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ADVENTURES
Judge Otd's Secrets
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BLVE SERGE MADE GA Y
BY PORCELAIN BLUE
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I trXTllOO' Whoo' AVhat Morv shml 1
1 VV tell ou tonlBht"" hooted JuOce ,
It -Owl to l'tgto and Ultl i
" "Thr Rtoiv oU promlneii u Injt
nlirht!" cried 1'iKKV 'lorn htr window
"Well, you knou Oobby Hull wan (i
rildn't nh with a hooK and lliu- llltc a
boy, but with a sharp bfaU He would
anil oer the water with hli ees ooKlng
down Into the water and wnen ne b
ii fish near the top that he thought
would make a good meal down he would
Hash after it '
"One day he was out Mslilns with nn
Ah.o fintitr titill nitninl WhltCN tiUT .
They worn w nig which muld catch I
nd gobble the most 11h whlli rajlng )
from tho shore to the llBhtlioute I.aeh
had caught and e.it n a fish apiece and
tho More nai own
'Then, of a suddni thev a chool
of young hetrlng below thun ljwn ,
swooped the two gulls and each uught i
a Cno oung herring Thev were -ibout .
to eat the herrings when to their sur- '
prise the fish began to neg tor me.
"'PleaBe don t eat us' llenno dn'it
cat us. Bnd we will do the same for .ui
somo day said the hcrrlngi in fish talk
"While Oull paid no attention to the
p!cadlngs"of the fish ho had caught, but
prompth ate It down Wan t that i
foolish fish to ank me not to iat linn
nald Whltev What ari llsh foi T.eiit
to be eaten And wasnt it of him
to say ho would do the same for me
somo am Anil awa flipped White ,
toward the lghthouse gobbling unothei
herring on thu wa
Gobb dull op -nil! his bta.t and
dropped "the joung borrlng back Into the
water 'Swim along little flh he e.nd
Tou hao made me lose in uiu wit
Whltey (5ull but I' Is bettei for me to .
los6 the raw than for ou to lose our
"Whites Gull made a l"t of fun of
aobby Gu 1 fir bung tenderhcurWJ
n to let the herring go
"'But he vild If I w ..uldn t eat him
h would do as n uch for mi otne di
argued Gobb Gull fcllng t bit foollh
under White s laughter
"That showtt how much k.iis. ou j
hae, sneert-d Whi'e Gull i:erjbod
Unows that gulls eat fish hut who ce-i
heard of a fish eating a gull" That (
herring fooled ou .
"But etn though ihe herr ng had1
fooled Gobb Gull he felt better for liav-
Jng let the nh go purtlculatl as
Whltey Gull ptes.entl got i stomah ,
s-chs because 1 e had eaten too much I
'Some das later it happened tnat
Gobby Gull and Wlille Gull wu "it
hunting food again this time in a pi'e
Of aaaweed among rocks left bire a" low ,
tide. The were liull feasting on ' -t
creepers and ihellfsh when th notlc.M
tho tide hnd begun 'o rise White Gull
tried to flap into the air but found h.
couldn't
. " 'My feet are auch' ir. ihe "-cawecd
rfled White Gu.l beginn ng to thrash
.bout
"'So are mine ca ight i-quawKed Gob
by Gull Then he gulls draggled hard
for they krew if the dldn t et Ioosm the
rising tide wou'd bring the water up
over their feet then up oei their bodies
and up ovet thnr heads and the wou'd
be drowned
"Fight as the wo i d howerr thev
couldn't get Ioo-e Their feet had be
come all tangled tn thf weeds
'"Help Help squawked ihe two
gulls, but to hlp c ime and the w-ite"-rose
higher and higher Help' Help'
Then White began to thrash around in
a frenz I m being eaten up ' Oh ' Oh '
Please don t eat me and 1 II do the
same for ou some da
"Gobb Gull looked down mln the
water, and there ixound their feet va a
school of herring s Gobb looked Ik
felt a nibbling at his toes a nibbling
nnd a tickling ch .h' Gobb be
gan to titter becauf h oouldn t help
himself ch ' Ach Please don t eat
me" The titkhng was gutting -vors"
and worse and Gobb Gul' thought h
waa getting aten ud when suddci .
