f7r;. .- -. ' v v - irfr . -'v . l ' 7.. I EVENING PUBLIC LED&EB PHILADELPHIA, FRIDAY, ' 'MARCH 11, 3021 S'-' .0-5 WfllATS WHAT Hi IIKM. '' " f$?r!:j$55Mf Ik TfT.. 7 ' .... ..hyMcmn who found iMm- i.ikt to ttfl'C "'.'...mi... t llin mi ?W T Tin" id a c llnlcnl thmmc Ctsf ir,'e: J ,,i to eive him an npnor- Litr t" .' ,''.r..Viii Then, removing J Sn .rr.hf nnIJ!?1ifrBVw bof w,,lici' forniulao the BllRhtcst It tM "'Yon, to cllsiiBreenhlc, If not "?. nf iiwlntnininB Bi".-i"- - ) " ...-ii. hit Itf" .. u nrctlful only to answer G'ner? onVnut hv the me.llcnl nilvlucr CH 1WT Hvm loins hnve appeared i..-fdlnK vlKlt. In whleli ctiso rt'1,s'o mention thP matter to tlio tu&, re he enters the slckroom-a g?rfttl h ll, Tr. ".- "1Z1--1 - - enmo her dnlly task to nnlsh at least one pluytlilnjj for her fellowsuffcrera. Today, In New York, MrM. Averlll owjib and KUperlntendH one of the lnrcest dot htm Unix In tlio Uiihnl Staled, When nhn left tho luutpltnl, she determined to mnltn her way ilcHpitc hci Inllrmity unci her Initial capital ronslut ed of two undreHsed dolls and a couple of pacl(nKiwf dyo. toteelher with a packet of drygoulriH remnants. Tlio first two dolls were placed on Hale In tho lobliy of n Portland hotel, and heforo tho day was over tho management had con traded, for her entire output. The ven ture paid for Itself as It went along and now Mrs. Ave! Ill lias the twofold satis faction of knowing that sho Is Independ ent and also that she Is helping children to find a new Joy In life. Tomorrow "I Want Home Onmt CloflicV PHILLIPS-BARNETT RECITAL Excellent Program Given at Concert In Foyer of Academy of Music Miss HpsxIp Phillips, contralto, nntl Miss (Jlii'ly Harnett pianist. Rave nn Intcn sting joint rccltnl in the foyer of tl c Academy of Music Intt evening l)p .inrcn largp nntl tnnulfpstly friendly au dience. .Miss 1'lilllips and .Miss lSnr I'ftt followed the excellent, hut too sliliiii) used, method of selecting their entire program from works which have proved their worth Instead of following the modern method of overloading n pro gram with "new" mateilnl of ilouhtful !..., 1 ..!.. ni. i. ,iii,r,i.i viinii'. i in- irnujl was 11 ini" grain of which 'every number was well norm utmi ii'Tiuiiiiing nun Hearing. .Miss I'liilllps opeliTll the recital with a superb group of songs by Schubert, Schumann nntl llralims. Her voice Is a linn contralto, of abundant power and even in quality and strength throughout Its whole register. It Is no rellectlon on Miss I'll ill i ih musicianship to say that she did not nt nil times get the full musical content out of her gigantic program, one which would have taxed the artistic capabilities of a Matzeiinucr. She lias voice and method and all that Is needed is more experience to make her one of our best concert singers. lie sides tile songs mentioned she sang an aria from "Samson el Deliln" and songs by lliilni, Mnssenet, Holmes, Gounod, Chadwiek, Cowen and Ileacli. Miss llnrnelt showed n lluent tech tiiipie and considerable interpretative ability, with a pleasing lone of moderate power. She was evidently a little nerv ous In the Heethoven group, which re sulted in an occasional wrong melodic note, but as n whole her playing was clean an. I forceful, both in execution ami muslciaii-liip. Ilesides the three Hee thoven numbers she played the Scarlatti Sonatia in A, tin- "Rosamunde' im promptu of Schubert nntl smaller num bers bv Chopin, Arenslcy and Tsclini kowsky, closing with the I) Hat etude of Liszt. Teacher asked what "postpone" meant. and I said, '"Iryiri to have breakfast without Post Toasties (SUPERIOR CORN FLAKES) "Ht.nl licp leg" Mho did not sco how ;nSrshecf,u....!oBetany; UlUin Hill "I I WIIUIIIWIM7I ati'l Fobs frum the ml- MuhineAloro Money L( poll I.ntly. .you will never walK ngnin. tm. as the Miilence pronounced Tl" "'V... i,,., tlendren Averlll. of . MTU Ml" iH'"1- -- , .. .. ESunrt Ore , one ot Hie loiciiiom Ktu,. m i lie countrv. Mrs. Aver tee."