Wl ffS W'-sw&w"' ' " vt'$$J!w "" "t'- '' f?rt-tr-i, 'V-- - fy p y.jiv,-L''-r """ V,r"",W't''''j)W,,,r,'lv',HS EVENING PUBLIC LEDGER PHILADELPHIA, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 13, 1919 13 -. 4 m 3S And So They Were Married Br HAZEL DEYO BATCIIELOIt CopyrtoM, Itll.'bv Publlo Ltdstr Co. START THIS STOItY TODAY AT LUNCHEON that Saturday Grace "Lovett seemed all tho more sullty now that Beatrice wns engaged. Bob Edwards, a nice dark-halrcd boy with a ready poise and. a pleasant smile, sat next to Beatrice and engaged all , her attention. They seemed superla tively happy. Sirs. Mooro regarded them with n smile that was half sad; Mr. Moore was, as usual, entirely rec 4 oncllrd to it ns the natural outcome of a boy and girl attachment. There was not much romance about Jlr. Moore; ne was not imaginative and he was too easy going to worry about problemat ical things. Tho regular fortnightly dance at the - country club was the subject of con versation during tho greater part of the day. Mrs. Mooie had invited a crowd to the bouse for dinner so that ' they might all go over to the club to gether afterward. Ituth heard her at the telephone after lunch talking to Dot's mother and knew that Dot was evidently coming with the rest. That fact stimulated Buth'B jaded , feelings, as perhaps nothing else could have. The feeling that persisted with her all through tho morning, the remorse that she .felt for having made George Ever ett fall In love with her, was tem porarily forgotten. Ruth was deter mined to shine that night at the dance, to make It a deliberate contrast be tween herself as a bello and as a wall flower. Ruth had not seen Scott alono for a minute all day. She pointedly avoided him. Sho did not meet his eyes and she kept George Everett at her side as much as she dared. There was a time, though, when she kriew that it would be impossible to avoid Scott and that was after dinner, when they were dressing lor the dance. She went upstairs early and ho came In when she was half dressed. She wore a long pink silk slip and over it a breakfast coat that had been in her trouseau. Her hair had Just been done and she bad dressed it differently, high on her head, with a largo black comb which had been her mother's. It made her look much older. Ruth had thought very seriously about what she should wear tonight. Remembering the gorgeous evening gowns In which Grace and Beatrice had appeared two weeks ago and her self In a simple little afternoon frock, she determined not to let such a thing happon again. She had a flame-colored evening gown which she had brought with her and red slippers and stockings. It was simply made, but the color was vividly daring, and she had decided to wear it. It was flung now across the white bed and Scott glanced at it as he came in, but he said nothing about that. Instead he came directly over to Ituth and said : "Sweetheart, let me talk to you " Buth regnrded him with limpid eyes If behind which glinted hidden anger. Of course, (.lie said, blandly, "what do you wont to talk about?" "About last night." "17m mean that you believe what Beatrice said at the breakfast table," accused Ruth, knowing full well that he did not mean that at all. "No, I don't, I mean nbout what happened on the beach." "Oh, that's all right," said Ruth lightly, "you needn't explain." "There's nothing to explain, there wasn't anything In it." "Then why worry nbout It?" and Ruth turned back to the mirror as though it did not matter to her one way or another. "She knew it was foolish ; she knew in her heart of hearts that this was her chance to settle things wrth Scott, to be back on the old relations with him, but when a woman has been Ig nored and has been humiliated before other people, a perverse llttlo devil in her urges her to be unfair, to hurt through her inability or her refusal to reason things out, one of woman's very best weapons. She was reckless tonight and she