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A8TAT!f; .nj "n i" Had .he not
b"n "!' wid John ny Bull from
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,he ?bt her hand-cm. younR.lom,
Si ShSf No -mlr rt- u
to.d' i rrlnee Bashur waa happy, too.
A"1' Ir "C,L ,.P Atara an, and
" d i Silly cinnced with him, whll
S 5S. i , Bear, and Johnny
flilky sam, watched them.
V'i1 nmv on the maslo rur"
nl Billy on v h for y
"There I , may $n D(,hur. ''lor
vtly hldC0 ?i a land of richer"
4Ernronhenr he MUed
thXC'no.nrcdPrncehur.
"O SKloSS. MdWeh W But
tand8,m and Bwept away our for
WRr $? I own but one palae and
uh"w no mo'ne with which to pay and
f'C;oornparn.n(ee. murmured A.tar..
. J?Z iVlm Kntly by the hand. "I loe
plfW-W .whether you aro
' C fco" ofr &bnthi Greedy grew
&,!? T '? hoTumbled. "I want
..uhtr to marry a rich man. The
JSEbtf. S Slurta, when ha cama woolnn
Adventures
With a Purse
TTIVER licar of housemaid's knees?
H,.- i.i. if nmrtf from?. Prom
constant kneeling on the floor scrubbing
,,in In' Yes! And it'a both an n
tfant in 1 uncomfortable affliction
AH joklnc aside, I ran acroifl some
raihfoM today that have been made , for
the woman who must do her own house,
wnrk Tlicy arc made of something
?SVlioni:fr resembling oilcloth for n
Awing, with a fat cretonno pillow
firrnlv attached. -They are a convenient
thnpe for HttinR tUo steps or any corner
in which one must kneel, and, being of
riMoth. they are not Prt',JiJ;
feoted by water. And Incidentally, they
nrt the very thing to use In the garden
where sedulous weeding requires con -Mint
kneeling. These pillows are $1.00.
And now that I have started. I think
I slm.l mnko nil of today's adventures
nbnut household appliances. In nc
cnrdtticc wjth which 1 will next tell you
of the new way to mend pots and pans.
Vow. lVter U very skillful with his
tinuili. When I regard the neat little
kitchenette li is building for us now, I
nondrr whether Peter should not have
bra a happy, whittling carpenter In a
little country town, coming home to me
at niht very grubby and mesiiy, but
nnfnllv linmiv nnd contented! Well.
nnjhow. ulioTl really mean to my in
thAt if there were a leak in n pan wnen
Peter I around, he would unquestionably
colder It. Wore it brought to my at
tention. 1 should doubtless try to find
s nlere of cum to cover the hole, nnd
nrnr that it would hold. That wax
before I found what I really started
nut to tell you about. They look dome
tt hat like tiny screws, with large Hal
liend. One tits the screw in the hole
nnd turns it tlrm and tight with a little
inttrument provided for the purpose,
nnd heholil the hole is mended. A set
of these. In several sizes, and the in
strument for tightening them, can be
purchased for ten cents.
Tlere is the other household appliance
n eontrivnnre for poaching cgis nnd
keeping them from spreading nil ovy
the water. This is perforated in the
bottom to allow water to drain out and
lins n high round brim that keeps the
egg in Its proper place and molds it to
n Rood round shape. The price of one
of tlic&e Is thirty-two cents.
Tar nnmeft of ihw nJdrf Woman'
run Killlor or plione Walnut 3000.
IMPORTED
POMPEIAN
OLIVE OIL
Is one of the world's
most famous table oils
Cuticisra Soap
IS IDEAL
For the Hands
daw culm. nut tuntm jiyijg tai4..M"
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BRASS BIDS RELACQUERED
AM, AtAVlNTO MVlKR SM
nox srniNOH nRtiriroiSTERra
W. experience Iniurm enUre latlatacilto.
ACME RENOVATORS
2ND & WASHINGTON AVE.
Auto call ererrnhrre. Eatb. IT 7xs.
t'lione. Lombard 470S Writ
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Jerseys with Berries
What more delicious
on a hot day than in
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fresh milk and slices
oy,1 or berries? It
wu please your appe
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JERSEY Difference."
JERSEY
Com Flaknfl
oOdinalThickCbmRakts
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Daihur8' ' Mn "ly love'" 8nl(1 VTitttM
in'JP'ii.81 'want." murmure'd As
lara, squeezing his hand.
