wi w t T'-,7(M sv,a ..' ri ..,;,? jft?V" ' J -e VfVr" ,' . ",ftj . V' VV x. y -,n, , r. E'pSfI-NG' .' "N. -W M ,7. ih ,t ."! JT nw r i i .f . .. "'' 'i K WS GUoSir swuu i r&urjuii, t' irv,,;ie 'i1J - e"y J'Vog'c Seen Recently, WSy Attends the Opening Performance of the. Savoy 'nJttw , ,; Rrnn, .Si")f TiiUrn Opera ot. J1JL 7 " Kate Fur daughter. Miss Hdella Louise, Qrlbbcl, ! '. . -n.t InnltlllK ttOii "' " i l I snw her out ft the AblnRton foie " . t-, rppc drew "" vrrv crncpii"'.' "": MWZ a rather plain. H 3 rs nl "!h'll M f ,rr elillilrM with o" 5' inarming picture. h,r nnI tj'f. ' ' n,'i(" rumen, you n- S.e?c ,!,'.'!.? of tho.lato.Mr. nieniD"! "u...ii.r KiirnrxK. ym " tHlnf h M" ToIch nntl of Mr. ''n .' m r oil Wirt 'I'l.ompsoii iuc Pnmfi" ninrniu . . ,,i,ui. Her P'nrl'.l.mnn Furncw., bromcr. lives out ni-u-lVG -f the "Once In n lluc OpVC hrnnl vcter.ln.v Hint ulittl ,ll,n , r. drawers for the It Jl Wl'C lliunj." -- ----- Era; mil. "' I ia 11111 IIIIII1.IIV ---- - - .wi ""''.,.., ., niiNH nt iinil u I 1C llllll-- "- . -' IW.o' T, ill I. looking phiHM on top 'irVlt.JlU.ln.Mhh.kson lint cm ii " .; rinallT ;"fSthnebox'for"?l.-Tl nnl botlS"' V'V '...! i,,..!! tn n lleil IT IV.-ii m lUKcn mi" "";, "i ...in. S.n,t In onier lin .ci"" KAii " ..r It ami olTeroil iiip y--- ''v.". nnt KOI t llllll. ' .'"" it "' i. Vi.lno moon" womicrtui to Mr. Jainen Aubrey McCurby, on Sut urdiiy nftemoon. Jutin 12. nt'4;30 o'clock, nt their home, St. Austell Hall. wyncoic. Mrs. Walter U Koulko has cloned lidr Iioubo at St, Mnrtln's lune, Chestnut. Hill, anil has moved to her country plnce, tho Mill lIotiEP. Whltemarnli, with her children, Hhn will spend July and AuRUBt'Rt North Hast Harbor, Me. Ilr. and Mm. (Iconic Kales Baiter, of Old Oak, Ilosemont, who huvo been upending Jbo month of May at I.akc wood, have returned to their home. Mrs. W. K. Yarrow, of Strafford, will" bo -to Now York over tho week-end to visit Mr. and Mrs. Kmlen Hare. Mrs. Samuel Hell and .Miss Klnrenco Hell, of South filxtcentli lrcct, are at Havcrford Court, Haverford, for this month, Mr. and Mrs. William Uunlop Dlsston, of Norwood iivenur. Chestniit f till, ex pect to leave on JUy 1 for Manchester, Mass., whero they will upend tho sum mer, t Mr. nntl Mrs. Lawrence IT, Wilbur, f Havcrford. hao taken a cotturto at Katrlcsmere for tho . remainder of tho summer. Dr. nnd Mrs. Hdwln tlraham. of 1713 i' - " S't?ami. -T&-aHtJ i 80UTH PHILADELPHIA' Mr. J. U Dltigens, of 1708', Itltner str.cet, has returned to his homo after having spent several months In New York. Miss Mlllan White, of 231 South KIkMIi street, Is spending a few days In Atlantic City. Miss Mlrlhm Stein, of 617 West Pass yunk nvenuo, will spend the- ilajr In jjiiurcuHpriiiRS, ' Miss Theresa Uattles. Mips Mareurct Anthony nnd Miss Uoso X.ccca are thn nuestH of Mr. and Mrs. Wright at tho rthclburno Hotel, Atlantic City, over tho week-end. Miss Dcalrlco n, Wilson, of 2S21 South Eighteenth street, has returned to her homo after hUvltig spent several days as tho guest of friends In New York. Mr. and Mrs. Brunlo and family have returned to their homo In Atlantic City, lfter having sjient several days as tho guests or .Mr liruntos nrotner, air, Vonltlrk street, arc receiving cont gratulatlons oif the blrtli of a daughter, Miss Kathcrthe Anscll, of Kranktord avenuo and Orthodox strect will enter tain the members of her card club on Monday nftcrnoon. N , DELAWARE COUNTY Mr. Hnd Mrs. T Klwood Allison en tertained at n Kuritu-r inirtv at their home. Couny Aicmlr, Valilugtiiiil on Tuesday evening. Amonc' their gudMs were Mr. mid Mrs. Uayton Ullbirt Dixon, Mr. and Mrs Albert 1 Damon, Mr. and Mrs, William H. Mclntlre, Mr. and Mrs. Ollbrunson, Mr. and Mrs. Harnest II. Yarnall, Mr. and Mrs. Ben nett Y. Wilson, Mr. and Mrs. Samuel JO. Jllcldlc, Dr. nnd Mrs. Charles II. Kchoff, Mr. and Mrs. 1'rmiltlln Mathbcs, Mrs. Henry Klaer, Miss Nella Wether Ill, Mr. John ricrson nnd Mr. Howard S. Kerncr, of (Jrcat Barrlngton. Mass. Mrs. Kdmuml H. Avmar. 