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Si CAoie i4 Sa
I uauy i' uan-wii. x utn.
.,r nl.ln n ect what slio
Ty aim - -
wants when she wants It I
truly btllcvo Is nn essential of thu
,. tell dressed woman. Many,
", women have perfectly splen
."dlnUntlons as far ns their Clothes
J" concerned, and M they followed
rat these day dreams of theirs they
would posscis both smartneM and
Lklduallty In their dressing. But
they ftH down when It comes to
nt.ltln these plans through. And,
PV -A..rV vot arc Judged only b.v
?sul Von might Just as well
hare Intended to wear nn unbe
comla? hat as to wear one. Tho
Xtlsallthosamc.
Now n clever little friend of mlnn
who dresses extremely well " n
really small Income, nude up her
Snf that instead or getting n suit
Sis seal-on she would get n so
rt led sports coat of heavy navy
m,, t n. It seemed to her that
lth the 'lohes she had on hand
ni the requirements that sho
weuld hate on her wnrdrobo, this
Its the best selection she could
aike. She had visions of several
icparate skirts, one at least to be
nude at home.
Now it happened that such sepa
rate coat was not to be had at the
first two or three shops she visited,
and a less dauntless young woman
would surely hnvo been sidetracked
by some of the many tempting
models that were ofTcred to her as
substitutes. Moreover, when at
lift she found the coat she wished
it was silently more expensive- than
ihe had thought It would be. But
that was what she wanted. It was
the Important garment in tho sum
mer wardrobe that she had planned
for herself, and she knew that if
she permitted herself to be side
tracked she would regret it. So she
rot the sports coat, nnd it is here
for your npprowil today. It is of
splendid, benvy sntiu thnt will hold
up under pcisistent wearing, made
on straight outbful lines, as you
see, with the long collar forming
the rovers. White patent leather
forms the belt, and the buttons
which trim the sleeves. With this
sports iackct in the sketch you will
see a skirt that she bought to wear
with it. It is made of n combina
tion plain nnd checked silk, the
plain silk and the background of the
(riorencc Koc will help you
envelope to this newspaper.)
(Conyrlsht,
with
1930,
The
Marriage Trifler
By HAZEL DEYO BATCHELOlt
CepvriBht. till, Vv PvbHe tedoer Co.
Barbara Knight and A'etth Grant
ore married at the end of n success
ful society season. Seemingly then
art both blrssed by the nod tn every
v.ay, but Keith's idea of wnrrted life
and Barbara's are two entirely differ
eat Mines. Barbara wants to go right
on leading the younger aet in the
octal teAIrl, ichlle Kotfh wants love,
rfol love, a few good friends and a
home. Because Barbara thinks not
at all of the serious aid of life, she
h a marriage trifler. It is not until
the faces a serioui problem tn the
shape of another woman that she ts
thoroughly ai oused.
TEITH had not been looking forward
to th suriimer with any enjoyment.
This was to be their first summer aa
the Keith Ornnta nnd tney had been
discussing the problem of a house. Bar
bara, wanted to take the Challontr place
at Newport and Keith knew that the
utibllshlng of their household effects In
the enormous stone palace would mean
in endless round of house parties, an
enormous letlnue of servants, and a
fisting of the summer months as ur
is he was concerned.
, The Challoners were In Europo and
Marcla, who still advised Keith and
liirliara as to what they should and
should not do, strongly advised the
taking of the old house.
"It will do splendidly for this season,
and until you decide where you want to
I ulld," she advised. "You can't go
wrong on It." And so, although the final
arrangements had not been made, It was
pretty well decided that tho Keith
itirfnts would move Into Uie Challoner
Place at the end cf June.
