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plu.w-il tin- II113 HIiih" (iu'i-Iiiic if tlio lcaitii1ilii (if Mr lloxlo ami to iH S :
Mi'iiilrNsrilm Ncviii h hiiIIi' " llm III nrruiiiiniiiiiu'iil of llii' iiiclietiii 'iy
I'llifi' ' Minii' xri'niN finm PhiihI nml - '0
The Testing of Julia Grant
Uy 1IAKKL. I1KYO liATCHULOIt
Cot jttvht, ills, w i'ulillo Leilacr Bo.
A Friend iti Seed
Adventures
With a Purse
IJI.AI) TIMS 1'IKST
A wiitniiii wlin lii'hilntfi fur 11 11111
niHit Ih'lwprn low nml ilntj ''mi ci-r-l.'ilnh
li" Milil In lmc 1 lnivnrlei', 1111
iimltrr w lint kIic pw-iiliutlb ileelili-M t
(In .lnliii (iiiuil luiil iiroiiiNrd lMn
('iiinii li iihutj him. lint fl"' ilWcov
I'icil miilili'iih lirr lnvi' for iiiiiitlii'r
mini. .1 1I111 N'imllli 11 hospital Mir-ri-hii
liw-n IIihiikIi Dun I11IM jlllnl
.lnliii fiir 1111 it lici- unman nilil Mils
wns lii'i" Mronil niumlsr to liinii .lulin
It-It that I" honor slu- linil lo Rii
IIii'iiiikIi ttltli It. Tin- tlimiKlit iii'vcr
orciirn'il tn lii'i' In im DunlmcU in
lili own i-iiin. TIhmi .lulln iIhiowhmI
tll.lt l.lll'J, lll'P .MIllllKl'l' sitl-r, WHS
niKernlib iililnilipy licrmixc xlii?,. too,
wrt in li' with Dim.
now ; in with run story
Jt'I.lA. itilil with ln-r usiml rutin
fiiRiilitx. was mil' tliitit;. nml .lulln,
toy with thr r-nlni nf ili"inli'. wns initi'
nniiliiiM- It will oni' thiiiK rontlmmllv j(,K
ti mi'iiviv .iitiiu s niiiliurr 111 ihh-i-ii ".
Miying Hint nhi' v.onhl In- (lilTi-i-cnt onrf
sin- was iimirii'il: in fin t. It was i-h
to i-ritnfnit oni-M-lf with Mtrh Ith'ns win'"
run- it 11I not know- the truth. Hut after
.lulln hml iipi'iil) confi'svpil to Dim tluit
slip loM-il nuotlipi- lnim nml Dun km-w
that 1ip wiim hohlliiK -lulin to him lio
cmisp she wns too lionoiahlc to lni-nk a
promisp, thliiKs M-onii-il iliffprpnt. Of
couri-p. Iip ilitl not nilmit this, even to
himself, hut it wns tlific lust the simp,
nml for thp first limp Dan's nbillt.v to
mnUp Julia happy was n thiiiR Iip was
not ipiitp sure of." Up iliil not say to
himself as hp win' hml Hint of ioiiim
.lulln loveil him anil that pvctj tliliiR
vouhl pomp out nil lislit. liistpnil he
cniiRlit himself wntrliiiiK her with n
lit t In eati'li in liis lienrt nml 11 mlsRivhiK
in his minii. Up whs unusually trailer
with her. too, anil -he was vpi.v piati--ful
to him when lip spnii-tl lipr his usual
carcssps. TIipj wore plo-er tlipse ilajs
thnii thpj hail Iicph in n Ioiir tlinp.
nml Dan for thp first time in his life
wnw bpiiiR nnsclfisli, ilenjiiiR hlmsplf
nunPthiiiR Hint he wanted. And that
1m; did wnnt .lulln, wimt her mole thnn
iiiijthiuR plsp in life was pertain.
