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1 M h" , Ann the beautlf collto.
Fhll wie' y flther. and to
.pwd .he wm rWjJ, W(UJ n hoUB0
"Itfl hid bnrt UMUln 0f tttt,B
Mff, nd T0 wa9 ft baby.
pWl nr sine h w boy( bul
-1-Utlo Phil . dc,arod Lady
MT. tohJr stoS Ono day when
""fhave beln taking Mb nap,
h, ,hould haw nw and out ,nt0
1,8 trttte-1 down tQ g0 bnok
the street. I tried w b x bQrke(,
Md WT SuTwuld hear. But ovcry
ldU"y bS. wTno one camo In
0ito was DUO"
ftns,Te .h. ircct and out Into the
..-Down the stroM laughing.
country "lHglll,J.1 nowori. Then ho
playing and ' P,lcf'yRdown and went to
Jw tired and. aj. " ,r,lmr a sharp
1MP- ,XfB BonVo one who might come
iraondrovou.
t Yd$oKP Th?y Btopped 'and
"W. '5 mti. Phil saylnrwhat a lovely
looKed at lit" rn '. Bol0 of a reward
Wy ' . ,"", i take him home, in
II tney ""'Vvii.iooUlnir I tnougni uiuy
K.W,? Mndnow to the lad by carry.
mlKM.,.ntn hi tmrents, tor night
ftS!i& thlm I mado no tun, when
ffS M.on?rnirtrletdhCo
tufflbir. W -5S Lioll ww not right-
Hf a? ss is
I bnrKcc, ai i , ht on at
to stop memi "" - ,
rnltOTl . ... .L.tk 1.m
r-TPor miles and mucs wiruu .
rl7n5nearcth,11?foo,Iu8pt
t0 PfcJPif, ho cried and would not
SbtMng W do Wth these dark
P0rnyhate man they call Ued
Peter waa going to whl, Wm.
I sprang iu h" ,
duty, and you know the rest
father Vcl a tobk that ho felt tully
?U h. had done.
B " Wft must iry i" .w",v'i1 - --7------
But when they came to look around.
they round wsu wms tii.o n..w
trongly guarding little PhlL
"1 will stay with you hero. said
father tb Lady Ann. 'I will protect you
from all harm In the gypsy camp, and
when tho chanco for escape comes wo
will all flco together, llttlo rhll, you,
and P. and father gavo Lady Ann a
look of love, for ho had already lost his
heart to her.
SO my lamer Binyen in me gypay
camp ns boss of the dogs, and Lady.
Ann staved guarding little Phil, and
Gray Prince stayed becauno he would
not go homo without my father.
"The chaiwe to escape was long In
coming, and In tho meantime my father
and Lady Ann wero wedded, and later
I was born. And now I am very
hnnrrv. nnil T'll haVft to hnvn mv Aim.
per. If I feel llko It after that, I'll
tell you tho thrilling story of how wo
all escaped from the gypsy camp."
Saying this Toddlo Pupktns began
vigorously to dig for a burled bone,
while Peggy and Billy waited patiently
to hear tho rest of the story. What
th. K.nrrl .will hn 4M n.v, vt.t
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TO DRAW MEMBERS
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local post that its greatest and most
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In Wanamaker's Down Stairs Store on Monday
There Will Be a Sale of Beautiful New Summer
Silks at Prices Which Sound Like Old Times
$10.25
$7.28
$5.60
$8.75
$8.75
$10.25
1500 Refreshing Summer Frocks
at the Lowest Prices Yet
New and delightful dresses in cool Summer colorings and
patterns. And how airy and fresh they are with their crisp frills,
cool collars, short sleeves and wide, fluffy sashes of white organdie.
Imagine being able to buy these pretty things, ready to put on, for
$3, $3.75, $4.50, $4.75, $5.60, $7.25 to $10.25
A Great Many of These Dresses
Are Marked at Half Price
500 Voile Dresses
$3 and $3.75
In light and dark grounds, with
white collars and cuffs, these dresses
are in sizes for women and young
women.
400 Voile Dresses
$4.50 and $4.75
' Navy blue, lavender and Copen
hagen are the principal colorings of
these pretty dresses, which show vari
ous designs in white.
