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VMc Rabbit and Gray Rabbit"
I'MAI'TKB III
In the Dark Sack
. .Mt.. H.flriaN ftlnc-A tn oft eh
PnT "wh. hey found thcn.elvo.
r other when in cnrrlr.1 awny by
W "n'anT a Krny rnbDIt. nntl tl.oy
M- 'f'n tho trnP, tlut thlH WlierlnK
u ,l h.Afkwa thn tforst thine of
trip I" A,S,rt mill tl.oy Jostled with
" J ..., i ho clant took, ami Ho wiumt
w "&fil u'o way ho threw them
n un
rifrs WHAT
Uy IimKN DECIE
r0,.',n,,i, Hurrah' Thn clnvcr mnKl-
",,urMi i,. clftil to RPt this white rah-
'Inn " " i hU may ral.DIt," roarru the
bL?mJlnK iR to l.lmtelf. "Ho will lo
Cm rtly'-hl l'"cl to each
....lfip nc vviiiil nimi "- - tr
""'.'."lVthln.s thoy will be kind trick
Va r.,iHci-" roRsy niikcii Hilly.
or.y!w. know," answered nilly. 'hut
U O.o ro.V wUerercMi berries to turn
".flu? CTdnorHoPI,Uv.Hop find
nut A Miiercd I'CKKy. That surely
tt,n0- ,Zz? ' Hopplty-Hop had lert
V an Lht in the trap, and when ho
,hMViC biel" tl.ev wouldn't lio there.
5? !i lm tr v to follow tho KlanfB trncKH
Would lie in. u ,, h 0 R0 Bcnrea
llm't lie would run away and hldo deep
'"rre-cmlv' the Riant stopped BliiKlnB
ni nio rlilldrcn-bunnlcs Heard a loud
".miff no"". ,lk0 tl, ,,owl oC a "ro
"Siv crncious. It's playliiK ft tunc llko
JiYniS In a circus' wh spcrod VCBKY.
ft caliopo iii j a chcu . i
"imr 'nmy avo... a. rabbit
JhiTfklo "It l the Riani wiiibiuuk. "o
fh.ri.d "Tho Riant can't bo such
i"KS cUp when ho whistles such a
HhaVcneorKcl them both up. and while
iiJv sliMred and shook, just as any
SS.lt. would do In such ft case, tl.ey
,r,?h.n Rlnt !Sirriedldihcm a , lonK way
ihrnuch the woods and then threw tliem
ioun poi a nurd oor' ln.a m?mcn'
oon iipw" , Knon ti,cv henan
tnW nparu it, .v.... -- -- -
w-?ffMPanBWcred nilly. "I
.uni Va aro in ft giant nuto," Suro
nouch as they went along tl.oy could
Jr thn rceiilar auto sounds, only much
ffi thSTthey over had ,heard them
L.fnre "Perhaps that 1h because wo
Jro'rabblts now, and everything seems
bfrec? than when wo wcro children."
MAf "ra whil5Btfie auto stopped, and
the clant lifted them out. 'SJiey wcro
oSncc.1 and Jostled somo mora but.
if roume they couldn't aeo whero they
cro Kolhir, ns they wero nil In tho
dark Presently they heard tho Bent's
r0?I'l;rrc0OC Clever MnRlclan. are a
rrcttJ wl.Uo rabbit and a hawlBomo
tray rabbit. They will bo lino for your
lrl"(iood'" .Mioko another volco ns loud
th.it of tho Riant but not no lough,
"put them in my secret pockets.'
"Occwhlllokcrs, ho must be ft mpn
flcr m.iKlclan to havo PocltetB DIr
nouRh to put us in." Rasped Hilly, for
gettlns that ho and Peggy were now
only rannii bizl- , ,
Before PeRgy could nnswer Billy was
lifted out of tho sack kicking nnd struj;.
ellnc A moment later she, too, felt n
creat lnnd grasp her long rabbit eats
Ind fhe was drawn from the sack, bho
rot ono gllmpso ot a big. cluttered room
nd then bIio was saucczed into a Iiuro
rocket one she Httod so snugly Hho
rould not een wriggle her ears or nlb
M nose She was stiueozed and she
mii siturrrd, and Hhe felt herHflf carried
about Sho thought silo would smother.