When Barbara lert Ellse and Kath
'rlne and ran 'downstairs to the wait
ing car. hor heod was teeming with
Plans. She felt na though she was no
longer working In the dark. She had
met Katherlno outside of Keith's office
b an equal, nnd she was confident that
m no way had eho betrayed her real
feelings regarding Keith. A surgo of
confidence buoyed her up. The sick
reelings of the past days had left and
he felt like meeting life on a different
Plane, she had no Idea what she
would do, but more and more sho real
ised that even If she did not love Keith
with all her heart and sho knew that
nne aic, mat pride alone would force
her to battlo with another woman for
him
v ',',W13ero ls JIr- Grant?" she oakod
iia later, when she wus In her own
?.m a.n.d Keltifr out of her things,
v.,, V11 .,ee lr he has come In," said
."lis. m her quaint, carefully conect
i.ngllsh. and returned a moment later
.OT,tlul Klth waB In his den.
Shall I put out the new orchid dress,
maaame? she asked an Barbara was
hurry Inr out of tho loom.
iv,nMithln5,'" ,Barbdra flung oer her
hXLdr-.bl".,,Hr1rlei1 to ,l10 'e room
n.rliVSut of.tha Wre, gorgeously
wiTC . ?. "Payment, she recollected
?h. tfJ.H't l,a.nK' .waB '''o only one
Idelo furnished after his own
whVohhJ tltl!& before his big desk
reniM. 8V J?Bd faya ridiculed as a
lSai? .of hla ,wn on,ce furniture. He
?J i .JiP i18 B,ho Pushed open the door
mu5ml!1e1' ., Jn that 8m" Barbara
one Komethlnc that "had been there
X. ft" could not have told exactly
heen Mliwas, "e.r firBt Impulse hod
tha? iLJnif llerBclf nto his arms, but
rose rmPrtlle,w,ns.n,,e,lc1 ,lB h0 stantlv
tin h7 fe0U8,X I? RLeet " Sh" beld
hastv r,ce and Ke"n' accustomed to. a
genuy ' Bt01,ped UI,d klsaed her
UM$?rj-'a 'mpulse was go draw
tut L hZay- but, ll0r "eart beating
towani hidrid .1 BUfh 'nf- ShB leaned
hefaamli(I'l,H,nt, crusied his llpa to
usual? riM ,d lnot drnw away as 8he
S ',nh ,,rBS- or " Petulant remon
frMk nat ,l wan crushing her new
neck K.i.h S.rim8 B,1,d "P arou,l His
For dav i, tf", "i decP scm,o of relief.
? some i n,ildid ,felt a ',va,, a brrler
tarrieTrfwea890 the,n' now '"'
ln"the1nin!trucJ sonorously somewhere
bn.ftear-df',-'fm,eCflth W" "
Mre'-hBiy"?8 ,t,,a7. Oh. but I don't
Se MoVtlmer8 "er bacU' "Whal
he nnal" tmi,hleU" ?amft wnlch
U was Ha thmh pnut r costume,
had been huph1 " In'8Understandlngs
knew thai for Prt..aay' .but Darba?a
begun jLVr the selBo had only
WoVei th ausf1JB,,e Jnew fw
"sy Mcte-ry! Uld not BlVe "'er n
T""orrow-rbTrI make, another
Shnvn WUk
Cuticupa Soap
The New, Way
tfn Sports Coat
ujr j' lurenco nose
checked silk being of tan, while the checks
are of navy blue. The panel nt the front
and back nro of the plain. The hat, which
was also bought to wear with tho sports
coat, la of white straw, with a soft crown
of navy blue satin, the sole trimming
being a feather fancy, jauntily placed nt
tho back.
your clothes problem. Address stampod
by Florence Iloer.)
DREAMLAND
ADVENTURES
THE GYl'SY RACE
itr PAnny
t
aiiAPTun iv
At the Fair
rpHE gipsies were much excited oer
x the races to be held at tho town
fair." said Toddle Pupklns. while Peggy
and Billy listened with both ears to hear
about tho working of Gray Prince's plan
to rescue little Phil, tho kidnapped boy.
ftBV!l ISr ViWtlSSIil Take truN.
Second Floor 1211 Chestnut St.
