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The Weman's
x Exchange
j A Nevel Shower
Jr the r.tWer of Weman' Poof
i. Rear Mailnm Asmn I come le you
for a tow (lUKKfutlenn for having a no. ne.
tlty shower for a bride out of our Sun
gday school elnxi It In our custom te
fctlvr a shower for any drl that Reta
f married out of our class. We are having
.!t In our social room at church. Perhaps
J-you can 'ill mi a novel way tt ilrCJ
tratn ,ird fix Mi' Rifts H W
K Hecerate your social room at the
fcehurch with Japanese or silk parasols,
ihung up.ilde down from the celllns Have
Ifliewern of either ribbons or crepe trelKT
hftltnehed te and hanging down from the
Jdpes of tl.f p.irasels. If you use the
IIK eii'H rrd your gifts are nil Ugh'
tieft tlnrps ou reulil placi them n the
Jiaiiiil. ,'nd irrange I lie fis'enln(? "e
t that thev could be 1't down te nllew
Vthe brlile-te-be te take her Klfts out and
up again te be out or me
5 then drawn
J may
J Anether way te present the sifts
i would be te hne a child ilreed nil In
'blue with the word 'postman" written
itcress his np Tile the Rifts In un ex
press unison and let him pull thm In
(and delier them te the guest of honor
Te carry out the shower Ideic, he might
'ear a tlnv talnceat or carry an open
umbrella
Te thr Kditnr ' U'ei'mn' Page
Dear Mailnm Will you kindly let me
knew, through jour column, hew
hrlckM of nn open tlri place can be
cleaned: .mil. also what will tnke rust
Btalns out of liandkirchiefs''
MIIS J. W K
Scrub the bricks well with soap and
water If. hexvmcr. ther' are dark spots
en the bricks caused by charcoal In the
weed that has been burned, they .can be
remmed by mlng one of the cleaning
powders thnt ure sold In the sterei.
Te remove rust stains from handker
chiefs, sprinkle the spots with salt, and
moisten with lemon Juice Hleach the
articles In the sun. milling mere lemon
Juice. If necessary. Anether way of re
moving rust Is by heillng the stained
places In a solution of four tt-aspoenfuU
of cream of tartar te one pint of water
Add mere e' the cream of tartar If
necessary, and bell until the spots dis
appear. Then rinse thoroughly
F
quaint nnil ccnturles-eld nn ntmosphere
such a short Jeurnev from home.
Having registered nt the two-storied,
rumbling hotel, he removed the evidence
of travel and came down te a supper of
freshly caught oysters. Marylnnd
chicken and plckltd pears. Afterward, I i
enjoying his cigar en the clematis-1
draped veranda and listening te the beat '
of the surf en the offshore bars, he grew '
gloriously sleepy and forget te wonder If
Jim's Elizabeth had received her fiance's i
letter.
But In the morning he found a note I
awaiting him "We're glad te have n ,
friend of Jim's come down. Will call for ,
)eii nt 10 .Sincerely. UBTH HAYDHN ' , ,
I'reclselx nt the hour named Dick "'" 'I"'
stepped down from the veranda te I J""1 "'
greet n girl who smiled plensantly up nt
him from n weather-beaten buckboard
drawn by n chunky pony.
"Miss Unyilcn?"
The girl ndvnnced a slender hand
"Mr Graham, of course. Jim's friend.
Shall we drive 0n the ocean read?"
Olc't long remembered that drive for
ether reasons thnn the beauties of roll
ing ocean and wnvc-washed beaches. Yet
net until the verv end, ns Dick de
scended nt his hotel, did a personal note
pass between them "When I write Jim,"
premised Dick. "I shall tell him hew
very fortunate I think him."
The girl's delicate eyebrows lifted In
a way that puzzled Dick a bit Then she
smiled. "Jim deserves every piece of
geed fortune that comes his way," she
declared "but wait until you sec my
cousin My aunt. 1 bellee. Is going te
ask you te stay with them while jeu are
here "
Dick watched her out of sight, pon
dering her Inst words. Who was her
cousin and why should he be Invited
there Instead of te the home of Jim's
fiancee What a true blue, companion
able sort of girl she was' If only she j
were, net engaged te nnether man and
thnt man was his friend! Tlegretfully. I
he sighed and turned up the steps.
