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THE GYPSY DOGS
nr DAnrnr
.,. f.,., nsf. inltt
how
! o
Hon.
flHlf
'.'". A JJHIi soJueei ihs rMcHs
. . Taif inreft a aiviir ww... ....- ,.
V'.imal Mot now Jed ,
tnddifr
gj,Uir5apipfci
'firm wm mo
nwnti
oiono it
ft0 iffi TAfc wecfc Toddfo rt.p.
H
till about Vie among the o)Pu.)
0 OIIAFTlin I
Krinro. tlie Stolen Horse
'iiPSIES Hvo a wandering ana cx
G cltln life," Raid Toddle PupklnB,
.jttlner flown 10 n x c wiu iiiux io
".'"". Ln he hitnnened to bo nil nlnnn
iWryui .! J. "A hlfr ovmif
SU has lots or fun, for ho can be as
It' .. linnl ln1.lra (nil rmA
p".. im.i tn net Into lazy nnd unerikv
Kiwi. That's why I'm never Eolntr
Rick homo to tho gypsy camp. I'm going
ltbe an honest, useful dog llko my
h want you to know, and so was my
mother. even mcy o hjb- uokb.
Kiddle Pupklns mopped hero to glare
dluntiy ni """ "" "" "
blrs tWO BrmrP uniftD uo il iu euty a
pit nnybody to spoak a word against
jitnv . ,,,.. . ., , .... . ,
Prrrr nnu Diny iiuu nu iucii in uoing
.r?' lit.. !... an rrn11lA nunlilHa
Efter crowllng a bit to show ho mtant
Vht nO 1U WliW H WA" IHO DIWIJ
Ml Xnincr n jjjuho yyub oitt:, iuiu 11a
n of the best shocp doffs In the country
L.ii fimv Prlnco woh stolen."
uiiui " Vil-.. n-iHMn4i i,.i mil..
"WhO Was uruy x'iihwoj twntu winy.
.. s-u 0lHriA nfl ra m vlrlltr
lhor. and a cry well trained riding
lv .' ... fnttiAf. nnvn. Tin mum rnn.
i.r he could trot, ho could gallop.
Hfl wua 111 ..-.- ------..-.
"One nlRnl wnen my umcr wan m
mrk (tunrdlng tho shocp, which was his
nJwla? lob on the farm. Gray Prlnco
IL.s unset when he- learned nbout It In
he morning. Ho was sure that If he
. . L i.nr 1ia atnhlA ItltttAnd nf nn
he hills with the sheep, ho could have
irlwn the robbers away with his bark
w or 1th his teeth.
My miner a iiitmiw .civ uwuiy
ibout the loss of Gray Prince, who was
ilj favorite norsc. xio puiuivu uui mo
ticks to my miner una sum; uo, ma
5htP, and 'lnd Gray Trlnco. Bring him
'H!?! m ... V tn fln1 Hrii THnnn
... . iim.i lin rnnlil follow tho tracks.
: ., . i.l rtt Intjt In n nnvAmtnl.
!Sd there so many trails becamo mixed
it could trace uray i-.iui.uin u..no..
'"But olicp went un, ujj 11111 uuv. uu.vn,
. . . r.nw mnnv Hnva rin nnmn
infl at iui, .fc. .' w, ..v ....
on an ugly, dirty dog near a camp
n tne woouni .
'l..wnnfi Woofl How do you do, sir;
,.m niv father politely, for he was ft
ii. v,,i ,inir iTTnvn vou seen a hand-
lomo horse pass this way? His name
aiuray rrtneo, ana no uoidub m ...7
"iprr.nitfli! Er-r-ruRht Yes, rvo
i.K uh. nrnv rrinrn. but he does
wen wo iiw.bv, .. -....-, .".. ,- ,
lot be ong to jour master, uui iu ...jr
Ir' 5 ' .nii, innVlni. ntrnncrcrs !'
uy iruiii ?"'""" - i'.... 1.
