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WEDS CLERK OF 39
Utt. David Ireland, Whoso First
Husband Was J. C. Packer,'
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WANAMAKER'jS
DOWN STAIRS STORE
WANAMAKER'S
WEATliER
Fair
OOKED UPON
.. ..InS tlio announcement of their
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FAVORABLY
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redding
Packer, of Chcstuut Hill,
fifty
seven yenrs
thirty-nine.
old
?eron. ' i,i, inivvor of Sunbury,
fi(,on' ,,: Ireland.' a 'Nw Vork
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,;rV- left today for Hnn rnnciw-o,
Vr' L will start on a tour of (bo
mere mw ,
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Ir. nu ,',.; -I, ti.p ceremony ns
f',uS York on Thcm1.ii;
orient oMt whh not mrtdc ..fl
tiirnibcrM of tin: family.
Innouncpme"
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uiiimtpr social 1wt and mIip
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III 1IIISOU1I" "- '.,
fenig' Atchison, rector of
ihJ! 1'rotoHtant Kplscopnl
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tfc "'. Volte-Win the death oi
, it hi "band Injnilt, cloned tie Hun-
;llnn. and moved to , b.O Wis
Wniit avenue, l nesinni "..
JS?litlnB Sunbury she broke her
lliun mi-
will, rpj-pivliiK
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jFine Slocks of Sunny Springtime .Merchandise
Readiness in Wanamaker's Down Stairs
Fresh, Delightful Afternoon Dresses
Mostly Samples and All Special at $25
9
in Smiling
Store
.lames
sisters rp
hf?250 000 he bad bequeathed ber
r'ney wuh the late James Bear
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ct. of uanvu v, r . mnrrlncp.
X 'Mar,-Caroline Taeker. oneof
IfiellMof Hrlhlol. i'a. ni c nmi im-
Mi" . fn vlullntl tllPlll ItK
itn In MIUIiili. ""'"'
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i rirl nnii nni- - - - ,.
-.rlVr The ww married soon after.
Sh their family "anjes vere the
.,, tlicv wne not reinieii uj in .ui.
amp Hi'.' . . , . . .rnn.l frim
" r..iinu lnt liU cnuliiu-
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'. fr..ni the Yale law wliool. iim i
it f . John l. l'ucker. who had miitc.l
Willian. Cnmeron and Packer for-
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it iWlfKHI was Inherited by
uiw. Ids brothers
titlog annuities only.
STOWAWAY IS DEPORTED
kngtlihman, Detained Ttireo-rviornnB
at Gloucester, Loses Legal Fignt
After three montliH dptpiition nt
filoucetrr beeanip ho ennip liprp ns n
ttmranaf, Kooerc .1. nocKioru, "
loting lbiKlisbninii. ni ileiiorted to
V.r it i t Ii two other iilious, on the
ftmcrifnii liner llinerford.
llocklnrilK lle, 11 uosiun sm.
Uom he married In Hostnti he,vernt
ttm oro, win remain 111 jiumhu i
Lr narenl(' home until her hiitiatitl
Ii able to make n lepil entrance into
IbU ron:itr.
Roekfonl left for KtiKinnil insi juiy
iWt relative.-!. He bad to wait nix
MSthn for his American imssriori.
jrt .Inimiirv when he wanted to re
tire he fearpd another lengthy delay
mil secreted hlmxclf aboard the Amor
can liner AppIeleH, wlileli brought him
thi-i port.
'The other aliens deported were Al-
rt Cramer, a IliiHNlnu-ii-w, niiiunines
Aoieles, a Seotcbmoii. They nlso came
mere as ctowaway.s.
PROBATE $200,000 WILL
voSons Chief Beneficiaries of Es
tate of W. S. Ketchley, Jr.
The will nf William K. Ketehlcj, Jr.,
:kn ilinl in .Ipiikintowu. WU8 todaj
toitted to nrobalo ut the ofllco of the
fllnter of wills.
ThetttiitP is allied at .UU.Utlil. Mr.