Then, nt the office, he found nnether i
note which asked him te supper and was
h gneil, en Ixhalf of her mother, net
Kll7nbeth. but Klelse' Had Jim net
named hli fiancee. Dick would hav
urged himself en te a belief that It was
Klelse and net the Iteth of his ocean
drive te whom Jim had laid claim. As
It was
"Mnn Hnydens live herenbeuts?" he
asked the proprietor
"Lord, ys, the weeds Is full of 'em'"
came the repl "That one you Just left
li Sain Ha den's daughter, one of the
peer IIadetis The one what left this
note, ilie's Geerge's daughter. Owns the
only automobile en the Island they're
the t loll Hiij ileus "
Se Jim's fiancee wai one of the peer
Hnydens ! Well, doubtless that explained
why the task of entertainment had been
shifted te the wealthy branch of the.
family Yet money or no money, his
the morning, alluringly
Dell Holds Eye of "Little Mether"
As Tots Clamer for Xmas Sights
HKItH was grent wcniiueMi I vr (ret suits me nil right. Don't let
m the face of the little girl tlie children give me n silk muffler nnil
a lm led one, two, three, four ilen t attempt te get me n vest." The
neuti nt the house paused n second nml
went Inte deep thought. "Don't want a
fountain pen, n linshllglit, tics, curt
buttons, stickpins, n wallet or n rain
cent -or n shaving set or or n trav
eling bng, or nnj thing like thnt." The
11. of the II. imtiseil for breath.
'J or gracious sake," mine from the
lesser half of It, "wlint ile jeu want?"
"An thing you like," lie said with
gracietisness, "except wliut 1 mild."
part of
!'I wen
"but
l.mll.nr nf two little bOVS.
euliln't be se tmrtleuler," she sniil,
it's their ChrlstnTas present.
younger children through the
te department of n big
store en .Market street. She
was net mere thnn twelve.
handed -ilewn grown-up's coat
worn hleh-heeled shoes labeled
her instant I), net ns Hie jojeiis jinrilel
imt in the party but Just ns tin- tired
little mother of it.
And then she spied the snow dell In
the glass, ciisc. And she stepped. The
dell It was a thing of radiance ami
lientitj , nil golden lmlr mid lace mid
shimmer) white. A little white neck
lace sparkled around Its neck nud the
electric lights nreund put It In u fnlry
world by itself. Slowly the weary drnb
leek left the little girl's fnce end niirne.
llleuslj nil of the glow of childhood
crept into it.
Impatient little linnds tugged nt the
coat, boisterous little voices, called
"Come en !" Hut the little girl did net
seem te henr. The dell there were
long golden curls thnt could be combed,
there were white kid shoes thnt could
come en and off. And the dress slowly
the little girl reached out her hnnd nnd
stroked the glass nt the plnec where she
could have placed the lingers en the
(lull's dress if the glass had net been
there.
I'Vem outside if fairyland entne nn nn
other tug nt the coat nnd a strident
little voice, loud enough te brenk Inte
nny dream, called. The little girl, who
wns eldish, brLtithpcl n queer little half
sigh. In a second she wns moving en
with the four of them scrnmbling nbeut
her. Hut there wrh no bitterness in
her shining eyes only the leek of one
who "has touched the hem of the gar
ment of Christmns."
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WAS up en the second fleer In
little boys' cents.
The snips woman wns listening with
polite nttpiitlen.
"Yeu spp," said thp woman In the
black coat and lint of Indefinite period,
"this Is nbeut wlint I mean, only It's
the size thnt worries me.
"Well this Is n ten-ypnr-eld size,"
hopefully snggp.sted the saleswoman, "nt
least I in almost sure It Is," She
held thp black nnd grey overcoat high
up for approval. "I'll leek te be cer
tain yes, It's n ten."