A Most Unusual
Saving Opportunity
A positive saving of one-half on footwear that is supreme
in fashion and superior in quality must make an instant econ
omy appeal to all Women who appreciate? style and "Jalue
Nv White Linen White Linen
I Sw-jfv New "Theo" Two-Eyelet y
v3R $5.85 $5.85 Jfrx
( - White Linen White Linen
V. ,"?3l Dress or White Kid
Sw 3k Oxford Pumps fH
uVn $5fJ5 $5.85, J
yv White Buck White Buck
f -Cv Sport "College" f
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Upstairs Star for Women
1211 Chestnut Street
"Every day the gipsies tried out the
horaea. They had many fast steeds, but
the i fastest of alt were nomany nye and
Gray Prince. -With these two the gipsies
were sure they could boat any of the
horses owned by the town folks.
'" Betting ready for the races' they
took Just aa good care of Gray Prince
as Hod Peter took of Romany Rye, lil
favorite, with the result that when the
K"at day came Gray Prince waa In
fine form.
" 'I feel as though I could run swifter
inon a swallow files whispered Gray
innco to my parents, Shep, the sheep
1.2ft 'r"nri:advAnn' the oollles. I will
fair ?JiRny .Ryo ,n " rn8 a th9
and ,i ayi and. tonRht I will beat htm
b!Srit hr. ot,cr..K'Psy horses in the
iimF TMicVf,an to" race t0 carry
mother? l0 hl8 f4hcr and
rTi' As". ?f the glpsy camp were
Hht.r.83,TPC5led1 t0 W "o rices t.U
2,iiiPx.,. ?,yiAnn ,ntl myself crept away
X'ilrh0-L.bins ,5en and "ot nto the
fence through a holo in the
"At "X1 ther.e were a lot of small
racee. Some of tho gipsy horses won
and some lost, for several of tho town
horses were swift runnern.
"nomany Ityo and Gray Prince did
not go Into these small races. They
were being held for the big race of
the day, tin two prls for which were
bigger than all the other prjaeei put
together. Tho gypsies expected nomany
Itye to win one of tho two prizes and
Gray Prince the other.
"This race was to be tho boil two out
of three. That Is, Instead of Just ono
race to decide the prlae. tho winner had
to win two out of three races.
"When tho horses were called for the
start of tho big race, there were tne
two gipsy horses In It, nomany llye and
Gray Prince, and three town horses.
THeso town horses looked very speedy.
Indeed, and so did Romany Rye. but
Gray Prince looked the speediest of all.
" 'Got' shouted the Judge hh they
lined up In front of him, and away they
went in a flash. A bier bav town horse
darted to the front, nnd Romany Rye. 1
wiui iiea rner in ms saaaio, was sec
ond. Then came the other two town
horses, with Gray Prince In the rear.
"Lady Ann gave a growl when she
saw Gray Prince In the rear, but Shep
Just barltod hopetutry.
" 'Menls wnltlne for the other horse
to wear themseivca out.' said Shep.
'Watch him as they near tho finish.'
"Sure enough, as tho horses dashed
around tho circular race track, Gray
rnnce paascu me inni iwo town norses,
and became tho third In tho race.
Romany Rye put all his swiftness Into
hlfl legs nnd crept up on the .bay town
horse until they were running nec and
neck. The bay horse was a fighter nnd
struggled hard, but Romany Ityo fought,
too, nnd finally ho shoved his head out tn
front. Then, as the bay horse fell back
a bit, Romany Rye thought he had won
the race.
"But what was this thunder of hoofs
behind him? What was thin horoe com.
Ing up to hlo flank, then to his shoulder,
then to his neck, then running nose anu
nose with him?
"It was Gray Prince Gray Prince
galloping smoothly, strongly, with won
derful speed. Romany Rye spurted He
leaped ahead, but It was only for a
moment. Out to the fron,t dashed Oraj
Prince, a wlnnor by a full .length.
