V .OT v'.-i It IS 1 f ""''' ' ' '' '';. . - ( ' ." ; ",' ' ti" . ""' "l"'". ' il-i''";. , ij jvf"' '"' ' '' , "'.'' ' "" ' ' '' ' "L1 " '" 'V"! ?l ' ' -" i ' '-' " ' '"' ' '" - -" -'"' ' "" - " '' l,'rp' '$ i Ik rr ., I W eoitr" I'm angry,' Barbix1 r- h was eenseiouo M hfs nernefc and A - , r ' , , ..,,.,, -,., , .. , , ffg Tie Marriage Trifler JSrsagygs aBMgfiga I WAWAMAKER'S 1 DOWN STAIRS STORE IWANAMAKm'ffh . Tlw First Quarrel i - . , - . 4 k. ttiltH and BarDarn. occurrcu ", le!lJ.' iVi i-anannn. To break ft Barbara un- -.,rtm KnloM. eho Aim ltel X rJWrreit r Bnrbrtrn, lu turns Ai leu a iienonaUty, aul KfUh tees iT,r more -than h f Ms Wife, by cM ioeteo tollft ft'r n the oflce. ict flrit rift In the lute btlwetn L mim and Itafba mflt tflvjjl '"""" foewii ?B"0t for tie world would ehe h?Ldne huoh a thlnr voluntarily,' Bh rt.rt 10 carve out for lirelf asocial tfl ." uV nnd diplomacy. c.ffi aii with the' older tnnrrled women m h wlVh to stuwi wfl . and when Sri Miy Cattleman nBVed them to rn of rth mot excluilye affa ra of the SrV " f WW wrf drtlBhiea. 'ii a great honor' slio explained ..Jfulfv to KMth. She chose! Her sown Mrelu v no that It would be lu.t dar, fnTtMOUBh without unduly exciting the Kim of the tUr women. And thn on the afternoon of tin J?,'L Vii.i, i.i.nimned un from the office ihVt hi Tcould not go to the CTaitlamami. hit unexpected bualneea won d key. him late, business that could not be HaVbara was dumfounded. That buel i bualneis of nny llnd, business thieh after all wsa a. eeeondary con SSiu"n. ahould keepKelth from a Meiat ennnmeirt with her was Impos M It to. believe. Waa ahe. tp Join th treat army of women .whose nusoannp w 52y Plejdlnit, business engage; rn.nTur AVomin who hod to make caref ?ur excuses To? Vpnearlrtir at different sffalrs alone, and' who.were.for th most 5art much older than sha wan? Oh, It was unthinkable I. ,, . . Keith Vasi amased .that she did not underitand. He could not realise that It would matter so much to her, that she had set for hersslf -a height to reach en the pinnacle of aoclal success, and that 'one misstep might, ruin her chances with the older 1" fdset "Why dont you go. alone?" Krtth had asked. "I'll come over for Voir later?" That's impossible," Barbara return rt Jelly. ."Never mind. I'JI teiepnonw Mrs. Castlem.an fipd say we wonf There was a. silence while they both iinrf. nnrt then Barbara said coldly! "Oood.by," and Keith heard the receiver click as It was hung up. He. turned from the telephone as angry as Keith could ever Be. He felt that Barbara ws unfair, and Barbara, at, we vi;iw end or ina'yire, ior mo iiiomoni ion that she hated him. She composed her- Sir, However, ami ouiiflii iui. asue. man to., the telephone. Her volco wa sweetly faint as she told Mrs. Castlcman Carpet Cleaning IS AN ART Let Experts Clean Your Oriental and Domestic Rugs and Carpets W will rtturn thtm with a look of fresh- rm and lutr, delletu tints restored to heir formtr brilliancy. Ousrantoeil to maKe your rugs brlsht with their orlstnal colore. Work called tor anil dillvared to any part t the city In 48 hours, or cleaned on your I floor. We ere fully, equipped with Hamilton luose woo ortiar thai rhone Woodland 7605 Beach Machine for sietnou f Carpet 'Waahini? Works 4224 Baltimore Ave. (m. DAVIES' No First Payment required be fore delivering right into your h