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The Marriage Trifler
n.v iiazbij dkvo ijatchelou
Cofurioht, 1H0, bu lh ruMlo Ltdatr Co,
ffl&tofl pUfend' m&&- VjSaXtemX, TBttRSDAY, JUNE ' lK 19&)
rr ;' 'In'. ' '7 I f ' ' "i 'V ' "'
rifler - JT "IT III ?v" " " " wanamaker's downstah
to
I
The Proposal
. . tfninht. the acknowlfdot't
1arSiik vi'noVr m owt "?"
fci(foA'ii,rruih(ff rom rMM
S5Km 'M'YlEf mot MartM
,..,n. ifftliWll Rt twelve-thirty,
BAhe car Into the hnn-ls ot the
?.Er . indVrted up to her room
"" ihs looked closely m newm
here m . cxpcotcl to
tW fl M
tfwifr.
In
nee
eAm.thlnir strange had
I Sw her last nlsht, Bomethlns
K?chU Keith Orant from Ju.t
fihi boy to tMma one iipeeM.
e" L.mhered with hnrnlne cheeks
SterJron Vi. vole In the last
Tho allnincSnco about his in
i'iVion for today.
h; danreA iwrvwuriy over her
vhSm- at the clock which pointed to
'h intile to 1. nnt1 tl,cn "." pu"S1
ttJw hat and hcKnn foverlahly to do
ClhTlrorer wain, rtilllnc It Into little
hf hair over . low on h0f
?jrdFhe tried on two other tinlm
KPthM iuddenly decided to chansa
M l2II. Ailored suit to ft dress and
Ewi? ft r "oat At 1-20 iho atood
tt.. ,t. .rM Mid n ho went
JESSiWlM, h uttonlnc her glovos, wnlked
''ft. E,rner and took a bus. down-
lth a dMIRninil iocnnK
today,
of
Bhe
play
""?. ftmnhnw.
iJ2S:i to Tw entirely nlone, to
with her haPPlneM.
" ...'.-.ii ,n(nl near Wnshlnuton
. frinatlmr hotel near WnshtnKton
Sfutfi "w fd Uh! laughing-, chat
tiriwr P0Pl when Barbara ontered. A
linn t"" ,- , i,r. nrl she
to
IrJeUd him with her usual nonchalance
".-u.i.. hvtnulv avoided liln o.vea
wited In a corner at a small table for
fin and with the luncheon ordered.
Bwbara small talk almost deserted
jjtkddrcsalxrs anccesa iBwmtmtA
wbcxi 700 uao Hnponxni
POMPEIAN
OLIVE OIL
Stops Hair Coming Oatt
Doubles Its Beauty.
tw wnl bnys "nanderlne,M After
pplloatlnn of "Dnnderlne" yen can
lit find a fallen hair or any dandruff,
faiMra nrtrr hair how new life, Tlfor,
brilhtnett, mor color and thJoknesi.
DOWN
icith the
u:u rt.
of
Dresses
Co-operate
With Us
Clean-Cul
SALE
SPORT
DRESSES
' ffpe d Thin A
0 j o r ri 1 1 e . AIo
(,1;T1 j; DIIKSSR8
"Jd hrantlfiil VoIIm
nd OrirnntllM.
1.50. $
49
Qffflfl&i
I J I A?
ii
ill
r.s25
French Costume Co.
$0r Chestnut Strct't
iionSLrt w Kr,,,,h "fftnl'ii eyes thai
.p,?!?-5,ru ''"'yi omethnK tha
t-.wiiKUKcu iirr own eyes, it wan- a
J. "yr"0!"'. ft d(th of purpose that
e ! I"vcrJnll n'oro in the eyes
or any one, nnd sho was amawl at the
T.5?Sn. J.c Cftl,oa forth In hen Hhft
avoiaed hie nvea and ii ninnr
Sm hlH1, J3!!0 ,eUrrnoned evory bit of
iv.i i ""u '" ,,nr ana Kept up a
nirui oi nonsense. Then Anally he lean
en across uio table and covered her
;..! Tr "iv palm "Pward on the
wh to i cloth, with his. Barbara Koaced
a iiiiio, nor eyes fluttered wide and
uioi. 4nn. aim eno wan suddenly trembling
"MaTDftra," h n tono urn tinf nulla
steady. "Ijet's ro downtown this iVt-
I'uiuun anu oo inarripil,"
"Why Keith"' 'Warm delicious flood
or reellne were ilrlfilnrr u. v,- ...a..
