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' FOR THE FALL SUIT
On the Pretty Girl
To the Editor of the Woman' Paofi
Dcnr Mndam I rood with Interest
your article oil "The Pretty (Jlrl. Who
Is llrnlnless." If some men only vnnt
bnby dolls perhaps citrous girl), who are
' ordinary minded, but mabo hud nnd
Hellish and henrtleHS us well, tlicTi they
deserve them and nil the MifTciliiR such
n girl can Intilct ou them. I admit there
ore many pretty women with a broad
minded view on life, but the trouble In
that some men who should know better
treat nil pretty women alike. Thej
don't stop to consider that there art
good women nnd bad women, wise
women and silly women
Now when a mnu turns from a
briRht minded girl with n heart, for
others as well ns for herself, to u piett
baby doll, who is heartless laud that
means eruel), the brainy girl will turn
to other men who are more appreciative.
of her. And it isn't because she wishes
to make the men ciiwilioilni! nrotuid the
bnby doll jealous. It is because her ,
cxtimate of herself will make her adopt
this means of healitic her hint pride, j
Xo sensible, bright minded uirl would
p'xcliniiRC natures (if that weie possible)
with u ehnractcileis, heartless bab
doll, for all the good looks in the World. I
MISS SI.
Addressing Hard to Get I
To thi 7'cifor of the U'cnnii'; Vaot:
Dear Madam Io jou know of any
firms or business houses that I could
nddress and mail leters and circular,
. etc.. for in mj spare time at home. 1
would like to lam mine extra money
by doiliR this writing at home during
eveniltiTM. 1 linvc licaril of m:in iiptmlp
doing tills oit of woik. KHADnit. i A Dally Fashion Talk b Klorenre Itc,c
Not mtj mnii bu-ducss hou-es gic fv AM, the nrious gnrmentb of-
ont such woik to be donp now. most of " fered for the fall reason, the suit
It being done on the ptcmNcs. or placed J is. as a rule, the first to nwnk'en the in-
ii uir ""inn in mifcf lUlllTlin 1 1111 L IIIMUC "M. Hi t UUIOU H 11PW ClOtllPM
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EVENING PUBLIC LEDGEB-pmLADELrHIA, MONDAY, AUGUST 4, 1919
And So They
Were Married
Hy kaxeIj dkyo ba'i
CnpurioM. 1919, fc PuVU L
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dressed to suit her Irregular dark face
nnd iimmiRcd at all times to exert n
iiueer fascination over people.
hentt and nuth weie pel Imps never
good nnturcd kind of innn, old 1hoii
Ills jenrs. and without vony mm h 1
Illative, or lis Mm nllnt?rr net nut
i. ,t tt .. . . ,
pep. up (mi nt rnrp prv huh ii lor
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i would inn Into the big Mooie lixing
loom hirormullj, nnd thiow herself
ilnnii on the couch, swinging one slim
unnnrciitlr nmlnlile. niul ml rnw.lv or.
chnnged nuy (nnveisntlnn. Wuimo llu
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.,..-, -. ! "" it.t.b urn- iimm'i nniL ill un'ir
.STAKT THIS STOKY TODAY j mli.cN they were too pi cud to men
fpIIIJ next day the oung captain who 'i'1"-
X had been carrying on epiite a llirta- I ,"" V'.'"' '""! ."' ",M "n, ,1"' tJ1'1"
is., -t.i. i. a hi- , . . i eal masculine stuhhorun-xs in not ngiec-
t.on with IV.t Salisbury left for home. K ,,,, , nllnllt UllU ,,,,
This left Dot free for new game, nnd really thought he'- highly amusing, was
she turned quite natural v to 'Scott. "" "".' a great ileal of her. tiln
t'nllltp lleatricc nnd Grace Lnvett Dot
was very much older In her wnjs. She
had been brought up with older peo
ple nnd her childish wajs were niimtlj
put on. She liked to nppenr naive nnd
she was really pry joung, hut "die.
wasn't artless nud silly like Itentrice,
nor did she particularly enjoj doing the
foolish things they did unless ( vun
worth It to her.