"My, how the crowd did ell ! Mj,
how wo dogs did bark! I tell jou It was
exciting!" nnd Toddle Pupklns pausca
to bark to show them how exciting It
was.
"Wo dogs rushed to tell Gray Pilncc
we were clad he hnd won. Then Grav
Prince said something very strange to
us.
" 'Don't worry If nomcthlnir bad hnn
pens to me,' he whlsepered. 'I'm going
to do a circus horse trick to fool theso
Iripsles. and to fix things so tonight I'll
be Bure to win In my race to carry lit
tle Phil back home.' "
What Gray Prince's trick was will be
I told tomorrow.
Elevator to
WANAMAKER'S
Wanamakers
Worth Noting
Vacation days are
here, and more are
coming.
And in these times,
when, even short trips
are costly, it is wise to
clip the corners on the
needed accessories.
Wanamaker's Down
Stairs Store was estab
lished for that very
purpose. In present
ing dependable mer
chandise of the less ex
pensive grades it is
of real help to every
vacationist.
Suppose, .for in
stance, that your vaca
tion list includes these
things:
A bathing suit
Soap and talcum
A pair of new
pumps
A suit case
A tub skirt or frock
An extra knock
about frock for one of
the children.
'Such a list can be
checked off in the
Down Stairs Store at
the expenditure of the
minimum amount of
time and money.
The Bathing Suit
can be chosen from a
score of women's mod
els between $1.65 and
$6.75. (Market)
The Soap and
Talcum
are but the affair of a
moment. A generous
cake of soap of a good
brand can be had in
rose, violet, white lilac,
sandalwood or helio
trope at 10c. A pound
package of talcum,
trailing arbutus, cory
lopsis or violet is 20c.
(Chestnut)
The Pumps
or perhaps it's ox
fords that you want
can surely be found in
the collection of
women's smart Sum
mer footwear reduced
to $4.25. Most' every
pair was originally
almost twice as much.
(Chestnut)
The Suit Case
can be of shiny black
enameled cloth at $5
for a week-end size to
$16.50 for one big
enough for the whole
trip. Matting cases,
which are very light,
are $3.75 to $12.
(Chestnut)
The Tub Skirt
can be of pique at
$1.65 or of fine, mer
cerized white gabar
dine at $5.75 or any
of the half hundred
styles between. (Mar
ket) ,The Frock
The only hartf part
about choosing a frock
is making up your
mind which is the pret
tiest there are so
many delightful
dresses gathered here.
Prices are astonish
ingly low. (Market)
And for the
Children
there is a practical lit
tle regulation dress of
Copenhagen or rose
linene, trimmed with
white braid. Sizes 6
o 14 years. $2.50.
Market)
blue or-pink checked
gingham rompers with
overall tops are cool
and serviceable for
youngsters of 3 to 6.
90c. (Central)
Any One of These Men's All-Wool Suits
Is a Good Buy at $25, $27.50 or $34.50
whether it's aa an investment or because you need ono right away.
Those sound more like wholesale prices, and the sound isn't far wrong! The genuine
saving on each suit is considerable.
All of them. are of good-looking mixed or striped cheviots, half-lined or quarter
lined with good mohair.
. They lit well aoross the back and over the shoulders and the styles are right
conservative and semi-conservative.
Separate Trousers at $3.75
White Duck or Khaki Color
They stand for sports, recreation and
genuine relaxation !
Men's Initialed
Handkerchiefs, 45c Each
Of pure white linen with narrow hemstitched
hems and neat initials.
Plain White Linen Handkerchiefs
are 30c, 45c, 50c, 75c and for extra sizes, 86c each.
(Cen(rnl)
Men's Straw Hats
$2 $2.50 and $3.50
and there's wide choosing at these three prices.
No need for any man to wear a soiled hat!
(Gallery, Market)
Hundreds of
Mk Jm,
HhhP
$6 $8
Pretty White Dresses
for Girls of 6 to 16 Years
One is of crisp white lawn trimmed with lace
and finished with a soft ribbon sash. $7.50.