o m m e be p h o n ograph without a peer. EASY TERMS Phonograph Company S. W. CORi 6TH AN& YORK Coma. lq. This Erenlns Safe Milk For InfanU & Inralida Ha Cooldai A Nutritious Diet for All Ages Quick Lunch at Homo or Office Avoid Imitations: tnd Subetltate l iw MBSKUr MtM tr mm P"1 , 5 CkliWOccupaiicm Pleasant Tele phone Operating is important, fascina ting work In attract ive surroundings. Permanent Only one big reason why telephone operator! resign matrimony. Profitable You will be paid while learning and ad vanced rapidly thereafter. Probably MUi Stevenson, 1631 Arch Street, can help you decide. ?hrnIfi,bJ?i -lck headache that had e.r to befl. Could she possibly overlook ment?Bt W'nUt9 'brenkln" "' " nViw- n5'.HS,r- ,c,8l'ernan could, but nfter that thero had been a co dness In that K2& l,!l.'iy:v.ol.c,'.A res" that would ,.,-.u .11. .ul iimi niie was displeased. It was unn.trdonnhia rnr. ..i..1F."' ?.!T,a,li!,0 brenk nn enPaKement" with a much Alder womnn, and oertnlnly itur iinru. nan no renson to t h Ilk that Mrs Castleman would understand and make n exception of a case like hers, she told Marie, her maid, to tell him that the had ft sink headacho nnd had Bona to bed. it wan the first tlmo since li S0ULa romember that she- had actually heen In bed nt ,0 o'clock Hhe had a tray aerrt In to her, and was IvInS back analnst the pillows reading wlVon Keith CRmo home. In spite of herself her heart leaped, although she trfed to ateaj It agalnat him, and his knock at her door brought a cool "Come in!" Sh'i.!iY Ah.8r rwr"nr htm with i" ,,ev,1. tyI ne Cftme over and stood looklnpr down at her. He waa thlnklntr how wonderful it was to come home like this, to nnd her alone, to know that they need nnt Z rushlnt off somewhere. nn. and leaned over to kin w on the He sat down Bhe turned a cool cheek, nnd picking un her book, went on reading. p aweemeart, you're still nngry with Girls! Girl's!! Save Your Hair With Cuticura bo the most tactful way to joroceed, 'But Mt was business," Keith Pr; slated. "f?urly you know that If It had been- possible for me to leave, I would tiiLvn rinna It." "Vou knew how much this affair meant to me," Barbara said evenly, "And vu couldn't let your business po. Mrs r"nf1men will nvir nvrlnnlt' It." "What do you care, the old cat!, her friendship doesn't mean anything to "Oil. but It does. Kslth It does. 1 knew yau didn't understand." Barbara waned, "ii means everyuunc io do nsked to nn affair of hers. I've Just worked for It." "Do you like her?" Ttnrhara Khook her li urt. "No. T dorrt like her, but that doesn't .matter. She's Important socially, uvery opn cum .vales her. Your mothar was delighted that we had been Invited there. Oh Keth.l" Tara of vexation stood In Barbara's eyen. Ho leaned down and took her Into his arms. "listen, dear, If It muana that much to you, I won't let business Inter fere again.". Barbara drew away to look up 'Into his eye Incredulously, "you promts I" He nodded. Barbara drew a long breath and re laxed In his arms. Already, although Afvsclt ilroprlHS or flabby condition 0 in face ana ntCK KAI'NK 1 H.T W PKHMANr.NT WAVW APNKK. IBIS Wnlnnt fit. jvi.t Aiinniif i:uy i For the Graduate iteB- Ulamond : Jewelry I. MAYEH 4eieler flUrmmlth 1732 MARKET ST. csTArtMSMED over 85 routs (Tamarrew Ieslle OUmore Is imarrledl 1! SALADA Its full-bodied richness satisfies a man's taste for a real drink. Its exquisite bou quet makes it the tea for the dainti est of party tables. Its refreshing, restful, nerve quieting effect makes it the tea for everybody. ZS& mm TEA LISTERATED GUM FOR TRAVELING Drop a package or two In your bag. Allays thSrst, relaxes nerves, freshens mouth and cleanses teeth. DeBBciouSp antisep tic, wrapped air-tight. 