he found his feet wen free from ti
wtedB 1 p he Happed into the an and
just In time for n anothr- moment '1
water would ha htet o-r h' h-ad
and he would hae been drowned
"A herrings nue 'tuck out of wa t
'I told you I .ou!d do the same for ou
some da said the herring It u th
ery same fish Gohh had sjiaied ,ril
now in Its thankfulness it h.id ded
him bv gnawing aw a. the weeds that
, had held him
"But as for White Gul h wa'er
rose oer his head and lie u druwntd
and the ia-t Gobb saw i t luin the Mil
were feasting en Whiu- a Whit- hul
""asted oi the rlh nd tonio-row I
tell you the storj .f i .oht Giiil tit
(.tone eggs and tho Indians With tha
Judge riu 1 si'ent Hew ana into tho
night leaing Pggv and Bn.y ad t p
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feet of smartness Is obtained, Indeetl,
more frniuvntly through the use of
contrasting nintcrlnl Thus the charm -Itig
nnvj serge model lllustrnted todn
departs from embroidery Units and
relies solclv for Its variety upon the
left onilitni merit (if rrette do chlnC In
an exquisite ponclnln blue. Tho long
I cormge, permitting ns It tlocs the evo
i lutloti of u side sasli from the crepe dc
'ililno iintlrr-siftion. Is particularly in
! terestlng. 'i'ht llnnl touch coiium from
the brilliant steel buttons introduced on
the rorsuge nnd on the serge cuffs of the
cheer sleees
Wills Probated; Returns Entered
Among the wills admitted to probate
todnj nt C!t Hall were the following.
lMwiinl Itel. 13,'tl Main street. Mnnn
yunk, S"iOO; .loseidi M Mennrtt, 127iV
North Thirteenth street. $."000, Allen
M. nishop. 'JO I South l'ort.v-llrst
street. ?!i2.000, Anna M .lones. -.":i
Oerniantown nvenue, VlSXiOO . Samuel
W Levis. L'21S Locust street. MOOO.
nnd Amcliii C. MrCloj. tlia!) Oxford
street. S.'UOt) Letters of administra
tion were granted to the ohtntrs of
I Kmmn r. I.ungren. .102 1 Walnut
street, for $121 ,000, and John Hrnilv,
I.Ttll Wnm avenue, for Jt.'OO. In
rtitnries of the following ibtntts weie
tiled- John Itoclgers. S7074 38. Kinlly
Y Seal. ll.r:U.82; John H. Sohont..
7.'70.74 ; Jacob llnneroft. .rt(Ml.7;
.Emma II Vctterleln. $44.ol.'l77; P.lla
'Samuel. $t2.-.n2l).12: Htigli Kennev.
I ?11.04l7 .S3. Sarah V. ClnrLe, MO IS 70,
t and Klbiibeth II. Kelly. $14,U47.2.',.
Drove Lame Horse; Fined $15
I Ilonjnmin Hush. WSi Addison i-treil
1 was fined SI." bj Ilecorilcr SttieKliouse
I in Camden ix-ilice court todaj for dri -.ng
a Intne horse Hush was arrested
'osiernay after an agent of the Society
i for th Prevention of Cruelty to Ani
mals saw him driving the horse in Cam
i don The hor-o is owned bv the Sfnn
iltttd Provision Co . Front and Arch
, streets this city.
Thermal Gas Unit Again Attacked
J . i rendition of protet against a
' i twinge from candlepower to thermal
' unit gas ns desired permanent! bv the
t'nited Gas Improwment Co . has betn
adopted h the Retail Confectioners'
Asot hit ion The nhsociution i,id the
I gas now furnished under tho thermal
I'hu tendencv to lean Ies and less unit tnndard, temporarily ntithnrired,
iip.ui i mbroideries, is one of the notoblel is inferior in qiinlitj and adds to the
direction, of the spring mode The ef expense of unmiinvrs
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CLUBS TO GIVE CONCERT
Penn Charter Musicians to Enter
tain Tomorrow In Dellevue
An attractive program haa been ar
ranged for the eighteenth annual con
cert and dance of the Penn Charter
Musical Clubfl to be held tomorrow
evening In the Hose Garden of the
Bcllevtie-Strntford
The numbers will include, classical
and popular selections, rendered by the
Mandolin and Glee Clubs. An Instru
mental sextet and selections by Charles
T. MeClary. pianist, U complete Hio
program. The Glee Club will be under
the leadership of Hfljmond S. ltlday,
while Henry .Strong !11 head the Mun
dollii Club. A dance .lll follow.
TO DEBATE "OPEN SHOP"
Colllntjswood and Ocean City Stu
dents to Tackle Question
Student debating teams of the Col
HiiRRWood and Ocean City High Schools
will tackle tho open-shop Issue at n de
bate to bo held In the high sdiool audi
torium at Collln&swood, N. J., tomor
row evening.