on wavo. How splendid It would bo to
'"'.,. ". .tflat tRther, oarlnK for
luuiiiiK "i me world excepting to he
llotro. Alonn ' Tim i.avm, . m...i ...i.i.4
ttie color to her face In wnveB; eho wns
uiiALiuru ill may HIUBIOnS.
you re ho nwcet," ho was saying
Pass'pn'itely. "There's no ono In the
wunu iird you. a wani you more than
anything-, anythlnfr, do you hear me 7'
His tono was almost rough j Jiln. cray
eves wern dark vlth foellnjr. Surolv.
thin cpulda't ho Barbara: they couldnt
ua uiihuiit vogeuier iiKn tnin ana want-
ma io uu iiiuiKH inai junc wcren t done!
ur oourso it -wouldn't do to ko oft like
that nnd he married, hut It was
f4ro j7" Bl
f Jxqduferetxt m
I iroinihe ordinary I
I Wilmar I
I PEANUT BUTTEI? I
1210 Walnut Street
Our Fifth
Anniversary Sale
Continues With
20
off
From Our
Entire
Stock
of Spring unci Summer
Afternoon and Evening
Frocks, Morning Garli,
Exclusive Wraps, Suits
nnd Sports Apparel.
You Take the 2Q
Discount Off
These Reduced Prices
Tricotino Suits ... 69.50
Street Dresses 18.00
Afternoon Frocks 38.00
CnmelVHair Polo Coats, 59.50
rilr- i? n?'1 drawn back. There were
K ... ,w PtiislnjfRllenoo and then
;I?i--ero A,ono fl8ln. Barbara was
looklnjr across tho tablo Into Keith's
eyes.
wlV4..'.?uMl,'.tJ,1, tnftt" oho -whispered.
Wo Just couldn't "
.2IIL dotir7 Why "hould wo
wh,?) in': WOP'" In thin when it's
what wo want to dor'
Tln;l,ll(,ad'd.n8,' wn eomlnu back to
Bnrbarft as Bho sipped her bouillon nnd
5fil nlL"i',l l0.0k awund her. Kor n
it,. I?0!".6".!? ho had forKotten where
she was: she had not cared, sho had
ne.t.li0rly pare!(,!J o' conventions. Of
sh ?.'J i T1,'!" b0 married llko that.
r hiil,MKvt,..l,loro than anythlnK
J,h.i but they must not do any-
L ViS, eA..Thoy. mMi enenrrod for
?J!mo & c.1urD0.Lt needn't bo for two
f25;ai"Il iin8n th?ro must be a bin
o?rw,,n,!aan,rlWltl,, Eleanor for maid
S.?nr,., Bar',ar'S thoughu. wero
dipping into an entrondnsr futuro: n
futuro in wlUch sho would play the
leading role. Her cyra wer wide nnd
! . W 1 . a ftlmst forgotten the
"l "WAcunwH sitting opposite to
her, po absorbe-1 waa she in her dreams.
"But wo can't Ignore olhor people."
she aald. Her brown oyes met Keith's
with an expression of bewildered
naivete In their depths, as though she
would have liked to do that"ery th?ng
and couldn't , ' K
His nycs searchlnfr hers, saw only
what she wanted h m to see and at
that moment he felt thnt hT.. .i2:
nnd hn was solflsh to ask her to go oft
wiui iijiu inni way. un look in the I
hearf-Bhaped face under trmsses of
honoy-colored hair, tho beauty of hor
'When can I see you alone?" ho nBked
TomorrOCT Vnnng ITe
WANAMAKER'S DOWN STAIRS STORE WANAMAKER'S
Whk
Wedding Gifts
D istinctivc Superb
A Special
of
Importance
6.75
ThlT-Artistic-Hnnd-Painted "Shldrl
and BoacrComplcto.
WcroJL2.50
Jiqysereih
man
t522rCHESTNUT ST,
Poporhanginar, Painting, Furniture, Draperiet,
Lamp nnd Shades, Art Object. Completo
Intarior Furnishing
WB-lCfOW-UOW blNrB 1871
Wanamaker's Down Stairs Store
!
pnoToixAis
FltOTOPUWS
PHOTO nxxs
THRU
!&
FyflMERICA
TIio following theatres obtain their picture
through tho STANLEY Company of Amer
ica, which is n guarantco of earl showing
of tho finest productions. AsTc for the theatre.
