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WAISfAMAKER'S
Marriage Trifler
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Hariora Otlflti, Me most Popular
MrUn the younger net, man-its hcllh
.0.?-5L'. it , n iittlna culmination for
her career, and the plant a brilliant
Social life. Sha think mora of this
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venacr 0
5- Ktth hamiu. and to the ouries
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i ihf woid not a wife, not tne kiiui
of a wife Keith had wanted. Bhe is
a marriage trifler.
. rtnwW tftJt
in Keith's otflce for two year.
liked Keith, but tliero was nouiin iooi
ih about her. She had her own friends.
inVfhev were nil outs de of tho offlc.
men It wa" noised about that Keith
J., 0 be married, oho was Interested,
?.?. ,.. .imiv nn. She wnn more in
terested In Barbara and tho kind or life
L'iiih would lead, than Bho was inter-
?ted In Ke Uli personally.
life. She had a number of friends who
hid fallen Into the habit of dropping In
on the Nswbeos every Thursday eve
nine Most of the women were aa ng
rreslve as tho men. There wero , one
or two writers, several successful biial
nets women, nnd tho men of tho little
coterie ill looked upon tho women as
pais, comrades. Katherlne had no use
far a woman who could not havo a per
fectly nice friendship with a, man, n.
cool, detached, well-balanced foellntc that
had nothlns In It that was not platontc.
She hcnelf had never been touched
1. om. wav! nils was heart-whole and
fancvfree She rather looked down upon
the domestic type of women who were
the, humdrum home makers. This was
. v,,-ntm nhe wan llKht or selfish :
11 was bocAUto rhe was young1, becauso
hi. .mniinin wero all asloen as vet.
She was fascinated with her own out
look on life, tho fact that she was a
successful business woman and had
risen above her sex.
Although Katherlne herself was blind
to It. there was one man of the crowd.
nnhr Cralar. whose feellnirs toward her
were anything but platontc. Bob 'Craig
was city editor of one of tho big news
papeis. Ho was the typical newspaper
man, cool, composed, keen of eyo, and
crisp of speech. He was ten years
older than Katherlne and until he had
met her cared nothing at al for women.
Not anotner memoer ot me inioresung
llttl group knew how he felt toward
Katherlne. He himself was quite well
aware of the fact that she cared nothing
for him. but he contented himself with
knowing that she cared nothing for any
other man. Ho was willing to wait.
hoping against hope that some day
things would come out as he wanted
them.
Katherlne was Intensely curious con
cerning Barbara, and In her heart ot
hearts did not envy Barbara In the least
She did wonder, though, what Barbara
thought about, and whether or not, bur
led underneath that veneer of society
that coated her so thlcklv. Barbara was
not a real girl. Quito the reverse from
Barbara. Katherlne's thoughts were a
great many of them expended on mar
riage Phe could never havo married
ulthciut glIng marriage a thought na
Earoara nmi to ner, marriage was n
thing to bft gone Into warily. One had to
he sure of many thlnns. To Barbara.
marriage was the ultimata, the end of
things, tno natural culmination or a
successful woman's career.
It was a. casual question on Keiths
art that awakened an unexpected bond
letween himself and his secretary, an
Interest quite apart from anything Keith,
was prepared ror. xnere was no per
gonal attraction In It. Keith loved Bar
bara Just as passionately as ho always
had, but that friendship, that exchange
of thouzht. that volclnir of Ideals that
a man tells only tho woman of his heart
iwas gone. Something of this he felt
Ifnr Katherlne NeWtxsry, 'who looked at
Ihfm, with calm, level eyes and spoke to
mm coouy antj sonsiDiy on uiinga uiai
it' was one afternoon after he had
finished his dictation. Katherlne was
closing her book and was about to leave
when he startled her by asking her a
c
question on marriage.
bo
ijooked tipop r
ooked upon one
friendliness. The interest with which
Katherlne droppei
th Thursday night crowd, with simple
back In her rJi.ilr.
nd for the first tjmejooked tipop him.
n'she might have looked upon one of
he asked the cmestlon conld not heln
eoklng Interest In her own heart, and
Biifl ropunueu eagerly.
(Tomorrow The beglnnlnr of s
friendship.)
The Question Corner
Today's Inquiries
1. What should be used to set the
folor in green, mauve or purplb
"ojton material?
2. When the bedroom wallpaper is
fiuurpfl or flowered, what does the
iule of the decorator require the
window curtnins to be?
3. What material is most nopulnr
this year for tho more elaborate
bathing suits?
4. In what convenient way is n
clothes bruih made so that n per
son using it can easily brush the
r hack of his coat?
o. What should be done in order to
keep a baby comfortable when ly
ins in a eoarh or crib most of the
tlc.v?
