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77 GLD SURRENDER
Dy HAZEL. DEYO HATCIIELOIl
Covvrioht, IStO, trv tht PuWo LtiotT Co.
Winona and Ted Arc Married
After" ' interview with (Iranvillo
nation lor the Chronicle, Laurel
Stono falls in lovo with him, and
,ehcn ho atks her to many him ho
consents. Later she dhcovrrs that
he does not lovo her. Laurel has lived
before her marriaae with another
newtpaper woman, Winona Bell, and
Winona spenit her vacation at
laurel's placo, "The Cedar..?
OnAITBR XXII
SO INADVERTENTLY' Laurel had a
great deal to do -with ttao subtle
rtmnEO that had taken placo in Wl-
. fThn noto that sho received from
rrin n few dais after that young
woraan'n departuro from the Cedars was
n revelation. Laurel reau m uio
aolarlum nnd marveled and envied In
tpttn of herself.
"I don't know what has como over
me," the noto ran. "I must have nb
torbed sorao of your optimism when I
as at Tho Cedars, but Ted Insist
tlat I marry him Immediately nnd after
all, what h tho uso of waiting?"
Laurel let tho looso pages with Tho
Chronicle In plain black typo acroM
tho top of each fall to her lap, while
ho mused. "Winona and Ted were going
to bo married. "Winona made fifty dol
lars a week on the Chronldo, nnd Ted
made seventy-live. They could havo n
solcndkl apartment with thoir Joint
mlarlei, and what a lot of fun they
would hnvo planning It and buying
things. She looked around her own
imlcndld homo with its . expensive
ctiiutMS and Us furniture i nought lor
evorv comfort nnd regardless pf ex
ncmsV. Thcro waB an emptiness about It
that chllM her heart. It wasn't a home.
And Winona nfter all would havo tho
cry bt in life, everything that goes
to mako up happiness.
When Laurel told Oranvlllo that sho
was going up to Winona's marriage,
ho smiled cordially. Thcro was nothing
of the snob about him. Ho had no oh
jsctlon to Laurel's friendship for
Winona: In fnet, he rather liked "Wi
nona's Indopcndroce. It was that very
quality that he had ndmlred In Laurel.
It was tho birthright of tho working
woman. ... ,
It was just after dinner and Gran
ville was smoking a cigar in tho library.
Laurel In a soft white dross sat just
without tho circle cast by one of the
huge lamps. Flecks of light caught at
her dress and "made silver patterns on It.
Sho was vaguely lovely and mysterious.
"It's going to b9 a very small wed
illug," eho explained, "They're to be
married at 12 o'clock and afterward
thcra will be a small luncheon. I shall
be back to dinner."
"Fine," ho said approvingly. "I be
lieve we no to the Hutchlnsons that
night" ,
"Yes, we do."
Thero was a silence.
"Oh," ho said after a momont, "we'll
Eire her something handsome of course."
"I thought of a lump. She admired
that ono by tho stalrcaso bo much."
"Fine." And tho subject was closed.
U was significant that Granville paw
nothing of Laurel's attitude toward him.
She was gracious, she was efficient, the
children loved her, nnd ho noticed noth
ing becaute she was too clever and too
proud to show him or any one thut shi
rt ns not perfectly contented. Sho wai
waiting, waiting, planning a big coup
or she could not have borne it at all.
Laurel was not the kind of n woman
who could sit back and bo murtyrized
evenfor tho man she loved.
"Winona's marriago was very simple.
She was married In one of the big silent
churches, with nnlv Tom Benton and
Laurel present. It was significant that
J.ourei and Tom Benton should stand up
together behind "Winona and Ted. Laurol
knew that tho big man had cared for
her, that his gruftness was pnrtly a
mask for bis feelings and that his heart
was as soft as a baby's.
Afterward they hod a wedding lunch
eon in one of Mwci's private dining
rooms. "Winona wlshed.it that vay, for
she preferred it, she told, to any other
place. Although the tamo linen was
coarse and the room shabby. Muccl him.
self saw that the wedding luncheon was
what it should be.
Laurel was consciou that Tom Ben
ton was very quiet, nnd that Ted could
hardly removo his cyci even for a mo
ment from his wife. Winona pretended
not to notice, but once Laurel saw their
eyes meet and the look In "Winona's
was not for outsiders to see. Winona
looked very smart. That seemed such a
splendid adjective with which to de
scribo Winona, for eho wns always that.