600 Dresses of Dotted Voile, Linen and
Organdie at Half Price and Less
At $5.60
dresses of fine, printed chintz in a cool
cafe-au-lait shade, with a deep white collar
and 'sash of organdie, piped buttonholes and
pearl buttons.
flesh pink, brown or orchid organdie
dresses with embroidered dots of white.
bisque, pearl gray, rose or orchid voile
dresses dotted in white.
or white voile dresses with embroidered
dots of pink, plum, r6se or blue.
Some of the bodices of the dotted dresses
have overslips of plain color voile or organ
die, which end in big, bow sashes.
At $7.25
More of the lovely dotted dresses are in
this group and all of the dots are embroid
ered, not printed. Very fresh and cool are
the white voiles dotted in rose, blue, black,
lilac or green. Sonic have deep-pleated frills
of white organdie for the collars and cuffs,
and all have wide white organdie sashes.
Georgette Dresses, $26.50
A small group of sample dresses, mostly
in navy, though there are some in taupe and
pink. They are beaded or trimmed with
tucks and hemstitching.
At $8.75
White voile dresses have bodices of rose
or French blue dotted voile, which is also
used as banding to trim the skirts.
Another pretty frock is in pale lavender
voile, dotted in white, with white frills run
ning up the sides of the skirt.
Cool and trim are white voile dresses dot
ted in navy or black.
An effective frock has a little coatee and
many bands of loosely woven cotton crash
in gray, pink or green combined with white
voile.
At $10.25
' Delightful voile dresses in apricot, rose,
navy, or gray have white dots and many frills
of white organdie with a touch of black vel
vet ribbon.
Then there are some pretty tailored linen
dresses in white, light blue, pink or navy
combined with voile or used alone.
A number of sample dresses are also in
the group and notable among them are hand
kerchief linen dresses with hand drawnwork
and hemstitching.
And, of Course, Gingham
Scores of pretty niorning dretses in gay,
sunshiny checks and plaids are here in many
charming styles at ?6 to $7.50.
(Mnrket)
i
Dainty Vestings and
Bandings
The vestings are fluffy, pretty
combinations of net and imitation
Valenciennes lnco in white and
cream color. $3 to $5.75 a yard;
usunlly Vi. of a yard will rnaUo a
vest.
Bandings of net and laco (to be
used for collars and cuffs) are
$1.25 to $2 a yard.
(Central)
Women's Long White
Silk Gloves
Women who are wearing short
sleeves (and what woman isn't
thsso warm days?) need plenty
o'f s,uch gloves.
Tho 10-button length in tricot
slltc is $2.75 t'nd I.Iiluncso silk,
$3.75.
(CentrnI)
Colonial Rag Rugs
The cheery informality of the hit-or-miss rug is
especially homelike and desirable in the Summer
cottage.
4x 7 feet, $5.50 9x12 feet, $18.50
6x 9 feet, $9.50 9x15 feet, $23.50
8x10 feet, $13.50 12x15 feet, $32.50
Durable Fiber Japanese Straw
Rugs Rugs
' 3x9 feet, $2.75 In Two Good Room Sizes.
4.6x7.6 feet, $4 8x10 feet, $6
6x9 feet, $6 9x12 feet, $7.50
(Olir.tnnt)
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Printed Voiles
38c, 50c, 65c and
75c a Yard
The voiles at 38c a j ard are 36
and 38 inches wide and the others
are all 38 inches.
Pretty, light cliallis patterns;
large, striking designs; large
Georgette and foulard pattcnib
dark on a light ground or light
on a dark ground; there is a great
variety, and choosing is far from
limited.
(Crntrnl)
Bloomers, 65c
Nicely made bloomers of pink
crcpo-batiste with deep rufile3 at
the knees.
(Central)
Sturdy Suits for Little
Chaps Are $4.35 to $6
They are middy, rcgulutinn
sailor and button-on suits made of
tho sturdiest of wash materials
nnd nicely finished with braided
collars and cuffs, tt'js, etc.
Tho $4.35 style is u middy suit
in gray, bluo and fun.