'of New York, who biij recently boon the guest It ,v,.tV M&X, f7tKE t i20 - m f turned to her home to attend tho wed-" ding of Miss Margaret Carey pablieyi on Tuesday, Juno 8. Miss Hunter will be orta of tho bridal party and Mrs. Vorhees will bo at home at 600 15hs Third street, Stanwlck. Tho Woman's Club held ItM flint meet ing on Wednesday afternoon on tlw Mr. and Mrs. William Wright, Miss lawn of the Friends Academy. After t..nMMA wi,.t.i niui Mr. 111111 jMrn .-...ten .1111.111 ...... ..... ---- Kdward Wright, of Moylan. will go In a few days to Buck Hill Kalis, where thev will spend the summer. Mr. nnd Mrs. Seymour I'rcBloii, . o. Wnrrenton, Va.. hnve been entertaining , Mr. Krnest I.e ltoy Oreen, of Media. Mr. nnd Mrs. Preston lived for a number of years at Moylan. Mr and Mrs. Henry Maddock. whoso marriage iook nincc a lew "l ""' nro spending the summer In fcurouu. Mrs, Maddock wits' formertv Mhi Am"' Wlrz. daughter of Mrs. Henry M. Wlrz. Kof Walllngford. , , The "Kolllcs of I.lancrch," a musmai comedy, wlis given under the direction of Mrs. Caroline l,tttletleld at the Darby High School Ibis week, residents or Lhilicrch comprising the cast. Thnn.nii Tirnnin. nf inns Mnnii, i.'ifirpnth of her son-hi-law and daughter, Mr. und street MrH-. T KUwood Allison, at '....' i., ,1 hltip moon . 'omi- ---.. rfej i licird. i flprtruilo beltic solil .out. sonif Spruco street, and Mls3 Uertrude Ora- ll i..p , .....I l.nH. ...Ill ..ah.I .1. . . m .... . Mttin iii nii-im iiiu UK'Hlll Ol nJUty at Haverford Court, Havcrford. Miss Hetty Worthlnglon hns returned from Atlantic City nnd Is now visiting Mr. and Mrs. Itobert Emott Haro nt their plcie, Stohyhyrst, St. afford. Mr. and Mrs. Samuel I,. McKctrldgo. of 1407 Locust Btrcet, liavo opened their cottage, Tarry-a-Ult, in Ventnor City Mrs. Kuthorford I'carson and her daughter. Miss Mary Pearson, who have been living nt tho nellcvuo-Slratford dur ing tho winter, nre spending the month of Juno at Idlewlld. The 1st of July they will -go to Kaglcsmcro for tho re mainder of tho summer. Mrs. Krnncls Mllno and Miss Mnrgarct Clyde, who lmvo been living at tho Bollovue-Strntford nil winter, havo rc turnci to their summer homo at Dovon. Mr Wlnfleld Artcr, who has been vis iting Mr. and Mrs. William Dunlap, of Pittsburgh, has returned to her homo nt Devon. Mr. and Mrs. Charles J. Cohen, of 1520 Spruco street, have opened their cot tage at 1215 States avenue, Atlantic City, which they nro occupying. The Notj-o Damo Alumnne, of West nittenliouso snunre, will hold their sixth reunion' tomorrow at the convent. The president of the alumnae. Mrs. Louis McClucken. and tho board of manwsers have arranged nn IntcrcPtlng program. A business meeting will bo Held tit 11 o clock. Luncheon will be served at 1 o'clock. At 2:,to there Is to hp a play by some of ihe old "gradi " nn.'nf'l.'i8! ?ln?C1 '"'0W'" Wl11 reil1 .?inHfLier.ur,R"1.al.nocm''' written espe cially for this sixth reunion. nTi'? P!'