"WoOri WOOI I 11 jruur iu
,nhonc-it man he will give Gray Prince
Dick to my master when ho finds tho
home was rtolen.' ..
" Er-or r-rugn r sncreu mo '""
tint "My master win uo wuhmi, m i..
..'. ... M.nCAr la n irvnav nnu 11Q
locsn't care whether tho horso was
'1!..0r,l."t;.,.., Th-n vnnr master
a a .rascal as well as tho robbers,' said
:. "X.:. -T'ti tnltn Gray Prince homo
".'..'...; '.:..i hi. invf . With that mv
Tunom. w-i" ;" ;:- "vr,,V P mn. '
Iai"Er.r.ruEhl 'you'll do nothing of the
knd. I'm tne wnicimui. " " J w.
fowled the stranger, and ho leaped
t0Todaie yPupkinV barked excitedly as
he reached mis ponii. " """'";'. ""l
what he haa to ten aooui. mo uem in mo
isooas wm nao 10 wim. un luiuuuuw,
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Philadelphia's Greatest nunlneM. Hehool
.07 theetniit St. rhone Walnut 3t
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HEST CHEMTKR MTATE NOR1IAL SCHOOL
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Aouiik Men nnd Hoys
BWAKXIIMOIIK PREPARATORY Prepares
boya for college or .life-work. Small
claesea. Junior , Department, Summer
achool. For catalog addrcaa W. V. JO.M
LINSON, M, A., llox 2H. Bwttrthmore. Pa. .
WEST CHESTER. l'A.
DARLINGTON SEMINARY
JA developing School for Olrls. 00-acre
estate In Pennsylvania finest country.
Language, Art, Music, Expression. Secre
tarial, Business, and Household Manage
ment, College Preparation. Catalogue,
CHIUSTINE F. BYE. President.
Box 610. West Chester. Pa
OEOBOE SCHOOL. P.
Clnnrtrn IrVnnl Country School tot
rate dormitories. Courses broad and thor;
ough. Student studies under auperMslon ol
Brlnclnal. Graduates aucceed In college
pedal courses. Athletics gymnasium, pool
547 wooded acres and open country alona
Neahamlny Creek. Endowed Rates mod
erate Catalog. George A. Walton. A. M
m.. f,. a.l...l ,.
am icmi. linkup nr '
o.Trimtn. ia.
KI8KIMINETAS SClfOOL FOR IIOYS Pre
parea for college or technical schools! high
healthful location: fnculty of experta: Indl
vldual attenMon through Preceptorial Sys
tem: all Indoor and outdoor sporta under
competent Instructors: gymnasium wtlh
wtmmlng pool. Address Dr. A. W. Wilson.
57. President, Box 830. Sa tsbujg. Pa.
NKW HLOOMFIF.I.D. PA.
CARSON IONO IhSTlTI'TIJ-84th vejr
College Preparatory, Bus ness. Junior
couraes Separate modern building for boys
under 18 years Healthful country location.
Terms. 1400: Junlora. J375. Boys taught
HOW to lunrn how to labor .how to live.
CARSON LONO INSTITUTE .
New Bloomfleld Pa . Box L.
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NA,nKTII HALI, MILITARY ACADEMY
Box B0, Naxarcth. Pa. Founded 1741
Preparatory nnd Business Couraea: Senior.
Intermediate and Junior Cents.: Athletics
miliary Life Rev. A. D Tha)er.,P D .Prln.
"BETin.HIEM . PA.
Bethlehem Preparatory School
Preparea for lead'R, colleges. Extensive gr'ds
A athletlo fields. New hlda-a .Iiiijlor Hefiool.
John D. Tuggey. M.A.. H'd'r. Bethlehem. Tn.
I'ENNSIU' HO. I'A. .
B1.RKIOMEN SCHOOL FOR BOYS
Music, Oratory, Business and Agriculture.