Then nil of a sudden her eais wero
nabbed again and sho was pulled out
bv a gi.mt hand, and held up In ft blazi.
of U(?nts, kicking und struggling.
.She heard ft loud roar, as or n, sea
breaking upon tho beach In ft storm,
end she saw a blur of facci. Where In
the world was Bhe, and what was going
to happen to her.'
Can ou guess where sho was"
Can ou guess what was happening
to her
Wh.it i!t vou think Is going to hnppen
to her nnd l)lll in tho next chapter.'
: hi
10 Was not? Grabbing hla coat nnd
rusned'out to his car.
Jour later. Jessica, enterlntr tho
hat, ho rushed out to his car.
vn nour later. Jesm r
i...11"1? toard.lnR houso llving.?oom,
cheld a John with a new nlcrtncss In
th's arri"f'i.n. vaw' omchow. m
John, on his part, nnw a palo wraith
of tho vltnl-looking g rl ho had left n
year hofpre. H8B (San forgStten, h2
opened his arms und enfolded her with
ft '1U!I.' "Jessica I Jessica I"
u J ,...0. ,ft,cr "And vou bought a now
su t just to comoto seo inn in!" sho was
saying. "Weren't you oxtrnvngant?"
John rased at her In surprise.
"Haven't you heard?" ho demanded,
It was Jessica's turn to bo surprised.
"Heard what?'' sho asked. "Slnco Undo
dlod, i haven't heard from homo and--t
haven't fait llko writing."
Then Jim disclosed to ft completely
stunned girl tho extent of his good lor
tune and hers. "Perhaps It will help
mako up," ho concluded, ''for tho failure
of your hunch that tho movies would
bring you fortuno and happiness."
Next Complete Novelette-Lovers"
-"I,o In the
It is not correct to cut salad with n
knlfo at tho tablo. A llttlo practlco
will enable, any ono to shred tho crisp
lenve-) of lettuco with tho sldo of tho
salad fork. i;ach shred Is taken on tho
fork (hold In tho right hand) nnd dip
pod In tho dressing boforo eating. A
morsel of bread may bo utilized to
"guide" tho salad to tho fork.
THE. DAILY NOVELETTE
Hunches and Hunches
lly J. HTUAIIT I.ANIJ
-Near tho end of tho two hours' train
rhlo Into Hollywood, John Solleck, heavy
bootod and carelessly clothed, his oyes
dull with pain, mado a last appeal to
his companion, protty Jessica, Dunloy,
whoso brown eyes, In contrast tn bin
own, wcro aglow with hop" and excite-
r?ji0 Blrl B"llccl. "Pvo never said I'd
marry you at any time, havo I?" sho
said r'Vou'vo been very nice T about
SnAn ;vllh mVvn "nolo washed h"s
hands of mo and my fool doings, but I'll
?.?nmairrj: ?.ou Just today- ""inks. It's
funny, but 1'vo a, hunch that tho movies
ftEJ,,M,,.lncd to brlr,K m n'l I ash o?
life fortuno nnd hnpplness !"
"And I," retorted Jim savngolv, "havo
ft hunch that vou wero destine, i i,. h
j. iiu mm nui mo Biiver Bcreen play
thing of a movlo nudlence! Howev. r
J'H , ''ccldcd, Jesslcn. And I hope
your hunch romn. trim fnM. i.T
PUCCINI'S "BOHEME" SUNG
New Italian Tenor Confirms Favor
able Impression at First Appearance
Tiirj CAST
r.o.lu.f . . Ilenlamlno OIrII
Srli mn inl Mlllo l'lcco
lnn!t . Paolo Ananlan
Mlml Frances Alila
I'arplenol . ... . l'letro Audlaln
lr mio . Antonio Scottl
ulllne . ... OloMim.1 Martina
Mrlijdor . . . Tuoli) AnanUn
Jlutta . . .Anne Koxello
A Itrtfjrn , Vlnceuzo Ilt'SchlijIHin
( unOuctor (Jeniiaro lapl
Tint Mi.hnnnlilnti Mnntn f,i ntntinil
the npernili- new year with mi fxcel-
i'.ii. M- 1UIII1IIUI r Ul l ULI'UH mii'iu
"I.n linhcme," which, if opinion bo di
vided lis to its beliig the host of his
work, inn at lenst claim to be the mot
miicie
Tim ..n.., .. . .. ll I...1 t 1
. ... i-t as t'U Uiliuuri'll, il iiul
kn,if.Inlli. 1.. lllln. X-..4. .-!!.. .. .C
' t'"'"..! "'I lllllllll . .Ullllllll. 1IIU1L 1U
the interest centerod in tho now Itnlinn
lenor, iiutiinmino tilgli, who lnnde so
fnvornblo nn iinpri'ssion in the Inst
Pnilnilelphlii picnentation of tlic Metro
bolit.tn Co Hut someliow liis- mice
fOCmeil lli'htop Inct ... ,,!,, !., "tin.