Her gloves wcro always fresh, her feet
were always exquisitely neat, and she
woro little straw hats with spring flow
ers on them when tbo snow was still
on tho ground. Her hands wero whlto
and slim and on the third finger of tho
left hand gleamed a slender golden hand,
abovo which wasra diamond cluster ring,
it was a pretty ring, the stones were
good and It was well set. Laurel looked
down at her own fingers' folded In her
lAD. 'Tho rtihv smoldered nnd mnr1t.l
up from tho darkness lilto an evil cyn.
Lven with no other Jewels on her hands
t seemed to weigh her slim finger down
llko a weight.
(Tomorrow A Dinner Engagement).
A Makc'Bclievc
Tho tunic or peplum stylo of blouse
Is going to bo very popular this spring
and summer. You nro lucky If you have
ono. But if you haven't there's still
hope for )ou Most of these blouses
havo wide hands about the hips on the
edge of the peplum. If your peplum is
short, or your material is scarce, you
can uso some contrasting color or mate
rial, make ono of these wido bands that
ntand out a little as It they wero think
ing about being pockets, but had de
rided not to, and have a very stylish
dress.
WANAMAKER'S DOWN STAIRS STORE WANAMAKER'S1.
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Proved bv use tn mora
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Acne Cream for pimples
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Astringent Cream for oily
skin and shiny nose.
Combination Cream for
dry and sallow skin.
Foundation Cream for use
before face powder.
Lettuce Cream-for cleansing
In place of soap and water.
Motor Cream for skin pro
tection, before exposure.
Tissue Cream for wrinkles
and crows' feet.
Whitening Cream for
freckles and bleaching.
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STREET and AFTERNOON GOWNS
COATS WRAPS SUITS
CUSTOM TAILORING AND
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Girls! Your hair needs a little "Danderine"-- that's all! When
it becomes lifeless, thin or loses its lustre; when ugly dandruff
appears, or your hair falls out, a 35-ccnt bottle of delightful,
dependable "Danderine" from any store, will save your hair,
also double- it's beauty. You can have nice, thick hair, too
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A Woman's Htr
Can Make or Mar
Her Appearance.
A little neglect results in dull,
lusterless, unsightly hair, whilo
continued intelligent care, will
result in bright snappy hair of
charming beauty.
fteibbrofc 3erpe!dc
should be used at once. In a
very short time your scalp will
be freo from unsightly dand
ruff. Your hair will begin to
tone up and take a new lease on
life. Your friends, even, will
very quickly noto the added
beauty.
Buy a small bottle today see
an improvement tomorrow.
Band 10 ent In alampi or coin today for ample
and booklet on "Tho Car of tho Hair" Aainm:
Tho Herplcldo Co. Dapt U9-A. Detroit. U. 8. A.
Sold by Dnif and Department Store.
Application at the better Barber Shops
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Chic Taffeta
Dresses
Specially
Priced
45.00
Theao clever street
and afternoon models
of distinction nro cre
ated according to
Rosewny ideals of style,
workmanship and value.
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1335-37 Walnut Street
Gowns Coals Hats
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!noeggs-no sugar
needed
Use MAKE-A-CAKE.
Rich in the finest chopped
fruits, seedless raisins and
spices. Other ingredients you
have in the home. Cake
stays fresh. Children love it
Recipes in every yellow and
blue carton.
Cat out this advertisement. Mall it
with tvro coupons from roeipe slips
in MAKE-A-CAKE cartons, andyour
name and address, and receive res
handsome and useful pastry knife.
ATMORE & SON, Inc.
110-124 Tasker Street
Philadelphia
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Sundar achoala, church
societies and lodgaa can make
money br Introducing MAKK-,
CAKE. Write for particulars or ak any grocer.
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BEEF Prices Tumble!
Lower Than for Many a Day
Tons to Be Disposed Of
Best Cut Chuck Roast. 1 6c lb.
ISest Cats
I ffalilr Orounil
Rib Ityast, 25c lb. Hamburg Steak, 15c lb.
Steak Meats, Kffi, 25c lb.
Leon Rolled Pot Roast 1 A c lb. Molar Roast
Lean Rolled Brisket f Cross Cut Roast
Stewlntf Beef (Brisket), 9c lb.
24c
lb.
Tons
of
Pure Lard, 24c lb.
Tons (if Lean
Boneless Bacon nt
28c
lb.
Fresh,
New Laid
Eggs Prices Tumble Srce 60
lc uoz. in
Carton
Fine Kind Portly Cheap Hett our1 sSonYho.d,
Roasting Chickens, 40c lb. Stewing Chickens, 36c lb.
Wholesale -Pork Prices Drop! We Also Have
Ltiin Roast of Pork (Best Cut), 24c lb.