had made up her mtnd to exact payment from Scott for his neglect. She would Bhow him that It did not matter to her whether or not he was attracted by another womnn ; whether the novelty of an affair was necessary to his nature, she could hava an affair too, and a serious affair at that. All of which was very foolish and apt to to be dangerous, but a woman never stops to take that Into consideration when she is. carried away with n plan. A woman can be the most irritating thing on earth to a man when her heart Is literally breaking. She can make a man believe her utterly and entirely heartless. That is because n woman is nine times out of ten an nctress, and a man is a perfect novice nt hiding his feelings. Scott was entirely deceived by Ruth's manner, no uia noi Know inai a suaucn masterful movement to take her In his arms would have brought her sobbing to his breast. Tomorrow Ruth adopts new tactics. CHILD SCALDED TO DEATH Upset Kettle of Water Man Also la Burned Elsie Goldberg, five years old, 1722 North Gratz street, died In the Women's Homeopathic Hospital from scolds when she upset a kettle of boil ing water on herself In her homo. William Brown, 244.1 Carpenter street, was severely burned at work yesterday when n con 6f varnish ex ploded, spraying him from head to foot with the burning fluid. He was taken to the Pol) clinic Hospital. The Woman's Exchange To Clean Gilt Frame To thr Editor of Woman's rape: Dear Madam Would you kindly tell me n way in which to clean the gold frames of oil paintings which have bo come very soiled and smeared? Are box suits going to bo In style this au tumn? CHEHHY. To clean the frames first wipe and brush nwny all possible dust. Then cover the frame with whiting ond al cohol mixed as thick as cream. Let stay on about three minutes. Then wipe with n damp cloth nnd dry with soft flannel or old silk. 'Specks of the whiting left or tarnish can be removed vith a swab of chalk tied in silk nnd wet with alcohol. If vou desire a high polish on the frame tie cork sawdust tightly In chamois and polish. Alcohol will remove fly specks before the clean ing process. The roots of suits for foil ore longer. and nt this time fashion does not seem to forecast the box coat to any extent. The coats for the most part, however. follow the straight line. The length Is from finger tip to three-quarters. - Happy Birthday To Iht Editor of Woman's root: Dear Madam I am going to Invite a few girls to a birthday party next week. Will you please tell me what refreshments to serve, In addition to ice cream and cake? How should they bo served, as we will sit at the tnble? Also, will you please give me some games to play? M. The information has been mailed, nnd I hope the party Is a success. To "Constant Reader" I am Borry, but it is impossible to give' the information you are seeking about this particular soldier. To Hire Evening Qownt To t Editor of Woman's Pant! Dear Modam Can you tell me if there is any place I could hire an eve ning dress? I must have one for just one time, and ns I may not need one again this winter I would like to hire It if possible. READER. You can hire an evening gown from a costumer's and you will find a list of these listed in the business section of tho telephone book under costumcrs. Perspiration Stains To ths Editor of Woman's Paot: Dear Madam I have a georgette waist that I havo been unfortunate enough to mark with perspiration stains. Could )ou help out by suggesting some wny to try and remove the stains? It is a white waist light-pink waist. L. A. first try dry cleaning with corn starch, powdered magnesia or French chalk. 