The subject to bo debated Is, "Ho
solved, That the Principles of the Open,
Shop Ho Established and Maintained In
American Industry." The drbato Is to
bo held under tho auspices of the N'ew
Jersey Debating Association of Rutgers
College, nnd will be the fourth annual
Intcrschool debate organized by the
It COKINNE LOW I
Notwithstanding tin (lotion which has
flourished ccr since women entered
business life there nre er few of the
"Mimp type In olllees Hut there nro
some ronll nice girls who get them
selves up In tho wrong coatumeiy for
business lambs In amps' clothing, so
to speak
Must u business girl be ft Miss Prim,
then a slinbbj dowd ' I'erlsh tho
thought ' Why not dress like a senior
college student, ot like n Junior teacher
who doesn't want to bo mistaken for
an Old Piump' Clothes at once smart
and serviceable Hint's tho trick ! The
latest styles are delightfully ndaptcd for
classroom or office wear, with the soft
collars and long sleees so becoming to
youthful Klendernes graceful sltlrts,
neither too short nor too senntv, nnd
sensible little walking shoes which spell
comfort through eer hour of the long
dn Really, the 3U1 spring modes seem
to hae been luented for the special
benefit of the mocUrn business girl
OLD PARLOR SUITS
MADR EQUAL TO NEW
Reconstructed
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and polished
$15.
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We carrj a lurgo stock of upholstery
materials selling at wholesale prices. ' .
Jiiillinery importer
1517 Walnut Street
Formal Opening
Presentation of Chodoff's exclusive and
unusual sprina originations, recent
imports and copies of choicest
importations, Hcijinning
March Fourteenth
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AMERICAN UPHOLSTERY CO. ;
Oldext nnd I.nrgeit Home of Its Kind
305 Arch Street .rilS!"
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ANNE L. DEVLIN
ONE THIRTY-NINE SO. THIRTEENTH ST.
Spring-time Gowns
That are Criterions
of the Fashion
Canton Crepes, Flowered Chiffons, Heavy
Laces and Crepes de Chine all are developed
into charming modes suited best to each
particular fabric The styles are perfectly
irresistible.
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The Question Corner
Todaj's lii(uirif.
'l. What interesting mernan
methods has Mfn deiniiiini Uii
luc come to the I nited Mat", to
learn '
Name the mo-t onifoitunle
height of an ironing board or
sink in proportion t. thi lieignt
of the woman u- ng i
Describe a iriking-loolunj turice
upron which is different fium tin
i suul Kind and .t ens (,,
Inunder
In wlint w 'e the ilamt est
portieres f..r iih i n and summer
ufc made'"
How is ii uluri i ind decorative
penlio'dei tn tl cH -L rnshliilird''
What n i in ul"si i ou ment
device fur ill, siik I OOI11
estrd'i ' Answers
After a untn n the famil. it is
the ustoni tor the wnnun of
Kgjp' ' ' i press tbeir tmi lining
b ot.nin, iiwiiv trmii ilninn f.r
n enr m nmie
I se h t'vt Ixiuncl fl swatlir
lis a bmler fur d ist i mains of
silk wh ih an tun fiiigile to siaul
the l giiliitintj c.irpei beat p.
A mni mem she m-a when
keep the sn .. .ti shap. is a
metal bin win ii hiiiigh on the in
side t till lose! du.,1 hik ,1 , i
in pointed pi rungs that hold rn
heels, leu us t) rest of the shoe
hanging
Uefor iiiempt i; to e a soiled
artuli wnsli u thorouvhl n
irder 'o .hi in en oli r us ih
dirt will ii t hi (oered In tin
JftSheppacd fSons
SALE '-
Philippine Underwear
Muck Under-Priced
COATS
CAPES
WRAPS
TTl'lE embodiment of
the grace and rare,
exclusive attractive
ness that offers count
less opportunities for
the brilliant expres
sion of individuality.
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B. CHERT AK WENGER
ANNOUNCES A SHOWING OF
French Hats and
Chertak Originations
Annually this announcement has been
regarded as the most important millinery
event in Philadelphia and this year the
many models on display will far surpass
any previous offerings in originality and
smartness.
OPENING DISPLAYS '
THIS WEEK v?
Fashionable Fur
Garments
by Morn's JVenger
A DISPLAY OF LUXURIOUS SUMMER
WRAPS. SMALLER PIECES IN SILVER
FOX, RUSSIAN AND H. B. SABLE, FISHER,
STONE AND BAUM MARTEN AND OTHERS.
Hquse of Wenger
1 229 Walnut St.
At 13th Street, Opp. St. James Hotel
PLEASE SOTE. HV have no connection with
uny other houoe branng the mime "Wettgei."
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nnsoc)atlon. Mjrton A. llrjnut will
preside over the debute.