?i?ru.ph of N""' alnor Oucn Bnlrd, published In last night's Kveninu ITvFJSPr- S0C,e,J- "W. Mas taken by Photo-Crafters. Tilt, iicriuiu",""- ---Mllv wnnili-rful lust night, whei- .mforcpt nbout the Unit, tor u " '"" 7 " i :.i films ii " I --, .t-nf i MM 1 Ileal". "'". ..i !... lTtot ha.1 won Hi?, wro . k , twl" ...., ,., 1il,vnstutnl France ,, It.' a number nt .piRgien rVK " at "to lo with it. nntl '',;; o arc a time ilispos- .?? , L1 " nltitih',:' Tl..rP B i ' .:.u.....it nn TitcBiiay ".?"- KZt iS S en as scnttere.l the babied "'AM, .mltc n tin,., before It fMS!.1, i. lamb, which M"..1"" .,"'--, nnhert won the SL Zru , ,. Klennor Dixon, ilrew 5!,u,.hCAirC1LtmPP.v:di.l.vu hco kni, w ' ..... l,i. ,,,, nn,i im PlfW' c .:".... itlm old nml lie wn ZZ M fir .nrthlnjr. Mrs. fUMfntauni. "f.n J" L 0 teKm,blln; the vacuum cleaner With) Uoitor ormllij. Some goon iiigKiiiK-. " " . ...... i tn- .irrfnrinntice o ".MIKnuo IHPl n limit i- 1 1 ii t - - - - lune hot in nib! tlieiiire. uiu "'";"" Inonzb to keep nny mio awny ii"i Ertiml Sulllvai. frortuptlon. nml I Mi wrtamiy u '""i" '."" "' br theatre or movie house in " r ii ... .-oi- vnu it better Mlkuilo toharonoellMtUonnillkoyouto Itroic t to me: ne ii n-..".. p that lough of his Jiijt before the KMfit till Htiblime." Well, it ccr- Mnlr Mif srent, ... i -Marian Taylor has a lovely voice nml He lang iieiiiiiiimiy, aim ," - , U litis. Am for IMsh-Tiish. who wiKranklln Wood, my what video tlttman hns! Pooh -Huh hail a splemlitl toW.,.too. but lie looKcu too j-uuiik " tlipart, he ought to bo made up to looie Ui'fnr Koko. he was ko like Joseph Crtig Ym, it was Mmost funny. J oil .u. .11. 1'iv liiia ink-oil llllll nun lllll'll llri'Jelf anil 'he trnineil the eiit for tho broductimi last niglit. so naiiirnuy ne hn Koko In perfection anil Koko cop ied him rxaotlv. I And I'.lip llrinton '. A ortls fnil mo, tt i thi hovt Kiitislm I've ever seen had that's iiyiiig soinethlng. Anil it rmnst hr ilituiirreeahle to he made UP to looVsnanful. pspecinll when you have lunch an uniiiiiil skin anil siieli poNc Imd snod lookM us Klstc Hrilltoii ; I The whole performimee was excel -ll'ntlj cast nnd excellently Riven, and the., dear old tunes hounded ilcHghttuI hi em. There something rrnl about OilbtrlaDj Siilllvnn. TOW (hat college holidays are about UDon ik Aunt ltne. wlin Is nt one of the grent women's colleges and who lupowids Kngllsh there, !h ruining very llOOQ to islt linr flnni hUIim llllll fctolher-in law Suid sister anil hrolher-n-!aw hapiieu to lie Tommy nnd wuise's mother nnd ilatlilj. and Tiiin- "Ti ho is four, riMiii'inhers Aunt Hote B lilt lnt Hilniiiifip nviilmitlt Cnr luother hearil him confiilinc lo Louise. Io is not quite two, "Whrn Aunt oo.e romp om nn,,i i.n ..1.1.. . . jott'll liaie to say 'l.' " NANCY WYNNK. V - ' SOCIAL ACTIVITIES ltlM lMllll V.ulin Ant .,!.... ..t ll S.ufi'. R!?bnnl New'lln, ot Whltford'. Is Z: "T '" ,,,)Bon, ml will return to her ?.v vo ,VP'vKs Tho marriage of 5 niirw11" a.Vd -Mr S'nrlanil C. llobbs. Boston, will take place In tho early -ir and Mm nnhp,i i.n(,.ni., -Rin... IRy',iof A",'i". VIlUnovA, will S iti.' T J1 "if p,ir,y "" 1une 30 'n honor "iMIss Anita St raw bridge. iuii Jnf t0n Townienil has sent out 2l L,no"!ic"iR tin. marrlago of bis arjory Townscud, to it WIlllaniB, on Tubs- W her i'"1 ; '" oeioeK. at Hip home "l ner tallier ut (i ancovii nori,ni. .'Inrltatlonx iin. i ' ... . . Uri liMmr. t.. , '" leieivei irom arrlanfSilUr,rl!J of w'i"'ote for the rletS lnuLl'T'1,"f!l,u"-- m'h Hen Maril o" ""It, StiirKlB and Mr. n frS I'"...?''': I fholmeley.jones. raui-8 7-i;;;' , " "M .. - .' ""on, m st ALONG TrfE READING ruJSSiohn,F- ''crry .and her daughters, Bi8..iA."roJ c,rry ",ul Ml" Huth Pcrrv, of Llklns Park, will leave June IT. f6r the Hownrd Katon Ranch. Wyoming. V,.mrc ,,hSr' wUi s,cml n month. Mr. "i ' -ti Ulu"c' or xcw York, to V.MUIU ,iiio Alice I'orrys engagement lias been recently announced, will accomnanv them. Whn, n,.,. - ICnst they will upend tlm early summer nt Iike Plncld, N. Y.. nnd later go to GERMANTOWN' I'lioto by Iliuhriiih, MRS. STANLKY (J. FLAfiti, .lit. Who rcrcntlyr rcltirncd from liu ropc. lias been spemllng sonic time oil a shooting trip Vtlth her husband H, BurlM5stabrook. ot 348 West John son street, Mr. and Mrs. Henry W. Mace, for merly of 63iri Baynton Btrcet. are spend, ing tho summer months with Mrs. Maco's parents Mr. atid Mrs, ldwnrd Phillips, 'of 81 Church lane. Mrs. Knthcrlnc Itctalllc. of Williams town. I'a.. and Miss Bctilab Tontlon. of Kast Orango. N J .have returned to their homes, after spenumg some Ittnn with Mrs. John JCImmerman nt ISS Kast Haines street. Mrs. 1511a Ludor. of 17 Kast Haines street Mr. tleorgc L. Thompson, of 1403 Wharton street, Is the guest of friends III Asbury rnra over inc wcea-enu, Jlr. John Du Quesnc, of 1431 South Urond Btrcet, will motor to Atlantic City for a few days' stay, Mrs. O'Nell. of 1422 Wharton street, has ns her guests over the weejt-end her daughter and her grandson, MrB. Sulli van and Master Kugenc Sullivan, of Now York. Mr. Itusscl Hrlngham. ot 1401 South Broad street, motored to Atlantic City over tlie week-end. NORTH PHILADELPHIA Mr nnd Mrs. Gabriel Blum, of the floyal AliartnfcntB. 1U0S North Broad street, announce tho engagement of their daughter. Miss Krnnc.cs Blum, to Mr. Godfrey P. Mayor, of Memphis. Tenn. Mr. nnd Mrs. Howard AUBten. Stone," of 3547 North Broad street, have re turned from an automobile trip to Oratcrsford, Pa., where they joined n house party at Perklomcn Terrace Ho tel, Mr. and Mrs. Stone had as their gucBts on the trip Mr. and Mrs, Krank lln S. Mover. Mr. nml Mm. K. S Long. .Mrs. Josephine BclshliiR and .Mr. Noble Hubbard. it.. .T. Parker, of Sixteenth strdct andflirard avenue, will be hostess to her Couny Mende, their home in Wnlllngford, has gono to Spring Lake, where sho will spend tho summer. Miss Margaret Mnnson Hunter, daughter of Mr and Mrs, James Peyton Hunter, of Media, who has spent tho winter In Montreal, Canada, has le- (hc meting a luncheon was served. About Bovmty-nvo members were present. Mr and Mrs. II. J, Vorhees and Mlsi Torothy Vorhees aro In Jacksonville, Ala Mr. and Mrs. Willlsm Stnckhouse are guests at a house party In Bethlehem, Pa. Estate Inventories Filed Two Inventories were filed, one will was mlmltteil to probate, nml a letter of administration granted today. The Inventories were: William l,eln kuhelnr. SMIM.II, nml Samuel Ilnuer, XI01.!.'!O.Ht. Ui-lntlyes were the bene ficiaries tii the Will of Kiln A. Foerlng, lf8 Lyceum avenue, for SH400, A letter of administration was granted In tlm eMnto of Frederick f Koch. 1637 North Koblnvm street, for ?13.0(t3. - Iv&MiimiMMMiiMkymM Two Shops of Sensible Prices MOORESTOWN Mr. Arthur BobwIcI Vorhees and Miss Margaret Crow, of Jacksonville. Ala., were married on Wednesday evening at C!30 o'clock In the Methodist LPl"r pal Church, In Jacksonville. After a wedding trip spent In Atlanta, On., Mr. Vacation Days . .-. . i " . -.