In your locality obtaining pictures through
the Stanley Company of America.
Allinmrtri 12;h' MotN & Taaryunk Av.
"T;itK i)An7unn.'
ALLFHHFNY ankford A Allegheny
,.V. Jr lN l Ml- D"v " Eves, ot (
"rn.i,iis' I'UNrTunHn noNrANCB"
APOI I O 02D aND 'ntOHPSON STS.
r-i vyvlv-r .fATI. DAILY
l.tlttY COTTON hi
"DIJND I.OVK
LEW COIIV In
"THIS HUTTSttKLT MAN-
1OTH
r. Jt.
BALTIMORF aui & haltjmork
urL i. iiviwrvc, Kv, n 3o, Mat, Sat
, OWEN MOOHE In
"SOONEH Oil LATKn-
RI tJFRIRD noAD btoedt and
01VJt-OHLf SUSQCCIIANNA AVI
MARIf TU7AIV m
"HuavLiffiJEany i'inn1
Ml ANN & DILKS
U02 CHESTNUT STREET
fill ( jiiJ
7TIU h
f"
On sale herrsonly
Suits
1168
Ladi(
Misses' Suits
Junior Suits
Also Coats
19 not a woo
or n jersey
wool.
I jersey
made of
Colors
wear.
suitable for summer
Also black, or white,
nnd new light shades.
Ladies' Shirts
Collars attached or detached.
Mann a Dilks
U02 CHESTNUT STREET
U
BROADWAY W ""' "
aniFFrri't'K '
"nra onEATE3T qi-ks rroN-
r A DITrl 722 MAnKr.n KTtitrtyn
V "' A M " t' -1 ''. M I
KMD 11IC.VNTTT
"THE FALSE IliiAD
MODFF m SOUTH ST. Orchtr
4V1WIC.L Contlnuoua 1 to 11.
..nonnnr wauwh k in
. 'HI MAN DIUFTWOOD-
OVERBROOrC ,,1D AND
tri. wrv HAVnRFOnD AVB
"BACK TO UOD'S (Ot NT11Y"
PALACF 12H MAKKET SniKHT
,5y?AMA, ,TA . I.MA PO r.' In
THE WOMAN Q IVES"
PK Ivr.FfiS ow SWRKKT
- , -' h.:tn a i
smrrcr
8. .10 A. M. fn ll'IK U M I
"ffCSESKP "'
TOLLYANNA-
REGENT MAnKET T. nalow 17TI1
,, 0:40 A- " to 11 P. M.
"A MANHATTAN KNIOIrr"
RIALTO "ratMANTOW.V AVB,
. AT TULPISIIOCKEN ST
..3.s HA1IT In
"Tim TOf.tOATE"
RUBY xtAI"f sr. nm.ow
10 A. r. tn 11 13 I
"MIRACLW OK Mo.vi:r-
M
rFNTIIRY KnlE AVIi AT 0TII
BARL WILLIAMS tr
"1TOKTUNE 1U1NTK1I
PDF ONFAT G'" MaPlewooil Av.
yjL,Jivit-L. 2 .'to. t n.i o i. sr.
OONSTAXCR niNNr.'Y In
"TUB dTOLEN lCfSS"
SAVnV '-II MAI1KET 8TRMi.rr
MnKVvAVN-'50,l'DN',0"r
"Hi'CKLicnnnnY kinn"
SHLKW(JOD Mt'.' 'ndun.tttm.1M
"POLLYANNA
0 30
EMPRESS MAIsTf
JIANAYDNIC
MATINEH DAILY
OLrVB THOMAH In
"OUT TONDEH
FAIRMOUNT
20th ft UlrarJ Ave.
MAT1NTI3 nAII.V
MARY PICICFOHO In
"POIJ.YANNA'
FA Mil V TIIEATn-131l Marmot fit.
1 AlVllL-i n A- j, , Mirtnleht
FTIANK MAYO In
the ami. IN NO 2U '
56TH ST
U. SWEKT
TlinATlli: nlot Sprue
MATINril DAILY
in "Tin: pi Ariutri sr"
the lost l ITV
FRANKFORD 4"5 vV0KKronD
v TW.MApnw In ' ist r; nr I'ovorrsT"
KnANKKOUD MEMOni1 I'UtAOR
GREAT NORTHERN u,r i ft'
I1ERT LYTETI ir
"the nionr op vv
IMPERIAL
00TII ft WALNUT STS
Mftti. a 30 Et. 7 4 0
STANLEY ?l?rp,rA.nlovn wtii
"nra niBAitT or a cmr.n-
STAR KINaTON AND
ZH3 oV YOUTH-
VICTORIA "Atwrn1 ST All OTl'l
THE ADVENTUItlin
wr "zss?