The others, too, are in grays,
blues and tans.
(Central)
Pongee for $1 Summer Foulards for $1.60
Wash Satin for $1.10 Crepe dc Chine for $1.65
Don't those sound like old-fashioned prices? And when you see the quality of the silks, their
freshness and beauty, you'll realize that there has been a real readjustment of silk- prices.
These silks are the silks you need right now, the silks for Summer dresses and for soft, cool
underwear. The colorings are the ones that nine women out of ten prefer plenty of navy blue, brown
and black in the silks for street wear and yards and yards of flesh pink, white and cool blues in the other
silks.
Every yard is new silk, shown for the first time on Monday morning, and every yard is marked
at considerably less than the prices that have lately been asked for silks of these same qualities.
Striped Tub Shirting, $1.90
This shows stripes of various colorings on white
grounds; 32 inches wide.
Crepe de Chine, $1.65
38 inches wide, in white, flesh, pink', light blue, tur
quoise, tan, silver, wistaria, orchid, taupe, brown and
black.
Crepe de Chine, $1.95
A heavier quality, also 38 inches wide, in white, flesh,
Copenhagen, Japan, brown, pink, torquoise, bluebird,
coral, navy and black.
Foulards, $1.60
All-silk, satin-faced foulards, 35 inches wide. There
are several pretty patterns for choosing, and the principal
colorings are navy, brown, myrtle and wistaria.
Taffeta, $1.85
85 inches wide, in navy, Belgian blue, brown and
black.
Black Messaluie, $1.60
A good, serviceable quality, 35 inches wide.
Tub Shirting, $1.40
i 35-inch plain-color tub-silk shirting in white and flesh
pink. Many women use this tor underwear.
Wash Satin. $1.10 and $2
Two qualities; the $2 silk is in white and flesh pink;
61 If) c-illr io in final. ! VinfVi nvn HK lrintiPH ivirln.
the $1.10 silk is in flesh only ; both are 55 inches wide.
Chinese Pongee, $1
33 inches wide, and in the natural pongee shade.
750 Yards of Tricolette, $2.90 a Yard
Glossy tricolette of flber silk in navy, black, gray and
white the very best colors. 36 inches wide.
Silk-and-Cotton Poplin, $1.40 a Yard
This has self-stripes and is 36 inches wide, in white,
silver, tan, sapphire, brown, rose, navy and black. It makes
such pretty sports skirts.
White Sports Satin, $3 a Yard
Very lustrous and most effective for sports skirts and
sleeveless jackets. In plain or fancy weaves, it is 40
inches wide. '
Remnants Half Frice
A great variety of silk and silk-and-cotton materials
in useful lengths, all marked half price.
(Market)
Young Women's Sports
Coats Reduced to $16.50
Many Are Half Price
There are polo coats in creamy tan, lined throughout with
silk, and sports coats of navy blue tricotine to wear with plaid
skirts also lined with silk.
Short coats of navy blue or black satin are pretty with the
white skirts of summer. '
(Market)
Little Girls' Vacation Frocks
Specially Priced
At $2.50 special Regulations of rose or blue linene arc pleated
from shoulder yokes, have loose belts and are trimmed with white
braid. Sizes 6 to 14 years.
Special at $3
Gingham Frocks and Rompers for Miss 6-Year-Old
Tho little dresses are of pink or bluo checked gingham with white
sashes nnd frilled collars. ,
Tho peg-top button-on rompers are of blue or pink gingham with
white poplin waists.
Special at $3.75
Cunning dotted Swiss dresses in tan or bluo are slightly mussed
from handling, but the saving in price compensates for that. Sizes
6 to 10 years.
Flowered voile dresses in blues, pinks and various light mix- -tures
have frilled organdie collars. Sizes 8 to 14 years, $5.50.
Organdie at $8.50
Fresh, crisp organdie dresses in pale pink, white or blue arc as
pretty as the pleated frilling which adorns the necks, sashes, sleeves
and the hems of tho skirts I Sizes 8 to 14 years.
(Market)
A Hint of Cooler Breezes in the
Changing Aspect of Newest Hats
Womnn will fnrcnfc thn warmer
days in tho interest of the new
touches which individualize these
charming hats and mark them as
the first forerunners of Autumn.