"Nonsen;," cried Haban, "You are
fair enough to win a wealthy husband
one who will kep you like a queen
and who will Rive me rich gifts."
r,J'?Hl'..falh.'! T. ftm Promised to rrltrce
Dashur," cried Astara,
"Vou were promised when I thought
he was as rich as a prince ought to
be," replied Ilaban the Oreedy, frown
ing more darkly than ever, "do vour
way, young sir. t will keep my daughter
untH a man of wealth comes seeking
So the young, lovers were cruelly
parted In the midst of their rejoicing
nnd Prlnto Ilashur wn. thrust outside
the castle gates, which were then closed
and locked against him
The fair Astara was broken-hearted.
"Do not despair, Astara. Itetnembtr,
wo still have tho magio rug," I'eggy
whispered to her as Raban the Greedy
strode within the castle, leaving them
niunn 111 iuo uvuriyaru.
"We will fly over tho castle walls,
pick up Prince Bashur on the other
' FlV ft WAV hnma ,. rur aal.1
Peggy, and all hung on tight.
But the rug never stirred. It Just
lay on the ground llko any ordinary
carpet. They didn't know how to work
Iho charm with which Whlfta. the
Ouardlan of the nug, had caused it to
fly away across the seas to Persia.
(Tomorrow will be told how the rug
is made to fly again.)
FAVORS 'TARAND FEATHERS'
Pastor Suagesta Method of Keeping
Immoral Play Out of New York
New York. June 7. The Iter. Dr.
John noaeh Straton. pastor of Calvary
Ilaptlst Church, whose attack on the
city's police methods caused n sensa
tion a few weeks ngo and caused the
trial of others high in the department
orf charges of protecting vice, warned
his congregation last night that cer
tain theatrical managers were contenv
plating the Importation here from Paris
of an Immoral play. He added:
"If these theatrical managers this
little handful of men who constitute the
'theatro trust really put into effect
what they havo threatened, namely, the
presentation of nude women upon a
of tarring and feathering some of theso
line gentlemen and riding them on n
rail out of town."
GIVES ROSE AS ANNUAL RENT
Payment on Plot of?Qround Made at
Lebanon Church Services
Lebanon, Pa Juno 7. When George
Steltr, founder of Lebanon, donated the
plot of ground on which the First Un
formed Church here stands, he did It on
condition of the payment of a red rose
nnnunlly In June to his descendants
forever, if demanded. Payment was
mado by the pastor, the Iter. W. D.
Ilnppcl yesterday at tho rose day serv
ice to Miss Florence W. Mlsli, of this
city, of tho seventh generation in lino
from the donor of tho church grounds.
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Pord with Hud ford 3-Ton rear. Cab.
Excellent condition. Cheap.
Bigelow-Willey Motor Co.
304 N. Broad St.
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Summer-Time, in Addition to Being the Hap
piest and Pleasantest Time to Work, Is Also
the Season We Speak of as Play-Time
It is the time when nature appeals to mankind most, when the songs of the
birds, the rippling streams the great out-doors beckon us to come.
With this thought in mind, for a number of years past, we have closed our
stores each Wednesday afternoon during the summer months to give our faith
ful workers an opportunity to enjoy a bit of recreation.
OUr Holidays Begin Next Wed., June 9th, Closing at 1 P. M., and
Continuing Every Wed. Throughout June, July and August
We bespeak your co-operation in behalf of our clerks that you will kindly
endeavor to shop as early in the day as possible.
AMERICAN STORES CO.
Choice Tomatoes, can c 3 cans 25c
Small cans, but the Tomatoes arc vory choice quality nnd tho cans chock full. You
will be surprised nt the qunntlty when you sec them in n dish.
Rioh IV - V
Sew ieese lb v
This price is very special for cheese of
this grade. A ery tasty and nutritious
summer meat substitute.
