 16 inches wide. 19c and 25c a yard. Absorbent toweling, half linen, has blue or red borders and is 17 inches wide at 30c a yard. All linen, 40c, 45c and 55c a yard. (Chestnut) Many a Kitctt?emi Rami Shorty ? WANAMAKER! STAIRS Who LSke to jsses AraottierShipmentof ! DoubleExtraSize ' Petticoats of a lustrous, durable cotton mate rial, they are in navy blue ns well as black, and the deep flounce is tucked. $3. Pretty satin-striped tub silk petticoats in legulnr sizes are in l navy blue, Copenhagen and black at $3.85. ' (Centrnl) Blowing fiffl e Doorway Cool, OreemiStr5ped Cortaiinis Stripes of gieen or blue running across at varying intervals look very cool on the cream flaked ground of these door curtains. $1.60, $2.85 and $5 a pair. Stemdled Ciirtaimis amd Couch Covers Heavy cotton crash in linen color is handsomely stenciled in colorful designs. There are couch covers at $5.50 each and curtains at $G pair. In some of the designs, the covers and the curtains match. (Central) Footwear of White Dainiitiiniess for Womeini amd Children!, Too The white pumps, sketched, have accentuated long lines in the vamps that make them very graceful. They are made of fine white canvas, with turned soles and covered heels. $5.50 a pair. Special at $2.85 High lace shoes of white leath er, like buckskin, are made with welted sroles and high heels. (Ches(not) -n1. STORE Wear the New Things First aie asking about the modes of Autumn. We are answering with some delightful new dresses of satin, of taffeta and of serge and tricotine with just a hint of the new season in their folds. If you arc planning a sojourn at one of the fashion able resorts, a frock or two of this sort will be a distinct addition to your wardrobe. A new model in satin is thc one sketched. The bodice shows an embroidered motif in self-color or a contrasting tone. Buttons adorn the hem of tho skirt. $20. Trim blue serge frocks with a bit of black silk braid adorning the vest nntl the skirt are $25. New tricotincs, smartly tailored and trimmed only with bands and embroidered crows' feet, are $25. Other dimming frocks of taffeta and satin, mostly in navy blue, are $32.50 to $38.50. A Host of Symmery Frocks Among the voiles, the Georgette patterns in blue and white are wonderfully effective. Topped off with crisp white organdie collars, such frocks are vcrv smart. $9.50. Other voiles in dark grounds with white dots, most, practical for street wear, are $6, $7.50 and $8.75. Of OrgamdJe in pastel colorings there are some airy, youthful frocks made with scalloped roll collars, which arc edged with lace to match the cuffs and the trim ming on the skirt. $8.25. At the same price, there is a pretty frock in blue or lavender checked voile with deep folds trimming tho overskirt. The round neck and the elbow sleeves nre finished with pleated white frills edged with lace. ' Special at $10 A little group of dresses of white dimity and white organdie, lacy and pietty, marked at savings of $5 to $G on a dress. Several models are here and all charming. (.Market) Little Pimk Pajsiinnias for Girls of 6 to 11 4 They are made of soft pink batiste, trimmed with lace, with blue stitching, hemstitching and nicoting or with blue braid. They have elastic at the ankles and ruffles. $1.50 to $2. (Centrnl) A Tnmni House Dress that women will enjoy wearing about the house and even out doors is a clear checked gingham in black-and-white and blue-and-whitc with bands of white en the collar, sleeves' and pockets. $3.50. Aradl an Apron that can be worn as a dress. For the warm Summer days, it would be ideal for morning. It is of gingham in checks or stripes, with ric rac braid around the neck and short sleeves, down the side front opening and on the pocket $2.50. (Central) Orgaedie Is the Seed Frocks Fine, sheer organdie, 40 inches wide, is1 in pink, green, rose, navy, Copenhagen, maize and tan. 50c a yard. Think of all the prettv frocks that can be made from this! (Centrnl) Needs Pairs of White s for the warm days. Chamois lisle gloves are nice because they are easily rinsed out and look so fresh and white again. It is wise to have several pair of these and have one pair always fresh and ready to nut on. Our white chamois-lisle gloves for women aie made to fit well and wear well. They have one row of white em broidery on the backs and two clasps at the wrist. 50c a pair. (Central) Bathiinig Suits? plenty of them in the Surf Store. (Mnrket) Easily Cleaned is a virtue in children's shoes be cause they get so dirty. These are, of white canvas with welted soles, (And they button). Sizes 6 to 2 ifi.yu a pair. -.,. i . ,-,- J ; -ftT-sfci - '," ,, 1 -r '" i . ') j 9 - ' . '-IL ,V-HJ -. , S5, - .".' :.Jj.if s ' t&s&mlie &1?.-!.,
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