Of course, there are the dark
satins and taffetas that arc so cool
looking and smart and tho roll-brim
hats with slx-pieco crowns, and
every woman wants to have one.
In direct contrast are tho bright
little hats of duvetyno; hats with
flame-colored crowns of duvetyne
and wide brims of dark hair braid
or satin, and the sailors of duvetyne
nnd wool.
$G to $12.50.
(Market)
Dainty Hand-Made
Batiste Blouses
Special at $5.90
This attractive blouse, of sheerest white batiste, with a roll collar,
has rows of double batiste inset with much hemstitching.
The sort of soft, dainty, warm-weather blouse that most women
want. To add a "different" touch a bit of good lace could be put around
the collar and cuffs.
(Market)
omen's Fashionable Low
Shoes at $6.60
Oxfords and pumps with medium heels, these are of tan or black
cnlfskin and show the good-looking imitation wing tips. The soles are
welted.
Gleaming black patent leather pumps nro in two styles; somo
have high heels and others have baby French heels.
Not all sizes in every stylo.
Children's White Oxfords, $4 and $4.50 a Pair
Sizes 8tt to 2. Tho whito leather is much like buckskin and is
easily cleaned. Mothers will llko the roominess of tho toes of the
shoes, as it gives plenty of comfort to the little toes inside.
(Clieitnnt)
Young Men, Attention!
SummerrWeight
Two-Trouser Suits, of All-
Wool Cheviot $36.50
Two pairs. of trousers with a suit means almost d'ouble wear, andt
thero is a substantial money saving on every one of these suits.
They are young men's styles of all-wool cheviots in good gray
and blown mixtures. The coats half lined with mohair.
All .sizes 34 to 42 in the lotr.
Men's All-Wool Suits,
$27.50 and $34.50
Every suit is marked much 'less than it would be. marked under
ordinary circumstances. Materials are summer-weight, all-wool
cheviots, and styles arc semi-conservative and conservative. There is
every regular size to choose from, though not in each style.
(Onllcrj-. Market)
Boys'Shoes Special at $3.50
Sturdy tan Blucher shoes with wide toes are in sizes 10 to 13&.
Boys' Oxfords at $5.50
Straight-laco tan Oxfords with wide toes are in sizes 10 to 13s.
Tennis Shoes and Oxfords for men and boys are of plain w'hito
or brown duck or canvas, or of white trimmed with brown. $2 to $3.75
a pair.
(Oallery, Market)
Scented Toilet Soaps, 10c a Cake
They are nicely packed and can be had three in a box or
separately.
Heliotrope, Violet, Rose,
White Lilac, Sandalwood
They're from one of the best-known s,oap makers in the
country.
(Chestnut)
Skirts of White Surf
Satin at $2.90
A simple and becoming skirt of this gloaming white material ha3
inset pockets, each topped with a flap and a pearl button. It is in
regular sizes up to .'10-irn'h waistbands.
Other pretty tub .skirts of rep, gnlatca, gabardine and surf satin
are here at $1.63 to $0.75.
iMurUet)
Summer Curtains and
Portieres
About a Fourth Less
at $3.23 to $6.50 a Pair
The curtains, which are !M incho- wide, and the portieres,
which are 36, are of stenciled cotton crash and aio 2'j urds long.
Some of ihem have valances.
The .-stenciling i' in attractive patterns of green and gold,
black and green, old rose and green, etc.
Summer Madras Portieres
Reduced to $7 and $9 a Pair
Madras curtains are especially pretty and airy hanging in
doorwnys and these are full-length, 2- yards long. Madras
is lijrht ns thistledown, but vrtv durable.
Those at $9 have a high luster 'hat makes them look liko
silk.
Brown, green, old rose, olive and uttraetivo cnltr combina
tions nre in the lot and every pair of cuitains is worth quite
a bit more.
Mosquito Netting
Special at $1.65 a Piece
Black or white and each piece is 58 inches wide nnd 8
yards long. Plenty of use for it; July is only half through!
Good Screen Cloth at 35c a Yard
It is 36 inches wido and In gray, i
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