To do Scott credit, he did not cure
one way or another about Dot Salis
bury exrepting that she amused him.
lie liked to hear her quick comments on
things and )ie mnde a bully chum. Dot
was too clecer to make a false move of
aiij kind. Mlie saw tnat Scott v. ns
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so far apnrt as thev were these dnxslglrls. nnd jit Ileatrlce tiianent erect it
iiuik uiKciiier in inn snme room nnd i s0 mat lie filled In nnv gap thnt Oeorci
jr.,,,,,,,,,.,,,., iii iiiiu. iney were i i.vercci s inuttiMil on left open, llent
t WANAMAKER'S j WANAMAKB&'S;
lice understood vaguely, that her nttl
tilde shoiiht lime been different toward
Hutli thnt first evening, but she was too
J nuns to understand Just wheie she
mlctlit have snwe! the, situation for
'nice. She (i;, know, however, that
she hud not taken Until Into considera
tion at all at a possible ilval When
her mother had mentioned the fact that
she hail iinited the Kn nuwiits down.
Itentrice hail asked casual!) what the) i
were like It had been lit the break- I
ftlSt tllllle linn ii,.irtiim, fllifl Mid
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leg over the other, and-would alwn)s Moore hud lield Uuth's letter of ace ept
luanage to niouse Interest cen when 'unco in hei hand. I
lomersation was Hugging It was not' .., ,,., knim S(.u UllJtI10(, ,
tint Dot was naturall) l.r ill nut iirfcl P,, ,Mll , ,, ,wril, , ., I
e er it was because s,e tihsl so lmr.1, ,,llk , ,n ,,.,, , , ,
u,d tned all the while. Ilieio was , W1t , , ,)(l prv ,,,,,,, , ,)()tl ()f
" """"" """ -" w.s i.ol .mi., tli.-n, nnd . KN0 them a good time."
mg an effort to be agreeable and to ., ,, . ' ,. , ,
gain her point b) putting herself out ..',' -Mr" ;,""r' " "M u,ltl' U,iFr-
to do it. Uuth saw through all this ril.U popuhii and .t pretty, and she
but a man would never haw understood ""Kl" .!" nt '-"iltlfnllj into M.ur good
It. and Scott wns no exception ""'"'' "";. bliiR would lime been
Mis Moorehad told Uuth thnt (:race,'i,r,;,,,',Tl, , ,f kI,,1' '''V1 ,"''!' "i11,1 "'".'
T.,.v..it u ...... , i. Scott I. ml won the ( mix de (iueire it
w,vi "ii' mij ,mi iibi U , rriiHiiru, tit i i i m "
" " ... till III lllll niLlnJ .t x.lf it. .ll .,? t.-.w.
''""" iiiii tuiil ill ll HI rue iiiiai iri (iii-pi-
v to his miiuil, As It will Ittiitiiro'
Sln mis in fm t too juiiing t tliuiM
litM- otnotloii and sin' wus at vt iiina.Ml.
mk1 tliPti iiitlifnmiit nt the o:tinis man
1 1 fir- tt trill i- Iti liivn littti li lu nt !fn n,t ' llltf ill uliiili T.tiiittiitintit Pi nmtf h.k
lilTMllllljl 111 Kill 11 J I II I It 111, IJIJ I I " ' ' 'III III' 111,1 IIIIIIV J t I 1 I 1. IK f,"
she snw too that he was pining fur tli" lected lid Heatiicc wus, ot couise,
companionship of other women and she i tluirnughlt in s)mpatli, with her friend
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iiiieniieci lo Klc; JC in null. ioc UieailT t k,'l "uini'ii ui-iiiku l,eceii lei pil I Olirr I .. . ",
nti.:.. .... .. !,.... i. i c, i:,.,,, i i. i, ...i ,...,ii Ti..n. i. ...i i consnien ii tin
ik'iiiiii ,i,iiiK. ..i. ii. it, i mi.- ,, hi i'iiii- i '" -'.-. iiii.i iiv iiixii uiii.li iviiiii nun
entlonnl enough and hurd as nulls, put fmtli all her attractious. N'ow.al.