One nioiiiput his splf-nssurnnlp would
return nml in a liuist of conlidpiice Iip
would drnw her to him, hut there wns
somSthiiiR about her submission Hint
hunt him worse thnn her repulsion would
1iiim done. It was in those moments
.that Dan. slek at heait. would confess
to himself that it was too lute, that lip
could not make Julia loe him, that
nlthoiiRli hlie would become his wife,
hp roulil neer hnve nil tiling but the
lovely shell, mid that her heart would
nhvajs helonj; to another man.
The old Ornnt house took on a fes
tive air, and various wcddiiiR presents
bpRnn o nrrivp. Daeh onp broiiRht a
fiesh stab toV Julia, 11 realisation of
wliat she had befme her, but thp ttips
to the ilre.ssiuiikpr's weie eeu woi-p.
Julia was to be maiiied in the tradi
tional white satin and lapp. ami her
dress wns being fashioned bj thp dipss
makpr who did all Hip fashionable
clothes in the neiglibnilinoil. It wns I
quite the HiniR to be able to s.iy to
oiieV friends tlint Mailanie Chapelle
was finisliing a new sown, or that
Madame Chapelle "was jenllj gettiiig
too e.Noi'bitant in her piiies, my ilear."
It plnppil the soeiul climber iiumedinte-
in the desirable I'hisS, and Sli.s.
(rant mnile Hie most of Hip fact that I
the Ri-eal .Madame was actual!) making !
Julia's wedding gown. j
Madame Chapelle, 11 thin little woman '
with it tiici! fnee and iinusunllj sharp,
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'IIHHHM ', I"' UOUHl IllUhP .llllllt IMIlllJI)
on a rmspii piatiniiu iieiorc n mirror
when the diess wns fitted. The light
I poured thioiiRli, tlir tliliily-curtulned
I windows mid Julia wns acutely cou
1 spIoiis of Mnilame's foolish ipiestions
1 that were luiril to iiuswer. Once .lulln
Icriul bitterly when she went into the
little room next ti the lilting 100111 to
'dij'ss. Slip hadn't slept un, the night
before, 'mil Mailnmc s badgering had
T11K new good tuck clianns me tiitp
loll) The) nip ciil lei) "Hip thumbs
I up bnliles Yon w'ill leinembir (lint
been untisuiill) keen. She siJilie about
it to her mother Hint day when she got
home and Mrs. (Jrant laughed nt Iiit.
"Oh, my dpiir. Mndanip :i1wii)m dops
that, it's just her wav. You (iiight to
laugh her off: )ou'rp fooli-hh sensitive,
Jiillu."
"I don't think nnv womnn ought to
tnlk to u girl like Hint, 'J Julia peisisled.
"It takes the lonuineij of life away."
"Oh, nonsense, jou'll Ret over those
ideas after )ou'ie married. (SiiIm ill
Wii)K think things nml drcuni dreams
liefnrelinml. .ilad.iinp 1I11I11 t mcau nnv-
Hut Juiia wns hint at her mother's
altitude. Jt just' seemed that theie was
no one 11 1 all who understood her thpsp
days, no one she could go to for sym
tmtli) or mlviie, nml the tinip was grow
ing so. short, nml peu thing nliPiu
looked so mote (linn dark. Ami then
quite Hiiddenh one afternoon about a
week before her w riding, just aH .she
had met her long iiro wIipii sip needed
some one Miri'h . Julia met Mnrtha
Itlalft'. The sight f her flesh, healthy
face bloiight the teais to Julia's cum
and a tiny my of happiness into her
hi art. Marlha look Julia hoiiui with her
mid over hot tea and little spice eakes
Maltha told Julin that she was making
the mistake of her life.
(Tomnriow .luli.i Makes an Interest
ing Call.)
the ilnjs of Nero, after a ghiilhitui
had fought. If his llghl were deemed a
good one. Nero jvouhl signify his will
ingness to let the gladiator Ihe, Irt
turning his thumbs up. Ami hapin and
lucky Indeed, wns (he man who saw
those thumbs go up. W1. this little
"thumbs up" bub) .stands little mine
thnn mi Inch high, with n boih of solne
gold liuished mulct iijl. mid a tlnv blown
head. The little liimils nre down at
the sides and the thumbs, if )oll please,
are tinned up. You tan see for Muirself
that to enr a "thumbs up" baby, with
its sisnlticance. will bring jou link.