10 NUGGETS 5 !l"wrf 5? Lffyw OmIIx I WAISTAMAKER'S I DOWN STAIRS STORE W ANAM AKER'sil !in!!IIIIIIIU!lllllllll!l!!IIIUW!!!IUI!!lllllll!!! naiiusuiiiinniiiiiiiiiiDini iiiiiiuiiiiiiiiniiiiii'iiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiigi! r , Two Acorn Days Of Great Bargains For Women at Oak Hall Today and Tomorrow Of course, the Men's, Young Men's & Boys' Departments are filled with a thousand clothing opportunities (and more) registering great savings, also. Here is the Woman's Shop News: $4,9 ( For selection from 100 women's new wneh Aac,cn n an endless variety of figured voiles, sizes up to 42 I Best make Knlorrinnc nnrlv 19 QIC il ,- -. ww wvsuisu WU11JI $19:75 for $29.75 Jersey Knit Suits $19.75 for $32.50 Jersey Knit Suits $19.75 for $35.00 Jersey Knit Suits $12.75 for $22.50 New Dresses $18.75 for $29.75 New Dresses $22.75 for $29.75 New Dresses $27.75 for $39.75 New Dresses $25.00 for $45.00 New Dresses $12 to $16 values. $33.75 for Women's $45.00 and $49.75 newest Summer Dresses $37.50 for Women's $55 Dresses $39.75 for Women's $65 Dresses There ara satins, georgettes, trlcolti. truotinea. semes. im. "..;. 'j '"""?" taffetas, printed aeornrtLL -;"'"r", mCM". embroidered. $59.75 $65.00 $42.50 TO $49.75 $29.75- FOR S100 SUITS, TRICOTINES, GABARDINES, NAVYS AND BLACKS; PLAIN TAILORED AND EMBROIDERED. fFOR $155. $75 & $77.50 SUITS; TRICOTINES, POIRET TWILLS, SERGES, GABARDINES, ALL THE SEASON'S NEWEST STYLES AND COLORINGS. rFOR NEW TRICOTINE, SERGE AND SILVERTONE SUITS IN NAVY, BLACK AND COPEN IIAQEN; SAMPLE SIZES UP TO ii, VALUES RANGE UP TO $85. FOR DIFFERENT STYLES IN NEW SPRING SERGE SUITS, REGULARLY $59.75. BRAID AND BUTTON TRIMMED. Plain tailored and $47.50 TO $63.75 $19.75 TO $29.75 $45.00r'8KNCDi??&SE,-TO. FOR $69.75 TO $100 PULL LINED BOLIVIA COATS, PEACH BLOOMS, VELDE CYNE, ALL COLORS. ' ALL FOR $29.75 TO S59.75 COAT AND CAPES, ALL KINDS ow CLOTHS AND COLORINGS ALI NEWEST STYLES. Vi' ALL m FOR 48-INCH $65 POLO COAT5 FULLY LINED, ALSO 5 OTHER 8TYLES IN 40.INCH OR SPORT LENGTHS. SIZES UP TO 2 W, TO 501, FOR THF. iaJm (.WOMEN. -. $39.75 !FOR $52.50 TO $85 NEW SPnrvr COATS. CAPES? IN EVERY NEW CLOTn AND FASHION, SIZES 16 TO 36. SAMPLES. S Wanamaker & Brownlfll!;? Wanamaker9 s Down Stairs Store The privilege of buying Wanamaker merchandise at a deduction of 20 per cent will be discontinued after July 3d. IMMi'i'm. Jul nu I Mff irt' W1 ,'ftM ff '''ii l ''M'iw? fW Sheer Swiss Organdie In Beautiful Summer Tints $1.25 a Yard (Less the 20 per cent deduction) It is 45 Inches wido and the qunlity of this imported organdio is in itself exquisite a real beauty of texture. Tea rose Forgct-mc-not blue Buttercup Bluebell Rambler pink Violet Orchid Pale green (Cmtral) A Special Group of New White Tub Skirts at $2.90 Fresh ;white ekirts, of good materials, are mado in Bix different stylos, simple and easily tubbed. Five are of cotton gabardine and one is of surf satin, soft and gleaming. There are all sizes in every style and one, of