Elkhorn Kraft Cheese, can 18c
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Economy Prices
Fancy Calif. Peaches. .. .can 35c
Tender Peas can 14c
Sugar Corn can 12e-14e
Cut Stringiest Benna...can 18c
Mixed Vegetables ..'...can lie
Tomato Puree can 6c
Tender Dceta can. 12c
Crisco 1-lb. can 32c
Muzola Cookinjr Oil ... .can 35c
Wesson Cooking Oil can 39c
Pare Olive Oil ... . 'j-pt. can 40c
Pure Olive Oil pt. can 70c
Table Salt pkg. 5c
"Asco" Cornstarch pkg. 9c
"Asco" Macaroni pkg. 10c
Big Meaty Prunes lb. 28c
Butterfly Mint pkg. 15c
Quaker Biscuit Flour.. pkg. 12c
Best Head Rice .lb. 19c
Best Lima Beans lb. lCc
Norway Mackerel each 7c
Choice Sardines can 6c
!" Grape Juice - 33'
A delightful satisfying drink for n Hot Day.
Big Juicy Lemons, doz. 15c
Pat-a-Cake Flour p 29'
Ma ken a strawberry short-cake In a Jiffy.
Silver Cond. Milk can 22
Sate your miRr apleniilil for Tn or CofJ
Red Cross Cond. Milk, can 22c
Best Pink Salmon tan can 19(
Ills food Yalur-- very noiirliililnc flu wll nn economical.
Red Alaska Salmon, can 34c
Hershey's Cocoa nlOc-19'
Try Herabpy for iced rocoa its uencioui.
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Coffee 42
The beverage supreme on which more coffee lovers hreak
their fast every morning in the year than any other. Only one
answer Quality. Aro you coffee particular? "Asco" will
satisfy the hardest to please.
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Our Teas are distinctive in character mid flavor from ordi
nary Teas. We particularly recommend our India and Ce.ylon
and Old Country Style for icing.
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Syrups and Molasses
"Asco" Syrup can 15c
Karo Syrup can 15c
Franklin Syrup can 20c
Pcnn Mar Syrup can 30c
Karo White Syrup . . .can 25c
Brer Rabbit Molasses, 14c-18c
Soaps and Cleansers
Crystal White Soap, cake 6Vjc
Lifebuoy Soap cake 8c
Pels Napthn Soap... cake 8c
Old Dutch Cleanser.. can 8c
Babbitt's Cleanser . . can 5c
Snow Boy Powder, .pkg. 4"jc
Preserving Needs
Mason Pint Jars, doz 75c
Mason Quart Jars... doz. 80c
Jar Rubbers doz. 9c
Jelly Glasses doz. 42c
Jar Tops doz. 30c
Pnrowax pound pkg. 17c
"flsco"Peanut Butter " 13C
The but to he had none better at any price
and our price Breaks for Itself.
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more tables than any loaf
baked in tho four States
where our stores are lo
cated. There are good
reasons for this it is the
choice of the best housekeepers Tens of Thousands of whom stopped baking the day tho
.f inf nt Victor was served on their table.
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Wanamaker's Down Stairs Store
The Wanamaker 20 Per Cent
Deduction Sale Is Performing a
Wonderful Service That Will Live
Long In the Annals of Merchandising
and long" in the minds of Philadelphians. Nowhere is this service more apparent than
in the Down Stairs Store. This is known as a "lower-price" store, where dependable goods
of the less expensive grades can be had at the lowest possible prices. Now all of these
Prices Are Further Lowered by One-Fifth
which means that you get a dollar change out of every five-dollar bill that you spend.
The time to take advantage of this saving is NOW, while you are sure of it.
Women's undermuslins, corsets, gloves, dresses, suits, coats, skirts and blouses.
Men's straw hats, all-wool clothing and furnishings.
Summer hats for women and children.
Fancy goods, ribbons, rmbrellas, toilet goods, luggage and jewelry.
Silks and wash goods by the yard.
Household linens, beddings, draperies and floor coverings.
Women's neckwear, pleatings and flouncings.
Hosiery, underwear and shoes for all the family.
Clothing for babies and children.
The price of every article is affected by the 20 per cent deduction.
Summer Dresses of Refreshing Charm Are
Marked at the Season's Lowest Prices
and so great is the variety and so large the quantity
that there surely isn't a woman who can't be pleased.
At $5, $6.25, $6.75, $7.50, $8.50 to $12
there are more than a thousand dresses of gingham
and of voile. The ginghams are in checks and plaids
and the voiles are in all the pretty patterns and
colorings that have made voiles so lovely.
Crisp, Airy Organdie Frocks
$10, $15, $16.75, $25 to $27.50
These are particularly lovely for young women
and are great favorites for Summer parties. They're
ruffly and frilly and in the most exquisite colorings.