The pi lie of One is twenty -Mm1 cents.
A tlajut) lingerie set to show through
n line blouse consists of (nrce tiny gold
nrcty pins, on enpli of which is n rib
bon rosebud of pnlp-st (link, mid n few
1cm rs. The set, wlilpli posts seventy -llp
rents, would make n verj welcome
t'liiislmns gift.
It was Helen who wn" doitiR n
little nilieiilurlng on.tier own pint -who
told me nhoul these cnlemhirs. "I
know a glil who is grdng to luup n
shower," she vujd, "und I bought one
for hei." The inlemhir Itself is ery
ntlinclhc, with quite 11 smart looking
tilcliire on the fionl. Hneh ihiv Ihw 11
page to itself, and contains not just the I
date, wlili h evpr.Miod) gcncrnll)
knows mi) how. but nlo 11 'dinner nieiitn
In nnii'ticnllv ever) menu, tlteie-'is at
least one uiiu.siial dish, mid for that' ml
recipe is 11K0 ineluili'd. This enlpli
dur of dinners, whlih costs nulv tiff)'
cents, would come as a real blessing
for the woman who is foiever vexed
with that never-eiuliiig quesilon. "vlmt
shall 1 hap for ilinnei '!" You 1 an
also get luncheon inleiulms. '
l.ilcquered cnild) buses bine gheli
For the Tabic
An unusual and striking design for a
luncheon set lolisists of a till) cro
rheted basket, applied to a piece of plain
linen. The edges ate cioehetcd in pieot
Gorgeous I
Mink Coatee 1
1 ,Nas rvrnnr;n.. I-..- w
11 $425 1
Wl Genuine
g! Mink Coatee I
I M exceptional Value ,
'if $25 t
BM QnolUy Fur AUttlag
B and Repairing '
plnco to glass enndy intu, ami well
they might. Tor th'u" candy jnrs nro
tuibelli'vably lmel) Stmullng some
six or eight Inches high lliei look tcij
mm li Hip uuis Those I saw for .usri
have Rpriijs of colorful llnwpts printed
URiiinsl a stiiklngh i out i nstcd blark
border.
l'or linmrs nt simps, mlilrrs Vtnttuin's
I'nKt i:illl(ir. I'lintio Wnliuit :fOif
FRENCH PLAYERS IN FARCE
Parisian Company Presents "Le
Gueule du Loup" at Little Theatre
llntirel) wilhout the nld of n bed,
or imii n beilrooni, the French plnwis
froui the Theatre Parislen pioved to a
gooil-sUed audience at the Little The
litre l.is( night that as farceurs Amen,
(.nun hnve much to learn.
"he (Jueule du Loup I "The Wolf's
Jaw"), bv Alnuiiip , Ileuneipiin and
I'lllll lllllll'llll. was the ehlllle fill last
night N piogram. anil it seemed to
Please the beholder" just as luailil ns
dill Ihe seiies of one nit plas pie
senteil Tuesda) night 'Ihe si , n( ,i.
especially, prm ceded at a iMIghtfulh
I live!) tempo mid gnie the audieiu ven
little ihanee to ireuter bicath between
biugiis Two ii'alous liiisbntHls. on
I loci' eirumls Ihemsehes, Hie wife of
lone, and it )oung limit of lliitatious
tenilem ies mnilllged to her nine so Im
plicated Hint it seemed impossible to
i exti ii nte tliein. '
Tin' )ihi)irs who cavi led off hiah i
'honois for their nilmiinble pir srntniiiiii
I of the lendlii'J mips wen (iustave I j
gleziane. Kobeit ('nsiiih'sus, I, m n n
Weber, Ileinlette Delnnnov and Liu i
I'lllle UPllietines. ",u lilll'llle (III Lcili),
will be presented again this iiemug In
the l'n in h plnjei".