- -. .. inn street, nas nan bits . onyoer, oi inocms- V.S0":; ",,- V8 afternoon. Mrs. Paikor .will leave next week for a few w;ecus vllle, as her guest for a few days. Mrs. Mover TJcltal, of New Ymk Is the guest of her niece, Mrs. Kdwnrd Bry lawakl, of 626 West Cliveden avenue. WEST PHILADELPHIA Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Dlllcr, of B27 South Korty-second street will close their home nearly this month nnd will snll for Europe, whero thev will spend several months traveling on the conti nent. Mrs Johir W. Prince and her daugh ter. Miss Alice U. Prince, of Klfty-llfth street arid Springfield avenue. salleiLon tho Havcrford for Knghind last Satur day. They will return the latter part of September. Mrs. L. Cadwallader, of Johnstown, Ia.. who has been visiting relatives In and nround this city, has left to spend a few days with friends In Marietta, I'a., beforo returning to her home. Mr. nnd Mra. William J. Benllc. whose marriage took place recently, have returned from their wedding trip and are at home at 554!) Spruce street. . Mr. and Mrs. A. V Sprlngnian. of 5051 Wahyt Btrcet, motored to Atlantic City whero they tpcnt several days this 'week. A lawn fete and sttcct dance will bo given on Saturday, at Preston und I'arrlsh streets, from 2 until 11 o'clock, for the benefit of the West Philadel phia Hospital for Women. Misi Ade laide Lane, president Hnd Mrs. Pauline M. Mullcr, corresponding secretary, arc In charge.- There will bo a sale of fancy goods, cakes, Ice cream and strawber ries. A partv for ehlldron from 2 until 0 o'clock, with' games and races. Prizes to bo given to the winners. There will ho dancing In the street from 8 until 1 1 o'clock In tho evening. stay at Ocean City, where she will bo tho guest of Mrs. ltogers nt her cottngc. Mrs. Louis Sailer, of tho Hotel Ma jctslc. Is visiting her daughter. Mrs. Ju llus Wcyl, at her homo In Llklns Park. .Mr. and Mrs. Harry Bayersdorfer and Mr. and Mrs. Simon Casper' and fam ily have closed their home, 1631 Dia mond street, and are nt their summer home, 110 South California avenue, At lantic f'itv. Mr. Sidney Bayersdorfer. who li In foirope, will return this month. Minn .tnno Wltmar. of North Thir teenth street, has returned from a ' week's stay with friends In Atlantic City. ' Mls.s Ida M. Fredericks, daughter of Mr. .and Mrs. Georgo W. Fredericks, , l:!'rr Knt Montgomery avenue, un married to Mr. John K. ZleglCr Wcdncs day afternoon. TIOGA Mis Kdnu O. Wiest and daughters, Mls.s Ldmi Wlest and Miss Ruth Wlest. have returned from an extended visit to her sister, Mrs. Joseph Winkler, of Los Angeles, C'nllf. Mrs Wlest und Mrs. Winkler will bq. remembered as the Misses Kdnu and Anna Gabcll, of Tioga. FRANKFORD A number of ladles of Krankford are meeting every Thursday afternoon from J to I o'clock, at thn American Leglon-s home, Paul street below Orthodox street, to sew carpet rags in order to piovidc rugs for the boys' home. Mr. and Mrs. C. Palmcnsls nnd family, of ArTott street, will leao this month for Wlldwood, N. J., where they will occupy their cottage until the fall Mr. and Mrs. Janjcs Loram, of 3401 -,5,rA.ftnd t.J,rH- George W Boggs. of ..18 West .Seymour street, announce tho marriage of their daughter. M1ss Anna I'. Hoggs, to Mr. Frederick Jordan, -of U..K.-;, mi i nijiauiiy. in uermantown. Mr. and Mrs Wnllnco Radcllffo have announced tho engagement of their ''"UBhtcr, Miss Doris Mae nadcllffe, tu "iii; i d. i.iycoci or u'lney. xna marriage or siimt A,in -r u..,i.i. daughter of Mr and Mrs. Joseph K. Smith of 427 Kast Mount Alrv nvrmie w"in nJ,r', '' .Wm.up Wft,ls- r Church Hill. Mil . Will fnkft Hint,.. u il, l. ....... of the bride on Tuesday, .luno 22. w.'1"' ," -nB!r.?' A- I'olllngsworth Ster rctt, of ,20 West Cpsal street, will en tertain at dinner at their home this evening In honor of their daughter. Miss ,.'