Scholarships Not conducted for profit.
Moderate rates Catalogue. Oscar S. Krlabcl,
D D . Principal, Box 110 Pennsliurg Pa.
LANCASTER.
FRANKLIN AM) MARSHALL ACADEMY
" Lnncustrr. Pii. Founded 1787.
Preparea boa for college, technical schools
and business Moderato terms For catalog
aildr E M Hartman, A M.. Prln.. Box 412
WAYNE. PA."
ST. LUKE'S SCHOOL
Wayne (Main Line. P. It. R.). Pa.
rles Henry Strnnt A M . Headmaster
Charles Henry
MERCEUSIHmO. PA.
The Mercersburg Academy
FOR nOYS ' Mereersburg. Pa,
Send for rstalomje to
WM. MANN IRVINE. Th. P.. TX. P.
Headmaster nor HO.
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lonng Women nnd Olrla
TINF- TREE CAMP FOR OIRLS
Porono Mts : four hours from New Tors.
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only protected his house
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or scatters tho electric curront,
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Tin has many advantages
and few defects. ShinRles and
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Tiles aio heavy; tin is light.
Slato is brittle; tin is tough.
Tin needs t no caro excopt
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Tin is best but you want 5
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You're safo if ho soys NU-
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SCHOOLS
AND
COLLEGES
Young Men nnd Hoy.
niNOBTON, PA.
WYOMING SEMINARY
A co-educatlonat achool where bora
and glrla get a vlalon. Exceptional
teachers In every dept. College prep
aration. HuilncM. Mutlo. Art, Ora
0r.y. and Domestlo Arta and Science.
Military Training. Oymnaalum and
Ai?i?i' ""ll- 7",h yar' Endowed,
catalog. Addrera
L. L. Hpratne. M.M.. Pres. Klngaton. Ta.
CHESTNUT HILL. TA.
CHESTNUT HILL ACADEMY
St. Martirx'i, Chestnut Hill, Pa.
A, day and boarding achool for boya pre
paring for college, .clcntlflo achool or huel.
Vi yea,Jr '"ed ejmntiT day school.
,InOWapft,'t.!,nr "" rdCT'' Cttt"'"
HAnRisnuRO. rA.
HARRISBURG ACADEMY
ti& act s;rarwlS
m"7!r?.l.e.?;-A,h'e"no' Modem? "ralSE
AltTIIUrt D. nriOWN. Iteadmaater.
Hox L Harrl.hnr pa.
nKLLOTQNTK. PA. .
I
Bellefonto Academy Lm 100
and up. UBih year. Athlrtlo fl?' and
PW-VJ?.' WiV11',, ratM Catalog" Same.
I. Ilnahea. A.M..Hendniater. llrlli-rnnl.. !"
PEFKHKll.L. N. 1
Pcekskill Academy o?"1""";..
S8th year. Arrny Offlcera detailed: It. " T.
C. Separate building for young hoy (7-13).
Addreaa The rrlnelnil. t'cekaklll. N. Y.
rORT IlErpMlT. MP.
TOME National Boarding School for Moya
'-""M port nKPOSlT. MD.
Y'oung Women nnd fllrl.
Schools for the Education of
Women
For the Nursing Profession
Believing that many young women would be glad to enter training schools in hos
pitals throughout the State of Pennsylvania as pupil nurses if they knew of the great op
portunity for service, and to qualify in one of the greatest professions open to women, a
Committee appointed to serve in the interests of the Nurses' Training Schools, whose
names appear in these columns, are conducting a campaign for the purpose of securing en
rollments in this noble profession.
f j'"-ilpgj;: "U I fMli
In
Message On the Ethics and Practice of Nursing
It is said that the number of women entering training schools for nurses grows less each
year. Is the reason for this to be found paitly or wholly in tho unicst which has been unsettlinc
economic and social conditions?