.UNIVERSITY EXTENSION
GIVES SECOND CONCERT
i Orchestra Plays With May Ebrey
Hotz as Soloist at Withcrspoon Hall
The second conceit of the 1 unci m
J Intension Orchestiu under the dilu
tion "f Albeit Ilovie. wns giwo l.lst
levelling in WitheispiHiii Hall bi'foic n
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lil-- H l'P III l)l'l MIllllll'l llllllllll-I I-
The soloKt was Ma) I'hrej Hot., who
sang in lier usual tine st !c and seined li
giciit success She nppciiMil in nn mil
finm ' Itomio ami Juliet ' with oi
ihcstnil nci-oiiiiiaiiimi ut mid Inter in a
giotip oi llirei
Tito Wedding llotiqucl '
A liicltt it-ni In hiKLKim tin. I,t-liti
bouquet so that the fingrancij wjl ah
licstrnl nci-riiiiiiniiiiiii ul mid Inter in a ,, , , , , , ", ,
;ioup of three s,,K. Ts, hmkow-kv. "" ,r,;;1" "1l!1 '.'", " 'I'M Is (o liuvl
ieinian find llh i. h.iuinti : petals niaile into beads and slrnhj
A prominent fc.it m, of tin- en mug '"'" " " '"" 1 1 1 on while ilbboil
y'3yLSp.R5juis5SPssM5l
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Beautiful Saruk Rugs
Especially to meet the room requirements
of Philadelphia Suburban Homes, we have
assembled probably the, most comprehen
sive collection of these notably beautiful
Persian' Rugs. Any one needing such a rug,
of unusual dimensions, and to harmonize
with the decorative scheme, will find, here
their very best opport' ty to secure it
now. As recent importations have cost
very much more, prices are bound to ad
vance in proportion.
fritz & lakue, inc.
Importers-Retailers of
ORIENTAL, DOfllESTlC RUGS and CARPETS
1121 CHESTNUT STREET
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3 DAYS ONLY
VALUES
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BEADED,
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TAILOR
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Greatest Dress Values Ever Shown
If you can wtiu -amples, M( lti-is, .!ii--,s.
Dcvt'lopcil with linot woi kmanship. linniK, in
Tricotinc, Satin, Poiret Twill, Georgette,
Velvet, Charineuse, Velour, Crepe Meteors
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Furs and Millinery
690 Beautiful Trimmed Hats at
HALF
PRICE
These Hats were selected from our large stock of Fall and
Winter hats. Many of the latest arrivals are included in the number and
represent hats which have hardly been in stock more than forty-eight
hours, which you can choose from at half price.
Each Hat that is included in this sale bears the original
ticket alid price mark and also bears the "'.;" mark, signifying that you
may purchase the hat at exactly half the original cost.
5.00 Hats, Half Price 2.50
8.5Q Hats, Half Price 4.25
10.00 Hats,Half Price 5.00
15.00 Hats, Half Price 7.50
18.50 Hats, Half Price 9.25
20.00 Hats, Half Price 10.00
22.50 Hats, Half Price 11.25
25.00 Hats, Half Price 12.50
.'50.00 Hats, Half Price 15.00
37.50 Hals, Half Price 18.75
40.00 Hhts, Half Price 20.00
50.00 Hats, Half Price 25.00
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TOMORROW is the Great Dny of the November Sale of Furs! You will
note Extraordinary Values in the Items as listed below,: You will find
the finest Furs, sold without misrepresentation and at Savings that will
materially help you to make your purchases Tomorrow for immediate or future
delivery: Come into Forbes Tomorrow: with this the practical opening of the
Fur Season this is undoubtedly an exceptional opportunity to save and save
remarkably. .
Australian Seal Coals $QQ Kfi
Actual Value, $125.00 'tlJ,tJV
Fine lustrous skin, spoils model.
Trimmed Marmot Coals $QQ .()
Actual Value, 512:5.00 iU.&Jl
Large shawl collar and cuffs ,
of Natural Raccoon.