6. How can nn unstarched article
lifce a tablecloth ho held llrmly in
Place while it is being darned?
Yesterday's Answers ,
J" embroidering with silk, tho po
Mtion of the nredle on the turead
tnould be shifted now uud tl.cu
0 to save wear on the silk.
- A new type of sweater shown In
wine of the shops is a cont
eater with bell sleeves, a high
waisted belt and an edging of an-
Mra round tho neck and cuffs.
"' nt'inutracUvp,urnl' for summer
II n? Vc,ar is ran(o of chiffon
banded with fur.
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Map and warm water!
. Tho belt of n good -locking oilo
tnr fs ,c,lt ,Ll nnp fiece with A
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not lme to bo faced.
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Ypu Can Choose From 4000 Lovely Summer Frocks in
Wanamaker's Down Stairs Store Tomorrow and Deduct
20 Per Cent From the Price nf Anv One nf Them
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$16.50
summery Linen Dresses, $22.50
In soft shades of rose, brown, pink, Copenhagen oi.in white,
they have wide sashes of black satin embroidered with colored silks.
The collars are of sheer, white organdie.
Tricolette Dresses, $32.50
The tricolette is of a heavy weight and firm of texture. The
frocks are made on straight lines and embroidered from shoulder
to hipline with self-color silk thread, touched here and there with
beads and tinsel. In navy, brown and taupe. j
Charming Radium Silk Frocks, $40
Just a little gathering of most delightful frocks of figured
radium, principally in shades of blue. A charming model is made
with a little knife-pleated overskirt whicli extends to the sides in
three tiers.
Silk-and-Cotton Crepe Frocks, $10.75
These cool, soft dresses have much of the gleam of silk and
are in pretty flowered designs in lavender, navy, rose, light blue
and tan on white grounds.
Hundreds of Gingham Dresses
at $5, $5.50, $6, $6.50 and $7.50
Pin checks, club checks, apron checks, block plaids and multi-color plaids
in fresh, cool colorings are made in simple, becoming ways. Many are frilled
with white or trimmed with snowy pique. Lilac, leaf green, light green, sky
blue, Copenhagen, navy, red, pink, yellow and brown are some of the colorings.
Cool and Airy Voile Frocks
$4.50, $5, $6, $7.50, $8.50, $8.75, $11.50 and $12
The variety among these dresses seems inexhaustible and there is a won
derfully fine assortment of black-and-white and navy-and-white combinations.
Plain-color voile dresses in Nile, rose, white, Copenhagen, canary, laven
der and gray are made with many deep tucks in the skirts, on the bodices and
finishing the sleeves. $8.50.
100 Voile Dresses, Special at $3.75
m A flowered pattern in navy, light blue or green on "a white ground charac
terizes these pretty little frocks. They have ruffles over the hips and white
organdie collars. Fancy a fresh, new frock for $3 for that's what the 20 per
ceno ueuuuuun means.
Pin Check Organdie Dresses, $8.75
A dainty little frock with a pin check of green
or lavender on a white ground. The, lacy collar,
cuffs, pocket-top and vestee are of plain white
organdie.
Other beautiful organdie dresses are priced up
to $25.
Combination Dresses,
$16.50 and $27.50
At $16.50 there are gaily colored frocks with
accordion-pleated skirts of crepe de chine and over
blouses of block-check Georgette in emerald, Copen
hagen, rose, purple, orchid, peach and orange.
The $27.50 dresses also have accordion-pleated
skirts of white crepe de chine with blue or rose over
blouses of tricolette.
Printed Georgette Dresses, $18.75
They are in lovely cobwebby designs in blue-and-white
and brown-and-white and are made
entirely without trimming. Each has a silk founda
tion.
T(
IOMORROW, tho last Saturday before
tho first of July, when so many people
start on their Summer journeys, will
be a rrcat day of preparation. Tho
Down Stairs Dress Store is at its best,
presenting fresh and delightful frocks for
women and young women at prices that
are unbelievably low. By making your
selections tomorrow, you can toko ad
vantage of the
20 Per Cent
Deduction
an advantago which is now a matter of
days. There arc dresses of virtually
every Summertime material, suitable for
every Summertime' occasion.
(Market)
Three Special Groups of
Blouses at $5.90
All to Have 20 Per Cent' Deducted
Navy Blue Foulard Overblouses
Made in a surplice style to tie in back, this blouso has a
pleated frill around the neck and on tho short kimono sleeves.
Smart and practical for women traveling.
Striped Crepe de Chine Tailored Waists
Made in tailored stylo with convertible collar and lortg
sleeves. In narrow stripes of rose, navy or green on a white -ground.