Tho negative side of the question will
be argued by the Colllngswood team,
while Ocean City will take the ufllrmil
live. The tenniH nro romnofied na fol
lows! ColIlngHWood, Florence ti.mnnU.ioutn.de the school districts
Tnylor .Tones. Ronald lmmntt ..i... - il
nntc, Evelyn llorton. Ocean ru." I
Martin Austin. Helen Mnxon. Allfo II
Henlor: nlternnli. llmrntiu if.!...11 'I
The JudRCH wilt bo business nnd profe?
slonal men selected from comtnunlnJ
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$4.00 Night GovCm .... $2.45
3.75 Envelope Chemise . . . 2.50
3.50 Straight Chemise . . . 2.15
2.75 Corset Covers .... 2.25
3.75 Drawers ... 2.95
5.50 Combinations- Closed Draweis
or Petticoat at . . 4.00
6.50 Petticoats of poplin or pique . 4.75
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Silk Jersey Petticoats. All the good street
shades Very, Very Special, $3.95
1008 Chestnut Street
Straws & Panamas
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ATHK.N targe quantilieH of etter-lieails
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often thij m&et economical form of printing-
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WrLLIAM MANN COMPANY
529 MARKET STREET
PHILADELPHIA, PA
New York Offices: S61 Broudtvay. Founded m 188
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LR2 ! k quality in footwear, Rli
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yraffll 5W iM Winkelman models en- mill!
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OPPING AT THE
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SPRING SHOPPING IS A DCMGHTFITJ.. RBCRKATION
VALl'AHMJ INFORMATION AT IIEK FINOnHTIPS. PnOFIT
HV Hi:n Sl'NDAY MOUNINQ ANU THURSDAY nVRNINO
ADVtrn IN THIS COLUMN. OR CAM. HER ANY DAY, FOR
.SPECIAL INFORMATION (NO FhUS CHARQED). AT WAL
NUT 821
Stunning tweed suits are the fashionable inge this
yeai. They must be quite simply tailorod to bo really
smart nnd that is why fastidious women prefor to have them
custom tailored. Thut well-known establishment of Sterling s,
at 1210 Walnut St., is now featuring two tweed roady-made
models that one cannot detect from custom made, I declare.
This shop realized the necessity for greater simplicity in tho
lendy-made tweed suit if it woro to appeal to tho really smart.
These suits are made to sizo (not to measure) in your
own selection of tweed from a generous packet of samples
and Mr. Sterling personally attends to the alteration fitting
and the outcome is an excluoivc suit which literally took my
shopping breath when I learned its low price of $30.50. If
you mention thnt Paulette bent you, you'll probably be able
to get your suit before Easter.
'Tis an event T invariably herald with shopping glee that
enlightening millinery opening which Chortak Wcngor holds
each spring. This season I've had an advance peep at tho
perfectly exquisite models which aru to be exhibited in the
formal opening upon Monday, Tuesday nnd Wednesday. It is
no exaggeration to say that tho beautiful hats eclipsq even
tho Chertak models of other seabons an emphatically difficult
achievement. Among them are Chertak's own ndorable orig
inations, her always-fascinating importations and hor most
excellent copies of tho best creations found abroad. A Chertak
opening is an event not to be missed if one prides one's solf
upon being fashion informed. In tho second floor snlon Morris
Wenger is displaying luxurious fur-trimmod summer wraps and
the highest grade and veiy newest smaller furs of spring.
The House of Wenger is at 1220 Walnut Street, directly
opposite the St. .lames.
Wouldn't it be n comforting thing to enter a gown shop
with the confidence that you would he dissunded from buying a
ftock that wasn't becoming? Well, that's what happens at
Lilla's wee nnd wholly satisfactory little gown shop, to bo
found nt 1305 Walnut Street. Lilla nnd hor capablo
assistants hae endless patience, much tact, nnd a
love of .seeing a customer atti actively and appropriately
flocked Another ideal of this unexpected shop is fair pricing
--Lilla insists upon this Just now she has discounted the
prices on two gioups of new spring frocks about 15
and een I had judged their original prices rather ridiculoualy
low. After n little shopping journey for comparison prices
you will maivel nt tho tricotines, cantons, talYotas, satins and
Georgette, bepniately grouped at their present prices, nnmoly
$12 to $19 nnd $52 to $65. At nil events you must get
acquainted with Lilla's shop.
You who love silk underthings must not fail to take advan
tage of a down-to-cost sale of the good quality Vanity Fair
gloe silk at the Vanity Shop, tl)e same address as above, 1805
Walnut. The extra-length vests, opera, nrmholo or bodico top.
aie $2.75 instead of $!, .spoit bloomers are $1.50 instead of
J5.25, pettv-bockers nre $5.05 instend qf ?7 nnd $8.50, stop-in
ihemii-es $5.50 instead of $7, while a new littlo stop-in pantie
(known as the Vanti), i.s $3,75 instead of $5. The flesh glove;
silk bloonierh aie reduced ns follows: $3.95 from $4.75, $4.95
from $ti.fiO and an extra -heavy weight at $5.95 from $7.50.
Union suits aio $5.95 from $7, the extra-heavy weight $8.50
from $10. A gorgeous and complete little bridal set of palo
blue Geoigetto has been reduced from $85 to $G0 and, oh, the
other luscious bargains you'll find there.
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