Coin-Dot Voiles, $15 and $16.50
A great many have navy grounds dotted with
white, though there are pretty black-and-white and
gray-and-white combinations. A pretty model has
a knife-pleated overskirt piped with white.
Beaded Georgette Dresses
I $15, $23.50, $25 to $42.50
Scores of pretty frocks in navy blue, white,
flesh pink, taupe and black are effectively beaded
and made- over silk foundations.
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Linene Sport Suits, $8.75 and $9.50
Young women's suits (sizes 14 to 20) are of
sturdy, linene in rose, Copenhagen and white.
They'll stand a great amount of hard wear.
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New White Wash Skirts
$125, $2,85, $3,75
(Center Aisle, Market)
The $1.25 fllvlrts air of white repp, cut with plenty of width
nnd trimmed with pearl buttons.
The $2.85 and $3.75 skirts are of mercerized white jrab
nrdino trimmed with pearl buttons. Both have unusual pockets.
All of these skirts are in legular sizes.
Finer wash skirts of surf satin and gabardine are to be
found in the Skirt Store at $5, $5.75, $6.75 and $7.50.
Special at $8.25
A little gatherinpr of odd skirts of wool plaids, wool jersey
and baronet satin. The wools are particularly Kod for golf anil
rough outdoor wear.
Not forgetting tho 20 per cent deduction.
(Mtirkrl)
A Practical White Silk
Double-Panel Petticoat
is what a great many women want to wear with light frocks. This
is a straight-line tub silk petticoat finished with a hemstitched hem.
The price, $5, is lowered to ? 1 by the 20 per cent deduction.
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Ginghams and Chambrays
at 50c a Yard
Pink or blue chambray is 32 inches wide.
Plaid gingham in pretty color combinations, buch as blue nnd tan,
red and blue, pink plaids, etc., is 27 inches wide.
Oh, the charming frocks for girls and women that will be made!
20 per cent to be deducted.
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New Cretonnes
45c, 65c and 75c a Yard
Tho small, Colonial patterns that are so cool for bedrooms, the
large, striking designs that are s decorative nnd the brilliantly life
like flower patterns that do not fade oaMly they are all here.
The cretonnes are almost all 36 inches wide; some are 35.
Gleaming Drapery Material
at $1 a Yard
It looks much like silk but is really of wood silk and cotton. The
pnttoms nre those that will look well when used for lamp shades, pil
lows, couch covers, draperies, etc. 36 Inches wide.
Curtain Nets
One net that is especially well liked for door windows is in ecru
or white and is 27 inches wide, 35c n yard.
Filet nets aro 36 inches wide at 50e, 55c to $1 "nrd.
20 per cent to be deducted from tfcsc prices at
time of purchase.
(Central)
White Footwear for
Everybody From Dad Down
with 20 per cent to be deducted from the low prices
Men's Oxfords at $10
They are of white leather that is much like buckskin and they
have straight or wing tips.
(Oalliry, MHrkol)
For Mother and Big Daughter
Oxfords, Special at $6.90
White leather Oxford ties with imitation wing tips have welted
soles and medium heels.
Children's Slippers
Special at $2.45
Two-strap slippers of white leather, like buckskin, aie in sizes
SVa to 2.
White canvns nnkle-strnp pumps in siucs 8' to 2 arc
$3 a pair.
White leather lace shoes in sizes 8V2 to 2 arc $5.25 and
a pair.
$2.50 and
$5.90
(riirxtnut)
Pretty Frocks for Girls
Reversible Matting Rugs
9x12 Feet, $7.50
20 per cent deducted at time of purchase.
These arc the old-fashioned, sturdy quality from Chinn, and
tho colom arc tan, green and blue.
(C'hriilnut)
At $7.50. the dress is of tan or blue
dotted material that is very fine. The
trimming of white organdie is mojt
effective. Sizes 6 to 10 years.
At $15, soft, graceful dresses of
white Georgette show fine tucks in both
the skirts and tho waists. They urc
made over net foundations and finished
with soft frills at the neck. Sizes 10 to
11 years.
Organdie for June Loveliness
Pale blue, white or pale pink organdie
is made with a deep hem (more than
half tho skirt) and the dress is charm
ingly and quaintly trimmed with nar
row lace and a bit of ribbon. Sizes 14
to 16 years, $15.75. (Sketched).
20 per cent to be deducted from
these prices.
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