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n.-nTitL'ni: o. iiamj:
SNTINR
nr
i - . i i.-i! . i : "" vmi ocrvice Vyom-
risT would yo- mind bring ns mlJ on g o.xerIeK-lnB considerable .llf
J hninp 'I"""1" of COT" fr.m ' nn nL " "rcl,r'"S male Ktcnosraphcrs. to
"All rU'li ln,unr '"" . ' "J"' tne wnn Is over nnii n larce nunibci
,tllithe HnlWniC touchy lo 1.1-l- of younfc men Imve 'come back fro m
putting . . ,iAny ot)ier over there" nml nrn tnl,lnr n .,,., n,..
-,r limnui-"'"'-
"John MeDermott n tho V'
. t ti-flclier of the olxth grade .n
pointed trtclior
tda
.-.i..r served and die-
reiiMtlfrriinin. .n..... ,
.tiff. I'll pay,"
nlfic"'. . :. ' 1...1 remnrked. "Nov
.- llOnntn HIllli .'
'! T. Id m I'll .my," m,pple
ntlirlo-rt. come clani,
mrntcl notncr. ,. . .
Jea-tryW to plant the
rUnHtln.and'r.tbmetc
letn little tniniH Tiini
Interri'teci in i-...,,,
balling. ... ,,,i .i10 Ii,,nr!,
The illsmis'ii l" p"""
rc thrown, open: t..ere r u,u
thutflc of little w. u ""
taitn to lionr ot Into the afternoon
mn'tilne. 'men mm. ....... : n
... n,l Hlioutinffl Such throwing and
dolnicnnl.noW:bBUHl
It win n pretty b ; "-
,. .1 ... .1... .lilt.l.nli no
he fnmc. so iiik- -
tlio romped and played, bo thought
.i. t.M.rrM ns they put nwny their
bool and pnperu and prepared to go
home. So thought Mls Uoodwin, the
flfth-grmle teaclier, " "" irmin-ull
htr lnt pupil, whom she had kept nftcr
dchool for punlsiiiineni. winuny nan
disturbed the class by passing around n
toy foiiutnln pen which exploded when
the can wa11 rcmovni.; ui uu .inuiuj
bm eoiiu and there wnn no reason to
Idctflln her longer, so Blie arranged her
desk, gathered her things anil started
I for home.
The snow crunched under her feet ;
the nir as cold nnd clear. She pulled
her little turban down on her bend and
ththtcucd her fur about her. It was
good to he out In (Sod's pure nlr nftcr
.vi ilfllnp nttnnsnliern nf Hip ilnun.- ll:T.'i 'IT s'"r" Funeral services on Tuei
tne slliiU'B uiiiioiiiiiirc vi iiil iiass- day afternoon, nt 3.:io o'clotki nt Ilurtla
room.
livery where- children were coasting,
ihouting and playing in the snow.
"What a vi time the cliildrcn linve; '
she thought, "wouldn't itiitiil having a
few cnod slides myself. I haven't bad
n rood const since I was mi to I'mOc
Tom's In Maine. Oh. but that was a
good time!" she sighed, with n happy
recollection of that good time. "Hut
picture me coasting down these
Hreeii. inus sue dismissed tne sub
ject.
After a few minutes' wnjk she came
upon a crowd of children with Miss
ArNun. the cldith-giudu tencher. In
their midst. They were laughing and
arguing and she was luughing and pro
testing.
"What ever is the matter witn you
BeonleV" Miss (loodwiu asked of the
crowd.
"Oh. save me." cried Miss Nelson.
in mock alatm. "They want mo to eo
coatlng with them." Then the children
surrouuiKMl .Miss uoodwin. "Oh, but
Miis Uoodwin is coming, too," tliey
exclaimed. And before tliey coiiki pro
test further they were swept nwuy on
the ne of (.hildish enthusiasm.
At the toil of the hill there was more
I arguing and protesting, but to no avail.
It was agreed at last that Miss Good
win dinind have the first coast nnd
little Mary Johnson should kneel on
the back of the sled. Hn. nftcr nsxiirtni?
herself that no one was nround to see
ler, they started down the hill.
I he flexible flier was short and ns
tier hounded over n lump hi the tnow
little Mnrv un; thrown nfF lonvtntr
Hiss (ioodwin to const nloiu;.
She thought how fiinnv sln imwr mmr
but still she hud to admit Hint It wm n
dandy slide and she was enjoying her
teH. The hill wus steep unit the sled
flew swiftly over the Icy snow.
Hut as fate would have It, just as the
sled neiireil the foot of the hill, a man
dashed across Its path, intent on catch
ing n stieet cur just slowing down nt
flic next corner. Mnu nnd sled reached
the spot ut the same time. There was
a irash as a dozen of eggs stiuck the
Ky pavement, and sprawling in umlig
nlhed confusion iu the gutter lay John
McDcrmott.
"What luck!" he muttered. Then,
as he faced his iissnilunt, he stammeied.
i beg your pardon, Miss Goodwin. I
r1 "
"Tile fault wn fill mlnn " ul. ...
. . .... .., n.iu mull-
Jgrd to siiy when she had gained her
ll'tt "I inn vnrv in.M' 11... 11.. t
aidnt think there was you see, the
cliil.lien teased so," she stammered.
r, .Ji it"lc,.Mr.rT"ott llntl "v
rde himself. "1 don't ccnernllv ,.,,
raaVl"5! ' , iW. "but I had an cr-
rant to do tndav. lint t ...... .
ffiXt1'
'hell hill' llllll liuunnwl I.I... l...t .1
l.tl.J!lUi ""'W'1. -! he must be
B .;y,s ",I("IB '"ward home.
mntt ' ,01 r"',uBe. Jlr. JleDer
Iffiott e,(, ,.(( nfti.. i,i.
Ihnt's all rlcht. 'Pi..,.. '..-.. i... .
nfonen. A yellow, oozy mass on the
Pavement conhrm.,1 his statement,
his t'kln,.0l'!'l"B Mc.D.cw" found on
cces ii i,M'f C0,utail'l"K l07.cn of
eigs. He hastened to mFhs Goodwin's
room fur ,, explanation. """""""'
iisiuid hi,' 0,.'.ri,Bt1tnke them," she
"in eu iiini. "1 mude Mm In-nni- o,..
others.
safeH1'1'1'!1" F'.lcr t0 c' them home
noon t . t( Kt t,onting tills after
?"?" .J.,1Hte'l. would you care t
H ,th,.r l"1.".'? "ark tl,U "eulngf"
..," ' . u,llt thnt evening and mimv
uuicr even niM If .; " i" 4""". .""'.'
fll'les, during 't.
il thutu'L',1.'6 1 " "'I' tie
I )f to it; U (ino'1' "nil John Mn
ril.J'f B"t to. really know each nthnr
, ---n-. V nun iM'LUt'pn run
Tim , r '"l '"."any Know cm
took un,,,. .. :...'""h '" M'e walls hack
o .wtP,o,,,th?ti8' lll they "n
i.. !. rl t0 the boy. the.se wnlku ,...,!