The mother paused end seemed te be
thinking deeply. "I said ten, didn't
I?" she said. "Well, I wonder new If
I ten would de. Let's see. .Tlinmie is
nine nnd Willie Is eleven. Willie grows
l tn fnst nnd .Tlmmtn mmntimi lin .I.... '
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L'et en, It would hnve te he a
little snug for Willie, but even thnt'll
make quite a hit tee big for Jiminie
There wns mere deep thought en the
"fAX, who sells candy
"A hie office
In
n certain
building en Chestnut
street looked pnrtlelnr'.v down in
spirits. There wns n certain nmeunt nf
undenlnlilp dejection nbeu his grimy
little linnds nnd the usunlly Important
matter of turning ever his merennnuise
spcpdlly wns forgettpn.
"Whnt's thp mnttpr, Mnx.' n sjm-
pathetic looking business innn stepped
In the corridor te nsk.
"My father, he's going te take us
f
Gaining Weight
Te 1hf Kititnr e U'ermln Peer'
Dear Madam Would you be kind
enough te tell me of some ev te have
nice fat legs from my hips te ankles
I'm hllllf nteplf rsm tha t.lt.a .... I....
wnrv thin tun Tii.ntv.nn.. ....-..' ..i.i i companion Ot
...... .. .-"j;",""' beautiful, amiably responsive te his
Geed healthy exercise, such as you Lnetu1' surprisingly well Informed for a
would get In a gjmnafllum class, and' fort' n"e ' Islander, would certainly
wlmmlng and basketball all would help i net be surpassed by the well-to-de
you te gain weight. Massaging regularly1 Elelse.
with cocoa butter Is excellent tee The Ner was she On the wav te tea that
desired (.fleet from these things will ' afternoon, sitting beside her trim ngurc
though, and you i as she clefily guided the car dick men-
tally decided that she was evermirc of
I herself, her charm" and her pus tlen
a characteristic fatal te any girl. Xe,
for him the unnttached Klelse held no
attractions even ns, quite evidently, Phe
had had none for Jim
"I understand Beth took you driving.'
said the girl carelessl swerving te
avoid a rut "I'd take you around in the
car, but. of course, when Kllzabeth gets'
here, she'll prefer te de the honors her
self" "Kllzabeth! Tlut pardon me. we
drove tills morning"'
'Oh. I mean Jim's fiancee Thn' why
we all call my ether cousin Ileth. Yeu
see. it's mixing naming girls nfter a
grandmother. Elizabeth really expected
te get back en the same beat ou did.
but In ense she didn't, delegated Heth
and me te leek out for you until she
came She lives with mother and me
And here we are !
The following day Dick and neth
steed together en the windswept deck
watching the Cape neatrlc as she
ploughed her way toward them en her
return trip
"Kllzabeth will surely be en her." pre- i
phesled Beth, holding tight te an lnex-p-nslve
but most becoming little sport ,
hat.
"De you knew," paid Dick, "I thought '
you were Jim's Kllzabeth until late aft- t
ernoen yesterday!" i
"Yeu make It sound," laughed Beth, I
"as If the minute of your discovery was i
important'"
"The second most Important instant
of my life " retorted Dick promptly
"The most Important " he broke off
and gazed meaningly at Beth "Is going
te be when the most adorable girl in I
the world sas 'yes':"
And for some reason or ether, quite ns
If there had been a personal meaning te
his words. Beth blushed bewltchlngly.
only come, gradually.
muBt stick at It
Day Nursery
Te the Kdtter e' U'rt7ifi Pane'
Dear Madam Could ou tell me of
the nearest I'atheltc duv nursery te
Twenty-sixth reet and Kalrmeunt ave.
nue? MHS K M
The Cathedral Day N'ursiry Is the
nearest one This Is located at 1701
Buramrr street, which Is between Vine
and Race.