81ft this over the stains again and again, rubbing a little as ou go. If this Is unsuccessful make o little swab of the chalk by wrapping It In silk nnd then try ether with It. This Is Inflammable, so be careful. Pour on the ther a little at a time and dab the swab. Put a drop or so of weak am monia on the swab, not enough to change the color. As n last resort try pouring a llttlo chloroform on the stnlil, rubbing law aril hard until it evaporates. Superfluous Hair on thc fnr or arm Is on math n annoyance nn It t phyMfal Imperfection. If jiou would recreate juurnelf you muM un Vou can buy it at all department ntorts nnd oood drug $tort$. IF YOUR HOT-WATER SYSTEM "KEEPS YOU GUESSING" lneetlate and Inatall the "Irvekin 'x At a turn of the tp the water flown out piping hot In a steady stream ALL the time. Tho "Lovekln" haa no compllcafn! parts -It ! Mlf-operetlnr and ou'U be surprised at the email eras consumption Approved by tho U. O. 1 Send for booklet, LOVEKIN WATER HEATER COMPANY 39 Laurel Street Philadelphia, Pa. Iloth Setea Straycr's Business College Philadelphia' Greatest Builneu School Call, write or phone for full particulars STRAYER'S 807 Chestnut St. Phone, Walnut 384 BERLITZ SCHOOL 1MI CHESTNUT STBEBT Otetrenea lth Street) Free Trial Leessa ICIIOOt, OPEN ALL SCMMKB Expert Tutorlnr. French, Spanish. General J.!na. Appt.. umcfl or nome. 1. . jbu. vu. MMH w. WW. n. i Languages Our graduates ar In constant demand lor c-nnri-navlnir rjonltlona. Grfirir Shorthand. the easy, spetdy system. Complete business anri trrtn Hh l murses. Special rates for August, intensive irhinmr rnier any time. Call or write for full particulars and ratalosrue. rillLA. nVHIXKSS COLLEGE and Collfite of Coirmerre 1017 Chestnut St.. Philadelphia. Roth Hexes 0K LANK OAK LANE f Country Day School Auto bua servUe makea tnia country Dav School aallable to all Philadelphia. Children (4 ears and over) carried to and from a school with open country envi ronment pure air. aafety. out of city noise and dust Quiet laolatlon of country makea Ideal rendition, for study. Special class room Instruction. Ruses from city renter Philadelphia. Germsntown and Jenklntown Oour.ea ranse from kinder garten throuRh collfre prennrntlnn A few vacancies atlll mailable In upper forms. Oak Lane, rhlla, rh. Mrlrose 807 no v wp&mb YounrMen and Hots H01T.YN. V. EDUCATIONAL Both8exe Pharmacy taught in very complete course, graduates being fitted for posi tions in both retail and manu facturing lines. Day and evening session. Bfs Ask for Catalog F-22. rhone, Diamond 631 TEMPLE UNIVERSITV Droad fit. Mow Hrrka 1 I'hlladclphla JL PEIRCE SCHOOL of Business Administration "America's Foremost Business School" Intensive courses to prepare young men and women to fill the demand of Philadelphia business houses for trained workers for responsible po sitions. Day and evening sessions. Ex perienced instructors. Send for 55th Year Book. Pine St. West of Broad, Philadelphia, Pa. The Holman School Opena for Us twentieth year on Thursday. Sept, ?3th. 1010. ELIZAUETH W, nnALEV. U. A. Head Mlstreaa Hen nnd Iloya I'ltlNTBTO-V, N. J. PRINCETON PREPARATORY SCHOOL. FOR ItOYS College preparatory for boys 14 yeara and oiatr; oeaviiiui location; ma.i classes !?. bulldlnra; 44th callent faculty; well-eaulDDed Urie grounds; supervised athletics vnr. Catftloc I. on reauest. J. B. FINE, ; Princeton, N, J. MUHIO ""zkOkwek haiin- Philadelphia Musical Academy CQttt season bealns Sept. S. A few vacancies ' for ftdvanoed puplla u--dr eminent artist' -- isaonara, Aiivurr. monumental iu vuv.ii Student Symulioov Orchestra, and recitals, &-nkM n Wb, DI.Ml anil T(no v V iFir.proaoeetua addreu "NT. :." MlkLTON TJCWia UIIBPHV ,JT Set-UK fftrwtrP MMii Dimiw La Salle Extension University Direction and a tralnlne that Is llaked up UUl arid wlthou In- ith a.tn.l huslness terferlni with wjrprw ".?, ,tlon' nrSINF.SS ADMINISTRATION IIUSINESS l.KTTKK-W KITINCI LAW 11ASKINH TBAFTIO WHf. rail or phono Wnlnut M3 G08 fllKKTNCT ST. rllH.AIIEl.rniA Are You in the Right Position 7 WHAT ARE 'YOU BEST TITTED TOB? Let a well-known psychologist tell you the riant vocation in life for you. Apply at the VOCATIONAL GUIDANCE lNSTlTUTK Room 402. Pres.ar Bldr.. 1714 Chestnut St jtflll iiiinnr nm t -. Short Courses NO ADVANCE IN RATES nookkeeplni. Shorthand. Typewriting. Enr llsh renmanshlp. Dictaphone. Comptometer Day and evenlnr sessions. Start now. Indl Mdu.l infraction I A I jUir it fv n""ut s" r""" '" " WANKS stenographers nrm typisia D"kr In crront ilomnnrl Tiav unci BUSINESS ntfrht Hflsqrtg Knter now. COLLEGE 919 Walnut St. THE TAYLOR SCHOOL ,ft Ore Shorthand.Touch Typewriting nooK Veeolnir Secretarial Courses. Day-&-Nlght. FRENCH lady (Parisian) wishes few pupils at her rea". ovenlnrs. 