She loved excitement, nnd the ndiniia- though Uuth purposel) avoided liim,
ticm of men. but she realized her liuiitii- ' knowing th.it it would serve her purpose
tions. She knew she was ugly, hut J"'"1 "M e, he showed onl) too plain
fche made the most of w lint slie Iiad. She to that he would lather be with her
cultiintril her rocmI points, her slender "",I- "'"' ""' one else,
ankles, her beautiful little hands. She Kenneth Moore wus nil eus going.
idea of gning them a good time was ti
be polite when the) were around, nnd
to go on lining as she alwas had with
out iiiiiiliiiug (hem lerj iiimli when
cm'i' it wns pnvuble. In short, she had
U.i.Miiouds a neiesMiri
pill to lie swallowed. The were her
tiiotlui s guests and she would look out
for them As it n things weie not
coming out according to Ileiitrice's idea,
at all.
I I'omnrrow, lleatricc tells her mother a
few tlilnus about life.)
n specialty of this work. The onl) way
for )eu to discowr the funis that still
do ns ou clescrihe would be closely
study the uiherti-H-meuts in the paper.
ou might be able to obtain a HitInn
for rush hours at a soda fountain in
the i-tenlng. Tliii would be more certain
Income.
Pianist's Address
To the fditur of (he. llomnu's I'aoi.
Dear Madam Mining read in the
'Woman's Ilxchange that some one would
like to know Sir. Hunter Welsh's ad
dress, I decided to send it. It is 4','M
J.nrchwood nienue. West Philadelphia..
As he is a wonderful pianist, I thought
ou might like to know.
SIRS. .1. E.. JR.
Thank jou so much, Sirs. .1. 13., Jr.
Wants Games for Party
To h t-ditor of the ItOHlnn'-i Vajji"
Dear Slndam I am going to have
uoine friends spend the evening (girls
nnd bo)s). We are going teV dance part
ot the time. Will )ou kindly print
borne interesting games to pla) '! They
are all oer 11) jeurs.
A DAUiY UKADKR.
Won't you please send a self-ud
The coats of the unit'- -.. i. ,, t.,..
tinner-tip length, which seems to be the
faiorito length to the three-quarter
length. AVhile the coats mostly adhere
to the straight lines, there arc. muu)
models that have plaits set in ou the
hips. These, however, do not nppear to
sue un) nucieci wiutti to the figure. The
skirts, too, tend to carry the slim ef '
feet, as many are strnlcrlil tu.,,f,., ,. I
uft'airs, though not on the skimpy order.
Plaits nn- also used ou the skirts, but
nearly always on the hips.
So far the colors seem somewhat, lim
ited, and they are offering black, dink
blue, brown and dark green. The ma
terials are duvetyn, velours of man)
varieties, homespuns nnd bomu novelty
f abi ics.
The majority of the suits nre beau
tifully tnilorcd and rely on this for their
st)le. There are a considerable num
ber fur trimmed, which of course adds
greatly to the price tag. When fur
is used to ndorn the suit it is one of
the short-haired peltry, such as musk
rat, seal, mole, beaver or nutria.
Shown today is a suit which is typ
ical ot the tailored type. This is" of
vclour, decorated with stitching and
tailor's loops. The narrow belt tic3 at
the front and is placed low. as is the
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"Love and Liberty"
Is it true that love and liberty are not asso
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A woman you've probably seen,, a lovely
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grace of a vast underlying fund of New Eng
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Queens" and " Re-discovering an Ingenue."
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DOWN STAIRS STORE
A Fine Collection of
Women's Silk Underwear
at AmazIogEy Low Prices
Shimmering, pale pink satin and soft crepe de chine have had a fairy
wand waved over them, transforming them into the most delightful under
tnings imaginable. And you will be amazed at the lowness of the prices for
such charming things. Many of them were bought at special prices, and it is
highly improbable that we can secure any more to sell for similar sums.
