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SYNOPSIS
West is in
truth Gin-
. '.;;: Anuahtcr. Reared 111 iccnilft
tUtno idea of the value of money.
tKtXl! school she meets Kathleen
ttcrintthc tiro form a friendship
4 ,v.l is interesting becaute the two
j AcuttolV dWeieni tn tempera-
1 ' i "Afterward. Mrs. West loses
hB? 'rc icJJA "liege man.
I'" him in wile of her mother s
7'InnroKiJ. 6'IC "'rc('' Vovcrtil and
'T J wXrn er Ataii dies
'tp the help of Jimmy's family.
' Uthe meantime Kathleen Foster,
lXhas been engaged to .Jimmy's best
V,,d and has broken the engagement
CSiiho Bill Lyons is poor, duroi'fr?
Wc has a legacy leftio him and
(termnies to encourage him a second
time.
((flREE Mrs. Atulenon s voice was
' P disapproving "I don't see how
oil could be inoio free in tho city than
Lure here " She had offered Virginia
jdthc baby a home aud VlrKinia's cool
faal of it was a surprise.
1 "But Mother, I'd stagnate lieie. Thh
fe flould kill mc. I waut to gel out
,ddo tbinjrs. Why. I'm only twenty."
iiwimr rfo you think jou ould do
lilt mould take care o you aud Ihe
lby? ou liaT0 ncvcr "r-u "UJ i
cin't get Tou t0 DClp c uown ""' ll
roa'd fctay with us, Virginia, you couiu
be a grea' help t0 nic with tho vork llnd
.on wouldn't have so much time to thiuk
foolish' notions it you hud a certain
,Bount of legular work to do every
in."
"Housework 1 hate it 1 said Vir-
fbla, passionately. "The f,ame oltl
rtorcs euryday I want to live!"
She really did not understand what
if was tnat SIIO uauieu, i-rnuimv "ur
ideas were vciy vague, but Mrs. Ander
son thought her attitude very strange.
She felt suddenly that Virginia needed
to be checked, reproved
"Do tou think that .TimmT would
hire appioved of such goings on?" she
Instantlj Virginia's dark little faco
sulvered into emotion, and she rose from
lis hammock and ran uptairs. U.u bara
mb asleep in a linv crib that had been
Jimniy'fc. and Virginia looked down at
the small dark faco so like her own.
ini could hardly sec it for ji mist of
" . . .
That erenins she wrote u uote to
Bill Lyons asking him to help her find
t position Somehow sho felt sure that
l would help her, that he would p-ovp
friend. She went to the nostoflice
nith the letter and ou the wav home
some one stepped up out of tho shadows
ltd murmured a good ccning. Mho
turned to face one of the men she had
met in church, n bov not much older
than Jlmmv. His father was renuted to
be quite wealthj and they lived in n big
par stone house at thn end of town.
"May I walk along with jou?" he
liked
They strolled along together and
tilled, but when thev reached the An
derson house Virgiuia did not ask him
It She was quite conscious that Mrs.
Anderson was sitting on the porch and
the had an idea that Melville Horton
would be welcomed too obviotislv.
"Wasn't that young Horton?" Mrs.
Anderson asked as Virginia stepped up
en the porch
"lee '
"Whv didn t jou ask him in?'
' I didn't want to.J'
In Mrs Anderson's mind tho iHe.i nf
Virginia and oung Horton was not un
pleasant If Virginia would be sensible
and remain m On stnl ltipr slip nudit
find a home fnr herself and Barbara in
the old Horton lesidencc. she might he
rouse the vI? of one of the most in
fluential Toung men in town. Mis. Au
derson felt herself u martr to think of
wjthing like this hu soon after .Timmj's
death, but Virginia's future must be
thought of and she was so ultcrh alone
If the truth be known, Mrn.J Anderson
ws too practical to have much senti
ment in her make-up. and she felt it
ridiculous to mouui for Jimmy when
pournra,' would do nothing to bring
him back
But Ylrffmi'l hnrl nrt irlrt.. nf ..... ...:.'..
in Uvstal Idver under unv capacit.
A3 for thinking of joting Horton seri
wsly. the ierv idea was revolting. Vir
tmia had oed .liminj er.v ilearh He
tad not been the ideal knight that she
lad dreamed about, but Viiginia had
coTie to believe that her ideals had been
aly urv youthful dreams that could
lever COllle. true ,irn-i,.i,- oi. : i
orJimm. but it was for the fact that
,Lr Eseu ,Dl,m, rather thnn 'be more
iSll1DSugrief ,tha,t comes t0 the mature
woman when sho loses her husband.
lemorrow Virginia's one taleitt.