12 B. Chestnut ave.. Chestnut lll' J none i ne.uiuv iii, i-io nrcroNjPA. ACERWOOD TUTORING SCHOOL For boys and girls whs oeed individual instruc tion to make normal progress. Kindergarten to High School Industrial Arts. Domestic Science. Musi. Gymnastics. Gar denlne. Ethical Train ing. Home Life. Medical Supervision. Adeoaats Buildings. Large Cam pus. Outdoor Hfo In summer. 16 miles from Philadelphia. Booklet Miss Devereux, Principal Box A, Darin, Pa. c.Konr.r, school, pa. GEORGE SCHOOL Country School For Boya and Olrle. Separata dormitories. Courses broad and thorough. Student atudlea under aupervlslon of principal. Oraduates succeed In college. Special coursea Ath letics, i-ymnaelum, pool. 227 wooded acres and open country on Neshamlny Creek. En dowed Rate moderate. Catalog Georro A. Walton. A. M.. Ilo gm. fieorte School. la. School for Exceptional Children Eery facility In a beautiful anb.homa for tbt cart at train e oi cnuoran wno lorouan uivn- tai anan: Jtolll A. Wood.. Prln. Box 174. Itaaly. t. disability are unahla to attend publlo or rl.achonls. Dept. of Dom.8cl.for older sTtrls Young Women and fllrls nmcriiwooi) school (inc.) Fo1 young women Wldoly practical and cultural preparatory & college departmenta. Music, Art, Domestic Science, Secretaryship. Normal Kindergarten Swimming pool Ath letic Field. Address llox 4SO. SI. if. Reaser, rh, l., rresldent, Jenklntown. fa. STEVENS SCHOOL ?,??., Opens Sept. 23d H2d vear. Kindergarten, College rrep.. Special advantages In French Open-air classes. Catalog 5USS MARY nKNTLF.Y, Prln.. 231 W. Chelten At., fltn. Training School for Kindergartneri (Formerly Mlsi Hart'a). Junior. Senior and Olnduate Courses Primary methods. I'rac tlca Klndergartnera Mlaa A. T. H.LMAN. mrector. ox I., auwi u'ainut at . rnua. 0VKRIIRO0K. PA. Miss Sayward'o School for Girls Orerhrook, Thlln.. Pa. College preparatory and secretarial courses. Junior and Musical Depta Athletics. Domestic Science Carriage calls for pupils in Unla, Cynwyd Merlon and Wynnefleld Miss S. Janet Sayward. Trln. Phila. Scbool of Design for Women Tlenpenfc October 1 nnOAD AND MASTF.R BTRF.ETS. miT. OAK MSB The Conies School for Olrla. Prepares for all colleges. Strong Gen'l Courses. Music, Art. Domestic Science rrlmnry Ihrough High School and BeeretarU.1 Oouraes 7 mln. walk from trolley, opp. Reading It. It Station, Indlv atten. For catl. It -lea add Emma M Cowles, A II , Head of School, Oak Lane, Pa. WKST CIIERTF.R, PA. Darlington Seminary A developing School for Olds. 00-acre estate In Pennsylvania's finest country. Lan guage, Art. Music, Expression, Secretarial, liusuieas anu jiuueenmu .laiiaaciuoiu. wit- ie- Prenaratlon. CIIRISTINE F. 1YE.. Presldenl. Catalogue. : F. IYE.. llox 010, West Chester, IlIRMINWIAM. PA. BIRMINGHAM SCHOOL for Girls In Penna. Mountains. Academic & College Preparatory. Gymnasium. awlm'K pool. Bleeping porch. Physical tralu'e. Music. A. n. drier. I'res.i I S. Moiilton. A. B.. Hemdmaster. Hot L. Birmingham. Pa. 8WARTHM0RK. PA. Marr Lyon School for Olrla A home school. Col. prep . household arts., ten. fin. courses. New fireproof bldgs All outdoor activities. Catalog. Address llox 1K08. Bwarthmora. Pa. ciiAMnFJtsnuno. pa. PENN HALL CHAMMERSnURO. PA. ntwt.' i-nllrce Preparatory. Modern Ian guages and apeclal courses. Certificate prlvl leges. Rooms with prhato lotha. New gym nasium and awlmmlng pool Rates. 