thenil
with the suow cruuch-
fl'fat- II till t...n -I. If III.
re sinef t,tl',,11''l tarn and rose
S0I, ,.r,arf- trudged bes do him.
thoy "u .,MMKtn!!,,ra ,,cttvlP "' lrk
uu o , II h "' nM,,,' .uiul wotri' "
d of ,. I, ' (?"B niBllt tl,wr'l the
that the L '"'V U K('c"'l'' to the boy
ia. nf,"1.0"'.' ".'" hrlghtci. the wind
than cur T."r.i-H,m'v Ikle.l more
Prettier tl, h,'"ul "ls 8'"e ookei
iwayhU1 "?""?": Ar Putting
i-tood for ui:fi" " "T, Ule evening, '"cy
'e left o t . i" l'10 r,'!c,k tcrrtt t
"iJ,'. i.tl10 tob"KRhn slide.
W. "oJk Bw""?erful !'" .f "Inlracd the
'"lies o m uKrw? 1 0VPr l ,lle mHes and
nd there1 U,vA"g,BrouC(1' 'lotted
hrubb"" nni tl U"'PH , treeB nn'l
about the Ha,eitl"! c'-owtr thronging
W a" you Ve l"'t "0t httlf so wo
Hho started. ""vi,v t-i. .
iinu,..! r" " "Pr hair. "Do vnu u,...
ii... "'i nave foumi i... C m-ii
aionn can tnT Vi.oV n ,UUB
,leaft. Don't vJ!.. ' votl1 ,n my
hisnerc, I ..Ji.Aou.. .tb,nk. .ar," ho
wre-for mc-li, ufu,.r?.u'' . Jcarn to
.Uitt0tK8a,i'g0.savono
?t complete novdctto-'-xi.e Snow
.
U.S. SEEKS STENOGRAPHERS
Job. Qo Beoglng, Though Men Aro
Offered Good Pay
l llC I lilted States Civil SWvlon n.m
tntflntr un tmw nni
mtloiiH, government 1nlw m. .mine- i......
, J'V1 ""vice examination I, not
difficult to nny one of nveraec hiteill-
trn ,""
n.i ...i. ..T '" urn uru uuurt
".'Vwmi entrance salaries an
1IKI1 IIS Mil Ml n Venr nrn ...... ...!.. f.
successful nnpllcnnts. "'""
ttiM?.,,!L,,,nt'0,,,nr,,,h,,1 lnllc federal
Ililldiiig every Tuesday and applications
II. li.Vi.,0 VT1 n.1 K,,nm rortofflco
post i c y n I,er,,olinl cn" or y
Site Offered Willow Grove Church
Announcement bns been made that
the recently formed PresbWcrlan con
gregation nt Willow Grove has been of.
fered a splendid building site for the
proposed new church, on the Willow
Grove Doylestoun highway, In the
northern section of the suburb. The
site, tallied nt S2000, Is the gift of H.
!,' tn.ii V0,1!"0"' ", W111,w (,fvc
and rhiladelphla, contingent upon the
congregation raising within the next
yenr the sum of $:(M0 to bo applied to
a permanent building fund.
INMKMOniAJl
nirnr rnIF?.,n ,MlnK memory of
fliJ WT,' Fonnnniir.n. who nprtii
thin fa July o. 1B03. TUB FAMILY
4 A wUFP .(n". S'urphy). July 24. AONHS
ii"m"M ,3i',. ". m" 'ro,n lior lute rcald.'nce.
mn.. .' n..1ilr,lon "' .Solemn requiem hlith
Mi'.?.l,-P,r.L"dy of Mercy Church 10 a m.
i " i!.,1, '.i1' T1.'! Julv ' m-'". JOHl.Tll
ii",.'t,Vhunrt.,".f .Kmllev H. llechtolrt (neo
JJXU. i ' lV;,.,"vos ""'I friends Invltid lo
uicral, on Weilmiidny mornlnit. nt S.30
clock, from hl lain residence (litis Uaie
V ,.!' rh U1""" Ht " Church of Our Lady
vnte o'clock. Int. atrlclly nrl-
"OI'I'IS July 22. 1020 HL'SAN Ht.-
ItelntlvpH nnd frlenda uro Invited lo attend
funeral, Tuea . from her late rcaldcnco. 13
V . lntll Ht . Mn.fll. 1T,a1 T. U.... !.. ...
arcua Hook llnntlst Church, 2 p in. Int.
private
. V ...l4'.V "-" Aaliury Park, N J , on
July 23 UllMl. K. Klfni'Vl' l.,..l... ti
beCta M. Iind hrothnr nt Sli.tminl T f'nu,!....
i..Mur,, itauury i-arit. interment nt
Hay Mew L'emeter. Jersey City, on Wed
nesday. lllA.M)I.i;it On
till.'
21.
riiniiK i:
(InuKhler nf the late I) Webster and
I Chandler RelatUei nnd trlenils nlted
to the servliv, nn Tcisdiiv iillrrnnon. nt i
,!,:,i 11 ,.ni r,,'"iriii. of John II. Herrlll,
4iii'S,h '.t'"1.' .'.. ntirmmt prhnte.
I IIOHH At Ml Holly, jf. j July 24,
1020 l'LOHUNCB widow of Jos.-nh Cross
yited 117. S.Tlces at her late resldenre. 342
HlBh .. Ml. Holly, N. J. Tucs.. I p. m.
Int. St Andrew 'b Cem
.. C.UI'V .:Y ?? ,11'-0 w siAunici:.
husband of Olive C t'ulp and .on of the Into
Leonard nnd IloslnA Culp. aged (13. Ilcla
tlVM and frlenda are lnlled to attend fu
neral sen Ice. Wed , 2 n m . at hla luto resi
dence Marble Mall, 1'a
DAVIIjH. At the Preslnterlnn Home.
.IJ'i',".,.,.uJuly .!. i:i'AItl) l'L'NTAIN
OAMLH lined 74 Henlces nt tho Home.
Tu1.v.?i?., " m' Int Westminster Cem.
D i:VINi:. July 22. WILLIAM A., hus
band of Catherine Devliie (neo O'Neill) nnd
son of the late John and Mary Devlne, for
merly of Chestnut Hill IlelatUea nnd
frlenda Invited to funeral Turs.. S.30 a. m..
realdence. (1311 N 32d at. Solemn hlh mnsa
of renulcni i Pt . ARatha's Church. 10 a. m.
Int Holy Sepulchre.
P.0,,,'ilHnJ1-TSud ,cnly. on Jul" 1. 1n2".