Aro the women of today less sensitive to the appeal of humanity? Aro they less tender of
heart, poorer in sympathy for tho ignorant nnd unfortunate? Hate they less endurance than the
women of an cnrlier generation? Must they engage only in work that is easy, with tho shoit
hours, many holidays, a smatteiing of technical knowledge nnd big commercial returns?
When tho sum total of tho benefits derived from a nurse's picpaiatory tiaining is made it
will be seen that she is 100ro a finer and broader woman as a result. Enriched by her experiences
educated by extensive technical opportunities, matured by the, discipline she has undergone the
nuiso is a better citizen and better prepared to meet the issues of life than the ordinary woman
whoso only opportunity for development has been derived fiom that which tho ordinary academic
or collegiate course affoids. Who will bear tho responsibility for tho sick in hospitals and in private
homos if the educated woman refuses it? Who will carry on the tinditions built by Florence Night
ingale if she repudiates them?
The time is approaching when many of the younger women will choose a paiticular lino of
work to follow as a profession, or a vocation. They should weigh well tho incalculable advantages
which the nursing profession offers before they reach a decision.
PRESSAND PUBLICITY COMMITTEE
r;)-i " ATHNOTON
Ablnston Memorial Hospital
-- ALLENTOH N
Allentown State Hospital
Edward Harvev Memorial Nurses College
Homeopathic Ftato Hospital
Sacred Heart Hospital
ALTOONA
Altoona Hospital
ASnLANP
Ashland State General Hospln!
nEVER FALLS
Providence Hospital
BELLE VUE
Suburban General Hospital
HLossnuno
Bloasburg State Hospital
urn wick
Derw'.cl: Hosp'lal
, .iiethli:hem
St. Luke's HotMtal
nnPDoric
Braddock General Hospital
BRADFORD
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BRIDOEVII.LE. R F. P. No. 3
Pittsburgh City and Home Hospitals
BRYN MAM It
Bryn Mawr Hospital
CHESTER
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CLEARFIELD
Clearfield Hospital
COATESVILLE
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PVNVILLE
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PKVMONT
Dlxmont Hospital
EASTON
Eaaton Hospital
ERIE
Hamot Hospital
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HARRISBURO
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IIAZLETON
Stato Hospital
HOMESTEAD
Homestead Hospital
INDIANA
Indiana Hospital
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Information, or Communicate Directly With the
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--j J 'nir-nr
Yonng Men and rto-a
nORDENTOWN. N. J.
1 1 11 1
RntrlentOWn Militni-v InaCtntn ,
Thorough jbrep. for college or bulne. Effl-
J lent faculty, small claasea, Individual atten.
Illitary training. 85ltlri 'or catalog
ddreaaCol. T. p. INboN, Bordentown.
N. J.. Prln. ni Commandant.
rr.NNrNOTON. n. j.
THE PENNINGTON SCHOOL
College and Teehnlejl School preparallon.
Military lrv, "'J, Mar DANIEL, Il.u.J
Hrodmaater. nox 70, I'ennlneton, N, J. '
WAYNEflnottO. YA.
rislinnnNE MIMT.nv BPnnn,
?""". .'n?.-J.Vr..!J.l5S. "?.. bu'Jn". i."i
Kraoi
O,
r"2uM.-" ..-X'.'it a' "AVIVZ riningj
T. C. under U. B. Wa1
tary tru
r Dept.
I .41 at
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" 2. .... ' ' M.Vkl 11,
uuu
pioma admlta to all coljaea! rate. tOOOl
STAUNTON', y,.
Staunton Military Academy
Largeai rJy.1" ?:j"y 'n tne Bait.
Prepares for Universities, Oovr-rnment Acad
.mi., nr fJualness S271 nnn h.n..i..
Hates. 1000. Send for catalog,
COL. WM. G. KABLE, Ph. D.
Principal. Staunton. Va.
WOOPSTOfK. VA.