8 Styles in Envelope Chemises at $3.50
Five are of pink crepe de chine trimmed with hemstitching, with
points of lace insertion, with lace medallions or with yokes made of tucked'
Georgette crepe.
Two are of softest satin shirred with blue and lopped with 'lace or
trimmed only with hemstitching and tucks.
8 Styles in Envelope Chemises at $5
All but two are of satin, oh, so lovely, with tops of tucks or embroid
ered Georgette, of shadow Idee or of lace medallions. Several have ribbon
shoulder straps.
The two styles in crepe de chine have satin tops, one embroidered, with
French knots, the other with lace medallions.
500 Camisoles A re $1 and $1.25
ii-i JJiink -siltin and crepe de chine fonn the more substantial parts of these
delightful trifles, and their tops are a froth of lace or adorned with row upon,
row of hemstitching.
One style, in black satin, has an elastic shirred top and is $1.25.
Crepe de Chine Nightgowns, $4.65 and $6.50
Lace insertion and an edge of pink Georgette finish the V neck and the
very shortfkimono sleeves of one style. The front is shirred and boasts some
little blue silk flowers and blue bows. .$6.50.
The other nightgown at this price is trimmed only with double hem-,
stitching a row around the neck and arms and three rows over the shoulders.
$6.50.
The nightgown at .$4.65 is most remarkable at this price. Wide and
full, it is of good pink crepe de chine with a yoke, outlined back and front with
a row of hemstitching. The round neck and short sleeves are hemstitched.
Bloomers of Silk, $3.50
One style is of pink crepe de chine with blue satin ribbon binding the '
ruffle at the knee. . .
Two are of satin one with an embroidered scallop at the knee, the
other with wide lace insertion and a little embroidered medallion clone in
pastel tints.
A Crepe de Chine Kimono, $10.50
The material is of excellent quality and a band of satin ribbon outlines
the sleeves and forms a little collar. It is a slap-over model, which is shirred
both back and front and can be had in light blue, Copenhagen, pink, orchid and'
sunglow.
l( nil nil)
Cotton Wansts
Half Price
. We have gone carefully through
our stock of cotton waists and wher
ever broken sizes or ineomnlete mlnr
assortments have been revealed the
price has been cut in half, or even less
Ail nave oeen grouped uncier tne on
price ot
$1.85
which includes waists of the following
materials:
Colored batistes
Colored stripe voiles
Swisses dotted in colors
White voiles
White batistes
Some are quite simple with only
tucks and hemstitching for trimming.
Many are trimmed with lace and frills
and sprays of embroidery. Most all of
the waists are mussed from handling,
but it is a simple matter to freshen
them and they are all well worth it.
OliirUrl)
mi mm miner .
at $2
skirts
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Many of the skirts more than,
half of them were originally marked
twice as much, but some of them are
slightly mussed now; however, a tub-
Ding win easily ireshen them. Others,
re quite iresh and are marked vptv
ciose. Aiiogecner, no matter what
skirt you buv, you will save money and
p-et a good skirt as every one is
Wanamaker quality.
Included are skirts of
Cotton ramie
Striped pique
Colored voile
Plain pique
Cretonne
Striped voile
You will find all the season's best
styles represented. Pockets are all
attractive and, where buttons are
used, they are good buttons.
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1000 Excellent Corsets at $1
This is a gathering of coutil corsets in all models from corsets for the
very slight figure to those for the stout. There are topless corsets and corsets
with low and medium bust lines. All sizes are in the lot, but not in every style
5M Corsetls at $1L50
Various models are made of pink or white broche, coutil and batiste qv
an ngures. iNet curseis quite a numDer 01 tnem are topless or have average
400 Corsets at $2
Pink and white, plain coutil or figured corsets are in medium, low and V
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200 FSmie Corsets at $2,5
This includes pink striped or figured broche and fine batiste CQrw$if
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