Ijeme thnti it did nirninvt tlie trrincn
iloiis orclicstrntion of "Mcfiitofelo." In
iiimiiy it loaves nothing to be desired,
Jt 14 11 lrrln Innni. .? l... .......ul ..'tin
nnd the "method" is pcrfool. Hut In
ii, . l "" Rrent lovo parts ol opotu .ur.
-... .... t.vu judu inim ui;uil3 n lull.
II iierois " Perhaps experience will
"Tied this. Dramatically ho is fur
nhend of even tho exceptional Italian
tl nor nf Inu inn..., n...l nv. ....!...... riM.i-
" jvm.o .iiiu i-Afi'itvuv;t'i j.iin
wa. i-poMnlly Bhown in the roserio ami
ruiiuit in mi. ooiiciiiillng M'ono where
jlent grief rk m(,ri. coin iiicing tliuu
tlif loud squalls in which oven the
Krentest nf Itnlinn tenors indulges in
tins particular scene. Mr. (ilgli scored
PMK'Uall In the few "hot" scenes of
the opera, "Clio uelidu innnltin." the
ihiot -Mi ehinmnno Mlml" nnd the cn-
S lint? O knnvn fn...!..!!.. M n...l ......1.. 1..
U-" - .--.., ,t mm nillll, null uguill III
" duet in the closing act.
Mine Alda showed the same artistry
iWhi'Ii oliurootorl.ed lier interpretation
nt the pm win, Mr. Ilarrold in his
""i iniiiiiie perinrmnnrn of n year ngo,
"h duo allDnnnces for the differences
' .erpriiiuiim or Hi., mlo between
Plr llniiiii iin.l Mi. in. .11 .. i: i.
h, 1,, i """ "' 'ih". llllllll ill
l"llll ll u.lw ,Ih........ 1. ..II. .1 r ,..
B. "- i4iiilllllllllll, llllll 111 .III'
'ifcli nnd ynca'ly t line of Mr. Ilurrold
r" ns io ne expected. Mine. Alila miiile
Ft IllOSt Deiknniilil,. Ml. ..I I II..
L ff , ' .....,..- ..linn lull) IMIH MIl'MIIV
MIOMllO l411..,.i,illt t.. ,1... .!.... I !..
,.. e .r ""J " mo uiii'is iiiiu in
fhe famous "Addlo" of the third net.
yr h(,,ti ns Mareello nml nothing
l.Ul llfliil lin L.I.I .. ..- .1 .
U..I1 i . ""HI ll III llll' 11.11 I. I II
"Hill III' IIIU nil ,l, l.l ..' f .1.
r(1 ,. "' ' vtti- iii"iiiui"in ul Ylllllll
1 l"s M.ieo and ilrnnmtii'iilly Keottl is
i "' '" iiiugeiiniR to the loht nf tho east,
f o is fine of the supreme actors of the
ieintti. li..,, i ,,. , ,
r "-- nun ii MiiiiiHiiiies no
Hniin.es t. ,...,, by (.jf,,,. fnr(.p f
"Hiiiii wiieii tim Ilbrettiht and the
"i"-iT imvo willed otlierw m tint m
l'lll(.v l,j In,. I.