Ctlchlej's two hons, William W.. and
!. (!. KHthley, are the chief bencll-
uries.
Other wills ndmitted to prohntc were
hwe: Frederick K. ArtPlt. urJ5 North
iroad Mreel. SlUThiO: r.dwanl AY.
labermeld, 1210." Dinniond street, $711.-
m; Ma-Kareilui .1. t'lLipern. 'JSIU
IHn uveuue. Wt.OOO: Cnrl Met7ger.
iladlod in St Luke's Hospital, S7O0O.
memories were Illed in these c-
titea: l'annie V. Ii. Kmytb, .fl)70O;
lobert Moure. S10,r.(ll.-in; I,ouls
Mn. Slll.n:?''..--: Louisa Hte tz.
II207.OU. nuiKieorce II. Mershon. SIU).-
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5 NAMED BY CIVIL SERVICE
Graduate Nurses, Gas Engineer
and Watchman Appointed
The Civ 11 Herlee Commission toilnr
lunouncd the followlne provisional ap-
rJMiimfuix ;
JIarie 13 M-CJuiiiPss. r.!)2S Tliomnson
iffft, and Florence O'Donnell. of
irwn's Turin, ns graduate nurses at
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ry of $!)()() UI1, bonus. The np
ointmeuts aie under the bureau of
"rities mid enrrectlons.
Wie Jlniblock, of Ud1-'."! North Sev
"Mntli htreet, was appointed as u
:" euclneer In tlio bureiiu of water,
'tacalary of SII'.OO mid bonus. Kdwhl
,. 1 ' .of r,:i-1 Wulton nvenue, was
'PPOlDted a Wlltehnillll In I hi. ilntinrl.
",of.(it5 tinnslt, nt it salary of.
'wo ami u, bonus.
DIPLOMAS GIVEN TO 23
P-tr Receive Certlflp.a. . w i
of I. Graduation Exerclsi-n
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' 'i'llht ill ltotliiiuv Ilnll. Twi'iiH
'innd llnhihrldge streets. Diplomas
ad M '.Ir'1'':1 '" ,w,,'U--three Htu.Ients,
nljt,0' "iiiiiu-muiiieiu ot llic
lii'i' 1"iM,lo-v' trensurer of the
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It's p;rcat fun to choose from a jjatlicrlnp; like this, for you'll find but one, two or
three dress.es of a kind, so the variety is most interesting. The frocks nrc of
figured Georgette in dark colorings;
plain navy Georgette embroidered 'in silver;
embroidered taffeta and tnfTcta combined with Georgette;
of taffeta trimmed with loose straps of grosgrain ribbon;
cropn dc chine with a figured Georgette crepe bodice.
Most of theso dresses arc in navy or Copenhagen blue, brown and grny. .They aro
all 3l7.es, 10 to 42, though not in each style.
, Very Fine Tricolette Dresses
$39.50 and $55 About Half Price '
These dresses are from a house which makes only dresses of the highest types, a house
whose influence is so powerful that it can almost make a fashion. Only the very finest
materials are used and all the little touches of trimming, lining and finish arc perfect.
Of tricolette, minuet and Paulcttc (and a few handsome things of Georgette), these
dresses are of the type that will appeal to women who know and appreciate beautiful
clothes. The principal trimmings arc embroidery done in silk, tinsel or wool, and of most
of the dresses there is but one of a kind. They aro in brown, tan, navy, peacock, white,
taupe and Copenhagen. Sizes 1C to 44 In the group.
Few Such Good All- Wool,
Blue Serge Suits at $40, Sir!
Few, indeed, as well tailored and dependable as thes !
The single-breasted, semi-conservative coats are half lined with
mohair, and in addition to all regular sizes there are suits for men who
are a little shorter, stouter or taller than the average.
The serge is of good, serviceable weight and true blue.
(Onllrrj, Miirkrt)
Sparkling Beads
withv glinting lights arc in imitation of sapphire,
amethyst, emerald and amber. They nrrf very
efTcctivd with light frocks or blouses and they
brighten up dark ones surprisingly. $1.25 a string.