... nTthiit bI.o had been It TTOUl i Md or. ,jt 01 Ml-"'"' K rooms at the hospital soon con n'r,f u Hi.. t iiei-H was bv no mean! E. no lioi-elesH caso there. She, nt mi had laid the opportunity of pnss- ,,.1 least a portion or our niu i" KrltirM. while there wero scores of lMrn In the hospital who wouiiiiumit Jltt miny of the real Joys of life. Ai Kile lay suffering nnd nlone, Mrs. nirlll commenced to wonder If there "l1 .,.! ,l.rtf ul,n -mild iln tn ffiati the pain which tho children Hitd a Ht'l" doll and sent It In to the W'drn'i war 1 Almost nt onco thoro rii a lull m the moans. The next day l'j drf ssed fliinth. r doll nnd soon It be- Tlw Question Corncf 1, pfirribe a good-looking cover for ll.ii eiiril t'llllp. , Wlmt luaho. some of the newest onl ipurts sweaters strikingly dinrrcni .' J. In what easy way enn nn ink 1.. n.l IVr.... It lll ?..!. hiiiH ee iiiiimiiii 1 1 viit ., .-,.i i,ii W' I, How may tlio bend nnd foot of a lihln. iron bed be made more otlHieltve'' 5, DoMrilie an cxipiiMtc foil that un'ihl net be bard to ninke. 6. Willi the dnrk serge dress, wlint nuninc .nrt of iririlli cmiM he tvorn? Yesterday's Answers 11. A iirrtlv. low heel is n nrnctirnl feature1 (lint is part of tlio newest Kronen -hoe. Knrtlie Imliy. n itinint little fancy lib i rinhroiilereil, and lias a row of lieniling atiiu-lied to it at the Imttiiin. through which pule pink riWrnii i drawn. Win a fund iinit be cooled quickly, nn onv "thud nf aecoinplisliiiig thl i t.i put it in tlie top part tit a ilimlile boiler, nntl place it ovrr tin. nther part, wiiicli has In..... iiii.. i ..hi. :....... .l.i .... f... ii .. .- .. .- u i. .--. 1 1 it i w uii-e, .The tpe nf waistline seen on a mtn.1.1... 4.F .I...... .!.. .1 1.. ...niu. . ..i .i.-ni nine ,iie-.eM j, Inch, with a narrow girdle placed it leat four ine'ies below ll. An nun- ui'U iittractiv,. anil tlif ffr.nt 1. inking tnble la'inp has an irnnsi' iur.i--.il, edged with tinv labels fur a -limle, and tills is lifM nlnft U H .lapauesc lady. I'laituig cili;c a novel vnrt for a hat SmxXSXNv;SXX!?JJJ ft 110MK-AU) A "Home-Mndc" Layer Cnko f, 35c i V oxxxx v? vssssssx-;'.. COAL & Building Materia! Hh. OUrchnSP lit er.nl np -I bml' nc mnterlnlilncldtntol 'ccer uctor bervlce to the Rt'fers in thf conl hulneis tour.t net hi much an In ctlitr lines M1 .t' ''' know ,1,l,t " ' "rvlce tnatbr nc re urdem. STRATHHANN Kemington & Lehigh Ae. ftlh &. Olney Ave. 57th & Gray's Ave, Cheltenham, ln, lOlh St. and Ri.mg Sun Ave. Onl.noSt Wharf. (Delaware) id j ' i I JlgtW Um ICT HUM ,! ,! j I 5PEND the WEEK-END EASHORT ATLANTIC CITY uLtAN CITY WILDWOOD nn.l r A nr n a ? "insioss i.i-... Pound . " IL"1 l,lsl" 1.S!1 ?iSs;Ss : "i'iSh' c?,V 75S 5'uth St. Fer'rte. ""ie leave all point. 5.15 V M Atlantic City jj Railroad a r a w am JJ .KOSHLANDx tiGV?V l-c?ad anHthinqtoua irui rorvaue qivrnqindfl my tire i i. IrV " jSTUi ; -ri . . "rcl NoitUoi-hfaU 1 '45R83r -WM-p-i f-vi. f dt$ MwffMWJ w nv rr fh np l EfflMMW&m7Vrf - w mWiM WiUUS rowwr I '!5T-Vr5v. VIMCiWV 'HI SS HX ia I ' - -" " ---- y V S& P W for Ea.fo and f jVWCi. iV fluMia J.v n CI I r r rMHSPB1! " fllMw W km For Men and Young Men That Wava 1A $M fin H ii. aJB.