IIAIIHY. eon of the lain Jamb and Dorothea
Doeraem. I'uner.il services, on Tuesday, nt
S o clock, from 121 i:. Llpplncott at. Inter
ment st Oirman Luthernn Cemetery. Ho
mains may bo Mewed Monday evenlnir, after
7 o'clock
i:iii:iuiAmvr July 24 chhistian-. hus.
band of .Mary A, Eberhardt. Tuneral Weil.,
8:30 a. m . from residence of his son-in-law.
.Mr William . Punlnp, 3717 Chester
ine Solemn hlxh requiem masa nt Church
of the Most niessed Sacrament, 10 a. m.
Int. New Cnthtdral Cem.
,uRiVA..nUb'7r;,ul-'3' HAnniE c. wif
of AHrvd P Kdwnrda, aged OS. Rejntlvea
and frltnds, also (leorco Wnshlnmon Tem
ple. No. 1. O. of U. A.: Camp No. 20. I'.
O. of A., ura Invited to attend funeral serv
ices. Mun . 8 p. m . at residence, 37 Clinton
ae , Oaklyn, N J. Int. ChorryUllo. N J.
Tuea,, a. m
KRLL.-muly 23. anonon W huaband
of Lmrna C Fell rtclntlves and friends,
also implojeH of the I It. T. 2l!th st and
Allegheny nvo barn, nro Invited to attend
funeral, Tues.. 2 p. m . from hH late resi
dence. 207 Hell lew st. Int Greenwood
(K of P.) Cem. llemalna miy be i lowed
Mnn eve
FINLBY At niiertnn. N J . July 21.
HLIZAIir.TII T FINI.KY, dauehtcr of the
late Jacob nnd Thlrzn Frlck, In her 83n
venr. Funernl service Wed., 1 p. m . nt her
late residence, 42S Linden nvc, niierton,
N. J. Int. private.
OALLAUIinit On July 24, 11)20. MAIIY
u daUKhter of Martin nnd Ilrldvet Ual
InKher (nee Ijivlti) Itelntlven and frlenda
Invited to funernl on Tuesday morning, at
8,30 o'clock, from hor imrents' realdence '."
School lane Ardmore I'a Solemn requiem
maas at St. Cotemnn'a Church at 10 o'clock
Int. Ht Denis's Cem
Oltr.'KNFIHLD. July 23. O.UO. II
artKKNFIF.LD llelatlvea and frlenda In
llted to wervlces, WJ. 2:3u p m , 2.1U Oretn
lane, JInnnyunk Int prliatc, Westminster
Cem Friends in.iy cnll Tuea. eie
(HJIHTWHITE On July 24, 11120. HAN
NAH, widow of John Dulstwhlte, a it in H'
years, Ilulntllea and friends are Invited
to the uerilcea on Tuesday nfternonn nt 2
o'clock t her late residence, 33J1 Mt
Vernon st. Interment at Montrose Ceme
tery Frlenda may cnll Monday cicnlnff
HKCK July 24 KATHUIUNK. wife of
Joseph Heck (nee Nanel), aed (18, Itclatllca
nnd friends, nlso Hnsary Society; Mt. Vernon
1'rlde Circle No, 10 L. K. of A., nand of
Hope, LotlKe No 2S R, of II., nnd Mnry M
Davis Homn, are Invited to funeral, Tuea ,
S n. m , from her Into realdence, 4." II K
Thompson st. Requiem hlRh mass Alt
Saints' Church IlrldesburB U n. in. Int. All
Snlnts' Church Orounda.
HUGO. July 25. IIKLn.V D, widow of
William M Hubb Relatives nnd frlcndB aro
Invited to ntlend funernl. Wed , 2 p m ,
from funernl iiarlora of Wllllnm II. Chew,
s ii. cor. niitn nnor Bpruco bis int fern
wood Cem Frlenda may call Tues. eve.
KIRCHKR July 21, MOROAN 11. hus
band of Mary Kircher (nee Jordan), aued 35
Funeral Tuea., 2 p. m , 120 Ilroadnny, West
i Ule, N J. Int Chnwa Landlni:
UWMCR-Jly 23 JIA1IT R wife of
tho late Mlchnel I.nwler (nee Flynn), Rela
tives nnd frlenda uro Inilted to attend fu
n ral Wed , S'30 a m residence, 2412
Kimball st Illuh maso of requiem 8t An
thony's Church 10 n m. Int Holy Cross
T.KAIIY July 23, ELLTCN O.. widow of
Jeremiah Iary Funeral Wed ,8.80 n. m ,
late residence, 2(127 S noaewood at Solemn
requiem mnsa nt Rt Monica's Church, 10
n. m Int Holy Crnas Cem
LF.KDOM July 24, MAROAItnT S lf
nf Robert T Leedom (nee Hoik) aeed mi
Holatlvea nnd frlinds aro Invited to attend
func-nl Tues 2 p, m , 401 Main st , Am
bler l'n Int prdato
MCCARTHY July 22, JUSTIN J . son of
lato Jeremiah and llrldwet McCarthj Rein
tiles and friends, nlso Comrnndnrn "rry
Council, No 578. Archblahon Rnn V""."",;
hly K nf C . emplovea of Fldellti H,n"
MIIIh nnd Aerlo Nn 42. F O, E . Invited to
funerul, Tues , 8.30 u. m , resldonee. .'.in
1 tl...tln..lnn . Unlnmn rnllli.m mnSS SI
A'nn'a Church 10 a in. Int Holy Hipulclue
CMATHI3WS. July 24, CLARA A wife
of Frank Mathews Relotlies and frl'WHi hi
vlted to funeral aervleis, parlors ol SJJm
uel W Kehr & Son. N W cor Sift nnd Dia
mond sta . Tues., 10 a m precisely int.
PlY?!.''..,.,. , Ai.ri7fl r . hus-
High
nil 111 in nil an ai..wV, ..
mass nt tne cnurrn or tne "","""
cenilnn 10 n m Int Ho J' 'TfV.tM c wife
MOORB July IM KATHLLLN L, wit"
of J Percy Moore, of ITpper Providence. Del.
Co.. Pa . and 03 Funernl services and
Interment private Tuesday .noin E
MUNN uddenl Julv - ",AI0,,.l,uiri
son of Oeorge H. and Mrnr.t A Munn
aged IB Kunernl seriloea Med ..30 p. tn .
nnrents' renldence. Kings hl.hway. .
Iinaaonneiu. .. '." V,,,.iu meet
aiso Altar nnd Hojnrjr Ho'"!, '
funeral. imJ,i ,;,, church
SfUS2,;rLaBd,y oF V.c'ory lTa- m.' Int. Pr.i...
.Slv4 CALVIN' CSPARKUr!
&era.JoLy fu'e-Sa'y nteVnoon at .1 o'clock.
nnieinn i.-.iu.t... .- - - ---
how the Oliver H Hair """'i'""chu"c
Chestnut st Hervlce at HPeter a i ""rcn.