(ClieNtnut)
And Now Come the Cheery Summer Frocks
Twonty-fivc delightful dresses of French organdie quite often figured patterns over
a plain foundation sheer dotted Swiss, trimmed with embroidered net and of linen
that is braided or trimmed with white pique. They are fresh as can be and quite
spccinl at .$25.
Another group, is of airy frocks of dotted Swiss, made with vests and apron fronts
of tucked organdie edged with lace. These arc in blue, lilac, pink, green and maize.
Special at $23.50.
In addition there are about a thousand dresses of
serge, tricotine, wool jersey and foulard, much under
priced. $10, $15, $17.50, $20, and $22.50.
(Miirkr,,
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No End to the High Favor
of Women's' Wool Jersey Suits
They arc the ideal Springtime suits, since they arc quite appropriate for the
street, yet aren't afraid of a romp in the woods. In soft heather mixtures and
plain colors there is a score of models for your choosing nt $22.50, $25 to $37.50.
Tweed suits are in a like category. Their jackets aro lined with flowered
materials and their prices range from $23.50 to $33.50.
(Market) '
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Waltz Dream Powder,
Special
A fresh bouquet odor, to be had only in the
Down Stairs Store. Face powder is 25c a bqx;
talcum is 18c.
(Cheatntit)
Colored Silk Umbrellas
for Women
Special, $7.50
Iloyal or navy blue, taupe, green, garnet and
purple silk covers sturdy frames. The handles,
some tipped with bakclitc, have silk wrist cords or
bakelitc rings.
t (Ontrnl)
Pretty, Short-Sleeve Blouses
of Colorful Voile
at $2.50
The voile, in a small all-over pattern, is in apple
gicen, orchid, pink or light blue, and the blouses
are made with collars and frills of sheer white
organdie.
At $3.25, white lincno Peter Pan blouses with
long sleeves and snug cuffs; collars and cuffs of pink
or blue.
A Dainty Hand-Made Blouse
at $4.90
Delightfully simple, of fine soft batiste, every
small stitch has been put in by hand and all the
exquisite hemstitching is hand done, too.
In the Little Gray Salon
A new sports blouse has come! And it has elbow
length (or a trifle longer) sleeves with turn-bac7
cuffs finished with pleated frills. The material is a
splendid quality white crepe do chine and the blouse
has a Peter Pan collar. The front is tucked and
finished with narrow frills. $11.75.
(Market)
Seasonable Silks
at: Low Prices
Georgette Crepe, $2.25 a Yard
38 inches wide, in black, navy, brown, taupe, Jjcigc, white, pink,
flesh, rose, turquoise and French bluo and orchid.
Chiffon Taffeta, $3.50 a Yard
A good, lustrous quality, 35 inche wide, in black, navy, Copen
hagen blue, wistaria, brown, taupe, silver gray and rose.
Cr.epe de Chine, $2.25 a Yard
38 inches wide, in white, navy or French blue, taupe, silver gray
and black.
Dress Silks, $2.85 and $3.85 a Yard
Navy blue silk serge with smull white dots, 30 inches wide, is
$2.85 a yard.
(Indium silk in navy blue or taupo grounds printed in pretty all
over designs, 40 inches wide, $3.85 a yard.
(Centriil)
$25
$25
S39.50
Newest Party Boxes
In Black or Colors $5 and $6
seem to be just the thing to carry with the Spring suit if you're
perhaps a little tired carrying a handbag.
They are of fabric that "has the appearance of lenther (and wears
very well), some with fittings, others with purses nnd mirrors. Black
enamel, dull black and 0116 style in red and navy blue.
(Chestnut)
Children's Gingham Dresses
Special at $2
. Simple little cvery-day dresses arc
2 to G years. They aro in
in sizes for little girls of
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'.' '"''null ami Albert Kiicb.
KpealiiiiK Hum, delivered
I Wt I'fono'inced the invocation
SALES CLUB ENTERTAINS
ew'Papermen Guests and Sneakers
a Dinner for Co-operation
ere'n,"1...'0. AM'lilu Hotel.