...,. k'errett, whoso marriage to Mr William Henry Qulnn- will take place tomorrow; In Calvary Church. Mr. gulnn will nlso entertain nt dinner nt his home this evening. Ills guests will In clude Mr. James Bonner, of Baltimore, Mr. Bryan Horner, .Mr. William Baxter, of New Aork; Mr. Frederick Grae, of New Haven, Conn , Mr., Hcnrv Illlle lirand and Mr. Iftlgar Ktiliey. A wedding rehearsal will -follow the dinners at thn church after which Miss Sterretl will entertain the entire bridal party at her home. Mr and Mrs F.dgar Hallowell of Winona avenue, and Mr. and Mn. G. G. LvniiB. of Wayne avenue hnve returned to their homes from Atlantic City Miss Margaret ICenis, of 352 West puval street, has returned to her home rrom attending a. house party with friends at Quakertown. Mr. and Mrs. Newton W Corson and Mips Helen Corson, or iVlhnm Court leave today to occupy their cottage at Ocean City for tho summer. . Ji,r& Jolm rMmonds, ot Upsal street and Wayne avenue, has taken a cottage nt Pocono Jiko I'reserve for thn sum nier. .Mr. and tru. itnni.,, !.. ,i.... and their baby, of Harvey street, will spend part of the summer with .Mrs. Ldmonds. Mrs. David Blank and Mrs. K. Kalm back, of Mount Airy. nt-t.ainid nt luncheon;, followed by bridge, on vvedhchday. Tho guests numbered sixteen. i,. .i ,',,,t"1 rvrson, of Newark has I been the guest for a few days of Mrs I jmigj -FOUNDED 1858 DRWJ&BS I ' , si lAliurnums. Chclten llitt fcan o, 8"? 5 ,0,r JI1;s 'hbc Mi ' O it lJ,rH' 'N'or"'" and Mr i ,i1,n,..Knnn". TI'reo X llaieii f&,h f'r rgent. of placAnW .... ""'i.. whlelr will tulto I'tthe MmZi. .,,,.l!". :.?.'." ' WturcU Ihjeala w limTil net as bPHt man.' Mr. David The llHliers villi i".'.M .'"' .a & Henrv I- l ,r' "rnirnlnway; ."inipr m. i ,:.,..'' "' Mr. Danlrtl Mr Unl,..t Tork ,i ;Vpr rJ;nn.SIrK. all 'of New '.K.WaVri, S. 5r W I Iambic and h.&WriLKiw- ., ,,- '"huh Al(lvriMt r ." ." "in I hm"- "I lv l"r"""'r Pllon win Vii...."".? l'ty A lurco rn. '.' ""."". me leremniiv .-.i ti, JtPtlon imo 01 thn l,l,l..- ... ' " ' ..... .,,,,, 0I,0. -- nun M pa l!,cad c ihiJ''1""."1 downing will VT HcnmT; !U """r "ome aHK,ri-iW,ii"-" &. " 13Mrp'i',,"tl;,"!; ,,'le,cl"'r nur. ItSm.""" of ibeir V """"unce the 1122 Chestnut Street (Quality and Standard Famous Oyer Half a Century June Clearance Sale Continuous OfTVrinjj Wonilcrful Reductions in Dcwccs Quality Merchandise Underwear Reduced for June Clearance Envelope Chemise Tomorrow SI. 35 UcRiiIar price $2.00 Sheer nainsook fnshions those lovely chemise, which hip specially priced for tomorrow. They nre daintily trimmed with lace and embroidery nnd arc very desirable for Summer usc .Tust stop in and see them and you will be sure to purchase some for immediate and future use, for they arc truly remarkable values. White Heatherbloom Petticoats .lune Clearance. $1.95 Regular price $2.7.r Lovely underskirts for Summer wcar feature rufflc trimmed flounce and clastic band at waist. Knshioned of very hiprh-Rrade heatherbloom. Crepe de Chine Envelope Chemise June Clearance, S3.75 Regular prices $5.50 to $G.OO Two styles, fashioned of very fine quality crepe do chine. One has camisole top and other features retrular top trimmed with val lnce and georgette. Very special values for the June Clearance. Airo in . &."" " nuds liV.i'l'1 "'t. Hav- tLnninaBison villi 7.ii ,n went out, th bitter 1,r'l,ff,:,;hcr Honw In . wra. .ini... . ' "rl "r this month. .jr'l.Mrs. c