Shoulder Pork (t) . .26c Shoulder Pork ("f) . .21c
Fresh Hams () . .29c Fresh Sausage . . .23c
Ham Prices Unusually Low! Finest Kind
Smoked Picnic Hams (4 to 6 lbs.) 20c lb.
Regular Hams (" ft.") . .29cCottage Hams (s b" ') . .32c
.Sbmback Hams (' !? ") 29c Smoked Sausfcftc 20c
Wanamaker's Down Stairs Store
Spring
Mihs
The Opening Exposition of
iry
Is Aglow With Color
Sunshine itself seems to radiate from these
fresh Spring hats of glistening straw and nod
ding flowers, and what a refreshing sight it is !
After the first glimpse, one forgets all about
Winter and gray skies and slushy streets, and
visions of a r'cleaner, greener land" take their
places.
Imagine a broad-brimmed hat of leghorn
wreathed with blue-ieen leaves and bright red
cherries and faced with taffeta of the same blue
green tint the whole set off by a big flat bow of
cherry-red velvet ribbon across the back of the
underbrim !
Or, more tailored, a shining black straw
toque with a high cockade of glistening feathers.
On many of these tailored hats to be worn with
street suits there is a pronounced fancy for lac
quered wings and feathers.
Prices on these charming Springtime hats
start at $9.50 and there is delightful choosing
around $12.50 and $15.
(Market)
When Women's Suits Are
Tweed or Jersey
smart sports lines nre suro to predominate, so no wonder that some ol
tho best-lookint? Spring suits aro of these materials.
A now tweed suit, rather conservative, trimmed with unusually
attractive buttons, is fully lined with silk. The tweed is in dark or
light mixtures and Is closely woven. $37.50. ,
Other good-looking tweed suits are $30.60 and $42.50.
Every Young Girl or Young Woman
Should Have a Jersey Suit!
Wool jsrsoy suits begin at $25 and go up to $37.50, with varied
and interesting choosing. New suits aro coming in and going out
every day!
(MurLtt)
As an Investment,
Mr. Man,
These Overcoats Are Worth
Looking Into!
If there's the slightest chance of your needing i new
overcoat next Fall, you can't do better than buy one of
these coats and keep it though, of course, there is plenty
of overcoat weather ahead, now.
At $24.50 and $27.50
these coats are below actual wholesale cost today. They
are of thick, warm
All-Wool Coatings
in gray, brown and green mixtures, made in ulsterette style
with convertible collars and belted backs or belts all around.
All are double breasted and have deep, roomy pockets. Many
of the coats have satin shoulder and sleeve linings.
In a word, they are thorough-going, substantial coats
at rockbottom prices.
(Onllirj. Mnrkrt)
Men's soft hats, smooth or rough finish, in the new
Spring shades, are $4 and $4.50. Gallery, Market.
Boys' Blue Chambray Shirts, $1.25
Well-cut shirts thnt nre made with soft collars attached will fit
boys who wear si7.e3 12 to 14.
Men's and Boys' Neckties, 50c
The men's ties are knitted or in open-end four-in-hand shape;
the boys' ties are all open-end four-in-hands in plaids, stripes or plain
colors.
(Onllrrj-, Market)
Balbriggan Underwear
At G5c, "seconds," but good onrs, of shirts and drawers; the shirts
havo long or short sleeves, the drawers are nnklo length.
At 81.25, first quality long or short-sleeve shirts and ankle-length
arawers.
At $1.33, medium-weight first-quality short-sleeve shirts and
ankle-length drawers:
(Onllfrj. Mnrkrt)
preads
With Cut Corners for Metal 3eds
Satin-finish white spreads of good weight are in three
sizes: ,
64x85 inches, $4
72x90 inches, $4.50 and $5
82x92 inches, $7.50 to $9
Crochet spreads are 77x87 inches at $3.50 and $3.75.
Dimity spreads are 72x99 inches at $3 ; 90x100 inches
at $4.
(Central)
An Additional 1 000 Pair of
Women's Shoes
Special at $6.50
In nidition to the various styles of shoes that haw alieady
been t.il.tn from oui own stock and reduced, we are including
three nfw style.-.:
Dark Tan Leather Brown Kidskin
Dark Tan Leather With Fawn Cloth Tops
Must ol them ure in lace stle and have welted boles j guua
looking serviceublo bhoee!
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As Good as Possible and as
Low Priced as Possible
Sturdy, attractive Colonial rag rugs, 8x10 feet. $10.
American wire grass rugs, 9x12 feet, $12.50.