The Masaanutten Mllllarr Academy (for
rs); 100 m. from Washington: preparea
:ofleae,and bual.i music, athletics, new
I0O dln'g hall and dorm : jnoo. Address
Imaater. Uox 2 Woodstock. Va.
lur who.. " ., J,
S'O.UinJ
Head
TOONT . ItOYAL. YA
Randolph-Macon Academy
University Preparation. 1100,000 Equipment.
Terms HBO. Address the Principal. Uox 4331
Front ltoyal. Va,
Yonng Women nnd Olrla
the Service of Humanity
.TWINTOWN
ronemaugh Vallev Memorial Hospital
Tho Mercy Hospital
KANE
The Kane Summit Hospital
LANCASTER
St. Joseph's Hospital
r . .. , LATKOnE
Latrobe Hospital
. , , LEWIhTOWN
Lcwlstown Hospital
, lOrit HAVEN
Loclt Haen Hospital
.. , .. MFADVILLE
Meadvllle City Hospital
u. ,r .. MeKEES ROCKS
Ohio Valley Oeneral Hospital
McKEESPORT
Mdveesport Hoipltnl
,. MERCER
Mercer Sanitarium
MONONOAHELA
Memorial Hoipltil
NEW BRIOHTON
Beaer Volley General Hospital
. NKW KENSINGTON
Citizens' General Hospital
, NORRIHTOWN
Montgomery Hospital .
MOUNT PLEASANT
Mount Pleasint Hospital
PHILADELPHIA
Amerlcnn Stomach Hospital
Children's Homeopathic Hospital
Trlends' Hospital
Oermantown Hospital (Oermantoivn)
Hahnemann Hospital
Howard Hospital
Jewish Maternity Hospital
Mercv Husnltat (Colored)
Mt Slnul llospltal
Philadelphia Orthopedlo Hospital
Protestant Eplscrjpal Hospital
Ht. Agnes'a Hospital
St. Timothy's Hospital (noxborough)
Ht Mary's Hospital
School of Nursing Hospital of Graduate
School of Medicine, University of
PennsyUanla
fredlco.Chlrurglcal Hospital
l'olycllnlo Hospital
Women's Ho.oltal of Philadelphia
School pf Nursing for Women. Penn-
;fJi?.nila. Ho?PIUI' APrtment 'for
Mental and Nervous Disease (West
Women'a Homeopathic Hospital
PHILIFHBURO
Cottage State Hospital
FHOENIXVIIXB
rhoenlxvlllo Hospital
Young Women and Olrla
Mary lan Hehool, fiwarthmore. Pa. College
Prep.) graduate work; househ'd arta,irnuslc,
secretarial, cultural couraea. Seven Uables
for girls, 0-14. Catalog. Ilaldy Miller Crist,
A.n. Frances L, Crlat, A.D., I'rnaT Uox.1608.
The Holman School "Dnt
will open for Ha twenty-first
year September 23d, 1920.
Elizabeth W. Uraley, A. It.. Headmistress.
JENKINTOWN. PA.
BEECHWOOD (Inc.)
A CuMural and Practical School tor Teunn
TTomsn. Thorouohly JJstaB. Bxrono Faoultv
Preparation for ad f maintenance and reapnn-
alblltlea of lite. College Preparatory Depta.,
Music, Art, Domestlo Science, Secretary.
ship. Normal Kindergarten Address
il. H. ItEASEB. Th. P.. PresTdont
Dox 430, Jenklnlown. Pa.
T.ITITZ. PA.
LINDEN HALL SEMINARY
A girls' achool since 1740. Academic. .Col
lege Preparatory and Special Couraea. Sap.
grata Junior Department. Qymnaaltim, Sec
retarial. Catalog Rev. F. V. STENGEL.
Principal, Dox 10S. LIUtXi Pa,
I.UTHEnVILLK. MP,
MARYLAND COLLEOE FOR WOMEN
rViiims! College Preoaratory. Calleri.. Ua.
meatlo Science. Music. Expression. Advan-
zagea: in mnea irom uniiimore. nreprooi
buildings, strong faculty, ea years' history.