1000. Catalog and views. May aach ear spent at Atlantla City Work continues uninterrupted, Ad'v Frank S, Maglll. A. M.. Prln.. noX W, Big opportunities are open to young men in the textile industry. Textile Manufacturers are constantly on the lookout for trained younr men to placa In responsible positions that command good Halarle Textile engineers, men with a thorough knowledge of the textile Industry, are graduated by tha PHILADELPHIA TEXTILE SCHOOL of the PenriB)lvanla Muatnim and School of Industrial Art. Our cruettral murst. rovrlnr ver branch of texllla manufacture, produce klll9d pifcutnea of th Hort nertfa to nil th ponltlon of Department Heads. Super-IntTirl-ntH Dcrlimprit. Phpmlits. tc. V ple men a pood start We turn out tTtllr ptrtfiTtH Maniifnptiirr tcnniT thlfl and ar eafifr to employ our (rmduates. Write for catalogue or visit the .School. E. W. FRANCE, Director Broad and Tine Sts., Philadelphia The country's leading textile school in the greatest textile center. COfRRES rnr.PARINO for college, bnslnesi anc the State Hoard exams, snortninri typewriting. Industrial drawing, Spanish Call Young Alen nnil nor. I'A. PENNSYLVANIA Military College 58th I'on established aa a military n V- stltutlon. with honor Ideals, and I Car the development of competent man hood for its aim. TennsyHanla Mltltary Coll co has proven Us efflclency tn war and peace Rtrnntr courses In Civil Kn glneerlnj?. Chemistry Economies and Fi nance Preparatory and Junior Schools Athletic Catalog-. Addrens Cnl. rifAtlLKaS K. HYATT. TrrslJent llox fl rhester, T. INCASTKR, I'A. Franklin & Marshall Academy ! P.QTfl' J'KEP Hon 412. Taancaster. Ta Yeates School noy?,K5EA!ATORT 1 . ricxxsncRO. ivl PERKIOMEN SCHOOL & to miles from Phlla.: small groups: resident lrUjyK'il',r?nA,lllUl- "thlellca. Prln. Oxar S. Krelbel. rn IVnt IIP. Pennsburg. Pa. r.r.TiiixiiK.11. ta. Belhlchcm Preoaratorv Schnnl BROWN PRFPARATORY! Prf""" ?r leading college. Extensive OIWYV11 r l.E.r aVr I -i. I i ground, and athletic field New hjdgs John ... . ..icrj, m.a.. llend'ter, Hethlehem. Pa. Tlroafl and Cherry Rtreeta LANCASTER. PA. eaf s rlyool WKXPNAW. y. 3. I!?!?," .cJ.hr.""r. manliness and honor . usvrinnrn. iiannnah la - in your boy's ;dut.on. ';n'dnao nm',7..ynla preparatory school. Healthfully situated li f.?" r "J?'U'n. AU"i'cult?.0n3 uihj u liim nr tvaet rAisi Hth Tear f Or JoOyS Endowed SUnURtlAN TO LANCASTEH. PA. Rates IBOfl ,700 J800 According to location of room Kvery boy studied Individually by eip I eiirhora irnl. ! ti.fin. Anvlrnnnveni. - " vn'- it id, intuitu v.. --- - M i ituiirii h i.uVV """ lo' n th0 bcautuui a n i Special and bustnesa courses healthful a......-..- - r. .. ir(allnt . .i . . ' ..?.v"urB" --- guuuiun u i uniKaPiri irain service. Modern mem. Gjmnaalum. supervised atn.eii-. or oer. Academic coun -"imiii JJUVii, llUln, IWU ntllicwv, !- "".. aiB lor IflB HCnOOl 1 "- d.'iii in. ijiiuuru cm uumriii, - "' classes Special Saturday sessions to aia siu dents to make the weekly school standard. For Catnlntr address JOHN II. SCinVACKE, A. P.. ftnx 530. Inncnstrr. Vn. JOHN II. SCHWACKE. A. !.. Ileadmaster trtm 11 "'limiHi .uiiritD preparation, Academic studies Lancaster Excellent SE,"Sr- Jrntltt".0J,l,frtr 'V' building, and qu,. Separate juSlordep.Hme'nt"0? bol", "J? "ta'n supervised athletl's. or oer. Academic cour.. . ii.:;.?'! '"" for the school jVarV Junior depar Cat.w nund"'1 tr 'h achool!ar. MAJ. ci:mTOTAr,S,NVk'n uox 4is, AVenonuh. X, J, NEW MX)0MFIKL1, PA. Supt. Carson Long Institute . 