Trimmed
Mole
Cnut,
$j!r,.oo
Australian Nutria Coats.
Actual Value, SI 1.1.00
Sports model, full furred skins.
Natural liluskrat Coats. .
Actual Value, Sl.'IS.OO
Fine daik skins, well matched.
$125.00
H25.00
Trimmed Australian Seal
Coats H55.00
Actual Value, 10.1.00
Thrcc-quaiter length, largo shawl
collar and cuffs of Squirrel.
Hudson Seal Coats $1 79.50
Actual Value, S22.-i.00
Wrap effect .in sport length, fine skins'.
Natural Squirrel Coals $245.00
Actual Value, P295.00
Sports model. Fine daik blue skins.
Natural Nutria Coals $245.00
Actual Value, S?.93.00
Three-quarter length model. Finest
quality skins.
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$275.00
Taupe Nutria Coats ....
Actual Value, S:t35.00
Three-quarter length models.
Finest quality skins.
Trimmed Hud. Seal Coats. .$?QZ 00
Actual Value, $330.00 ' uJfJ'KJfxf
Largo shawl collar and cuffs of
Beaver or Natural Squirrel.
Trimmed Hud. Seal Coals.
Actual Value, $150.00
Three-quarter length full (lard.
Beaver or Skunk collar and cuffs.
Scotch Moleskin Coats $.295 00
Actual Value, S 173.00 OVO.Vl
Large shawl collar and cuffs of
natural Squirrel.
Natural Beaver Coats $475.00
w Acni.ii value, $.w.,uu
Sports model. Made of linest matched skins.
$375.00 Natural Squirrel Coats $550.00
Full length. Fine dark skins;
full flare.
'&' Squirrel
Yl Coat.
J. N fjSO.OO
Trimmed Hudson Seal
Coats and Wrai)s,$550.00
Actual Value, $(i50.00
Copies of imported models.
Contrasting collars and cuffs.
Mink Dolmans $650.00
Actual Value, 8775.00
Beautiful model. Perfectly
matched pelts.
Baby Caracul Wraps $675.00
Actual Value, $703.00
Fine flat curled skins. Ko
linsky collar and cuffs.
Has
ell Reserve Yot Purchase m Payment f a Small Depsnt
Scarfs
Ucgulaily
Wolf fall colors) 24.50
Taupe Nutria 29,50
Brown Fox ;..'.. 2..ri0
Taupe Fox I..., 32.50
Beaver ' .'. I . :'. . .12.5Q
Moleskin
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19.50
1"
Muffs
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Regularly
Nutria ;.... 10.50
Hudson Seal ' , : . 22.60
Beaver I.... 35;00
Skunk i.... 39.50
Moleskin 52.50
Squirrel ;.;.. 57.50
Coatees
Seal
Regularly -
125.00
Trimmed Australian
Taupe Nuti ta , ; . . 125.Q0
Mink j.... 175,00
Taupe Nutritj . . . . 185.00
Hudson Seal 225.00
Sale
lti.30
22.50
24.30
21.50
21.50
33.00
Sale
ti.50
1 1.50
21.50
29.50
35.00
39.50
Sale
89.50
95.00
135.00
145.00
175.00
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Trimmed
Hudson Sea
Coat,
$550.00
Choker Scarfs
Regularly
Squirrel 19.50
Mink '. 29.50
Mink "9.50
Fitch ,...f 45.00
Stone Marten 55.00
Dyed Snulo 05.00
Sets
Regularly
Natural Raccoon 57.50
Blown .Wolf 75.00
Tnupo Wolf 75.00
Tnupo Fox 85.00
Jap Cross Fox .' 110.00
Mink 135-00
Stoles
Australian
Seal, Coat,
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Regularly
Australian Seal (15.00
Hudson Seal 75.00
Moleskin 75.00
Natural Squirrel .., 125.00
Beaver 125.00
Sale
12.50
19.50
29.50
32'.50
37.50
15,00
Sale
39,50
59,50
59.50
159.30
75,00
98.30
Salo
45.00
59.50
59.50
95.I0
93.00
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