ViVi'r A,!" ""selle ninde her 1'hllii-
fllihin ili.l... i.. xi . t i - ..
,ii. iVi l '" "" ineK.v part ot .1111
'I'u. Sim wo a bit overdressed in hor
-. ..iiiieiininie. tint In tin tiK am
IIOMllll' ilnl .11.1 .,. ....
Ii,- I "'" l"i' l"ll'c aiiiiiiuiiii
I 'r, nk'(' nod to he nffeotoil by hor
puiimis nervoiiMiesH in the rmoniu;
r' lies, nn ,.,, :,..i 1 ,.. , ....,.
ho 1, ., """" in i nun 111111 1 uaiin
i1" nor aetinc ncunii-,.,! n.in.. .... ,i,
P- M " ..,.. 1 iF,,,ti,vi. 1 1113 VII.
(,ra nrniji in.,.,,, ji, 1. .. ... ,.
I L . .'. nl lUholtu, but made 11 hue
,;."' me mie
llioreiire fewr "munll" .,,, ,lu 1 nn..
leiiie." r,. 1. ... ."',""" . '" "V
llii.i, ! 1 ". " '" "" opeias in
i, L. .""'. bn H'"' f eni-t is ho well
.....uuiiiieii. -me so fulled "minor"
B . V," " ".''" ,l0,' und the eon-
le fA 111 r"1"' "'"" thu "('"rn u"
llilnk ' '. ""." ul" eiiiuiiNias III
MHOtl Onlnna l..1. ...1.1. 1 1 ,. .
Itudy ".' """ ,U"K cmeiHI
happiness! Only I shall never 'again
aBk you to; marry mo. I wanted you to
como straight from your uncle's homo
to mlno. 1 do not want n moving-plc-turo
wlfol'
Josslca laughed, although her eyeo ro-
ivjcu 10 smlio. "What a hit you would
malto as a cavo man registering anger I"
Bho mocked.
If John had cheered htmsolt with tho
thought that Jessica would not bo taken,
ho was doomed to disappointment. Somo
coatloss young man In A great hurry had
seized her from among tho crowd of
hopefully expectant supornumcralos to
till somo unimportant llttlo pnrt, and
seven hours later John was on tho train
homo alone
Following soma strays from his flock
ono afternoon, ho saw a ewe up on tho
hlllsldo pass behind ft bush and fall to
reappear, investigation- revealed n dark
opening Into which thero was a remark
ably strong rush of nlr Driving out tl)
ewe, ho returned home, resolved to re
turn and Investigate more fully another
dav.
When ho did return with a lantern, he
followed tho cave for somo distance, al
ways in wie poweriui inurnrt of air.
when suddenly ho s,iw nhead of him a
light. Ot owing more brilliant as he Ad
vanced. It was not sunlight, for It rose
nnd fell. What, then?
At length, near the edge of a. wtll-llko
opening, he stopped In wonder. The
flams was over tho mouth of tho well,
rising, falling, weirdly unstnble In tho
oniushlng air. Natural gas! And on
his own farm !
In tho next few months, a tremendous
transformation was wrought In the Sel
leck holdings.
Often were John's thoughts with Jes
sica. Was sho succeeding? Ihid blio
failed?
Then camo a letter.
"John, dear I hae utterly failed.
W fa has bocn difficult, of late. 'You said
you would nover nsk me again. You
did not say what you would do If I asked
you to take mo back into thn beautiful,
well-fed country as your wife.
"JlISrflCA."
John, his resolution to put her aside
forgotten, gazed for a moment In deep
concern at that Word, "well-fed " Had
It gone In unconsciously, Implying that
Stunning Styles for Your
Trip South Specially Priced
ItCadV tn tnltni. In vMit. mAfta,,f,i THn..tl..l
.fabrics npproprlato for everv occasion whlln
you'ro away,
Sporl Cape & Skirl of Imported Tweed, $75
English Tweed Suits $65
White Flannel Suits $70
Baronet Satin Skirts . . .' $18
Skirts of White Imported Linen .... $10.50
Closing Out at Cost All Our Winter
SUITS, TOPCOATS, WRAPS
Tailored to Your itcaivro
"" '-"'"p. Marvello nshmoro. Cnnhmero Cord etc.
vTTB?