8d nnd Pine ts at 2 o clock, intermeni
private
UNDERTAKERS
C"" SHolS,
band of the lato Margiiret 11 M""',"1 ,n"
Flnleyl aged HI. Ilelntive. an. 1 'rlenda also
HolJ Name Society and employs of Le"n
Vnlley R R. office nre Inilte; to atten
funeial TUes , n'mi a. in ,i' "'"-
T.-r .nil. miiv rail lues cn'
.,..... "--.- .-i .... ,. . ,, n hi
irni ea ni iiuiiuun u,. .vn'pi i- M wife
vnnniTT July .'2. MYIin.l. ''v."11.
nitPtl to
nee. i uti
DRATIIH
p" ii ii
a e,..S.rfrienl1'' iuiy 2t- orcortan
frt.n.nKlfu J1, D" 'a flfl- niitlv nJ
IJI .'.. '"" Newtown Ixtdie, No. 427. F.
n?ii.' ." 'a'1"! funeral, without further
inn ii. ,r2.m hl. I"1" t"llnc, Sonlhump-mnii.-i
T"-t 9:80 f- m Trnln for Bouth
iPAtViI'.?v'. n'ttdln Terminal 1.23 P. m.
IwKmP 7TJ,UV " WIM.IAM ATIBB
fuitT.i ....I?"a"X.' ana frlenda Invited to
S?S ii.!.',vlcei Tu'"" - f ln I'or.ird,i
i!kn2?Z?r. nMlajnce. BIS N 03d et. Due
nAtHTtl'fntV"1'11 b" iVfn
A nil.irlA,' "on. of 'Vrcu A nnd I'aullne
Bo'rvleJi nrtk,i-. mi'n" nrrlved, Julr 23.
IIKIM iHA-iV eonvcnlence of fBmllv.
Of ThonnTlUd,,enl', JU' '4' WiSRl. son
Em i A.2 "; m" rfWcnce. 2841 noi
miv h. v.i.nL i'eenmnunl lm. llemalns
itt-ivi.. .'kX;:;l",i '",vT'.n
rnnffinn.V. .-, :."ri"i. hio journe)mfn
yJTS'h,";.?,'' H? '!"' A..?,, nnd
Sntf.M &"' "" A"! nnd cm
SSi'i'.SlJS'J'nrX"'"1'". nro Invited, to fu-
1200 N. Wariioek .' "int. UrceSmol
1 rJL'J'!C.."1nr enll Mon eve
. nOUntlR. July 24" a? uritT t
Mry Morllj nd the ute 6inl O
iaoS'lSriVSajJ'S' .A m- l" residence.
Filemla may call Mnn '"' """mount "
aon of
Hosera
to Attend funernl" Wed 1 n m" narent."
residence, 230 1 u'cklnson Jt.P' Se'riVces In
neeih..,ar0oI,SLI,ft,w.ll Hiurch, Hri"" ami
faMV.oVp1 ,nrUfl,e" h'n..y
ROWLAND July 23, MAtlY ASV lrn
T'si-iri"1 'WW "d.i4 ""'rnl ae'rWceS
Thurs,. 2. X. m. nt the re dnre of her
brother. Henry Hardlnir. 42.1 Manle nve
"SSVi iJ,f.ene,T ""''' ' Cim. KrlcmiJ
mav cnll Wed,, after 7 p ni
.I,,,.'Hf,""Jll!y' ',Jl,2"."''OIVA M. wife
of William H Ruhl and dnimhter of. IM
ward J nnd the Into Mary A, Hanenkctter In
her 24lh yenr. Funeral Tues , 830 'm .
lesldencn, 8,10 N. I-x st Solemn requiem
mn.s. Church of Our Mother of Sorrows, io
n. m. Int. Holy Cross Cem
ntJflH, Suddenly. July 23. nt Wlldwood,
N. J.. JOHN JACOtl. son of Jesse 7. nnd
the Into Laurn J. Rush, need 4 Relatliea
nnd friends are Invited to sen lee, Tuea 1
P m., parlors of Martin Hloy & Son. 2800
Diamond at. Inn prlinte.
RtlST. July 2.1 MARCIARET c widow
of William II, Rust Relntlies nnd friends
Invited to funeral nervlces, 'd ,2pm.
nt 'IH.13 Cnthnrlne St. Int prlinte Friends
may cnll Tues., 8 to 10 p. m
KMITH. ttulv 24. JOHN W hu.bnnd of
Isabel Smith, nitert 48 Relatives nnd
friends. Court Haierford, No. 2ft.' v of A :
Holy Name Society nf Church nf Our Lady
nf tho Rosary, nil other sr,.r, f hlrh
ho ns a member. Invited to funernl. Wed.,
II n, m. 338 N nail st. Solemn requiem
.noes Church of Our Ladv or the Rosary 10
n. m Int. St, Denis's Cem
STORY. On Julv 23, KATIiniHNE A .
widow of Roland Story. Funeral on Tues
lny, nt 8:80, from her Inte residence, 111
Cherry st. Solemn requiem mass nt St
Augustine's Church ut 10 u, m Int. Cnthe
drnl Cem.
.STORY At Snmers Point N J on Julv
24: 1020. Richard N , husband of Hinllne
Story, of 22311 N. 18lh st., I'hlla .No'let of
funernl later.
TAOOART. July 23. I1RIDOET. wl,ln, r
Patrick TaKKnrt. Relatives nnd friend In-
lini iu luiirnu, xurii, oiu n In , lite
irsldclice, 100.1 N 3d St. Solemn requlc-n
mass at St. Michael's Church 10 n m
precisely. Int ut Cnthedral Cem
TAYLOR. On Saturday. July 21 CLI'M
HNT NHWIIOLD TAYLOR. Jr.. Inf,m ii.
of Clement New bold nnd Anne Melrs Tnslor
THOMPSON Julv 2.1. RERTIIA AL-
n-1Tl.A .InlLhl., n ll'nll.. ..H.I . ,M ..
Thompson, nired 13. Services Wed . lo n m
1803 N, R-dfleld st Int. Wilmlnstnn. Del
Krlenda rill Tues , B In 10 n m
THORN At neverly. N. J , July "4
ANNA II, daughter of late Edward K nnd
Marth.i Thoin. Funernl services Tuc "
p m.. lato residence, 012 Spruce st , Ilcv
erly. N .1 Int, prlvnto
TRAVILLA. July 22 1020. MARY E
widow nf jnnatnnn Travuia, In her soth
enr, iteiatiies nnu rrienos nre Invited to
attend the funernl nervlces, Tues . 1 p. m
nt tho resldenco of her son. William Trn
vllln, I20 Clinton St., Camden. Int prl
inte, TVrnwonil Cem, I
TURNER. On Julv 24. ROSE J. wife of'
tho late Charles II. Turner, Sen Ices Tues I
nft nt 2 o'clock, nt the residence of her
daughter Mrs. Oeorso N. Tw sa, 1.1.' Mnry.
lind st rjermnntmvn. Int nrlinte
WISTER On J.uly 21, OF.OROE E, son'
of Oenrire E. J. and Frnncen Wlaler nued
10 monlhs'nnd 10 days. Services on Tues
day, at 2 p. m , nt pnrenta" realdence, 4S0S
Westminster nvc. Interment Montrose Cem
etery. ,
WISSMAN. July 21. WILLIAM, beloved
son of John nnd Kntle Wlssmnn (nee Simon) I
imed 1H Rclntliea. frlenda nnd mninhcra '
Oerinnn Church of Pence Invited to funeral I
serilces, Med., 1 p. m., parents' realdeme
17 MeKenn st. Int Chelten Hilla c m
View lni! Tues , 8 p. m.