gabardine, is in extra sizes up to 38-ihch waistband. Deduct 20. per cent and you will be aotonished at tho small price of these skirts $2.32. (Market) . Dainty Hand-Made Blouses Special at $5.90 Threo especially pratty styles to wear with coat suits, white skirts or with pweatcrs are of exceptionally fine batiste. They have roll collars and are adorned with hand-drawn work and rows of fine herastitchinc;. Ono has a pretty little vest affair in the front and every one is a delight to the woman who loves fine needlework. (Market) Children's White Footwear Shoes pf white leather, much like buckskin, are in lace stylo with welted soles. Sizes 8Va to 2 at $5.25 and $5.00. Oxford ties of whito leather, sizes 8V6 to 2, are $4 and $4.50. White canvas ankle strap pumps with welted soles are in sizes 8,j to 2 at $2.50 and $3. v Special at $2.45 a Pair White canvas, 2-strap instep pumps, sizes 8 to 2. Patent leather Roman sandals with white or champajjne leather tops, sizes 8W to 11. (Chestnut) Women's Pretty Crepe Nightgowns and Pajamas Crepe is especially nice for va cation, since it needs no ironinc, and this fine pink crepe is especial ly dainty, as it is adorned with bluebirds or bluo butterflies. The nightgowns at $3 are trimmed with featherstltching in 'deep blue nnd with ribboh or are quito neat and simple. Tho pajamaa at $3.85 are in one piece style, finished with white crepe and blue ribbon. (to per cent deducted at time of purchase) (Central) RRDEFLY Topless Corsets They are of plain or pretty fancy materials in several good models with clastic around the top. Some are raised slightly higher in back and all nre adapted to slight to average figures. $2.50 to $4.50 less 20 per cent. (Central) Men's Wash Ties, 35c A great many men substitute wash ties for their silk ones during the very warm weather. These are in plain white and neat striped effects. 20 per cent will be deducted, furthermore. Good Leather Belts, 60c Special Brown and tan leathers with good-looking buckles are "sec onds," but the imperfections are slight and can hardly be detected. (Gallery, Market) The Shoe Findings Counter is a handy place to get tho necessary things for your shoes' good health. Wido and narrow lacers. shoe trees, all good kinds of cleaners and polishes, brushes, etc., marked at little prices. (ChtMnvt) i And, another convenient place is the Toilet Goods Table Just through the archway into the Chestnut Street section. Thero one can got plenty of cooling creams, lotions, powders, tooth brushes, hair brushes and tho like, in a jiffy. (Cliestnut) A refreshing sight are the piles of snowy Turkish towels. A wholo carload seems to have been emptied on to a table in the West Aisle. Plain white are 76c. to $1.25; fancy weaves are 85c to $1.75. (Central) Their first cousins, turkish" wash cloths, are 10c to 15c each. (Gent ml) It's really surprising what a clever touch u really smart veil gives. Plenty of that kind are 35c to $1.25 a yard, in a color to match your hat or suit. (Central) Pretty colored border 'ker chiefs can be had in colors to match your Summer froclc or blouse. All of sheer linen and printed in many stylos at 25c and 35c each. (Central) Triangular middy ties make the nicest bathing caps to tie over pltrfh divers. Generous size ties of good silk in navy blue, blaek and red are 95c to $3. (Cental) i The coolest