(Wlft. ff tlVil. A'WQ vv VVS sytwea Included in This Sale Are Magnificent Full Dress and Tuxedo Suits Formerly Priced $60 and '$75!. As one enthusiastic customer put it, "If the men in this city only knew what amazing values you were giving in this sale at $20, they would clean vou out ifi in 24 hours." As it is, we arc having our hands full ? "$S trving to meet the demand we are having for them. V J uyic is iiu ciuiig aruiiuu il 1111s aaie is. uie ijiggesu V) thing or its kind ever held in rhiladelphia. livery garment bears the label of a famous nationally ad vertised brand and there are 40 such brands in volved in this sale. Most of the Suits are medium and light weights, correct in cut and color for Spring The Tuxedo and Full Dress Suits arc in large sizes I his sale will end in a very few days so come Brfs.".. V$pf . Jif J All sizes. - 38 to 48. wear, only tomorrow Alterations charged for at cost. 3 Choice of 3000 II Fm Fairs oi Men s $79 n MH $8, $9 & $10 Pauls 1 IP tO pen Daily Till 6 P. M. Fridays Till 0 P. M. Saturdays Till 10 P. Mt I tm wa ma as EB) aw szss sen ess gho aa caa ess ess enssBz&RtSRMS)iXBmm 15-17-19 Ho. 13th St. 24-26 So. 15th St. CHESTER: 3RD & MARKET STS. WILMINGTON: 824 MARKET ST. maBmlBaaiBmlamlKmmIKmmsmmmmmm9 n A Surprise Sale of 300 New Spring Suits The House of Style at Very Little Cost You Always Pay Less Here for Better Quality "x The very essence of the new Easter season embodied in these delightfully fashioned tricotine and serge suits. Splendidly tailored, well lined and in truth the best V suits that can be bought in Philadelphia for more than Mr we ask. IiLAUNER'S SECOND FLOOR J' Brand New Spring DRESSES In An Amazing Prc-Easter Sale Big Sales Expected. Therefore the Low Prices for Fine Quality Marvelous Values at .95 v $16 With till their newness vipon them such delightful talleta, mi gnonette, satin and tricotine dresses are "prizes." Exceptional Values at Refreshing new m ( mat taffetas, glowing J) W L. W B satins, flattering mignonettes a n d tailored tricotincs are truly benutiful. Distinctive Modes at lovely H panels J) 55 Such lovely swaying graceful tunics- girlish basques-- exquisite combina tions of material and colorings. You'll find that pretty "Hard ing lllue" here, too. IiLAUNER'S SECOND FLOOR The Finest Collection of New Spring Coats & Wrap In Town at A113 Price Near T jff iky m1 I 1 0 WrctppK Wraps Sleeveless Wraps Flare Capes Belted Coats Copen Rookie Platinum and Tan Every conceivable whim of the new season's fashions of outer garments. Also the inevitable belted coats and smart polo coats. A few full length tweed coats, half lined. .r X IiLAUNER'S SECOND FLOOR LOUSES A clearance of our own lovely blouses thai we sold formerly for $8. v. 2 A 1 1 u ringly adorned with braiding, bead ing and contrasting colors. Becoming tie - back, vesteo and shirtwaist effects. OTHER LOVELY MODES $3.96 -$4.94 to $9.85 IiLAUNER'S .MAIN FLOOR GLOVES $3 Women's Imported Lamb Skin Gloves 1.49 Self or contrasting colored embroidered backs. All col ors. Sizes 5'i.i to 8. $1.50 Kayser Strap $2 Kayser 12-Button Wrist Gauntlet Gloves Chamoisette Gloves Self and contrast ing stitched backs in all new spring shades. Sizes oVj. to 8. $1 In Iieuver, white. All sizes. Plain and spear back. 1.25 IiLAUNER'S MAIN FLOOR O r r K ' r ii Mm . ..-ifiaiii- ,'n t i '' -t.-j-m" is,. ... ,.-A ' ' "! " lu ,i - i . A'- - , j , :.r,,M... V( , f ,
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