PARCELS POST
HERE IS YOUR CHANCE
TO PURCHASE
U. S. Army Khaki
Breeches at 80c a Pr.
They nro all 1'lto
new nnd Just tho
thine: for nny kind
of outdoor work,
riding, hunting, mo
torcycling:, fishing.
All sizes.
W. F. KLINGER & CO.
221 S. 52D STREET
PHILADELPHIA. PA.
Prepaid mall orders filled promptly.
Parcel post lOo oxtra. Entrance on
the side.
O. D. Army Woolen
Shirts, $1.25
These reclaimed
shirts nre incdo of
Gov standard wool
nnd nre Jiint like
new. Just the thing
for work, camping
nnd any rough
wear, Don't fall to
take ndvantHge of
theso opportunities,
W. F. KLINGER & CO.
221 S. .r)2D STREET
PHILADELPHIA, ?A.
Prepaid mall orders filled promptly.
Parcel post 10c extra. Entrance on
the side.
r "SWEETAIR"
The Modern Method of
Painless Extraction off
TEETH
"flAFK AH HI iriri...
One tn 20 teeth extracted,
Without Pain nr rfanrar I
J uai the thing for norvoua peopla
no III effects follow Us use
i"ome In for exnfnlnatlnn Monday,
DR. MOSES
S. E. Cor. 7th & Market Sti.
j Formerly on .tqjf prominent llonpital
NI'ilMHU RHSORTH
SOl'TII IIMtPHUT.LL. SI1J.
MER1MCONEAG HOUStJ
Hjath Hnrpsnell, Mulne. Modern hotel of
40 rooms I'lne view of Cnseo Hnv and
Islands D. I. KltHRff ft SON Props
LAKE DUNMORE. VT.
m jIcUcb ihmnMjreVfcrTnont w
In b liasrt'of rtw OriVlotnH!jlm dtrwOy
otbWk tlwf IliBW,l)rtuV,lwawa
"tttmla, iwcinif, moonto 691I3 . 200 SIIn
fiom.Nevi6rl5. Eafe'5W andupwafda
BOilCOliAJ.CAgvXIi.lU'jfrixa m
I'OULTNEY. VERMONT
The Colonial Inn &'&&
shade, snorts, good table, near R R. nnd
trolley, 1B0 guests, modern Improvements,
tH 00 to snn.no. Rooklet llox L. Kor
merly The Dorms. C L LEONARD, Mgr.
f
HUSTON. MAHfl.
niIRN IN IIOSTON STOP AT
HOTEL VENDOME
Commonwealth Avenue at Dartmonth Htreet
MDHKOKA I.HKS. CANADA
Oetaway to happiness away to the nerve
resting, plne-srented. sleep-gtilng nlr of Mus
koku i.skss. Tners
will find this
good fnn.1.
Zl,'T . lf. etc. Every room
fixed rate Amimm.i Un In T..L.' ..'
sursd. llooklet. Rojal Muskoka, 1. o..
I.aks Itoaaenu. Ont.
CANADA
CANADIAN NATIONAL C.ltAND TRUNK
New Service Across Cnnuda
For all Information apply to A. I. riiown.
OeaJUta'ftf ,Dtjit..Ujo Bwaow'r, I.Y.cW
luWrS 2l SBNVllT'ffi: wlfo of
(17. Ilr
1 ,r' I
ran
-f-
HWritkB KKSOItTH
ATINT10JCtTT.N.jJ.
MONTICELLO
Capadtf SOOi taudin and til attnctlenii rnodan
lkmkeiil prlraM Ulbn running itrr n reomN
rb-Ht lerel eteraten nATlllNO DIHECT FROM
IIOTELl fmaower bth. tieelltat liklti prodaeH
direct liralinil I) up ittj 111 up hmUti Aniriiu
slaaj beelutti AtUj coert dtDdag.
Hw. llimwaa. HBCKI.HY A FRTTIB
I Till! HEART OK TIIIMI-.
PRINCESS
O. Carolina nve. and bench! lamest moderatt
rats hotel of brick, steel A stone construc
tion! newly remodeled throughout, elevators
running icr hi r-iuuin, priv natnsi Amer,
rooms.
pinni j.ou uii iiHiiri
dnllri snrrl. uklv.
Itklt. A
auto map mailed, Ph. 4614
map inau
lied, Ph. 4614
PAUL G. nOSECRANS, Owner & Proo.
BEECHWOOD
nUNTtlCKY AVIi. NEAR REACH
SPECIAL RATES
FOR THIS WKP.lt nvt.v
$17.50 Up Weekly
Under new mitt.
fli:o. w. Ln imnn
KINGSTON
Octan Ave., first hotel from Reach. Fir.
roof i etevatori bathing frrui hotel) db
tlnctlv table modaraU rates. M1. A. Lrrr
On Ilosrdwnlk at Uontcoller Ave. Mm. .un
Vrlvate batha! runnlnit,wnter nil ronmai ele
vr: speclnl July rntes. IJ M'.RKEVns.
WELLSBORO
B, Kentucky Ave. Modprntr? rnton, Hnth
ing imm nn n. .niiiito v ruu i Jiuito,
Westminster "jr'.,A.v-It!. r,.ca.r.h E"v-
... r... I.,.,.,.,, uiiiiis; run.
wnterj in.wkly.l t.1.00 up dnlly c lJuhre.
Hotel Boscobel ?,c"t"cky. fX" "inint.
uuii..uUwc. Hotel refurnished Ex
rellent tnhlc. Phone 117 A. E MARION.
OCKAf CITV. N. .1.
CAPACITY 000 -
open until September IB. New appolntmenta
nnd equipment, strictly first-class cuisine and
serilces rooms single or cn suite with or
without bath
LAWRENCE MARESriL M,
Formerly of the Hellevue Slrattord Phlla
ILLINOIS ?" ;h0 Stra?.a ,th '"'"on-"
iukihuw Rooms en suite; prlvnte batk'
running wuter. A. J. MICHENEn.Prop.
AI MAR Rooms exclus'ly; newly furn"?
"j - ' tuilO-Wtl.