' 11 li tKV 1
,"'W hL. jl
- rA7" LM"rTVfl i
lip ,M HIV
11 5" rw
UP
JOSEPH PRAGER, 928 Ghesfaul SJ.
Both fitting Io
those out of town
lame day. Your
own maletiali
tailored.
Imported,
PALMER'S
Annual Clearance Sale Continues
Sweeping reductions in prices, averaging half
what these silks sold for a few weeks ago.
78c
$1.10
$1.55
$1.65
$2.95
$2.50
$2.95
$5.95
1
WANAMAKER'S DOWN STAIRS STORE WANAMAKER'S
Wanamaker's Down Stairs Store
Wonderfully Fine Choosing Among
Women's Fashionable Coats at
$19 $22.50 $25 $29
NATURAL COLOR PONGEE, 33 inch.
Regular Price $125.
GEORGETTE, 40 inch. Fleah color.
Former Price $2. SO.
Black, extra heavy.
GEORGETTE. 40 inch
Former Price $4.50.
SHIRTINGS, 32 inch Crepea do Chine, multi-colored
stripes largo assortment. Value $4.50.
PEAU DE CREPE Shirtings, tho very best made.
Satin stripes. 12 beautiful styles. Reg. $5.50.
RADIUM TAFFETA, plain, 40 inch. All colora.
Regular Value $4.50.
BROCADES, 36 inch. All-Silk, a heavy, durable
Silk. For Furrier' Linings. Formerly $6.50.
SATIN FACE CREPE, 40 inch. Navy, Negro
Brown and Black. $6 quality.
CHIFFON VELVET, 40 inch, all.allk. Standard
atreot shades. Retail Value $10.
SERGE, all-wool, 40 inch and 54 inch. d- OC'on QC
Our former price, $2.50 to $5.50. Pw aJli.JJU
TRICOTINE. 50 inch, all-wool. Imported.
Former Price $6.50.
$3.50
REMNANTS
From a length to line a bag to n dress pattern and all in
between lengths. Desirable Silks, every end gathered from
the shelves for this sale. You may find just the length noeded,
priced so low that you are warranted in buying for your
future needs.
The above specials arc only a few of the many very
unusual values we are offering.
If the elevator is crowded, it will pay you to wait.
1318 CHESTNUT STREET
Fourth Floor Take Elevator Established 1904
Lccn
Blillll!l!llilill!iiillllllili!lllllllllllllli
The Store of Personal Service
1310 Chestnut Street
January Clearance Sale
Off Ticket Prices
m
On Our Stylish Apparel for Women and Misses
All Sales Final: No Approvals: None C. O. D.
Millinery Not Included
Dresses: Vz
Daytime and Street Dresses, Dinner
Gowns, Evening Robes and Gowns.
Ticket Prices, 39.50 to 295.00
Suits : V2 Off
Tailleurs, Fur-trimmed Suits, Alpine
Wool Suits and All Imported Costumes.
Ticket Prices, 29.50 to 550.00
V2 Off Prices
18.75 to 147:50
Y2 Off Prices
14.75 to 275.00
-'Fur Coats : A Off
Fur Coats and Wraps of Alaska Seal, Hudson Seal, Bay Seal, Russian Pony, Mole
skin, Squirrel, Muskrat, Marmot, Natural Mink and Civet Cat. All superbly lined.
Ticket Prices. 159.50 to 2750.00
12 Off Prices, 79.75 to 1375.00
-EXTRA SPECIAL
All Evening and Street Wraps
JA Off New Low Ticket Prices
Street Wraps
Original.
Trice
299,50
375.00
350.00
425.00
425.00
695.00
695.00
795.00
Evening Wraps
One of a Kind Only
Nmv I .on 'j OfT
Tli'lict 1'rlre TlcUrt I'rlce
250.00 125.00
300.00 150.00
300.00. 150.00
350.00 175.00
375.00 187.50
500.00 250.00
550.00 275.00
675.00 387.50
Orlcliml
I'rlii.