33d Yesr. A Home School for Ilos. ft build In r-h 18 acres In the healthful foot hills of the Illue It Idee Individual and per sonal Instruction how to le-arn, how to i labor, how to Ihr. Our aim Is knowledge, character, culture, efficiency, Collere Pre paratory, HuilneH, Junior Courses, Spanish, French. Public Soeaklnfir. Military Tralnlnr ' Separate buildings for boys under 18 ears 0(V) and up. Juniors 1205. For further de tails address George ?. Pehnelder, A. II.. Headmaster, llox I, New Dloomfleld, Pa. HLAIKSTOWN, y. jt B3LAIR ALI.EXTOWN. PA. ALLENTOWN Preparatory School Preparea boja for leadlnr colleges and universities. High standard. New Build ings. Special department for younger boa. Athletic teams Ijirge campus and gymna alum. Terms MOO Catalog on request Visit the school. Write for catalog I. J. M. 8IIAI.TKH. Principal, Allrntown. Pa. HAI.THIIL'nO. PA. KIN0ST0N. PA. WYOMING SEMINARY A oo-educatlonal school where boya and clrla get a vision of the highest pur poses of life. Exceptional teachers In very dept. College preparation. Bust neaa, Music. Art, Ortaory and Domes tic Arta & Science. Military Training. Oymnaalum and Athletlo fields. 7Bth year. Endowed. I,ow rates. Write for catalog. Address. I T Sprague. I,II., I'res.. Kingston. Pa. nEADINU. PA. Schuylkill Seminary Reading's Junior College Preparatory nnd Junior College' courses for all rollerea and universities. Co-ed. classical, commercial, music, elocution and domestlo science. Hate $S7. Catalog on request. BKV. WAKIlEN I. TEF.I.. M. A.. U. D., President WKBT CHTOTEB. PA. VEST CIIESTKR STATE NORMAL SCHOOt, Both Sexes. l'J2() to KfiO. O. M Phllllpa. Prln, ANNVnXBjPA. LIHIANON VAI.I.KY COLLEOK Co-4. 20 miles from Karrlsburg. A. B B. a., Uus. li. Degrees. College, Academy, Muslo, Oratory. Art. Pra-medlcalCoursa. Te-mamed. VINKIJNI). W. J. MAPLEHURST SCHOOL ST i i. AMRf.INK A select home achool for a limited number f retarded and subnormal children. Nine teen yeara' experience. iiookisc r. AMFI.1NK HK.rtAlll.T AKSAI1B. Wlaclpal MANASSAS. VA. EASTERN COLLEGE gg Co-d, near Washington. D. C. Degress annted: all courses. Pren.Bchool. Bate 1400. Catalog. Dr. 11. V. Rsap, Pre. Box A. I.ITITZ. PA. Linden Hall Seminary A girls' achool since 1746. Academic College Prep, and Special Coursea Sep. Jr. Dept. Gymnasium Terms ,500. Catalog. BeT.F, W. 8TKNOEI,. Prln.. Box IPS. I.ltlii, Pa. NEWARK. PEL. Women's College of Delaware To women desiring a liberal education, under Ideal conditions of home life, tho Women' a College of Delaware offers unex celled opportunities at extremely low cost. Situated In a beautiful and healthful re gion, one hour from Phlla. Write for Cata log L. Address MISS WINIFRED J. ROB IN SONJlJeanrevrJ:JDeJ:aware. t LPTHP.RVHJ.K. MP. Maryland College 1B53 run WUMroi 1018 College preparatory college Domestlo Science Music Kxpresslon AddresB Preldent Rouse (or Catalog P. LUIJir.nfU,ur ..' ,. Tears' History OirU from S3 Btatet lu miles rrom Halt. Fireproof Bldgs. Non-Rectarian ADBURNDALK. MA8H. LASELL SEMINARY ' Anburndale, Maas. . Courae of study from flrat ytar high school through two yeara ad vanced work for high achool graduatea. Wide range of subjects. Unusual training In varloua phases of home making. School 10 mllea from Boston. SO-acre estate. Outdoor srorts and recreations. Address Onr M. Win alow. Ph. P.. rrlnclnal, W Woodland Road NORWALK. CONN. HILLSIDE FOR OIRLS. 49 mllea from New York. Col. lege Preparation. Cultural Courses. House, hold Science. Including actual practice In a real home, urpaniaru Ainisiic '?' VW home. oranuea Atnittics. irgaretj-R, llnr. A. B. (Vaeear) Kiskiminetas Springs School for Boys Prepares for college or huslness. The closest personal attention is git en to each boy. Sev eral Tootball and Baseball fields. Golf. Ten nis. New Gymnasium with swimming pool and bowline alias. Fine athletic spirit with strong competltho teams Rchool owna Its own farm and coal mine Rates 1725. DR. A. M. WILSON. Jr.. Prcs. Box 8S6, Sultslinrr. Ta. CHESTNUT HILL. TA. Chestnut Hill Academy ST. MARTIN'S. CHESTNUT HILL. PA. Preparation for college. An Ideally located country day and boarding school for bos Especially low rates for five-day boarders. High standards of echolarshlp. Unexcelled athletic equipment. Including three playing fields, gmnasium. swimming pool and recre ation building Reopens September 24 Catalogues on application SWARWIMORE. TA. Swarthmore Preparatory A school of