I.A MONTE Open all year; rooms with run
ning wwii'i, iiiiiiwi.n. u. ix. mj,M.n;iiv(
Trnvmore 2th JTreaicy. es. cuiiin
i luyiiiutL nwnerahlp mmt, o. p kut
CA1T. MAY. X. J.
Hotel Lafayette Now Open
Located on 'beach front. Capacity 400, all
Improvements runninc water; elevitor.
JOHN TRACY A CO
THE WINDSOR ""i?" ''"JVTr
olel. 150 rooms. (10 bath" Itaiea and
mraiuro on application. 11. IIAI.I'IN
THE BALTIMORE INN"
NOW OPEN.
CLOSE TO REACH.
visa HAitRiwir
HOTEL COLUMBIA Ctty-
Newlv furn ! modern. J W. McCravV h'rn
STAR-VILLA 0,f'n tl7:re TSW
run'ir water, batha, ele
intiri nwnrahlp manajt C H ClU'nril
SK.V IHT.R CITV. N. J.
lttf l-f filial) 'Vn'n.. n.i.te.1 in Iv-aniv
.Ttin nutie .,,.,. w .- itnit,, ,.,.,
ABIU'HV PARK. X.J.
NEW MONTEREY
NORTH ASIIURV PARK. V. J.
The Resort Hotel Pre-Eminent
DIRKCTLV OV THE OCEAN
American Plain Cnpneltv nni)
I imous n In Curtr Grillroom
Dally Concerts and Danclnc
llrnlfemff. ioIaa
Sherman Dennis, Manager
MUiCL,riT;
rAoSS&yvsaife
OCEAN HOTEL
Asbury's newest ad leading hotel. Roomi
tn su to with baths. Running water and
long-dlstanco telephones In nil rooms.
American plnn. KWm.L fc CRAWFORD.
"PlRESTOLwwHiLVAnn
JUT DIRECTLY ON OCEAN FRONT
- ...... .. ,.i.i.ifc. t,,irrw .iicrs.
Sunset Ave. House Jowi,h ana Hun-
, . . . . garlan cuisine.
Running hot nnd cold water. Special rates
for ounger set; booklet. M. KRAUSH. Prop
THE WELLINGTON
.,, J2? Aa,..10.,sii 9-. .
C w HARr ovvnorahln.mnnntFmAn
BIITKI. THKDFOItn nth Ave., orerlooalos
f?"'..'' .toom? "" running watari
a.,lta ,lth h.lh tfnu n..M.,a n -T '
-,'- - -.,, wuiiipiu. uan.a i-r
Aberdeen a.a ' ft" bloek Spanish.
7 , , Amer cuisine. Am. nnd Euros.
il ' " ...... ,..,. .y. a, aia si i.ia
Auditoriurn Hotel '"," v "
., ,. All ocean fnnt
2?i'i; ""ITi onapph Oeo, H. Cornish, nanx
New Tenney Hotel 10 nomlwith
run'g water lnrnia IlWLJJj-sEIC UTeiiriei
Motel JNew York ncvar;6ar 0ce,n
V rll.nt rnlslne: dnnelnr. n xr"ni..,.
Hotel Babchin ".r.T"' MnnhllUan)
"JL" "1L"V : '"" ""wryiij. I'. I1AIICHIN
rAFT,7,r' Avr" M b,,oc"' to oceanTjeir-rT.
, ' """ eu-.ln.- aeeomnda IBS
REACH HAVEN. s'.J.
THE ENGLESIDE
Now open Every modern convenience'
prliole baths with sea and fresh wa'?r"n7.
tennis courts; booklet. R. n ENOLE Man.
aer Alar the Covington TVoat I'hllnd'.inhi.
SEASHJIEJKKNiJi. "3
Tho Gladwyn Jwlxt Dy na oZ
... '"w open Mod rata.
RJ-'-MAR.N. J. "
IIOTEI. "AOAMORKi nt beacn. nVhuiltTT
furnished New ownerahlo manai-em.nt.
PYetich cuisine ANOKLO ROONETTt
AVAI.ON. N. .1. T"
Tlie Princeton Hotel Avaion
Aiulon'a New nnd Tlneat HotVl' Modern
throughout S B PA1TL. Manager.
lLDlVO0p,N. j
EDGETON INN
Cntrally located, near beach White aeri.
Ice Capacity. 1130. Jruslo room Orchestra
Aqio nu-eli 'ra ns Writ.. fr ixioklft
PU Harlow. Prop T II &Lr MRr
WiLU WOOD MANORsSr.
.cn frrtil, hot and cold running" water K
rdrooms. electrlo elevators; tennis On.A5
HOTEL nAYTnm
reems, hot and cold running water nrt..-.
nths Buccesa due to our aerlce and t.fci.
'- .-.. ... .... -.!.,..- r-ra
HOTEL AnT.TlNiriTvvM
Peach-front location. Private baths Can
200llklt A..n. ft c. 11. T..n.nS"..;'T;
SHELDON TtF'' nn.mt holil
L .A rooms running- w.t.r
Private baths Elevator. Auto, riklt Cap
K'.U D J Wnnds Ownership Mnn"", .- ?'
Winona vlls Av' ?r- h Priv. baths.
VY" -0HUn'LMrsi.U llllU
Arcadia ayyxann.?y.h
Washington j fol
Hotel Dorey c?Api,S.0L,r.r'i.iti.a
. IAMBS W WHITICBI.L
HOTEL DEIHIYSHIRK. Juniper arid PaHiTo
a yes under new mgt, T. le u.,';,'.1 ,1
I'I.EAKVIKW Poplar and ijelch! SeVr
ocean Pier excel't table Mrs. M J. Jon.:
Mil. lilt (KID CHIMT. N. J.
MT. VERNON ,N"- '"h. pnv.i.
. . t baths, excellent table,
bathing from house. E. JOHNSTON.
, .""fi1 SrIVSlinhJ:, uto' ! book.
Ut Oeo, IxWlnnaronn. new owner A rrurr.
HTOXK HAItllOR. v. j.
SHELTER HAVEN N"r .'
MUlpm.ntl new mgt.MLB. Ta"i2.I
OAPK MY. N. j
ki
mm
COLONIAL ean beuch , thoroughly
. , renovtttedi elevator, baths.
Ownership management, yr u, CHUncil.
HtlMlfEK RldsnnTH
HritINO IWVKE, N. J.
ON THE OCEAN
SPRING LAKE, N. J.
A Hotel of Distinctive Charm.
Surrounded by Hardens and Lawn
At the Kle of the Be
W. II. HTimttH
The Monmouth "nEr1
fprlnc Lake, N. J, PRANK C. MOORI5. Mr.
fpon Jun 10. N.T Ronk'q- Office. H W.40th y
ocK.y (iitpvi:. n. j.
The Majestic
DIRECTLY ON THE REACH
Elevator sen Ice, CLEMENT. & CLEMENT,
RATIONAL r, Man Ave., near beach
iiniiwnrL,an auditorium; first'
claws family hotel. J, A. IIENHY.