Sample Georgette Crepe Blouses
Many dainty styles of fle&h-plnk and white Georgetto of ex
cellent quality. Most of them are laco trimmed and all havo
short sleeves.
(Market)
Women's Drop-Stitch
Silk Stockings, $1.25
a Pair
Two-tone effects in black with
white, green or purple and in
brown with navy. They are good
quality with seams in back.
20 per cent deduction, of course.
(Central)
And, Oh, It's Sports Hats
for Vacation!
$3.75 to $8.50
(Less the 20 Per Cent
Deduction)
Many a great many are of
narrow ribbon, usually com
bined with hemp; others, vory
smart, are of narrow bands of
contrasting felt.
Some arc plainly tailored
hats of brown, Kray or burnt
orango felt; others aro of
straw.
Sailors Are $2.50
to $6
The $2.50 hats are mostly of
navy straw faced with white.
Soft Georgette Hats
$5.85 and $8.50
The pretty hats are in pink, whito or bluoj also a few in navy.
(Market)
Enameled Suit Cases
for Week-Enders and Vacationists
This enameled luggaBo is light and good-looking yet very durable
and many people are using it thi3 year.
Most of the suit cases are cretonne lined, some leather bound and
they are in 18 to 21 inch sizes. Some of the larger casea have trays.
?5 to $16.50.
Leather Traveling Bags A splendid black split-cowhide bag,
fabric lined, is $10. Others aro $13.50, $15 to $25.
Roston Bags of various leathers aro $4 to $14.50.
The 20 per cent deduction makes it easy on tho vacation budget.
Olietnut
Women's Long White
Gloves
12-hutton silk gloves, "sec
onds," $2.25 a pair.
Sixteen-button length gloves of
lustrous silk, unusual quality,
with self-embroidered backs, aro
$3.25 a pair.
Twenty-button length white silk
gloves are $3.75 a'pair.
White Lambskin Gloves
$6.50 a Pair
Tho snowy-white lambskin
gloves aro sixtoen-button length
and havo three gleaming pearl
like clasps at the wrists.
,(20 per cent to be deducted from
each price.)
(Central)
Lovely Voiles
at 50c a Yard
(Lets the 20 Per Cent Deduction)
Navy grounds with Georgette
patterns in gold or foulard pat
terns in white or, perhaps
dainty flowers; gray grounds wity
blue flowers; whito grounds with
dark, striking patterns; black
grounds and so thoy go.
Some of tho patterns aro arti-.
tically beautiful and the colorings
arc all lovely. Judging by the
way they havo been appreciated
before it would bo best to como
in tho morning I 38 inches wide.
(Central)
It Looks Like a Wonderful
Season for Silk Skirts
and that is not to be wondered at when yoa seo how charming silk
skirts 'can be. The weaves and colorings are surpassingly lovely,
and with fluffy blouses make most engaging Summer costumes. Baro-"
net satin, crepe de chine, Georgette and many unusual sports silks are
here at $12, $15, $17.50 antl $22.50 less 20 per cent, of course.
Silk-and-cotton skirts start at $5.75 and go to $10.75. A partic
ularly good -skirt, which wilt appeal to older women, is of silk-and-cotton
poplin with a satin plnid. It is in black, taupe and navy at $6.75;
White Tub Skirts
made in a host of pretty ways aro of cotton ramie, poplin, gabardine
and surf satin. Thoy are cut with generous fullness and aro trimmed
with tucks, bandings and pearl buttons. 90c, $1.25, $2.90, $3.50,
Plaid Skirts for Golf
arc of cotton material, knife-pleated, at $8.75. Wool plaids, gathered,
knife-pleated or box-pleated, aro $9.75 to $30.
(Market)
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U $7.50 $32.50 $22.50 &
$5 $8.50
Men's All-Wool Suits
In the Conservative and Semi-Conservative Modea That
Real Men Want
$32.50 to $45
They are real Wanamakcr suits, and, consequently, all-wool and
well-tailored, fitting smoothly across the back and over tho shoulders.
Between, and including, these two prices aro suits of cheviot, cas
simere and serge, some with two pair of trousers.
Mohair suits aro $20.
White Trousers at $8.50
Of cool, white gabardine, they arc well cut and tailored.
And -0 per cent is deducted from the price of every suit or pair
of trousers that you buy rijrht at tho time of purchase.
(OnUery. Market)
Men's Initialed White Linen Handkerchiefs, 45c Each
Less 20 Per Cent. (Central)
A Bathing Suit Symbolizes
Real Coolness and
Good Times
Women's now taffeta and satin bathing suits, plain, rufiletl or
otherwiso individual, some even trimmed with wool embroidery or
piped with whito or yellow, aro $10.75 to $30.