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To Make Gray Dye
Soire hpniitifni -...,. i
t,M. .""' ..'"-'" "": ,laa-e witn
-.., q,, .ourwooii leaves set
n.r.1. V!m. cbeslDut ls bark and alum.
m 1 br"r'; ri,ml " lltt,p copperas give
sa?tj,srnrJbhitat,,Bt"nb'
The Question Corner
'iodaj's Tnnulrlfs
1 tnr?.11011,"01 n 1'Sht hi-
ins, how can they bo improved?
"hat material is very attractive
3 n.c. L ,ulor snort lats?
made o tno coorSi
ll.!' I1" ?n b0 mud of a man's
rnV :,a,UUKCrciiief that has too
many holes to be used but is stiU
5 Describe n ,... i..j.
,.. "') uuuueau tor
esxrnVhatcancasiiyi)e
'..""necentuates
""' iwtA "" hn,r "ndcr
1 n J,rrt'0', An cm
S '":m"P" "oi"t with a ,aw
!A I;1,rr"7' rust' from it.
"A out f ',,"m,",e ca,nisole
"'T " nd ,rr8Ctte' Crcpc or
nbbon "e J";r2H0f mirr"'
nibbouk ' r thr Wa'- ro""i
(trap, lL rorm he "boulder
3beer:rimt',,r.,n'lroon, may
h Prctt er ifT?'0"0, aml
tuatet, ,l. ar lC. Il i painted to
or;nveroanork ,nsteadf
u.. oxde with m,,n:in. ..
"""renlent r,: VI " BUcase is
travels the ""son who
' wmKI? is Jbb but .Mil .
itt,tUwTr2Bfb' raaJe'"ne-
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EVENING PUBLIC iSEDGER-PHlCADEIiPHIA; FRIDAY, JANUAKY 16, 1920
Organ Plays at 9, 11, 11:55
and 4:50
WANAMAKER'S
DOWN STAIRS STORE
WANAMAKER'S
WEATHER
Cloudy
In
Wa
9
namaker s
Good Clothes for
Down
Boys
.$16.50 j r
Stairs Store a Sale of Genuinely
at the Lowest Prices of the Season
$13-50 $13.50 $39.50 $13.50
Thick, Warm, Winter Coats
For Women and Yo.ujig Women
paoal at $13,50 and $16,50
Hbout thPin''nfnnu6 T we1 ith plenty of warm, heart-cheering coziness
film are dLi"-1- S,H Sm f Td, loVe and many arc lined fro,n coar to hem- Color
"mXoSJms ar ,'CaI eVeryd!iy' Icogiving conte that
200 Coats at $13.50
Of veJoui-, kei'bey, polo cloth and warm coatings in irrecn burirundv l-mno md
SSS ?0rd8- Jh? alT Vd or "cd th'Uout ancltnetvc f r
toiiais or nuiffler collars ending m chenille fringe.
100 Extra-Size Coats at $16.50
Of cheviots and kerseys in three styles, all carefully designed for heavy figures,
ihey are in brown. ta ,e and Oxford and can bajiad in sizes 39 to 515. "tuies.
omen. They
nd are lined
50 Sports Coats at 539.
bhorl coats ol the type so becoming and so fashionable for young w
are of mixed materials and polo cloth with collars of racoon or'sealno a
throughout with silk. Narrow leather belts or belts of self-maLpHnl " '
Reductioils on Coats From Our Own Stock
At $19.50 to $35 .
Here is a variety of good coats of sil
crtone, velour and polo cloth, with or with
out fur collars. There arc many different
models, many lined with silk.
At $49.50 to $89.50
These are the finer things of bolivia,
Jllama silvertip bolivia and silvertone.
Many have rich fur collars and all are lined
with silk.
(Mnrhrt)
Bead Necklaces
Special at 35c
A string of beads, glinting am
bar lights, is a most efTectivo
finish for u dark brown frock, or
rose-color beads for a dnrk blue
dress! In this lot there arc both
kinds and various greens and
blues, as well.
(Central)
Light-Color Furs
Are Having a Vogue
Young women, in particular,
find them very becoming.
Australian opossum is a serv
iceable fur that harmonjzes, with
almost anything. Scarfs that pull
through or button are $23.25 to
$33.25. Muffs are $33.25.
Natural gray squiircl scarfs
some in the becoming muffler
style are $20 to $G0. Muffs are
$36.50 to $46.50.
Beaver scarfs aro $40 to $80;
muffs aro $48.25 to $53.25
(Market)
More Smart New
Plaid Skirts
making the selection now hi the
Skirt Store varied enough for the
most discriminating woman.
A striking skirt to wear with a
plain coat is of all-wool serge (of
beautiful quality) in navy blue,
brown and taupe with cluster
stripes forming tho largo plaid.