long standing and progres. alve Ideals Junior School Write todav to Arthur II. Tomllnann I Headmaster. Wlllard P. Tomllnaon "" Harvard ave Swarthmore, Pa. WVNNEWOOD. TA. MONTGOMERY SCHOOL The Country Day School for Boya from the beginning of their education to college Faculty from Columbia Teachers.' Colleg.. For Information add. Rey. Gibson Bel!. A.B., H.D.. Headmaster. Wrnnewood. Tenna. MERCEBS1HJBO. PA, The Mercersburg Academy FOR BOYS Slercersburg, Pa. Send for catalogue to Wm. Mann Urine. rh.D., LL.D., Headmaster. Box HO. WAYNE, r.l. Q 1 iilrA'a ?rrinol Prepares for College St. LUKO S SCnOOl or bu,lntili W'ayne. Pa (Main Line P R. R ) Send for catalog NAZARETH. PA. Naiareth Hall Military Academy, Bex 80, Naiareth, I'a. Founded 174S, Preparatory and Business Courses, Senior, Intermediate and Junior Depta Athletics. Military life. Her, A. D. Thaeler. D. P., I'rin. BELLEFONTK. PA. BELLKFONTB, TA. I '1 Dellefont Academy Limited to 100 young m.n. IS and up, 114th year. Athlethle field and gym. Mod. rates. Catalog, Jaroea S. &4me. A.M.. HiT. Iter P, iWllefonU. P. ACADEMY FOFl 30Y Wonderfully situated for good health Delaware Water Gnp 12 miles distant TnrTOn "'", fthletlc flelda of 100 ".'Jr.,. ul. i"".crw ',""" Preparation for col- Efithtanh., ffi'1 lcho1" Mry drill, l-lgnt buildings. Separate Junior Del partment. Write for catalogue ,0hn r&. WiWy.1.1"?" tr. Box "P." Blairetenn, N, J. Bordentown Militarv Imtitiitn Jilll eil wL'p' fo,r. "' or business, Effl I .,vWt'if.m,lLc"":'' IndMdual atten liar r trJil."1,nsr' Superll.ed uthletlc. 85th jear. tor cntolou add Drawer C 22. Col. T. P. Landon, Horde ntoirn, N. J Trln. It Com PENNINGTON. N J. The PENNINGON SCHOOL College and Technical School preparation. itI'.h5' ?r'"' mNK MacDANIEL. D D. ESSEX FELLS. N. J. KINOELEY SCHOOL FOR BOY.s22 mllea Mr0mteN,,,T,,york Cii ln lh' New jVrVey '. For illustrated catalog address J n -iit"ii. ji. a., llox f. Essex Fells N. J, .-tr.n I'li.-v ACAIIK.1IY For bos 0 to 18' iT!d'r5',ulpmnt.' P"nal attention, rata log. Address Principal. Hnx L. Newton NJ WAYNESBORO. VA. Fishbume Military School New (100,000 Fireproof Equipment Preparea for unlersltles. business life. Diploma admits to all college, llesultful military training Beautiful healthful sltua- tlon. Every cadet participates In annual encampment at Grottoes on Shenandoah Rver. 40th sear Small classes R,e Officers Training Corps under U 8 W.J Department Catalog L on request SIJ. .MORGAN II. Hl'DOINS. Pr. Box S00, Waynesboro. Va. WOODSTOCK. VA. Maasanutten Military Academv WOODSTOCK VA. Preparea boys for College and Bu.ln... Healthful location! modern build ngs! small claaaes. Limit 100 hoya Catalog "in ?.a noward J. nenehoff. A. M.. Heodmast,? PORT DEPOSIT. MP. TOME SCHOOL n; Preparttory. . Port Deposit. Md ptrxnrmY. mass. Powder Point School I Will nnderstand runr bnr aad li teach him to understand himself 1 RALPH K. IlEARCE. A.M.. Headmaster I M King Caesar Read. Dubury, 3Us, I SCTIMKW CAMT Yeaag Meat a4 Bera GRADUATING GRAMMAR SCHOOL BOYS All the Isllowa say, ana speed on. poyi "Some class, alfti iyl ' TOUr vseatlen wul cot be complete unless you take U. D. with rou. la backed by tha Largest House el ha kind ln tbe country. Oar beautiful Illus trated catalogue telle the story, free. Write at once to UOYR' WEI.LFARK DEPARTMENT MnsrirAL HYPERION ChtitmA 8i,.L07 B. fna St., Qta. school or Musia Ope Sept. II. Vocal. Violin, Plane. Organ., Franklin E. Creason, tnr. iin WANAMAK0R; DOWN STAIRS STORE Men's Heavy Tao LeaitherSlioes Special at $465 a Pair Many men want shoes that have been made particularly for hard wear in all kind of weather. These shoes have everything to recommend them: the leather the tough, thick kind, the lasts the same as were used in army shoes, the workmanship as the shoes were made by a maker of army shoes and in the same manner, it is well done, the soles good leather, heavily welted. (Chestnut) A Clearaway Sale Is aed Ends