BELMONT 5aD AB0V MAiutcT
ST AH CAST lii
'MOTHERS Ol" ri3N"
CEDAR C0T" Cf:DA' AVENUE
Will ItOKvn In 'Wntfr
Aililrd riMin fr' ml
lift
NllldfK Rinltnr,..
mi ISFf IA1 M.UIKET nEmvpw
,-N"'a-,w-wi nnTir .x.r.T..
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hnu Uj ".ll
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Clirlii Ray In.
Flynn Hpoclnl, ' chn
'hn Imxt"
EUOKNE O'nnirN In
1UM Will; S MUM-.il
IRIS
KENSINGTON AND
ALLEGHENY AVENUES
MARK TWUN -'
lrUCJCLEHEltHY KINS' '
I AI7AVFTTF KENS1NC.TON AVE.
LAI AYU. 11C AND C'AMimiA ST
ANITA HTEWAI.T in
f"LO ER'S l.rilEI r,ld '
AVE
L"
II IH1Dr FRONT T. A nimnn
JU1IIDU JumlKi .lunotlnn on Fruikford
ii'vb CArnicrj in rp
l Y11.IY.I .1LRY-
L0CUSTM0. .s?s2s
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"WHY CIIANQI1 YQPli WlIT?"
NIXON B2D ,VND 1WRT STS.
Jl MT HANSEN In
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18. 7 anil 9
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LEADER iai s "mv't-'CVe'daimi RIVOLI
i it.ni FH nv i rvi r i'
pvuif onr.i rnr
JD AMI Cmnsom sis
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333 MARKET .TffSaTfiCT
WE.
VENANQO
STRANDUB,,MANawA?
in; aiii.i i h
"WHY fHVNai'. YOl It WIPE
WEST ALLEGHENY "'
WALLACE BBin .
THE DANCTN' FOOL"
Comltoclirt tbowlsB rrcfiAOiH Xpr tb wlt uBetri Biturdty Yunirauailur,
To realize the savings at
Wanamaker's, subtract one-fifth
from every price here quoted it
will amount to quite a sum
This Is Certainly the Place
for Men tq Buy Their
Summer Clothes
Fine Summer Suits of All- Wool Cheviots
Are Marked at Average Wholesale Prices Less 20 Per Cent
100 Suits at
$35
100 Suits at
150 Suits at
$36.50 $37.50
Co-operation brought about this sale of fine Summer suitsiat the very begin
ning of the season. Eveiy one is a standard Wanamaker suit, pure wool and carefully
tailored.
They are in oxford and light gray, browns, greens and mixed cheviots in many
different models. Coats are all half-lined with mohair. Fittings in all regular sizes.
No need to pay high prices for good clothing now!
Onllrr.v, Mnrkrt)
Men's Lower-Priced Shoes
White Oxfqrds at $10
Sports Oxfords of white leather have full wing tips
and aro very Rood-looldnjr.
Brogues at $10.50
Men's Bropruo Oxfords, of blnck or brown lenther with
full winjc tips nnd all. aro sturdily soled.
Comfortable Shoes
of soft, pliable kidskin in Blucher style arc made with
wide toes. Widths A to E, sizes 5 to 11. 512.50 a pair.
(Uttller.Y, Market)
Boys' Blouses and Knickers
The Blouses arc S1.50 Sizes 7 to 15 years and they
arc made of blue chambray, khaki color, or striped percale.
The Knickers are $1.75 Sizes 7 to 18 years of black-and-white
cotton crash which appears gray. At $1.85,
they are of khaki color.
20 per cent deducted at time of purchase.
(Oiillnry, Markrt)
Men's Oxfords at $7.90
Enlish-lnst Oxfords in straight-lace style aro of ton
leather Black lenther Oxfords arc in both Blucher and
straight-laco styles.
Boys' Shoes, Special at $3.50
Tan Blucher, wide-toe shoes with sturdy soles and
low heels are in sizes 10 to 13"-2.
20 per cent deducted at time of purchase.
!