Other styles in quite a variety are $4.60 to $7.80.
Middies
$1.76 for white linene middies with Copenhagen
blno collars and cuffs finished with white braid.
Sizes 10 to 14 years.
$2 for all-white middies of jean (the girls w ill
need them for gym, anyhow!) in 10 to 16 year sizes.
(Murkrt)
Women's Taffeta
Coats
Are Real Summer Coats
and their prices have been lowered considerably,
which is an added advantage to vacationists. There
are several different models in black or navy blue at
$17, $19 and $25.
Serge Capes
in navy blue or black are nice to slip over Summer
dresses! They arc special at $16.50 to $29.
(Market)
25 Per Cent Deducted From
the Prices of All Our
Couch Hammocks
The floor samples arc reduced even more, because
their coverings may be cvor so slightly mubsod.
Most of them are khaki-color hammocks, iome are
covcied with heavy striped material and some with
cretonne.
AH of them aro good hammocks and, coming at
this time, this is an exceptional opportunity.
Prices are now $12.50, $13.75, $22.50, $30 and $35.
(Central)
Women's Cool White Footwear
$5.25 to $9.90 a Pair
White leather Oxford ties und pumps with smart imitation or real winsr tips carry
out the idea of being sensible and practical in the welted soles and the medium or low
heels. $8 to $9.90 a pair.
Pumps, instep ties and Oxford ties of fine white canvas have turned soles and high,
baby French or medium heels. $5.25 to $7 a pair.
Tan Brogue Oxfords, $9.90 a Pair
Of tan calfskin, tho smart brogues have full wing tipb and medium or low heels.
Black brogue Oxfords with low heels are $8.90 a pair.
Children's Slippers
Special at $1.90
White leather two-strap pumps, sizes 8',i to 2.
Also, sandals of white leather or of black patent
with white or champagne leather tops, siics 8Vi to 11.
Children's White Canvas Pumps in Sizes 2 to 11, Are $1.30 to $2.10
' a Pair, According to Size
(Chettnqt)
DOWN STAIRS STORE
Down
(G.tlcrj-, Market)
Women's Vacation Dresses
All the Choosing One Could
Wish Between $3 and $25
Voile shows how varied it can be in hundreds and hundreds of
dresses in almost innumerable styles. ....
Thero aro dresses of dark-ground voile, dresses of light, frocks
with littlo figures and dresses of voilo in large, striking designs.-
Prices begin at ?3 and go very gradually up to $10.25.
A Large Group of Voile Frocks at $4.50
A woman might pick out three or four attractlvo dresses from
this group and be sure of widely different styles and patterns!
The Voile Dress Sketched at $8
is of very dainty voile with tiny rings and pin stripes of tan or blue
on a white ground. It has a sash of the material, and the collar, the
cuffs and the bands on tho overskirt are of organdie.
Clean-Looking Ginghams, $6 to $7.50
The dress at $6 that is sketched is representative of the good
values. It is of black or blue checks on white, and the collar, vestce,
cuffs and pocket-tops are of white organdio bound with gingham.
Organdie for Gayety ! $ 1 0.25 to $25
White, rose, Copenhagen, pink, flowered organdie and organdie in
various colors combined with white oh, what pretty daintiness!
Tricolette Dresses at $15 and $17
They are nicely tailored, well made over silk foundations, and are
in navy or brown. '
(Market)
Sizes
to 5,
Tho
heels.
Stairs
Cool Cloth Suite at $14.75
These are mostly the styles that young
men like, and the suits are in the lighter
shaded that make for coolness.
Men's Tan Brogue Oxfords
$8.75 a Pair
Need a new pair of low shoes for vacation ?
Ill is Is a good style with full wing tips and low,
broad heels.
Men's and Boys' Tennis Shoes
and Oxfords
Of white canvas, they have sturdy cemented
rubber soles. $2 to $3.75 a pair.