of Woiraiee's Wraps (Many of the Finer Things Bmcladed) $1.60 to $12.50 Every wrap was originally marked at least twice its present price, and a large number were three and four times as much. Capes, Coats and Dolmans for street, motor or evening wear of: Serge Mohair Sweater Cloth Poplin Velour Linen Silk Poplin Taffeta and Linene. Of course, the best choosing will be early in the morning. (Market) An UmuiSMal Sale ! Attractive Frocks of Women's Lyons Velvet Hats in the $4.85 and $5 Soft, deep velvet, attractive shapes, quaint new metallic ornaments that bespeak an Egyptian influence, com binations of black and beaver or black and sand as well as the good-looking all-black hats these you will find at the two special prices. Many have soft crowns, and the majority of shapes favor a medium size, although there are both large and small hats for variety. Surely you want a velvet hat for the end of August! (.Market) Special at $2 Some are made of fiiie gingham in pleasing plaids (various color combi nations). They have fresh white col lars and cuffs and are made in Billie Burke style, hanging straight from shoulder yokes, with loose belts at the waists. Others are of really pretty lawns and voiles with pink, blue or lavender collars, cuffs and pocket flaps. These are quite daintily smocked. o Both of these styles would ordi narily b" marked much more. Also : Slightly Mussed Frocks that have been much more will he included. (Central) (Clitral) Two Gromips of White Skirts Manny Hafltf Price 100 Skirts at $3.75 There are novelty cords, gabar dines, poplins and piques made in several styles, trimmed with pretty pockets and pearl buttons. 300 Skirts at $2 They are made in about a dozen good styles, of pique, gabardine and poplin. Many of these skirts are mussed or soiled, others are quite fresh, but there is a substantial saving on every skirt. Dainty Imported Neckwear There are sheer organdie collars in about a dozen different shapes trimmed with fine embroideries. $1 and $1.50. And some dainty flat collars, round or square, with em broidery that has much the appearance of lovely Madeira. For dark silk and serge frocks, these are just the fresh, pretty collars that arc needed. , Central) (Market) The Sale of Home Thlo continues to offer new opportunities every day. Among the many spe cial cretonnes, those at 35c and 50c a yard are perhaps most note worthy. There are about all imaginable patterns: colorful Oriental designs, tiny conventionalized flowers that are quaint, all-over verdure and flower patterns, and the striking large designs that make such lovely screens-. Many of the linen-finished and linen cretonnes at 50c a yard are today worth about three times that price. ik Just a Reminder of Money-Saving Prices on Curtains Draperies Curtain materials Velours and tapestries and last, but by no means least: Rugs (Central and Chestnut) """' ?W l'va- . "' ' v' '- A WANAMAKER'S WANAMAKER'S Specials In Women's Hosiery amid Underwear Mercerized white lisle vests that are "seconds," but with only slight imperfections, are 25c. Mercerized cotton seamed stockings in black and cordovan are "seconds," but the imperfections are slight. 25c a pair. Drop-stitch silk stockings with seams in the back are in white, navy, cordovan and black. First quality. $1 a pair. Fpn. Children Sturdy cotton socks in whiteA det blue and tan are 10c a pair. Sizes 6 to 8i- Mercerized ribbed cotton stoc ngs in black and white are 35c a pair, 3 pair for $1. Sizes 5V2 to 9y2. Chilldree's White Shoes Special at $11.90 a Pair They are made of fine white can vas that will clean easily and are in button style. The wide-toe shapes are best for children's growing feet. Soles are durably welted. There is at least a month's wear ahead for white shoes, and then they will do for the early Spring, also. Sizes 6 to 2. (Chestnut) w 2 jfj a "H l JEI .HJ . ? Mt r ' J ' .) 'At ? '
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