SEASIDE HOTEL
Directly, on ocean front. All suest rooms
overlooking sea, CHARLES H roCKTON,
Surf Ave. House ?A.&krVft.1ffi
Home cooking llk'let ELDRIDOE IJROS,
Ocenn House jNn- 72 Main Aie, Near
ycciui nousc beach nnd nudPorlum.
Mrl. rates Ilkll K I Duncan Zcllev
Stratford Hall,
T MAIN AVE., at
beach, C TL Hockey,
Pnrlr View Nr beach, (iicrrk'g- ocean
I tun v tew k , Rk), u WAINWHIOttT,
OCEAN GROVE ,?,K ;
THE QUEEN "lr?;1 " , '""
" llooklet. Ij. J. Russell,
LAKE HOl'ATC'ONO, N. J.
BRYANT VILLA ". "&&&.
cated on lakst modern Improvements; an
amusementa. Rooklet. Henog tt Purr.
Ijilrn Virw Hniuin Superior tablet ar-
uu'e view noiwc t(,alfln wateri ,UOi
leta.' nil mod rvs Thoa. R. Moore Hotel Co.
llADDON IIEIOIITH. N. J.
HADDON INN
Delluhtful suburban Amnrlrnn Tlan Hotel
Large ahndy grounds, .Clolf, tennis, other
nmtiscmenta rranels Yarnnll, Mgr.
HlVAItTH.MOltE. PA.
STRATH HAVEN INN
SWARTIIMOItK. TA.
Open all year. Dinner dances Wed. and
Bst. evenings. Motorists and Tourists
weirome. Phone 080
SIT. (lltlTrNA. I'A.
Hotel Conewaco Jtf'oftlE'E:
On bluff overlooking lake, 700 feet above sea i
levvij BYrry coilliurif vriiuit-nuuit, niiiuaoiiiciiii . I
rood foods, artesian water; sewago disposal M
plant; Ideal for week-end or vacation. Opens
one znth. AHA A. wkimish. i.eoanon. ra.
weknkh.svih.i:. i'A.
Tin. Hirrhlantl Delightfully situated i
inc nignianu gouth MounU)n
Overlooking the famous Lebanon Valley.
The Ideal place to spend a vacation. Rates
moderate. Open May 2Bth. under new man
acement. Write for booklet, Highland
Hotel Company, .1. Howard Frlea. Prealdent.
srilWENKSVIM.K. PA.
Pprlrtomfin Inn 1,lfnl- Modern Resort I
Ront'g. lwth'g. flsh'g. tennis llklt C. Ungr.
mtATKitsronp. pa.
Riverside I'nrm. on Perklomen CreeH. Itorot
cnoklne vegetables A H Espenshlp
VAI.I.KV tdltllR. I'A.
WAHH1NOTON INN
riilcken and Warrie Dlnnara
DAN11CI. J VOORHEEX. Proa
POCONO MOUNTAINS
Hrlminrr Wilier Onp, l'n.
The Mountnin Paradise
KITTATINNYi
DEL AVARE VATER CAP. PA.
Tho Ideal Accessible Mnunt.iin Resort
Hotel, where summer Is nlwavs cool and
pleaaart. Open to December. Three hours
from Philadelphia. Pennsylvania R. n.
Situated In private park with miles of
walks and trails; magnificent scenery.
Capnclty COO Strictly modern: prlvata
baths, runninc water In rooms, elevators,
electric lights, spacious parches. Excep
tional culalnc. American Plan: also a la
carta grill Table abundnntly supplied
from Klttntlnny farma. Orchestra, con
certs, dances Clolf, tennis, oxldlo horaes.
bowling, boating, bathing, fishing, etc.
llooklet. auto maps and terms upon re
quest. New garage
JOHN PtJRDY COPE.
73 miles from Philadelphia Good roads
all the way.
CASTLE INN
nnLAWARK 1VATER OAP. PA.
Motorlete' paradise. American or European
Plan, rireproof hotel and garage. Running
wnter. prlinte baths, dolt, dansante. mov
Ing pictures, llooklet T. T. DOI.IIEY.
The GLENWOOD 'a" water
Gap
Capacity 400. AH amusements Rooklet.
P. It. JOHNSON. Prop. V S. Al.ur.KT. Mgr.
Mountain Home. Pn.
I MONOMONOCK INN
Mountnlnhnnie'a Lending Hotel
Moiinlnlnhome, Pn.
Rooms stenm-heated. running water: private
baths, booklet, excellent table.
Heller's Mt. Airy Vne '"V,0"- "
It K Heller. Prop.
Creain. Pn.
TIIK OLD INN. Cresco, Pn. In heart of Po
nno Mts Hulm'r oool. tennis umuie
koj rntes mod llooklet. OSt'AU STAPFP
"" Tolnhannn. Pa.
I Hi: IIKACIIWOOD New A MnTbrn m..,T
'it rntes Hklt J. L. Help, Tolh.nni V
Mroiidsbnrg. l'n.
HIGHLAND DELL w1d0b0u,f;
eleiAtlon, unsurpassed scenery,' hathlne.
I fishing, bon ling, billiards, tennis: st'm heat.
E.ist StroiliNliurg
Marshall's Falls House &?,, r
r t a elee llghta. ste'am heat: pfl bntha'it,
Itshlng b"?JinB and bathing In prlvnte ial
1'iM'ono I.nkc. l'n. I
F AUREL INN H"m heat, alectrlciir. '
LJKJIS.L.L. 11111 UWp MUpp,K, tnm MW1
farm Oarag" Rookltt.
Mount Pocono, l'a.
The Ontwood Opon n" 5ear- ATcom
lilt. u,u"""u100 Mnd, Elegant local n
Tx.el table llklt. E L. & E. V. ART.M IN
AIIIROMlCI MOUNTAINS
Aillroiiiliiik-Moiitr al-Prov. of iiurbre Auto
iniilille-ToiirH. Hddr Oeo. W Rmn. Plans
burgh N V or Tourists' Ilurenu nf Mont- I
rem iinu -.pw inrKs nng.. Aionirenl
" LlllI! OlinOK. N. V
HOTEL MARION
LAKb. GtORGIi, N. Y.
7t miles from Al'iany. Directly- on th I
ake Front, also Stato Rond from Laic
GeorRo Villago to Bolton Landing. '
Capacity 300 Guests White Servica.
With or without private baths.
Open June to October Adjoining
New Country and Yncht Club Fira-
proof Carage. Booklet Free !
JOSEPH H. MARVEL '
LAKE PUVC1D. N. Y. I
ADIRONDACKS
Orand View Hole!
LAKE PLACID, N. Y. i
NOW OPEN. Extenalvely Improved: Inesl
'ret run I riuiiniig(iii uiiiiihb; WDieri TIVaUt
fcthronm eleator: porchr: rtanclnr.
nrooma eieiator; porcnes: oanclnr.
