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,i..f ilniftcil Owl Hincly veua
Itrrrrtf nml Tllllv 1l
from H'WIl . -MyJ ""
.' ..i.i iiim with ftipin from llio .South
an,l liru tlioy bint flown back liortli
mi tlio WIlfRH of IniiiKlimllon. '
j'rficv unit Ullly limlh'l wanted to
brliiK lift)) iMck with lllcm Mild liu liudn't
wntiti-il to coiiio. But thov hntl been
holilluR film hy li'la outstretched whins
m ,c i-ntiltln'L till Omul with IiIh sharp
bent., when f Hudilen the AVIiikh of
ImaB'untlon had curried nil thrco to thu
Xorin 1'cKfty hail liotl to her own boil.
Jjllly hud ilartuil'lioine, but Orcut Horned
Ok I had been left ouinldp In tho tree.
Peggy, rousc.il from a sound sleep,
Ulknd ciOfHly to him through her closed
window. Hho didn't diiro hnvo tho win
dow open for feat iio- might grab her.
"Go avwiy, you bad bird!" alio wild,
Voii ore disturbing nil the babies In
tho Mock with your noliiy hoots."
Hoot llool I'm not so bad as you!"
honied Urcut Horneil Owl in reply, "Von
broiiRUt me hero fiom my homo In tho
Soittiil.iiul ; and hero I stay until you
tell nif what to do and find mo a sup
wr too llool llool" And so tlreat
Horned ol booted and hooted until nit
U,o li.dues In tho block beKuti to cry.
anil .HI tin' fathers began to throw
ilium-" at him milk bottles, curliiiR
Itonf slippers, tin cans, anything they
couM lav hands upon.
Ilui lin'nt Horned Owl dldn t inlnn
lltatl IS 'II Hll'lltn M.tllhi ttttviiri .11..
hp wind the ilylni" milk bottles anil slip.
... I. i... .l.i.ls ill. .lit fin.l i. ti
pfllt lui ti- iiiic it- tiniii ...f,... ..i.i ....
Fnth. i i niilil hop well enough to nhii
IIMIJ.M So no turn lilt him. "ilool
Hon I loo I j to went rif.ni on wiui
hli ' t Ivt I
MiN'ltiili l'cuKy hen rd tho lelephone
rmu lli-r-r-iiif"! 'tlr-r-r-ihiK!
ti i i.ielnllH, Who cull that bo at this
hour "l" i lie ulMlit'.'' Hho thought, as hIp
K ippt il mil of lied (illtl enpt down lid'
(I.i ik .iliuny lo answer, llr-r-i -i lug !
Mr i ' niig' rung tho bell Impatient)),
huinniK hi r, on,
li li"' sulil i'eggy.
Il iln sulil a grulf voice n( the
oti.t i iinl u xolt'ii so tipvcin it miule
ptguv hlu'r. "Hello! Thin Is thu po
lio 1 pillic!' pushed I'eggy, nml hIc
tlr'i t iniiieil Hip telephone, rcii'lver.
li llilH In the poller. Who (nought
thai ne'-v owl lulo town lo wake up .ill
Iln' Ping prople?"
n'l riled I'eggy. yob1 l'-p p
pl.i . Mr policeman. I-T-I did"
li,' Mill (III), (till Joll!" NllU.ltl'U lm
gnift i.tn e "Then jou take him light
out r inn n again, mid do ft In it liuiiy,
or mil eonin Up th'cre with tin patrol
u.ik'Mi miiI atii'Kt ynll both for dlsturh
Inc 'I" p. ace!" And with that tlueat
tht i ' i iiiiin rang qff
nil (Hi ' What shall I do'' ' wailed
i i Hug lift HOlf to be III an awful
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' lino' What .shall you do?"
,it,il Honied Owl itom ouihihk,
"i- glowing louder mid, louder
i -i lug! -Hr-r-r-rlug! inng the
i iii o mmi'.
Hit re Is the liolli'emau again''
unil.ii I'eggy "Iio In coming to ittrot
ne Slip look off the telephone le
ccim i Mi llo !" she s.tld.
II i ' ' said u oIcp that l'eccv was
gl.ui t i hear, for it .-.-as Hllly's 'voice.