Catalogue. Addreag Dox L. Lulhenrllla. MO,
. : 1 '
NORWAT.K. CONN.
IIILT.SIPF A School for Olrla
NORWAI.K, CONNECTICUT
Margaret R. llrrdllnger. A. B. (Vnasar). .
Villa Hunt Francis (Smith) Principals
ah u PiTTsnunnn
Allegheny General Hospital
,ri.'!!r?y1?ndhln1V,re,n,;aryan1 SurClcal "
Children's Hospital
Pissant Hospital
Pr ihyterlan Hospital
Mirrv Hospital
5,,Juohn O-neral Ho.pltal
rsltttSlhoUsr.nh'sJ,r,I SU" Cherl.y
'mthslde Itopltal
Western rcnnsvlisnia Hospital
PITTHTON
rittston Hospital
POTTSTOM N
Pottstown Hospltil
POTTS VILLI!
Pottsvlllo Hosnlt'il ''
.. . RIUDINO
Rending Hospital
St Joseph's Hospital
, .. RIPLEY PARK
Taylor Hospital
u . ROCHESTER
Rochester General Hospital
SCRAN TOM
State Hospital
Moses Taylor Hospltol
Hahnemann Hospital
frewlckley Hospital
.. MIARON
Christian II. Buhl Hospital
. .. . fPNOLKK
Miners' Hospital of Northern Cambria
1 TARENTUJI
Allegheny Valley Hospital
UPLAND
J I.ewU Crozer Hospital
York Hospital and Dispensary
WAUKUN
Warren 8tate HospiihI
... ... . M SHINfiTON
Washington city Hospital
.WEST CHESTER
Homeopathic Hoxnltaj of Chester County
Chester County Hospital v-ouniy
, U1 WILKINSUURO
Columbia Hosultal
WI1.KE.S.BARRE
Wyoming Homcopathlo Hospital
ILLIAMSrORT
Wllllamsport Hospital
MINDUKIl
tVlndber Hospital
YORK
York Hospital and Dispensary
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Down Stairs Store
The Market Is Certainly Breaking Right
For Men Who Need
Summer-Weight Suits
200 New All-wool Cheviots at $34.50
Are Marked From 50c to $7 Less Than Regular Wholesale Prices
They're the right suits, at the
right price, at the right time.
Cheviots of Summer weight in
good brown, gray.or green mixed
patterns, made in a half dozen or
more sound, semi -conservative
models. The coats are mostly
single breasted, with two or three
buttons, and are half or quarter
lined with mohair. Trousers are
cut to hang properly.
Fittings in all regular sizes
from 34' to 44 and a
good dollars on every
Fresh Cool Envelope
Chemises at $1.50
They aro of soft flesh-pink or
white batiste trimmed with dainty
laces.
(Central)
White Sports Satin
$3.85 a Yard
Glistening nnd lovely, this
satin is plain or figured, and will
mako delightful sports skirts. 39
inches wide.
(Central)
Right Now the Call
Is for
Silk Skirts
Every day women come in
search of them and are delighted
to find such an adequate assort
ment at low prices. There are
plenty of white skirts, as well as
Summer colors, in all tho fash
ionable weaves. A great many
are pleated.
Skirts of the rough, crepy
weave are $12.75 and $13.50.
Of baronet satin, $7.50,
$13.50 and $15.
Of silk-and-cotton faille,
$7.50 to $12.
White Flannel Skirts
which are so smart with sweaters,
aro knife plented at $10.
(Market)
Women's Summer
Gloves, $1 a pair
Two-clasp tricot silk gloves, of
good quality, have Paris -point
stitched backs and aie in white,
black, pongee, giay and beaver.
Chamois-lisle gloves, in two
clasp length, have plain backs
and nre in white, gray, tan and
pongee.