PMnieinni.i- . i." ccn newnpiiperH
l.r.iBu,"l..B,1,'H Who tmoke worn
Wird A' l Z, ' .?.". wo Ktewurt.
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Ira. V v".tW."K Agency, and Willi
Yoiiiib.
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There Is a Distinct Trend
Toward Capes and Wraps
Littlo wonder, since their ma
terials arc so soft and their lines so
graceful! Women who wear the
new things first are asking for such
wraps every dny
Between $25and $55
there are twenty different styles in
sorgo, velour, goldtono and silver
tone. The accordion-pirated serge
capes at $25 arc remarkably good.
The wrap that is sketched is of
suede velour in tnn and Pekin,
lined throughout with silk. $49.50.
From $55 to $125
and Upwards
you will find the handsomer wraps
of duvetyne, fortuna, satin, vol do
cvgne, Bolivia and duvet do laine.
Their yoke lines are wonderfully
interesting and tho arm-openings
arc often marked by embroidery
(lone in chenille or tinsel. Fringe
and fdr trim the more luxurious
wraps.
New Sports Coats Are Arriving at a Great Rate
Their Prices Start at $15
(Market)
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Every Woman Needs One
Black or Navy Blue Skirt
It saves a suit skirt a great amount of wear and is pretty
with a scparato coat. Well-tailored skirts of serge, Polret twill,
tricotine, wool poplin anil gabardine aro mndo in a great many
-ways. Somo nio plainly tailored, some arc laid in box or accor
dion pleats. In regular and extra sizes herc is an excellent
assortment at $7.50 to $35.
(Murkrt)
pink, brown or blue plaids;
blue stripes, with plain blue bodices;
plain pink or bluo linene.
Little Boys' Suits
are in button-on stylo with trousers of pink, blue, brown or green, and
little white waists, which arc often trimmed with the colored material
of which the trousers arc made. 2 to 0 year sizes at $3 to $1.25.
(Central)
Women's One-Eyelet Ties
So Graceful and Comfortable!
$8.90 to $9.90 a Pair
Black kidskin Black patent leather
The soles are turned nnd the heels 'arc high and coveted.
Women's Oxfords at $6.50
are of black calfskin on attractive lines, finished with medium heels
nnd welted soles.
Children's Button Shoes
Sizes 8)6 Jo 10), $3.75
Sizes 11 to 2, $4.50
Black dull leather Black patent leather
The wide-toe shapes arc excellent for growing feet, and mothers
will appreciate the durable, welted soles.
(Clientmit)
Women's Chamois
Lisle Gloves
That Fit Perfectly
At$l a Fair
Two-clasp style in white, mode,
mastic, gray or black.
At $1.50 a Pair
Strap-wrist style in white or
chamois with spear-point stitched
backs.
At $1.65 a Pair
Eight-button length in pongee,
white or chamois with spear
point stitched bncks.
At $2 a Pair
Twelve-button length in white
vith spcar-point stitched backs.
A Very Smart Glove
at $2
of chamois-lisle in cafe au lait, is
G-button length, slip-on style.
The 4-inch cufT is faced with
brown, and there are two brown
tabs which fasten across the
cuff. There is spcar-point stitch
ing on the bncks.
(Cent ml)
A Gay Little Hat of Cherry Red
is mndc of taffeta which is ac
cordion pleated and turns itself
up into u brim with four sharp
corners, each comer ending in a
ball of steel beads. $8. It can
nlso bo had in -navy blue and is
but one of the charming silk
hats that arc ready in the Down
Stairs Millinery Salons.
Quite unusual aro tho small,
soft sports hats of bluc-und-whitc
or watcrmclon-and-whitc
silk. Fold upon fold is stitched
together by hand to form the
brim and the crown.
Much like this hat in shape,
but totally different in color, is a sports hat of rough, corded
silk with blurred Persian figures in rich colorings.
Prices start at $8 and go to $12.50.