i,,.... .. P'Wkfa.xJ'1 "' t'bestnii liui 'VV aM K."XWUTf.rl?umK t ,i-V5K!S 'irtneSr' 111 Wtos... "V"i a Ifrftu'n ,. t.... liCT.,,a,toSISlSBr No C, O. D.'i No Approval All Sales Final (MMilS Millinery not included in this sale The Store of Personal Service 1310 Chestnut Street I The Newest of the New in Women's & Misses9 Summer Apparel at 25 Less! For tomorrow we continue the sale nn event of stirring interest, because these new fashions are of the ultra-smart type. We bought our entire stocks, in thus re-creating The Blum Store, at great price concessions. You benefit by SAVINGS OF AN ACTUAL 50 PER CENT. Dresses Ticket prices.. 515.00 to $225.00 Sale prices.. $11. 2 1 to $168.75 Suits Ticket prices. . .$19.75 to $89.50 Sale prices... $14.81 to $07.13 Coats and Wraps Ticket prices,, $39.50 .to $225.00 Sale prices,. $9,62 to $168.73 25 off the present ticket prices For a Limited Time Only Blou ses Ticket prices.... $2.95 to $29.50 Sale prices.... $2.2 1 to $22.12 'Skirts . Ticket, prices $5.95 to $52.50 Sale pricc.s . . .$1.10 to $39.37 Fur Neckpieces Ticket prices. .$39.50 to $289.50 Sale prices., $29.02 to $217.13 f the li ' HOUSE of WEKfGER Im 1229 WALNUT ST. vBjl 111 . Fur Storage i Wl IT'S TIME TO THINK OF FUR fjjl ki STORAGE DRY COLD AIR IM m STORAGE NO OTHER IS AR. MM ymk SOLUTELY SAFE. mW v Phone Walnut 1.108. $SjA MB are gin soglriilt. me re for all the sport you ann iticjpate by beamig; provod- ed! with a Lionei i Sport Suit the best afll-aVoMmid! outdoor hateit ever creat 39.75 Iff you come and see themm you'll mever be happy till you get ome. Our "Fleur de made waist is charming With $3.50 to $16.50 tjyjjjjy JJTOQi S3 . " j ." Kl 1 I ady s '1 loS, j--TtfukUBysW2 r ' WlffkWr YJQsmW' mm 'i i U lv! i 3 , awwwiwagissaj j iitmiiiraiiurB Lis" hand particularly these suits: SKtUWRP&A 127 S. 13th St. 1337 Chestnut St. iiijaiBiiiiiiffiiraiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiraraiiiiiiiiiiFiiiirimNiiiij'm Charge Accounts Solicited: Maxflson & DeMan 12 15 Chestnut Street Furs and Millinery Sports Hats for Jine Specially Arrange for Tomorrow's Selling 5.00 Values, 12.50 Mushrooms, Roll Sntkn-.s Pokes, Large Hats ami Tarns, in all of the summer shades both light and dark. In this group arc also a large number of lovely all-white hata. The most amaz ing values ever presented this summer. Geor 1214- g s Hats for Bridesmaids and Graduates, Delicate hats of organdie, tulle, tafTcta and fancy straw that will give just the right touch to the dainty light colored dresses of June. 5.00 and up. VERY SPECIAL VALUES: HATS FOR IMMEDIATE CLEARANCE 2.00 A. 50 7.50 VALUES TO 20.00 Purchasing Agents' Orders Accepted- e Allen, Inc. Chestnut Street 1214 SPECIAL MILLINERY OFFERING FOR FRIDAY AND SATURDAY All Dark Color Blocked Trimmed Hats Heavily Reduced for Quick Clearance These choice models are our own high grade qualit and aro absolutely the best value in Philadelphia. Special Value Sports Hats, $4.25 This smait sailor comes in solid and two tone colorings splendid wearing quality and is well worth double the price. Special $4.2.-. Allen's Hat Wreaths for Saturday These wreaths are made of imported field flowers, roses, Ber ries, foliage, etc. You can choose from dozens of assorted wreaths at 51.23. $1.50. ?2.00. 82.73, S3.00. Very Special Ostrich Bands $5.5 0& $6 The colors- arc black, brown, navy, purple, Alice, old rose, .