'Hi I.. I-f ggy ! Why don't you stop
that i fill hooting of that Croat Horned
(nrl I ein hear him nway out here in
tin nniry "
wi don't you stop him youit-elf?'
slic ii .wered a bit ciossly. "I can't
Jo I
- ml li I lit nway!" advised Ullly. At
tli.n t lord vnlcu sounded over the wire.
I it ' Twit ! Yes, send him uw'ay
far n,n"
' W ' i mo jou?" asked I'eggy.
j ' i ai.irnnv ionium on llio iip,
anil 1 viant Oreat Horned Owl sent away
W'l ho eats Hptrrows."
'K i elnlg ! Kuichug! yes, send him
.i! l.ir awrty !" broke lu a Iiojisu
In,. .
I ' a froir In it lion, sltllne bpslde a
tnlu.l in" pole, and 1 want Oreat Horned
("wi e!!t: iiw.T' -heenuse ttn" l-ii1i1iIi.
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I, I livv Mil. ill t Mi 11,1 lihii1'' ni.Lofl
1" bi ii nre.it anxiety. "Ho doesn't go
' M I l. II him to."
Ha'" laughed Hilly. "You art
"- but I know a wav we can get
' '.Mat Hornt'd Owl If all the sp.ir-
luii don't want lo gut taten and
tti-iK-r that don't want to be gob-
ll li' lp us "
li.n do yt)ti stlpprisp Hlll's w.i
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.1 Hip traiiii'il till 1 1 h liroiiKlil .m
I on phi h. he iniiiU'illalely made
I ilimi to go Into tile hudiipi ot
1 1 .illicit (I jongsteis. with a li w
i ing Ills laciiiiic dining Ins spaic
"iidlnglj I'lekerlng cslnblish'il
H ' nllege" and found Hie mii
i.i i illlniilc that he Is now tlf
i i liiiijiu itrirtion of his aid u-
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'tigbiid in t oriliug In Hip lie. hi
unusual Institution, N pedlgiiv
ii hliil M'ldoni ii, n lies llu
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u " mi I lii hind him. Tin n le
. 'li tiji;ulsh linn from the otln t
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I In r. t'd lilmspir. Is placi d in
" i agi II Is not until alti i
I i w Hist mulled i lj.it tin
I.i Mlig .111.1 liny hip till ll
' .1 in separate nigcb, twelst oi
.'tun lines bpuig idaipil in n
II trt with a "piofn-Hoi ' oi
ml mIiii in ta as a tutor. Thn
Ins l.eai In ti,,. iiiu-k and the
ui.irieh, nflir IIsIpiiIiik to blin,
i.i iinit.ilp. hhn at muv. while
-. lislm-i Intenlly so lhat he
i nui Hi,, oi, ca wllli harsh, slulll
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niiler of the "ilass" U then
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pii in ihelr woik satlsfaetoill),
1 i post-Kiiiilu.itp iniirsp iiudei
11 in Hon" ot tlirec uinnrjes who
mi dais In singing competitions
" t,r .an.iiies iiilsp fmni nuu
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nnjH "taiiaiv collegi.-' has
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Hi- .SI.1I'1KU HltACKLltrr.
"il add thu bracelet to your
1 d make thbm look equally
"i the new ones. On heuvv
'" suing black beads or
"i iolnr that will look well
gown A I Inch nui' eml of
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'""till in thu other end of llu
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Brimming With Spring and Fresh New
Wanamaker's Down Stairs Store
This Is the Only Store of Its
Kind in the World
When you spend your money you have a
right to the worth ojC it in whatever you buy. No
matter whether it is a- little money or 'a great
deal.
The Wanamaker Down Stairs Store is for
the service of the people who want to spend the
lowest reasonable amount of money and yet get
dependable merchandise. It is a place where
sound and fashionable goods, not the finest, but
in every case good, may be had at as low or
lower prices than the usual sort of cellar store
charges for trash. It is the only store of its
kind in the world.
-To Suit the Spring
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$25 7 W
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Hero avo the snutrtcst new
tweeds and mixtures, and inter
utini,' hertroH cut nn the approved
lines Tot' SprinK 11)21 . Tlic tweeds
and jerseys aro plainly tailored
and have mnurt pockets and nnr
tow IipHh,
The he i-pfcs have rijiplitip; jackets
nml ai-e trininicd with embroidery
and lii'aid.