(.Market)
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Summer's Lovely Dotted Swisses
in White and Colors
With summer sewing going ahead and needles flying, these sheer,
pretty materials for frocks, blouses, etc., arc most welcomcTarrvials.
All are 30 inches wide.
Iivy blue nnd black dotted Swiss, $1.75 a yard.
Colored dots in pink, blue, brown, lavender and black on white
grounds, $2.25 a yard.
Snowy white Swis, with dots of various sizes, is $1.25, $1.35,
S1.50 and $1.05 a yard. (OntmD
Fresh Spreads, Blankets and Quilts, Many
in. Summer Weights
Housoclcaning time shows how many new bedclothes are necessary, antl summer cottages that i
being put in order will need such things, too. Thes
Cotton Quilts
Soft cotton comfortables covered with figured
material one side nnd plain the other, 72x72 inches,
aro $3, which is last year's price.
Another style, covered with figured material both
sides, 72x72 inches, $4; 72x80 inches, $5 and $0.
Cotton Blankets
White cotton, with pink or blue borders, 04x70
inches, $3.
Gray cotton, with pink or blue borders, 00x80
inches, ?5
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are low in price and dependable in qualitv.
Gray or white, with pink or blue borders, GGx80
inches, $G.
Wool-Mixed Blankets
In gray or white with pink or blue borders.
White, 00x80 inches, $7. Silver gray. $8.50.
Hemmed Dimity Spreads
G2.90 inches, $2.50
72x90 inches, $2.75
80x90 inches, $3
With cut corners nnd scalloped edges for twin
nous, size txxvv inencs, $u.uu each.
Remnants
of Drapery Materials nrc one
third to one-half less than
regular.
Lengths vary from one yard
to ten and twelve auls.
(Centra!)
A Big Knock at Old H. C. L.
A Rug Event of Importance to Every Porch, Home and
Many Offices in Philadelphia
(The.se Rugs Would Also Be Excellent for Summer Hotels, Camps and Seashore Bungalows.)
A huge shipment of Japanese straw rugs of superior quality has iust arrived.
The rugs were ordered a year ago and made to Wanamaker specifications, which
wore in minute detail. We even selected the patterns and required the stenciling to be
done in oil.
Result the Rugs Are Right
even better than we expected. But, best of all, we find that we can sell these rugs for
less than we expected to be able to do even before prices went up.
These Are Busy Days for
House Dresses
9x12 ft, $9.
6x9 ft, $5.
They're in the Most Useful Sizes
36x72 in., $1.75.
8x10 ft, $7.50.
4.6x7.6 ft., $3.
27x54 in., $1.
Straight Facts Why These Are Better Rugs
Commonly sold as grass rugs, theso are really of tho first selection of clean rice straw,
woven with a doublo warp, making the rugs doubly durable.
The patterns, so carefully selected,represont some of the best conventional Chinese
and Egyptian designs in most attractive shades of brown, green and blue. Every rug is
carefully bound.
Special Selling Space
has been provided and everything possible will bo done to facilitate delivery.
(Chentnut M)iil Ceulrnl)
More Than a Dozen
Styles at $5
They are all in trim
styles, and many of
them are quite "dressed
up" enough for street
wear in warm weather.
Of gingham s, in
checks and stripes,
voile nnd linene, with
contrasting coll.xrs and
cuffs. Some aro in ad
justable styles. They
are well-made dresses
in every particular.
The dress sketched
on the right is finely
dotted or flowered voile
in pink, blue, tan, green
and black tones. Large
pearl buttons antl frill
ingb form the trim
ming. The other stylo
sketched is linene in
rose, blue and white,
with large black-and-white'
buttons on the
unusual pockets.
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1000 Aprons at 45c
checked bluc-nnd-whitc gingham; '
bliick-and-whito figured percale.
Roth styles aro band aprons with dcop ruffles all nround.
Other fresh porcalo aprons in black-iind-whito figures, edged with
ricrac braid, arc 05c and 75c and $1 for a bib style.
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