(Central)
Good Quality,
Good Style
and Sound Economy
Pervade the Dress Store These Summer Days
They
simple, and
go out just as quickly
they aro all made
saving of
suit in the lot.
(OaUery, Market)
Not Forgetting the
Bathing Suit
or tho bathing shoes or tfio rub
ber cap! Women headed for tho
seashore can find all tho bathing
needfuls in tho Surf Store.
Women's suits of surf satin
aro $3.76 to $8.75.
Fine silk suits arc $9.50, $14,
?16 and $19.
(Xorlcet)
yACATIONERS, who
find they need extra
wraps, can pick them up at
greatly reduced prices in
the Women's Coat Store.
Particularly fine choosing
among capes and coats of
silk or wool between $7.75
and $29.
(Market)
Bath Towel Supply
Running Short?
It often does in hot weather,
even though you thought you had
plenty. Good towels of many
kinds, all-white or with colored
borders or stripes. 50c to $1.25.
(CentrnI)
Fresh Whiteness
for Cool Summer Beds
Snowy stacks of fresh bed
spreads have lately come.
Ciochot spreads for single bods
aie $2 to $3.75; for double beds,
$2.50 to $4.
Satin-finish spreads, hemmed,
arc in thiec sizes for double beds
at $7.30 to $9. With cut corners
thov aie $10 to $12.50. Sets aro
$7.D0.
Gaily Printed
nre hemmed white poplin spreads
with designs done in light or
Dolft blue. $7.60.
(C'entrul)
Flower-sprigged frocks, cool, crisp organdies in
the loveliest colorings, fresh white frocks and
pretty ginghams they lino every bide of this in
teresting corner of the Down Stairs Store. You
cannot imagine what delight Summer holds until
ou'e seen these charming things.
Voie Dresses in Abundance
$3.75, $4.50, $6.50 to $12
You will find flowered voiles and pretty striped
patterns in cool, toft coloiings. In tho darker
shades, principally navy blue, theio are dresses
figured or dotted in white with white collars and
cuffs.
The dresses that are sketched aro
both of voile.
At $8, theio is a light striped voilo in blue, lav
ender and tan trimmed with oigandie. (On the
left)
At $5.40, light or dark figured voile with deep
frills of voile that are edged with lace. (On tho
right.)
Gingham Dresses Aplenty
at $5 to $7.50
Particularly good variety at $5, Checks and
plaids of various sizes in gay, fresh colorings
pinks, blues, brown, yellows, etc. Most of them
havo crisp whito collars, cuffs and pipings.
Beaded Georgette Dresses
at $23.50 to $38.25
6? $5.40 V
as they arrive. Some arc elaborately beaded, others aro quite
over silk slips.
(Market)
WANAMAKER'S
v ; -
A Little Sale of
Jewelry, 15c
New nnd shining little beauty
pins, lingerie clasps, bar pins and
cuff pins in circles and ovals have
gold-plated fronts. Ordinarily
they would be marked moro than
twice this sum.
24-Inch Strings of Imitation
Pearl Beads, 35c
(Clieetnut)
Woyen-Stripe
Shirting Madras
65c a Yard
A good, firm quality in n va
riety of colored stripes, 36 inches
wide.
(CentrnI)
Hosiery
For the Children
At Special Low Prices
40c a Pair for Pretty Socks
White cotton with mercerized
cotton tops in stripes and fancy
effects of many colors pinks,
blues, blacks, etc. Sizes 6 to 9.
25c a Pair
for black ribbed cotton stockings;
good "seconds" in sizes 6 to 9V4.
35c a Pair
3 for $1 for white or black cotton
finely ribbed stockings pf first
quality in sizes 6 to 10.
(Central)
A Good Camp
Blanket
is in the scrvicable khaki color
and is all wool, which means
warmth for every ounce of
weight. It measures 66x80
inches, is single and is priced
$8.
(Central)
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