THE DAILY NOVELETTE
A Question et Cousins
ll .1. -sTIWIIT umi '
DICK OIIAHAM. Spcncervllle'H rising
young city attorney had been burled i
In the opposition .anrts Idt although
running wi II nh, id of ) is tkki t and the
strenuous campaign, topping a long per- i
led of hard work, had worn him down te
a degree which mnde rest Imperative.
'Tell ou what, Dick, ' his nsftltsant,
Jim Hall'N. had suggest, u. "'in home
town, down en Arlneke Island, forty'
fillies off the Carolina coast is the most
restful spot nn tnrth If eu'll go down i
there. I'll write Kllzabeth my fianete. '
you knew one nt the H,dens and I
you'll see some real Southern hospital-!
Uy."
Dlclt unfetteriii. deadl'1 tired, had
mentallv decided that any kind nf a i
chnhge would be agretable and accepted,
warming a 1 ttle at the friendly i encern
In Jim's eyes when he made the offer.
A week later the shallow draft ' slde
wheeler Cape Beatrice threaded her ter
, tueus way through the nyster-bediied
eund te far Aruieke and discharged t.n
te the straggling pir a little fielght and
one lone i at-benger.
Giving his bags te the barefoot darky
Who had eut-elbiwed his f. Hew clamnr
ers, Dlcl: preceded him up the grass
frown main street surpr-.sed te find s
TIJK head of the house wns home
bound en the I'neli local that leaves
Hread Street Station at fill.". Heside
him with ninny bundles sat the lesser
half of it. Fer some moments he rend
his paper contemplatively. Then quit'
out of n clear sky :
"What's in all these bundles?"
The lesser half of the house smiled
mysteriously. "Never yen mind," she
said cheerily, "you'll knew some time'."
Thpre was mere silence in back of
the evening paper. Then again out e'
the same clear sky :
"Don't get me nny silk socks or hnnd
kerehlefs. nnd I don't want nny silk
shirts either. Wherever ou get then)
' made the neckbands never fit me. Don't
1 get me a smoking jacket either. The one
Next Complete Novelette Oelng Where
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Cuticura Seethes Rashes
Of Infancy And Childhood
When little ones are sleepiest, fretful and
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mothers should knew that Cuticura will
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Bathe the affected part with Cuticura
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We nre forced te sell ever
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I.lnkn and Mnk fletai they
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Cap. We will nfler thuia
Kftn te the retail trade at
lens than our manufacture
inc enst. wnicn m h.ei.
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Celers : White, Brown,
Huff, Peacock, Pink ami
Turquetite Blue.
Alan our cntlri nntflt el
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vil be Beld roKnrilleiv nf rnst
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ever te New Yerk city te upend Christ
mas," nnnwercd the little talesman in n
very funereal voice. ,
"Why, that's a fine way te upend
Christmas," came the cheerful rejoin
der. "Ilrnce up, ejd innn. Wish l
could go te New- Yerk."
Jinx hung IiIh head nnd speke In n
low hctu'tless voice! "That's 'all .t.vi
Mr. II, maybe you get friend, In
New Yerk city. I haven't get m" 1"
only relations."
In New Yerk city-
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When you see that splendid dance fleer, and
THE TIERNEY FIVE
break forth into jazz, there is only one thing that can keep you nt
the table. Thfat is the feed we serve. The Luncheon Platters start
nt 70 cents. And there are Dinner Platters also, unless you wish te
order n la carte.
Dancing te Dabney's Orchestra
Is a Real Pleasure
The sort of fast-moving music you can't resist. -Dabney's
Orchestra comes from the Ziegfeld Mid
night Frolic, New Yerk. They play here during
luncheon, dinner and supper. Dancing from 6:30
until 8 and 9 until 1 2. Real entertainment, fine
dance music, excellent feed well prepared and
quick service make a visit te the St. James worth
your while.
Walnut at 13th Street
J. Heward Slocum, Mgr.
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Ambrosia
a breakfast cocktail
or fruit salad
EVERYBODY in the household
will agree with you that here's
a treat geed enough te tempt the
most jaded of appetites and whole
some enough te satisfy the most
ravenous Coconut Ambrosia.