corsets and most comfortablo nre of net! Theso nre nicelv mndo. Hfhtlw Vinnl a.,, I in model's for slight to average i figures; $1.50 to $4. (Central) Gay Roman or bayadere stripe ribbons are in widths for a hat band (1 inch) to a wide sash (7 inches) at 46c to $6.35 a yard. (Central) And, most important of all, 20 per cent will be taken from all of these prices! Sturdy Umbrellas for the Kiddies Cotton covers over Paragon frames with crook, opera or loop handles. In 18, 20, 22 and 2-t inch sizos, at $2 really $1.60 with tho 20 por cent deducted. (Central) Cunning Wash Hats for Children 75c to $2.25 (Less the SO per cent deduction) There is quite a difference be tween the tailored hats of whito pique and the frilly bits of loveli ness inado of organdie, but thero are mnny hats between to bridgo the gulf. Pique, poplin and rep hats, some of them that button on, are all cnslly washed. As well as those in plain white or whito trimmed with color, thero are pink, blue and tan hats, too. They will fit childron up to about 7 years. (Central) Bungalow Aprons That Can Be Worn as Dresses. $3 and $3.50 Those at $3 nre of plain-color gingham, mostly in shades of blue. They are made in slip-over stylo. Most attractive are tho aprons nt $3.50, for they are of unusually pretty plaids and are trimmed with snowy ricrac braid. (to per cent to be deducted) (Central) Summer Frocks, Fresh and Delightful, at $5.50, $7.50 and $8.50 $5.50 The $5.50 dresses are of club check ginghams in pink, blue or green on white groundsever so fresh and sunshiny look ing. Crisp pleated frills edge the wide clirn of whito organdie. (Sketched). , , At '-G9 a,ul S?-?5 there are some delight ful voiles in pin dots, fine challis patterns r ,5up,?rRmJk vor' fnllv nml summery, ine $8.50 dress has a slip-on bodice with , Tl a pitlu5 ,c?1,ar and pointed pockets which aro embroidered. It is of cotton ramie pipings! prCCn r CPenhnKen- with white Embroidered Organdie Frocks, $15 Crisn and (riUort Hio ,i.... i ...!,;. n t i vuu uiwnnvn lire in wnitc. flesh nnt. rmw lilim n,i .,i. ...m. s or snuares pmhvnW,.,i . ,..iIl '.".... ''"''" """ with three flounces and a, especially delightful for young omen Dark Printed Voiles, $10 Tir,inaVy"nSn(I'whJtc',nn.v'-and-firoId or black-and-white combina tions these are. mado in two ways. Qne dress hn nn S,u. counr or white organdie tab collar of embroidered Tricolette Dresses. $17 and R2S These aro mostly in dark shades of brown, navy and Conen hagen b up and a few in black. Som are embroidered, othcTo have wtde bands of self-material finishing tho overskirts. 7 7t! Ter J vmw; vrganuie rrocK3. Zfi ovcrskirt, which are tucked and trimmed wAlnd I he ZO per cent deduction brings these prices even lower. (Market) I WSf - IT I J-X 1 71 avK AS Aim NStf&lVfly ALA fl ira?ft53r'.E!!MW VKnuitfwvrfl i rekrisyjor-mm - V&iSfflKSm Utt ' c rrle ft I If iiriTn rn r,t n n hm ..i .. i .. '. The oVhor lZ'nhv"" ""Jnm "'. w"c prgandie: -;-" "-" " ."mm Hutu iWHl ucorgeiie 1000 Good Summer Rugs Special SSr5-hX They're tho one is oi splendid Colonial Rag Rugs zoxou inencs, JjL.dU 28x50 inches, $1.50 very cpursc, Japanese Straw Rugs 36x72 inches, .$1.75 Fiber Runners 3x9 feet in size, $2.75 Fiber Rugs 4.6x7.6 feet, $4 " 6x9 feet, $(? 1 ,'4' wtv: X5 ''ti m rwm mAi 'WM s' r'',o w''i ! . 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