Many Suits of
Jersey
$15 and $.16.50
In lii'iitlici- tone.s, witli brown,
tan, Idtio or Ki-een predominating.
Tim i.ii'kets have ilcntcd bneks
ami mil or Tuxi'do collars.
Suits of Navy
Serge and
Hairline Stripes,
$27.50
Kxec'ptionally .smart and )t-ct-tily
lined with plain or figured
silks.
Many other interesting Spring
suits in a wide variety of new
models at $43.50, 545 to $(53.50.
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r I dM $8$- i t
jj $37.50 )) $39 $25 $18.75 $1BM V
Beautiful Chiffon .
Half Price at SOc
40-nuh chiffon in lovely shades of taupe, brown, Copen
hagen, king's blue, purple, gray, emerald, myrtle, niwy, tan,
rose, pink and hantung also black and white.
White Cotton Net Half Price at 75c
It is "1 inches wide and good quality for dress foundations.
Printed Georgette .Half Price at $1.85
Fascinating designs in tones of brown, henna, mange, blue,
gray, black, iuiv, etc. 40 incites wide.
Georgette Crepe Special, $1.50 Yard
40 inches wide. Kvery Spring coloi is lepn-sented in all
it's shades grays, from the lightest pearl to the darkest taupe;
browns from dove-tan to dark wood brown; blues, henna, green
just about every street and evening shade! Also white and
black.
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A fine Maker's Close-out of Wonderfully
Good Underclothes, $1
One of tlic oldest and btst-known manufacture) i going out
uf bminess and has dosed out various lots of uiidermuslins, aprons
and hon-c di esses to us At surprising low in'mes. .Women who
appreciate, good materials, tasteful Ininmings, generous cutting and
nice finish will )u- glad to get them.
Slip-on and high-neck gowns in .1 number ol -tylcs, plain or
lace-tiinmuil, all $1. , in
Envelope I'hciuisu.-" 111 plenty of tles With built-up Miouldeis of
ribbon straps, all $1.
White Aprons, 19c and 25c
Plenty for everybody from tin- -ami' manufacturer.
l!)c for siiow.v lawn tea apron-, i dged around with rickrack.
Uric for line lawn aprons, plain or lace trimmed.
House Dresses, $2
Vstoiiidiing at this small t"--t. Neat, comfortable style.- of plain
chnmbrnv or plaid ginghams m becoming colors. They have white
pique collar-, sometimes cuff-, pocket trimmings and belts, many
hand cmbroidiml.
1200 Splendid Turkish Towels, 38c
Towels that you would expect to 'pay a great deal more for
women will want io get limn by the half do.en and dozen. Big ones
in all-white and with ted or blue hmdi'is, lUxll! inches; others not
quite so large, but of g. ncrou-. sie in pretty plaids and stripes.
Delightful Organdie Flouncings
$1.75 and $2 Yard
Fetchinglv milled and in mo-i delectable shades for Summer
frocks HI inches wide; the ipl.7." -tylc has four rullles and hem
stitching, in white, buttercup, pink and Nile. The-W kind ha- seven
rullles and come in white, buttercup. Nil", oiebid, tan and flesh pink.
No need to toll women who have sun them how special they arc!
Neckwear Half Price at 50c
Prettiest and best collection we have seen at this price. Soft
ivoiy-tinted luce and net in c-ts and collar-and-ctiff sets and sheer
whito organdie sets, u-uullv tinimed vsitli line lace. Their filmy
tlalntincba sugucsU .Spring and Summer frocks.
1500 Corsets
Many Half Price at $1.50
Fresh perfect corsets of good pink and' white cottons; some aro
brochc Models for slight to aveiagt figures, soma with clastic insets.
Hundreds of women will choose them, for they are most unusual.
1000 Corsets at $2.50
Half do.cn excellent models of cor.-eto that ordinal ily would
cost much mine. 1'lnU or white.
$16.50
Wonderfully Pretty New Dresses
, Many Special Groups at Low Prices
$12.75
for taffeta frocks with beaded
bodices of Georgette crepe. In
black and navy blue. The price
.is special.
$15
for evolct-cmbroidcrcd taffeta in
black and Copenhagen, trimmed
with bands of contrasting taffeta.
New beaded frocks of crepe tie
chine are also $15.
two-piece middy style. AnnUier
has a roll collar and a long nvei
skirt embroidered.