VTItVIIIED COTTArillJll rnn v.
A
II nut of.dnor Adirondack rilv.p.in.. r...
I R M1I1AU. Mir., f.nk. Placid. N.T,
I PPWt S MtANAC,
N. Y. I
ADIKONDACKH SARANAO INN '
HarrlngtiinMJ!la I'nner HaranacN T.
3 M.IAXNDRIA IJAV'jNTyT"
Ti-..7l!.I'J'A5,,v ,hefcVNJ .'???; ATer.
anuii'. ".f?.-f .-.'tiiikb 01 America.
s VRATOdA SPHInTTs. V V
"fl UtAHKiA Hj'HINOS. .NlfW YORK
erlcnajireal lleallh anil rieasnr. iii..h
Ame
I'llltl ,11.1' 1 !-., 1., 1,
Belle Terre Club Inn
Tort Jefferson Long Island
NOW OPEN
Under New Management
Golf, Tennis, Boatlnp, Bathln And
Flanlnc
MRS. A. n. HARRIS
WHITE MOt!XT.I.NHiNTilT
BRETTON WOODS"
WIHTK JIOnNTAlNS. N.( n.
The Jloimt Pleasant. Now open. Closes
October 1. , ., C. J. DUNPllf, JtCT.
The Mount Washington, Opens July 8. cIom
For booklet anil Information ttdaFcja Uottlav ,
WANAMAKER'S
Wanamaker's
Down Stairs Store
Gleaming, Glittering
Necklaces
Special at $1 Each
Only glass? But that
is hardly believable !
Strings of beautifully cut
beads are in the colorings
o f amethyst, sapphire,
amber, topaz, emerald and
aquamarine.
(Chestnut)
Big Piles of
Turkish Towels
are here, and it's sur
prising the great num
bers that go out during
the hot weather.
They're good, absorbent
qualities, plain, white or
in fancy, colored weaves
at 50c to $1.50 each.
Wash Cloths
of several kinds are 10c,
121oc, 15c and 18c each.
(Central)
Nightgowns
at $1.75
are of flesh or white nain
sook. The short sleeves
and the square necks are
edged withace. Blue
shirring and bits of blue
ribbon are used to finish
them.
S
(Central)
No End of Charming Dresses Are Gathered
in the Down Stairs Store at Uncommonly
Low Prices
They're made in hundreds of pretty, Summery ways
and their materials arc cool and delightful. Ginghams
in checks and plnids make scores of pretty knockabout
frocks for morning wear. Voiles are in endless patterns
scrolls, flowers, circles, stripes, dots and plain colors
and all arc ruflly and pretty. Voile dresses are $2.75
to $8.50; gingham dresses are $4.50 to $7.50.
New Organdie Frocks
in the loveliest tints arc much frilled and can be had in
plain colors or printed patterns. Their prices are $5,
$5.50, $10, $15 and $18 tho last three groups include
some models from our own stock which have been
reduced.
Polka-Dotted Voiles in Navy Blue
and Black, $6.50 and $7.50
Most of these have roll collars, cuffs and vestoes of
white organdie and some of the dresses are trimmed
with bands of plain voile. $0.50 and $7.50.
Special at $4.50
Three hundred pretty voile dresses are in the group.
Particularly interesting is a dress that was copied from
a much more expensive model. It has a pointed over
skirt and a roll collar and cuffs of sheer white organdie.
(Market)
Young Women's Linene
Sports Suits Are Reduced
to $6.50
It's a little group that won't last long at this
price. Thc suits are mostly in rose and Copenhagen
and there are some that have colored jackets and
white skirts.
Jersey Sports Suits
are the best all-round suits for traveling and hard
wear. These are in navy blue and brown mix
tures, mndc in several good sports models at
$22.50, $2-1.50 and $35.
The First Fall Suits
have arrived duiing tho last few days. Thrv arc
of navy blue serge and tricotinc at $38 to $55.
(Miirket)
Men 's Good Tan Shoes
$6.50 a Pair
English or round-toe lasts are in
straight-lace or Blucher styles.
Boys' Tan Oxford Ties
$5.50 a Pair
Sizes 10 to 13ij are in comfortable
round-toe shapes. The leather is
heavy enough for real service.
(duller), Miirket)
1200 Pair of Women's Footwear
Average Half Price at $3
Pumps of black patent leather or calfskin with turned
soles and high or baby French heels;
Oxford ties and pumps of black or tan calfskin with
welted soles and medium heels;
Gray kidskin Oxford ties with turned soles and high
French heels;
Cafe au lait Oxford ties with turned soles and baby
French heels.
Not all sizes in any one style, but excellent choosing! '
(Oliestnut)
Boys' Khaki Knickers
Special at $1.85
7 to 18 Year Sizes
Nearly a thousand pair of these sturdy knickers have
just come inl
They're the sort of trousers that boys need for vacation.,
very sturdy and in the olive drab shade that does not
show the dirt so easily.
Most mothers will want' several pairs for the boys.
(Unllrry, Market)
Bathing Suit Specials
Just now there are some exceptionally good values in
the Surf Store which it will pay August vacationers to
look up.
Bathing suits of knitted jersey in Pacific coast style
start as low as $1.65, and between $1.65 and $6.75 there is a
variety of knitted bathing suits and suits of surf satin.
Silk bathing suits are now $8.75 to $19.
All beach capes have been reduced to $8.50.
Plenty of caps, shoes, tights and so on at low prices.
(Miirket)
Of Course, You'll Need
an Extra White Skirt
Everybody docs. A woman mny think she has all the vacation
clothes she needs, but an cxr,ra white skirt never comes amiss.
Delightful white skirts cf cotton or of silk are hero in more
than a hundred models and their prices are most moderate.
Tub skirts of white cotton, gabardine, galatea, pique and surf
satin are plain or pleated. Their prices start at $1.63, $1.90, $2.25
and ire- to $7.50.
White skirts of baronet, crepe de chine and sports silks are
$10.75 to $22.50.
NOTE: Many of these skirts have had their prices lessened by
a third to a half. There nre regular and extra sizes.
(Market)
$5.25
WANAMAKER'S 4fe
Pi $4.50 $4.50
New Blue Serge Dresses
in Autumn Models
are beginning to appear. Their prices
are $27.50 to $36.
(.Miirket)
Girls' Pretty Organdie
Frocks, Special at $7.50
Of blue, pink or white organdie in sizes
8 to 14 years, the dresses are trimmed with
narrow pleated frills which top the hem,
the pockets and the sash and finish the col
lar and the cuffs of each dress.
A Simple Lawn Dress
in cool green or blue is adorned with
colorful stitching and is in sizes G to 14
years at $3.75.
Middy Skirts and Middies
White middy skirts of jean are pleated
on to waistbands in sizes to fit girls of 12
to 16 years'.
All-white middies with braid on the
collars and cuffs are of good jean. Sizes
10 to 16 years, $2.50.
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