-and. Our customers say there is nothing in town to compare at the prices $."i.50, 56.00 while they last. Annual Summer- Sale of Notions and Toilet Articles Well Known Little Things of Dependable Quality at Worth While Price Savings Sae on These ' Standard Toilet Article Specials llnrln French inrj lax 2c. Compart Vnce rnnder, UBUaJ 60c olre ; Hiill M.irv Onnlcn Compact Kacc Powder. Gilt Rot with Mirror: unuallv 50r- sptoUl, 40c; tax 2c T "nimny WnoUburj'o or Cntlrnra Srnip, SHc l'al ,laH Piicc" p"ac Powder. ut PutU'le ftcniovcr. : Qr box; tax "r 3e Hlzr, SOc; tax Wc Specialize in Wedding (lifts f: wtfT flh?.1 SBSSWffU - -ss. -rL T -v. k .t"'.. Superior French Willow The best grade of willow is nppropiatc ior the most be-utiful homes. Correctly upholsterer! and enameled, it is chnrming l all seasons for porch or interior. Ours is a supreme quality priced about 25re below the average. Pieces will be colored and cushioned in inter esting fashion according to your selection or our suggestion. I I'fpnoilrnt or IVIicro Tooth PaNtr,-35r j tax 2p. I i'iitp f'ompaet Nail Sol, 60c size, 4Scj tax 2c Munis Honov and Almond Prcam, 3Sr; tax 2c PaBCrtt & nammloll'a Cold Cream, 2Bc tube, ifes tnx lr I'nlca'iB C'at-hniero Houquet Soap, medium hti; box nf alx paKc. Se. Pln.iud s I.ilae VcRetal. SSri tat tc .lerRpn'ti Hntli Moap In Violet T.llae, Ttosp. Carnation and Geranium lie enlie ; 1.0(l a box of dojipn caltet Djrr-Rlmt Tolcuni Sprrlal. 2Sr box ; tax lr Mai (Iriiilrn Talrum. 3So box: tax 2c. lUiiiinr Ha rKtil Sonp, Fpeclal IAn caKr Violet St ivrfume fl.50 size, St S5s tax fie. These Specials are 3 for 25c IMirf OH" O'l rHtlli nHPj ColKnt All-Arduncl Soup; nwcral odor.-. Krwplr inadp of flno to et Boap ; Tlntrx for rcnnwlnfr the ,olor of all w.ifliahlP slllH. 14 IIkIU shade; i:trB Suprr l.ngll.h snnp lni.ener. fl.tltet niail" Atlm. Heiit IlratK Toilet alzes: Crfnl of ' doen Snap radtfiirrn; Itubbrr llath Rood size He Lonir riin, all POtle, HoublKant s Toilet Watei. $1 7K size. 3.(10 tax II FruiU'li Pa-'e I'owder. lai-RO Rreen box, Snrj tax Jc Sploudld selection of lilRli-irrado Tooth llruahe. In a dozen or more stleH, 35r. Pure IlrlMIe H Hruh. the serviceable Und, Mpeelal zXr each niaUe- f mil ard ".ewliiB hllU, 301) ehades , iisu.illv '3e spool. lr spool U.nn a dozen. Pav Hum McKesson & TtotiMiiB. fine size, 3Kci tax 2c. ziire.i and Klornnije Saelinl, 11.00 nUe. S.lci tax 4c. i'ropli lactic Tooth HrushcH. Bc stjle, at 3e each I'roplwlactlc Penetration Hair P.niHliH. special, 85e. Clare Drcsa Slileldn hlzes '.'. .1 iunl 1, 30c pnlr Oxfoid Tie Shoe Laces Black, Whlto and IlrniMi, pure Bilk Brrfil". at Joe Half 40a JUM 'ser&?mat 1522 CHESTNUT ST. WE KNOW HOW , Draperies Correct Wull Papers Painting Interior Furnishings Period Furniture Allen's French Hair Ncls 10c each, $1.00 a dozen The ioi uearh this much now to Inipoit but we aie still ende.tvorlnc lo iiMlnialn Hits price as lonu Hh wo can White and Jirav ', ,nr t.-n'h . Sl.ftO n dozen. Fine Gaberdine Skirts, $5.95 A Sale at About Half Price Fluo unality white washable flaberdlne Shirts of lategi tleiim cM-elloutlj lullnred hi cry attractive model Ocean Pearl button trlliinW. Bl" -6 to 32; ery special uiin fci in scei"al new dCBlClli! ii tew High Lustre Tub Satin Skirts idels , (iry sl.lrt In IhlB sroup if i' toucht'ii of hand embroidery Special, $6.50 a models, (iry sl.lrt In IhlB sroup if tho lateMt euinmer hae toucheii of hand embroidery SKCOND FLOOR i ' '"! M ' ii V, I1 -' V J'l .&- rr.4SI Xl V 3 tv. WM a . ' m I. ' ; I? i il'illillWIHiilliillillilUIilMlMM: s- y i i' . i 'X: It f it V.Kt ,' f' '4 " ''.; '' V ,U ,',. '."', U 'lj LA. AUJM I
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