(dallerr, Market)
500 Boys' Junior Norfolk
Wash Suits, $1.85
(All Are Much Reduced Some
Half Price)
Sturdy, well-tailored little suits of galatca, ging
ham and chambray'in stripes or plain colors, prin
cipally brown, tan, blue, pink nnd green. The Junior
Norfolk is a comfortable suit and one that is
becoming to all little boys. These will fit youngsters
of 3 to 8 years.
(Oallerr, Market)
Women's Plain White Linen
Handkerchiefs, 18c Each
Hemstitched handkerchiefs of just the sort that
women want to put in the vacation trunk.
(Central)
White Galatea Skirts for
Young Women, $2.25
They are pleated or plain and are in the short
lengths that young women like.
Special at $5.75
Here are a dozen styles in skirts of mercerized
white gabardino and some skirts of salmon-pink faille
(bilk-and-cotton) which have satin stripe borders
above the hems.
Other Inexpensive Skirts
are in scores of wearable Summer styles in pique,
galatca, gabardino and surf satin, in regular and
extra sizes, at $1.65, $1.90 to $3.75.
Silk Skirts
start at $10.75 for a soft and pretty affair of white
crepo de chine, knife-pleated, and go to $18.75 for
pleated sports silks.
(Market)
1-3 Deducted From the Prices of
Children's Ankle-Strap Jumps
$1.60 a pair. Sizes 4 to 8, $2.20.
Sizes 8 to 11, $2.70.
shoes in the lasl two groups have wedge
WANAMAJKER'S
Store
.1
New Satin
Hats
Are Wonderfully
Becoming
Most of them are quite small,
with brims upturned from tho
face most becomingly. Some
of them have long, bobbing
silk tassels, some boast crowns
of bright duvetync. Most of
the hats arc in black or navy
blue.
Airy and summery are tho
hats, with wide brims of ma
line, transparent and cool.
These often have satin crowns
and, perhaps, a bit of uncurled
ostrich around tho crown.
Excellent choosing among
these new hats between $3.85
and $6.50.
(Market)
White Tub Silk
Blouses, $.90
Made in a pretty style, they
have a tucked vestce and are
finished with largo pearl
buttons.
(Market)
Double-Panel
White Sateen
Petticoats, Special
at $2
Of white sateen with a
double panel in front, they are
finished with wide flounces.
On each flounce there are three
little ruffles, too!
At $3.50, petticoats of
gleaming white surf satin
have double panels in front
and back.
(Central)
600 Satin
Camisoles at $2
Lovely things, as dainty as
can be, the camisoles are of
gleaming pink satin trimmed
with pretty laces, strips of
Georgette crepe, tiny rose
buds, etc., and have shoulder
straps of blue, pink or orchid
satin ribbon. They make
pretty gifts.
(Central)
Women ys
Underwear at
Low Prices
Band-Top
Combinations, 50c
Fino ribbed white cotton
union suits with band tops and
tight knees.
Bodice-Top
Combinations, 65c
Of white ribbed cotton, with
lace-trimmed knees and ribbon
shoulder straps. Extra bizes
aro 75c.
Vests, 35c, Three for $1
Bodice top ests of fine
ribbed cotton have the plain
band tops with tape shoulder
straps. First quality in reg
ular and extra sizes.
Low neck, sleeveless vests
with narrow shoulder straps in
regular and extra sizes arc in
first and second qualities.
(Central)
Children 's
Stockings, 35c
Three Pair for $1
They arc of sturdy black or
white ribbed cotton in sizes 6
to 10.
(Central)
Summer Corsets
in Six Models
at $2.50
Pink or white, coutil or ba
tiste, topless or low bust A
niuro urc six moueis irom
which to select, and they tako
caro of all figures from the
slight to the medium-stout.
Brassieres, Special
at$l
Open-front brassieres nro of
white batisto trimmed with
lace or embroidery,
(Central)
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