But te have it at its best you must
use Baker's Fresh Grated Coconut
from the blue label tin can.
The exclusive Baker process of can
ning the grated coconut meat WITH
THE MILK gives you coconut
that is unsurpassed in flavor. It gees
far toward insuring the success of
ANY dish in which coconut is used.
Buy a can at your grocer's today.
Recipe for Coconut Ambrosia
Coconut Ambreala Juat
Ilalter'a Freah Qreted Coco
nut, and erancea or ether
aaienable frulta or berrlta.
1 Can Baker't Freth Orated
Coconut.
4 Orangci (Bananat or Pine
apple or ether seasonable fruit
may be added or substituted.)
Slice fruit, ml well, sweeten
te taste.
Sprinkle coconut ever fruit.
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your favorite dressing;.
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Buy Baker's Dry Shred Coconut, the old-fashioned,
sugar-cured kind In paper cartena or
Daker'a Fresh Orated Coconut WITH the milk In
the distinctive blue label cans,
j 'Delicious variations of this delightful del- the distinctive blue label cans, 4QMC
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Readjustment Sale
Sweeping &Decisive
NOT a reservation in any Department. Total stocks
affected and the readjustment prices threw whatever
profit there is into the buyer's purse.
20eff
IN SECTION ONE
All merchant tailoring fabrics, suitings, evening dress
suitings, overceatings, treuserings, dress coatings and
clergymen's tailoring fabrics built te measurement at
IN SECTION TWO
Unparalleled Bargains in Men's Furnishings and Hats
$2.50 te $3.50 Seft Shirts $1.15
All Silk Shirts at Half Price
All Underwear Sharply Reduced
All Neckwear Sharply Reduced
All Mufflers Sharply Reduced
All Sweaters Sharply Reduced
Everything in the Department reduced, affording opportune
ties, te make Christmas selections, at unexampled savings.
IN SECTION THREE
MORE THAN ONE THOUSAND BOYS' WOOL SUITS REDUCED
Beys' $15 and $16.50 Suits, $10.00
All Beys' $18.50 Suits, $13.50
All Efeys' $20 Suits, $15.00
All Beys' $25.00 Suits, $16.50
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Truck m America,
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Have you been reading about the tests made en
Philadelphia hills by the new Paige 6-66? If
you knew of any mere difficult grades, we'd
be glad te take you up in a Paige te show the"
car's power, climbing ability, acceleration and
flexibility. Bring along some friends, tee, if
you like.
CUV ATWlCteV Pnsident
tRaitfc THsMbuieve
304 N9RTH 8R?AD STREeT, PHILAOaPHIA
IN SECTION FOUR
Absolute clearance of all women's apparel.
All Women's Suits at Sweeping Reductions
All Women's Coats at Sweeping Reductions
All Women's Dresses at Sweeping Reductions
All Women's Furs at Sweeping Reductions
Everything marked with utter disregard te former selling price or cost.
IN SECTION FIVE
ALL OVERCOAT PRICES 33 13 OFF-
$40 FINE OVERCOATS FOR $39
$65 FINE OVERCOATS FOR $45
$55 FOR FINE $75 OVERCOATS
$65 FOR FINE $85 OVERCOATS
IN SECTION SK
ALL YOUNG MEN'S SUITS AT READJUSTMENT PRICES
$20 FOR $30 & $35 SUITS
$25 FOR $45 & $40 SUITS
$30 FOR $50 & $40 SUITS
$35 FOR $55 & $50 SUITS
IN SECTION SEVEN
ALL MEN'S SUITS AT READJUSTMENT PRICES.
$40 & $45 SUITS HALF PRICE AND LESS $20
$50 & $60 SUITS HALF PRICE AND LESS $25
$55 & $65 SUITS AT ABOUT A THIRD OFF $4p
$55 & $60 SUITS AT ABOUT A THIRD OFF $35
$45 & $50 SUITS AT ABOUT A THIRD OFF $30
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