249.50
299.50
325.00
365.00
375.00
399.50
435.00
450.00
Strictly Limited Quantities'
N. riu
Tlrlirr 1'rlco
200.00
250.00
275.00
300.00
350.00
350.00
385.00
400.00
'a oir
TlrkK 1-rlro
100.00
125.00
137.50
150.00
175.00
175.00
192.50
200.00
THE BLUM STORE -A New Organization With an Old Name
Extra vnluc and wide selection at each of these prices.
Many of the coats are new and were bought for less than current prices. Others
were taken from our own stocks and lowered in price.
Bolivia Timeltonc
Velour Crystal cord
Silvertone Polo cloth
are the materials, and they arc in all the fashionable
colorings of the Winter season. Some coats are simply
tailored and others are trimmed with racoon, skunk
opossum, Australian opossum, scalene or nutria-dyed
coney.
Virtually all are lined with silk.
Sizes 14 to 44.
The Coats Sketched
On the left is a velour coat with collar and cuffs of scalene
fur. $22.50.
Tho other is also of velour with a shawl collar of nutria-
ilycd coney. $29.
z? r-:
22.50 J $29
O.Wnrktt)
Women's Winter Suits
Lowered in Price
Sl." for wool jersey suits in heather mixtures and
silvertone suits with fur collars.
$20 for silvertone suits and some suvertip velour
suits in blue, brown and Pekin.
$25 for plain, well-tailored velour suits, fur-trimmed
silvertone suits, suits of serge and sports suits of heather
jersey.
('.Market)
Hats
With the Charm of
Sunny Days
$8
Bright blue batavia cloth with
many small, smooth feathers.
A close-fitting hat of lovely
hazy blue silk with a few bright
flowers in front suggestive of
tho lazy skies and beautiful
flowers of the South.
Gleaming black hats of satin
and straw braid.
Hats in the softer brown and
gray tones such are the delight
ful things for southern wear.
Many of them arc suitable to
wear here and now, carrying a
refreshing promise of Spring to
cheer us through the Winter.
Other gay, delightful hats arc
$9.G0 and $12.50.
CMarkrt)
Women's Black Satin Pumps
Ready to Dance Away!
$9.90
The heels are slender and high, the soles light turned ones
a pair.
Women's Black Calfskin Shoes, $6.85
'They have outsido wing tips and medium heels or straight tips
and high Cuban heels. Both styles have welted soles.
(Chestnut)
Double-Faced Velour Portieres
$28 a Pair
The velour is of excellent quality and there is about every
color combination that one could possibly wish for. Each
portiere is 48 inches wide, 2Ms yards long and finished with an
open French side.
The colors are beautiful the rich dull mulbeny shades,
old blues, dull rose tints, tans as .soft as fawn's skin a won
derful range of lovely shades.
(Ontrnl)
Beautiful Furs Low in Price
These moderately priced fins are selected -with as much care as
the most expensive furs in the Wanamakcr Stoic. The pelts are in
perfect condition and even the smallest points of workmanship and
finish are carefully watched.
OpprtaiIfties
'I THE WHITE SALE I
i i.
One and Two-Skin Animal
vBoas
Natural opossum boas, $11.25.
Natural squirrel, $17 and $30.
Fitch, $25 nnd $50.
Stone marten, $25 to $45.
Baum marten, $42.50 and $45.
Kolinsky, $17 and $.15.50.
Wolf Scarfs
In taupe and brown, $20.25 to
$10.
Fox Scarfs
Brown, taupe or black scaifs,
$22.50 to $47.50.
Kit fox scarfs, taupe or peai!
dyed, $10.50.
Black Muffs
Pieced Hudson seal
muskrat) muffs, $17.
Coney muffs, $12.50.
(ded
C.Mnrkrt)
u
tr.vyji. a.., "o
UWV
I s w
ft V-
m
li V--C J'
$13.50
$16.50
$13.50
Fresh New Dresses
at $10 to $1650
Scores and scores of amazingly pretty styles are hero
at these very low prices. All of the dresses are new and
fresh and many have a pleasant air of Springtime about
them.
Navy blue 3erge, tricotine, Poiret twill and gabardine
are used in the practical little everyday dresses at $10,
$15 and $10.50.