$18.50.
Attractive accordion pleated
plaids or black serge bkits with
rows of white silk stitching all
around, aio $19 50.
Hunter's Green Burella
Skirts, $9.50
arc most appropriate for outdoor
wear (they are good and heavy
for skating). Made in a trim,
tailored style bound with black
silk braid.
(Market)
Girls' Gingham
Frocks at $3 to $4.50
for maids of 0 to 14 years are in
small checks, plain colors and
combinations of the two. There
aro many dainty rtyles. Other
gingham and chambray school
frocks go up to $8.75.
At $6.75, new white jean regu
lations for girls of 6 to 16 years
are trimmed with cadet blue and
have red ties.
Blue Serge
Regulations at $18
For girls of 6 to 14 years, there
are no more attractive school
frocks than these regulations
with their trimming of white
braid.
Dark blue serge dresses for
junior girls or small women who
wear sizes 14 to 16 years aro
$19.50 to $23.50.
(MnrkwO
Hundreds of New Hats
of Satin and Straw
$5 and $6
rite majority of them aro the
small close-fitting shapes that arc
characteristic of tho first-comers.
Attractive shapes of satin, straw
on a combination of the two show
glycerined ostrich, unusual pins and
the like for their ornamentation. In
the dark shades that women want
right now navy, brown, gray and
such.
(Market)
W
200 Fine Sample Blouses
Special at $7.90
Uicy are all of Georgette crepe of a fine, heavy quality in
excellent colorings flesh, white, navy, black, maize and brown.
Some are elaborately beaded, some are embroidered and some arc
trimmed with lace. There arc high necks among them and some
blouses show the short sleeve for which much Spring favor is
promised.
Sizes 36 to 46, but not m each style.
(Market)
Charming Undermuslins
in a Wide Variety at $1.50
EnveIopo chemises, nightgowns, bloomers, etc., made of
notably good materials and tastefully trimmed with laces, em
broideries, hand embroidery, and colored stitching
Nightgowns
of pink 01 vrliile crepe or nainsook, in slip-over sljlcs
Envelope Chemises
aio m many styles, mado of crepe and pink or white batiste.
Bloomers
are of pink novelty batiste, crepe or plain batiste with lufflcs at
the knees.
(Central)
Veiling Lengths
at 55c
1 and lYt yard lengths of fash
ionable veiling! all quite fiesh
in black, brown, taupe and navy.
Many of tho small, finely dotted
veilings that women want now!
(Central)
Winter-Weight
Cotton Quilts, $4
less than today's wholesale
price!
Thick", warm quilts filled with
pure cotton are covered with fig
ured material with plain borders,
scroll stitched.
(Central)
4000 Yards of Organdie
at 55c a Yard
Less Than Today's Wholesale Price
Organdie in its two opposite moods coquettishlv ruffled and
severely tailored-is lending its myriad lovely hues to the adornment
of Southern resorts. And it promises to be as fashionable as last
year, if not more so! m&t
The colors are lovely flesh, pink, peach, yellow, sunset, maize, light
blue, Copenhagen, navy, Nile, orchid, violet, rose, etc. 40 inches wide
(Market)
00
AD
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$10.75
Savings of $2. 75 to $8
Real Winter coats for active boys who run and climb and skate. They)
are of thick, warm woolens in eight variations of blue, brown, gray or red
plaids. All are double breasted with convertible collars, bells all around and
roomy patch pockets. 7 to 18 year sizes.
fjferceats,
Savings of $6 to $13.50
Overcoatings of the finest qualitieb are in these splendid coats. There
are plain shades, overplaids and mixtures in nine styles each made double
breasted with convertible collar, a shoulder yoke and an inverted pleat down
the back. The belt goes all around and the patch pockets are roomy and deep.
Inside, the coat is quarter lined with durable Venetian and the seams are care
fully bound. 8 to 17 year sizes.
250 &m$ AD-Woo
$16.50
35 Boys' AB-Wool S
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avings of $3 to $11.
We don't know when we can ever get suits as good as these to sell at this
price again. They are single and double breasted with Norfolk jackets, belted
all around and lined with the best quality of iridescent mohair. Knickers are
lined throughout and have strongly taped and reinforced seams. Materials
are of fine quality mixtures, tweeds and cheviots mainly in innumerable
patterns and colorings. 8 to 16 year sizes.
(Gallery, .Market)
What Overcoats These Are!
And What a Sale in the Gallery Store for Men!
We knew the coats were good, but not until we heard the comments
of the men who bought them did we fully realize HOW good they were.