Men Like These Tweed Hats for
Knockabout Wear $3.50
Nothing seems to hurt such a hat, it can be rained upon or
ant upon and thcro is nothing better for motorinc, Rolnng, fish
inp, etc. These arc in four shades of gray and brown mixtures
with Btitched .brims and crown, Venetian linings and half-bands
of leather.
20 per cent is still to be taken from the price.
(Oullrry. MHi-brt)
Wi
mm
rrVrWw ''' j i
gFmm .
AM Ul 'I
Chamois-lisle
Gloves With
Contrasting Cuffs
Are a Pretty
Novelty
The fabric is firm and of a
fine, smooth quality and tho
cloves arc to be had in n wide
range of colors white, cafe au
lait, pongee, mode, beaver and
gray. Sometimes the whole
cufi" is of a contrasting color,
sometimes just the lining, but
it generally matches the em
broidery on the backs of the
gloves.
At $1.50 a pair these are
most unusual and then the
price is further lowered bv 20
per cent at the lime of pur
chase.
(Outrun
Five Styles of
White Surf Salin
Skirts at $5
(The deduction' takes off SI,
jjmi know!)
Gleaming, pretty material, the
.-kirts fresh and white; most at
tractive at. to pockets nnd he'ts
can you imagine prettier skirts
for hiimmer
CMnrltrt)
Here's the Best Sale of
Handbags and Leather Goods
That the Pown Stairs Store Has Ever Held
Prices Are I'ery Loic and Arc Further Lowered by the General
20 Per Cent Deduction
First Come Samples Some a Little Rubbed
Toilet Sets for Travelers, $2.50 to $12
Coming just at the acation season when people aro seeking gifts for departing
friends, these offer wonderful choosing. Here are cases of imitation leather and of
real leather in various grain-, lined with colored silk moire or saffian leather and filled
with imitation ivory fittings for women and black fittings for men.
Also some military brushes mVather cases. Their prices are about half the usual
ones. '
Men's Collar Bags, 85c to $5
Really there are both boses and bags, some with inner compartments for collar
buttons, scarf pins and handkerchiefs. They are of real and imitation leathers, linedjf
with moire, and in quite a variety -,f colors.
Writing Cases, $1 to $5
Ever so convenient and pleasant to own are these cases of salHan calf, pigskin
and pebble-grain leathers and imitation leathers. They are fitted with blotters nr pads
and are beautifully made.
The Second Group Is of Handbags of Leather or Silk
The leather ones are in the '.orm of strap books or kodak bags, and are 'in pebble
grained black leathers or lighter gra- s. tans and browns in wider grains. (Hi. to S4.
The silk bags aro of moire, in black, navy blue, brown and taupe, fitted with
inside frames or with small coin 'mr-es and mirrors. $2 to ?5.
All of these bags are in perfect condition, fresh and new. They are splendidly
made and prettily lined. They aerare a third under price.
i ( mtfr llri
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it i-inrrrm
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B lii J Jl
$10 $6.75
What an Array of Pretty Summer Frocks
JL a 9 tMrfl.1 f3 J Ji-4S JV JL I a..H- 7
.n. here at thi inwpst pov-
m made for anything like
iliou-anii- oi inojie iicsn and charming iire-o
sihle piH. In most instances ou couldn't huve
the price-! ma'k.'d on their tickets.
Tricolette Dresses
Pin oe h itntrcd moie ot tlie-o have arnved an! vafo t
htay will In fnls a matter of houis. Tlun aie in ll'on .til una
hagen, llo-.h pink, naw blue, brown, champagne ,ind lil.iok
Georgette Crepe Dresses, $13.25 and $16.50
-i
.tyle
that their
in Copcn-
'Mm,
Mm
iminRb
aro generously embiuuioroil with beadb in an ontneh m design.
Polka-Dot Dresses in Extra Sizes, $10
These aie naw blue and black voiles with white polka dots and Inmr
of white organdie. In mos 42'2 to fiO'.-.
Regular sie in tin- same materials aie ST "0.
Linene Sports Suits, $6.75
Itcmniknhh (.omUutaliU and ser icoable sports -nit-, aie these in pink 10 o
or Copenhagen lie i.icktt- .no made with Tuxedo or tailored collnr, au'.l aie
belted and podu-ted. (Sketched )
Linene Coat Dresses, $10
One of these is sketched, too. It is made with a lound collar and cuff of
whito organdie, a silk tie and shiny black belt. In white, tan or Copenhagen blue
lineno In an open, crash weave
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