Other Bathing Suits as Low as $3.85
Thoy nro nicely made, too, and there is various choosing among
suits, of surf satin, wool jersey, popliiyctc, at $5, $0.25 to $8.75
Tights of black cotton aio $1 and $1.26; of wool, $4.60 and $4.75.
. Caps shoes, garters and tho proper accessories nro all hero and
20 per cent ia deducted from each price.
"' ' t (Mtket) '
Women's Tricolette
Suits, $35
In palo pink, Copenhagen,
king's bluo nnd white, these
soft and gleaming suits are in
a drop-stitch weave that i3
most effective. Tho sash belt
ends in tassels.
(Market)
A Sale of Boys' All- Wool
Norfolk Suits at $18. 75
(Less the 20 Per Cent Deduction)
Thcso suits wero formerly .in six higher-priced groups, but
this is a clcarnway and the prices havo been reduced to this
one low price.
In tho group there aro all sizes from 9 to 18 years but not
in eyory style. There aro brown, gray, green and tan mixtures in
cassimcrcs and cheviots and the suits aro "regular fellow" suits.
Every suit is all-wool, tailored to fit well and is true Wana
maker value.
(GftUery, Market)
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Cool Crepe de Chine
"Nighties"--$7.50
Lets 20 Per Cent
Thoy are pink or white, made in
a pretty Empire stylo, with weo
picoted ruffles around tho neck and
sleeves and rosebuds finishing the
front.
Pretty Satin Camisoles, $2
Leas 20 par cent
Four btyles, of glistening pink
or whito Hatin, adorned with laco
or in tailored style.
Fresh, New Envelope
Chemises at $1.50
Mado of soft, fine, white mate
rials in about'cight pretty styles.
20 por cent will bo deducted!
Excellent Choosing
in Men's $3 Shirts
Madras and percale shirts, made in soft-cuff stylc3.
, J"Py .ent out QuicMy yesterday but there were more than 5000,
to start with.
50c Summer Neckties
Another lot of these good silk and silk-mixed tics has
They are four-in-hands und batwings.
(Onllery, Market)
come.
The 20 Per Cent Is Deducted From the Prices of
en's
Hats!
Men's tubular straw hats at $2 are light and comfortable and eood-lookinR
Special at S2 Good sports caps of many kinds
tweeds, etc. are splendid alue.
(OaUery. Market)
-suitings, mixtures,
Summer Footwear Pointing to Cool
Comfort and Jolly Good Times
TWnmPtarif-Uh0e StAreJoPeCialIy Wel1 Pepal to FiH tl Vacation Needs of
( Women and Children-And 20 Per C&it Will Be Deducted From the Price of Any
and Every Shoe That Yon Ruv!
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women s White Ux fords
at $9.50 and $9.90
andnTdirorroheeT llke buckEk'' "eltcd roles
Wu.Whtte PamPs $8 and $9.90
if -tl 1.c.ather JwyP-l wth welted soles and medium heels aro
quito attractive and will bo easy to clean.
White Canvas Pumps, $5.25 to $9.50
are vSio'stle ctfoS" RMnch r heels. thore
Women 's Brogue Oxfords.
$8.90 to $9.90
The full wing tips welted soles and medium or low heels arc
all in appioved Hroguo fashion and tho leathers aro black or brow"
Pumps with Welted Soles.
$6.90 to $9.90
or IfwhScl? r ta" aIf8kin r f bl"9k kidskin' lhoy havo meillum
White Canvas Ties at $6
Oxford ties of fine canvas with medium heels aro lic;ht and
comfortable.
Light Pumps with Turned Soles,
$6.90 to $9.90
Women and young girls want thcso for evening affairs and for
dancing.
Tho newest lines aro to bo seen in bluck patent leather or black
calfskin. All tho light pumps havo baby French or high heels.
Children 's White Footwear
... .wjll4 SS1N?S n,nkl-strap pumps with welted soles aro in sizes
816 to 2 at $2.50 and $3 n pair.
Oxford tics of white leather, much like buckskin, sizes 8S to 2.
are $4 and $4.50 n p.iir.
ciA W1S,,l?JS?t'nor. S,10CN in lnco Bty,c' liave welled soles. Sizes
8' to 2, $6.25 and $5.90 a pair.
Special at $2.45 a Pair
Whito canvas two-htrap fhstcp pumps are in sizes 8a to 2.
. i J JIa.ck Ptc,nt leather Roman sanduls have white or champagne
leather tops. Sizes 8V8 to 11.
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