Heavy wool-and-fibeu rugs, 6x9 fot, $10.
Heavy wool-and-fiber rugs, 9x12 feet, $15 and $17.50.
Straw arid grass rugs, 4.6x7.6 feet, $3.75 and $4.50.
Heavily woven, seamless Axminstcr rugs. 9x12 feet,
$02.50.
(( heUnut)
Crepe de Chine Bloomers
at $3.85
are not met with every day, and these are well made and remfoiced,
and the pink crepe de chine is good quality, too. There is elastic
ut the waist and knees.
At 60c
Pink cotton jersey bloomors are finished attractivel.v at the knees
with double rows of elastic.
Silk Petticoats
Petticoats of beautiful changeable and plain-colot taffeu aie S.30.
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White Frocks for Baby
rrcsh white batiste and nainsook nre used, toft and -f t i T
Somo of the cunning little dresses arc long and others are short, n
infants' sizes to 2 years. Many have little ;,okes and other" are
trimmed with ihirring or nairow lace.
Pnf 1. fl.23, M.jO and up anl.
For Miss 2-to-6 Years
There Are Delightful Things in White
They call themselves "frocks," but sometimes one Wonders if the.
might not be dreams or fairies. It is strange, but it isn't the" frllliest,
that give thlB impression, rather those that are quite simple and plain.
Vi ile or lawn is used, hems are deep and the dresses arc trimmed
with snuiiking or other hand woik and some with lace. $3 to $6.50.
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Good, Sturdy Shoes
for Boys of All Ages
The Boys' Shoe Store on the Gnllery is well supplied with good,
sturdy shoes for small or large boys., nil at moderate prices
Sizes 10 to 13U
.$1.50 a pair for black or dark
tan Blucher-style shoe with
sturdy welted soles.
$5.40 a pair for dink tan
straight-lace shoes.
53.30 a pair for black or daik
tan round-toe shoes in a good
style.
'Hllrri
Sizes 1 to 6
S3.50 a pa'r for black or tan
Hnglish-lnst shoes.
T3.30 and S3.75 a pair for black
or tan round-toe Bluchur shoes.
S5.90 a pair for tiim English
shoe in black.
!,H.90 a oair for serviceable tan
shrea Aith thick leather soles for
cough outdoor wear; sizes 2 to
3;.
Murlii-ti
No End to Trim, Well- Tailored
Spring Dresses
of the sort that can be worn later without coats. Many
of these convenient, eapily-slippcl-into frocks are of
navy serge or wool jersey, and some of the newest are
of fine tncotine.
Such Is the One
Sketched
i he nav tncotine i- fini l
the clean-cut lines h.v e a mi ht'
nes that belongs typicalh t"
Spnng The embioidei;. gie
a touch of color, foe it mine-l,
a brieht bit of rose with tV A?
black. Notice the narrow belt $iI!
and be nssuied that there are
buttons all down the back
$23.50.
Another Model at
$23.50
i not so f- dififent except
that the embioidcr i& done alto
gether in blaci. and lelies upon
the design foi distinction.
A New Jersey Frock
at $16.50
tiuite a i hoice (I iddi
Pol.m, tan, openhagen, nav
and taupe! o'ied buttons .in
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As Low as $15
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Ifliglitful m.il n i ol i le,it (i i c 11 I i I t u .
Ci k nagtn is fin hed v it i -olt uiiVti. ! am -i
the i due tin !tetj. an 1 the neck
t Sl-,30, tlieie is a loil ms1 u , i i i n l iuiu pi If Miy
simpl' i part of il- benutj I, with .ihiiimtr m tu k unl in inr It is
in hauiith blue, Burgund, light blue or junk
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Short Sleeves
Have Revived Bmcslets
The nt " bin ilt t- aii' of
coloied cl il ml. Piui'i 11 'k't
aie in blucl , coral 01 white at
5Uc. Others that i.ux ur -n
twice uround, are in lade green,
tutquoise, anilei ' hu ed. white
01 black at $1
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29c a Yard
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New Spring Vcilcs
Lovelier Than Ever
Ma'er.als .it. -ott mm fi:a,
punted in the pre' nest of design
There aro many attractive all
Over patterns, largo or small
flower designs, all in beautifully
blended colorings, and most of
them with tho duker grounds
Some havo silk stripes or plaids
in the same coloi interwovon with
the ftoweis 73c, l. ?1.50 tr
$2.50 a vaid, 30 and m In -wide
(('Ural)
The Narrower the
Bell the Biiter
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eiy good little patent I -nthei
belt can be had at 35c Oth,
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black loot hoi . an inch oi trig
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