$18 and 18.75
This frock is a combination of
Georgette and taffeta and boasts
ninny narrow rullles on the .-kirt
and sleeves. In navy blue, $18.
Lovely blue charmoufeo I nicks,
18.75.
$23.50
$16.50
Delightful new mignonette
dresses are in several pretty '
models. A youthful frock is in ,
New Georgette crepe ilresse.-,
in navy blue and black, aie made
over under-dresses of charmeuse
and trimmed with bands of bead
ed net.
J Scores of Charming
i Frocks at $25
Canton crepe dresses embroid
eied in silk.
Taffeta dresses trimmed with
rullles, eyelet embroidery, beads
and pretty sashes.
; Taffeta combined with Geor
gette crepe.
Tailored frocks of tiieotino and
seige.
Extra-size Dresses
$16.50 to $23.50
Well-cut dresses of serge, trim
med with braid, are $10.30 and
?18.
C'harmcu-e dres-es are embroid
ered or combined with Georgette
crepe. $23.50.
Hundreds of other beautiful Spring dresses at $32.50, $37.50, $39 to $75.
(Murl.i't)
French Gloves at Half Recent Prices
forw ' Ha
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2-clusp gloves of French lambskin, over
seam sewn at $1.35.
(5-button length strapped gauntlet gloves
of French lambskin, pique sewn, at $1.90.
8-button length niousciuetaire gloves of
French kidskin, pique sewn, at $2.65.
Men's All-Wool Suits
With Two Pair of Trousers
Special at $32.50
Flannels Good Cheviots
Some Cassimeres
If bought in the ordinary way, suits like these
with, only one pair of trousers would be cheap at 32.50
not last year nor yesterday, but today! That gives
you some idea of the extraordinary value.
The materials and the tailoring are something to
be proud of. Every suit was- made to our order. The
collars are hand tailored, buttonholes are hand made
and the finishing is carefully done by hand. The way
the collar on each suit sets will be a satisfaction to the
man who wears it, as long as that suit lasts (and that
will be a good long while) !
All .semi-conservative suits -with two-button coats
half-lined with mohair.
12 Different Patterns
The HnniH'ls are in plain dark green, blue or gray.
The cheviots and cassimeres are in various good
looking mixtures in tones of gray, brown and green.
Pleasant to feel such quality and know that it is
again being put into suits within the reach of the
average man's pocketbook!
All sizes 151 lo 42 but remember the early bird!
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Men's Oxford Ties, $4.75
Exactly the Oxfords that well-dressed men yant
right now. Correct in fashion, comfortable in fit.
Dark cordovan and tan calfskin are the leathers.
Tho Oxfords are on English lasts with straight tips,
welted soles and low broad heels.
When the savings mount into dollars, as these do,
it's the right move to buy more than one pair!
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Unilonbtedly the eheape-t French jrlovcs sine? the war, Certainly
the most modi.-h modeiately priced From li irloves that e can K'inemlier.
Freiuli j-loves that look like I'aris at its best. Soft flexible skins which hup:
the hand and clothe it fittinojv. Exquisite stitching, embroideries, buttun
and ela-ps which add stibllv to their pi rfection.
been inexpen.-ive at double the
W Am
$3.90 $2.25
rresn n
Until now tiloves sueh as these haw
priii in this sale.
The Two-Clasp Gloves at $1.35
come in two lovely shades of tan, al-n brown, black
and white with two-tone ciocliet embi onlered backs;
also white with self-tone embroidered backs smart
("loves to vvear with lone-sleeved Easter suits or
camel'fl-hair coals. Last Christmas -imilnr (-love-sold
rapidly at more than double.
The irauntlet call'- niea-ure -ix inches above the
thumb the popular clove of the moment to wear
with the new lone i Marine sleeves.
The 8-Button Length
Mousquetaire Gloves at $2.65
conic in plain whi-e. white with black, black with
wuim jinn uiacK wnn sell-crochet embroiderv. Full
The Strap-Wrist Gauntlets
at SI 90 ' ' r ' 'J :'"' ,,,,1-Iu''1 with three French
i fi'i"" i pea. I clasps. Thc-i la-bionable mou-quotaire cloves
tome in beaver, brown, tan, black ami white and are made of the li.ie-t Fiencb kid-kin -o thai I tbov
arc full pique sewn and have spew punt back- an- doiidcdly mm uul at .m.vthine,' like' thi- pi lie".