Dresses of liber silk mignonette, in navy, brown and
taupe, are only $13.50 and ever so protty.
New Taffetas
A-Rustle With Spring, $15 to $25
are delightfully youthful. Some hao embroidered overskirts, some
frilly panel.-., and there are intciestinu, combinations of (leorgetto
crepe and taffeta. Most of tho new flocks are in navy blue. S15,
$10.50, $23.50 and $25.
Georgette crepe frocks, beautifully embroidered in silk
heavily beaded, arc $20, $25 nnd $32.50.
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Great new cases have been unpacked overnight. Regu
lar snowstorms of lovely white and pink things for women
and children. Many prices are half less than they were
at this time last year many are less than half.
1200 Pieces Neckwear, 50c
Just half the regular price for lace vest.s. with attached collars, as
well as diminutive and wider separate collars. The vests are of cream
net with imitation Vcniso or Vnlenciennes frills. The collars aie pj
novelty Venise and other heavy laces. f '
Charming Voile Blouses, $2.90
Delightful affairs of sheer white voile of unusual fineness with
motifs of real ttlet and edgings of machine-made filet. Quite wonder
ful at $2.90. Sizes 3G to 4(1.
1000 New Envelope Chemises, $1
Haven't seen anything nearly so fine as these in many a long
month! Soft, good white materials elaborate with duinty laces and
embroidery.
1000 New Nightgowns, $1
Half doen attractive styles of snowy cotton nightgowns trimmed
with embroidery, laces and colored bands.
1000 Pairs of Bloomers, 50c
Flesh or white bntiste bloomers with clastic at knee and wai.s';
some are stitched with blue.
Cotton Crepe Nightgowns, $1.50
Becoming pink or white ones printed with blue butterflies. Round
necks, short sleeves and stitched with blue.
Lace-Trimmed Petticoats, $1.50
Good white ones with lace-trimmed flounces and underlas toim.
in regular sizes.
Kxtra-size petticoats of white cotton with hemstitched hemj. alto
$1.50.
Lacy Silk Chemises, $2.25
I Prettiest ones imaginable at such a small price. Good pink ciepe
I de chine with quantities of lovely creamy Valenciennes lace. Ileal
treasures at $2.2o.
2000 Bandeaux, 50c
All sizes in those pink bandeaux at this small -um. Plain bioihe
or in marquisette weaves.
(Center l-le)
White Dress Voile, 35c Yard
0S-meli voile in soft, cieamy color woven firmly and ou.l
Suitnble for blouses, dresses, children's clothes and window curtail."
One woman told us she made curtains of this material bi years ago
and that her curtains are still practically as good as, new.
10 Yards Longcloth, $1.90
Vatd-widc longcloth for durable undei clothe-.. l.a4 Soplemoer it
was almost double. 10 yaids in each piece at $1.90.
Good Sheets, $1.25 to $1.45
Standard sheets with torn edges and neatly stitched wide l "m
fi.1 xOO inches, $1.25; 72 90 inclu-, 5-1.10; 81 90 inches Si. .",5 a.'!
$1.10; 81 x99 niches, .1.15.
Pillow Cases, 35c to 39c
Pillow cnac, 12 x !10 inches, Il.'ic ami "Sc
Pillow cases, 15 .'III inches, 39c.
Holster cases, 12 72 ir.'hes, 5,h , 7"h.
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2000 Corsets of the Better Kinds, $2 to $5
a ime vwme .-ale ot eoisets ot approved models at
luumi, uiirti ami eca a nan li ss.
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Nemo Sraecial Corsets. $5
Designed for large short women, large medium women and huge
tall women. They have the famous self-i educing band which so many
I thousands of women appieciate. Made of pink or white materia' i.
I- ittcd by our experts upon request in the Corset Shop.
Francette Corsets, $4
' $.'1 and more less for these corset i made especially for
I Wanamakers Down Stairs Stoic. Of pmk merccrLed cotton Uimr.iul
j with satin bands and designed for slender women.
W. B. Corsets, $2
Pmk coutil heavily be nod eoisets with low bust and lor.' skirt
for the medium and rather large woman. Trimmed with embrolucn.
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