Every man who buys one of these coats will have reason to pat himself
on the back all next season, as well as this. "
All- Wool Ulsterettes, $29.50 and $36.50
Thorough going good coats of warm, serviceable overcoatings ; made with
belted backs or belts that go all around. All arc double breasted and have convert
ible collars, and most of the coats are quarter lined with 'silk. Patterns and color
ings are of the best there isn't a freakish coat in the lot.
Fittings in all regular sizes for men and young men.
(Oallrry, Market)
Men's Good Derbies
Are $3.75
About this time the old hat begins to show signs
of wear, but a man needn't hesitate when he can
get a good hat for so little.
Soft hats in the seasonable brown, grays and
greens are $4.75.
(tinllerj-, Murkel)
Men's Shirts at $1.85
More of those good, dependable Wanamaker
shirts at a low price. Of printed madras and of
percale, they arc made with soft or stiff cuffs.
Broken sizes have lowered prices so that a man
can renew his supply at a saving
(Gallery, Market)
i
-Pu.tiu o,) NI.J s X cor,
900 Women's N
$16.50
7200 Pair of Good Shoes Marked Special
Some Are Less Than Half
3100 Pair of Women's Shoes
1100 Pair at $4.90
This season's good styles, taken from out own
legular fatock and reduced becauso sizes are not com
plete. walking shoes of black or datk Urn leathers;
patent leathor shoes with light color kidskin
tops in button stylo or lace shoes with dull kid tops.
1000 Pair at $6.50
Black kidskin lace shoes with imitation straight
tips, welted soles and medium heels.
600 Pair at $5.75
Oxford ties of dark tan calfskin have welted soles
and medium heels; most all sizes.
400 Pair at $5.40
Black calfskin and black patent leather pumps
have turned soles and high, covered heels; most all
hizes,
300 Pair of Spats, 90c
Gray and ivory spats, in all siiea aro about half,
price.
(CheatanO
2200 Pair of Children's
and Girls' Shoes
1100 Pair at $2.90
(iood laco shoes in sizes SM to 2 are of
dark tan leather. Button shoes are of black dull
am cLand. b,nck Patent leather. Sizes 0 to L.
All ot them have sensible wide toes and velted soles.
300 Pair at $3.75
Black patent leather and black dull leather but
ton shoes with welted soles are in girls' sizes 2',6
lo o,
200 Pair at $2
Black kidskin button shoes In sizes 5 to 8 have
turned soles and wedge heels.
200 Pair at $1.50
Black kidskin button shoes with white leather
tops aro in sizes 5 to 8.
350 Pair at $2.75 to $3.75
Shoes of white leather that is much like buckskin
ftro iJJ.t0,n flty,e ln slzes 6 to 8! sizes 8H to 1014
are ?3.J5; sizes U to 2,3.75. "
, (Cliritnnt)
1200 Pair of Men's
and Boys' Shoes
on The Gallery
500 Pair at $4.90
Black dull leather laco shoes aic
ou good-looking Englislvlasts and
havo welled soles
400 Pair at $6.40
Black dull leather laco shoes
with durable welted soles have
sensible wide or medium toes.
300 Pair at $3.25
These aro boys shoes of dull
black leathei In Blucher style,
there aro sizes 10 to 13fe ; on Eng
lish lasts there arc sizes 2 to
(Gallery, Market)
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Including Many of Ligjiler Fabrics on New Spring Lines
savings on most or 1 hem Kange From y4 to 12
bus.nestwSo1manher0 " a """ DUmbcr of braided and P serg frocks that w,l especially appeal to tfa.
s A A Variety of Models at $15
hergo dresses are embroidered in silk or trimmed with button!
DroC?fr0Ck,S'-a Sma11 nu-mber thn. are trmimcd w,tl i braid
silk orSadd"001 JCrSCy aVe '" naVy' Copenhagen, brow. .?& shades and aro embroidered with
A serge dress fiom this group is sketched.
Youncr Woman's Fi-rkob-o of ticen icio
Xr&rs,:i,;
n .. . . p , , , uusirous 1 atteta at $20
-.c.M "PP.opnate for youn girls Hot, the
Also at $20. there aro navv blue tricotine frocks.
il,,. p. A GrouP of Wool Jersey Frocks at $23.50
Some iC.STff&i feiTbSBSa l "" -y.
Quite a Wonderful Collection of Dresses at $25
Rumesa1' aww aoi szsettc' which th b- - w
draped bodices Idointed ff&U" 'fevv AortS1'!.5 "l5 dreSSeS includin s' froclca with
Smart wool jersey frocks show new ftuW Vests of Fren blue and &!
Navy, black taupe, Peku, Copenhagen and rctem tRroup.
o rf 1 UP Lovely Sample Frocks, $35 and $39.50
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