New Leather Hand-bags
a Third Less at $1 to $4
New and in the shapes that woim n like best -slrnp-houl.-,
.-quale and oblong shapes and envelupe purses. Km.li one is
shining with newness.
Of patent leather, lone; ("lain i.ilf, ostrich and pin seal,
piettily lined with silk and admirabK innstiucleil. In blown,
("iii.v, navy and black.
Kino pickinp; for March birthda.v preients.
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Seamless Sheets
$1.30
iSI!K) incluw
Or piml inuliii, (iiiilit'il with
'I'vp hems at the top-. They'll
! iHiider well! c nunili
ew isiouses '
$2, $2.25, $2.50 to $4.50
All brand-new and as. fresh as the crocuses, snowdrops,
violets and blue hyacinths that their colors resemble!
1 1 Styles at $2
Colored voile..- iii woven -tripe-; eri.-p tailoied ornandies in
bright color.-; dotted Swisses; wlutc voili in many models; tailored
dimity.
$2.25
Frilly white voile bloti-es aie tiimmnl with pretty lace. Ulouses
of .-oft colore I voile are in a tailoied -tvle.
$2.50
lliuh-ncck batiste and voile b..u-i .n.d tailoied bluu.-i.-, of
ti("incd voile are among ilnin.
t $.'..'"()--Fine sheer vmh i- u-id and the blouses arc ecep
tionallv iiretty.
Georgette Blouses at $3.90
Abi'iii a half-down moilr 1. .ill Ioeh Ciorgette and butitiful
iolors. Wlme. pale pink, lu-iuhi -mulow .uul nianv m ocru. Sevcial
oveiblouse - ai lmoiiK them.
$4.50
I'llie I' n u. 11 voile lilim-i'-i .11. ; .itihu. i wuli laic
lil l umong di.iwi w.iik and louchi n, ,riu v niln odt r .
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1600 Yards of English Printed
Dress Voile
Specially Priced, 38c
I.a-t year a similar quality was p ued more than double
this new low late at wholesale. This -pecial puirh.ise is oi'
line, evenly woven voile with chiffon fin Mi and haviuc atli ac
tive figures and flowers. Soft simile of blue, jrveeii, taupe
and brown, ys inches wide. Five or -i yank will make a
cliarinine; dress. (
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Spring Coats Are of Two
Distinct Types This Season
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J'ust come tlii coats and spmts ioat-, which uri of mIoui-, woo! j"i.-i
in a ner niiMUiis. .-niiu aie lull KllRtn, some .uc i'i
tl n e-(tiartei- sports li ii(.'th and all are nioie oi le tai
lo .1 in tyle I'lucs uince fiom $Hi..ri0 to .V.i
n iidlllirablo cMiinple of coats of this t pi- I- I .e
in lo iloth model which is sketched. It i- m a euani;
tan and i- linid tliiuiii-hout with .-ilk. ?1S."..
polo cloth, earner-
an and
Half Price for Samples of Hand-
Embroidered Art Needlework
Now SOc to $8.50
Fir.-t choice of a manufacturer's siimpli of art needle
work models. Each one delightfully fresh mA new and so fine
that they stiKCest Faster ("ifts.
Children's and infants' di esses compbt K made as well
as hnnd-cnibroidered, women's combinations, laiire and small
centerpieces; some suitable for luncheon cloih-. dressor and
sideboard scaifs of nearly all -ie.-, Turki-h towels, individual
buck towels and bibs. Practical ly all kind- of ail medlewoik
represented. Only one piece of a kind and cub i- at half the
standard price.
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Charmimg Wraps Are
$23.50 to $59
and they foim the second Rioup. They aie otulcihill.v
craceful of line and vou'll notice distincllj new point.- in
tho dnipiiiK and the eut of the sleeves. Velour, veldyne,
Holivia, tiicotiuc and twill coid are the principal materials
Vised.
A number of .-mint capes have arrived, too.
The wrap that is sketched is of Holivia in soft (-ray,
tan and Sorento blue. It shows the .lananc-e sleeve and
is trimmed w,th cucle- of wool cmbroidciy. A iop of
a wrap that vva- marked at nio-e than twin- tin. pu.e
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