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EVENING PUBLIC LEDGER-PHILADELPHIA, FRIDAY, APRIL 8, 1921
if
MRS. WILSON DESCRIBES HOW charmim; drapery
r
HO USE WIFE CAN MA KE NONE
There h a Heady Sale for Such Things as Heal Home-Baked
Beans and Jam of Rhubarb and Strawberries.
Roadside Markets
A.
WILSON
t. in
lM 1
ri , ri d
.v MRS. M
tCorimaht, tin, h,
A I ioUi
rpilK car o'Mur tod.n tnl.es ln im
J- rides diitiiis t'li' Rrouinj scumi
Blontf I)ip iititmiini utul -l.ili- li'slm.ni
In this wbj lie oinii no. luiiii will)
pleasure iiml t.rni j to th' hmc fn it
and pp'lnli', iliriM fmm ll.' fmn
"While tlnri' n nn lit le in I in- miti5
oT mnnM , tlie n'mviif i im live f"i
it renllv lno'nmrs n gnme "leu IxSin
to wonder w'mt pr"d n-" tl' fi llnw uu
the ronil lm nnd if if i ." i pur
cbne frir i tli ti -t fnriir- nr In unit
until joii In- I "if ulnit tlif mlier lime
Then, ton then i tm Mill" "f IflMMS
the food fie-h ft Kilt t'l" fil'i '' " I"
UlilP.
After mel m" mnti' t h i- i -i o
mil' i on tii" iiifflmm. tif tlir . oi.ni t I
found some ei uniiii' im h nnndisms
nietlinds fnr tn i in Imii iif' I l n"
thn n. i in- Imnr-t tune Ih-khm it si"'
hT rOIsi.rlbl I Vo t mr lot l'i "
nnd slv i iiuit'' iiiimoiik i 1 "limn a
tain Mini of nviii. "i- .lm
menns of hIiIhiiiiiij: '" l" ' ' '
fnrm ppidii't. IIowp.u. i.ns
nluu? ioiihiiil t' p 'I iii"in f"i
farm lioiisiif f.u oni'tim
fnrmer luids it n f,ir mure prnfitah
depciidnhV met! mi nt
thnn to nut lue pi(li. into town
AnotliiT farm i' znr n'd' mb
time to thiiikins "'it i Piiiii ol ii 'im
end this i nh.it ii did 'i ' I" v"''
live pounds of In inn in Iff hrci'-
cooker iint I t'li' iii'M' indti nnd t ieti
Tilnoi-il them n nwk nnd b-' ni'i'
had aoi utmiln'rd aboni tin- do , 1 ho""'
plir baked in mi n'd-fiisliicneu men
all dnv. On Kndm mid tsitnrdin '"'
lirniiRlit tliein out to tho iii.de -tonil
ond rovertd tlip lops with fernl puei
of rlean ulmliu cta Siv "'d thi
fntire lot ont fo-o I'ridnv im-iimis
nnd Ind taK"ti rniish oi'iu to Keep
bcr hu'T until Iondn
The netunl nnt'.ni for mnt'nn''-
One poim of n in b-aiik
One-bR'f pound of -nit v U
Kea.ionui.'
LEWS OKC'VI.TV
&a&
Hi tin f nnd e em r,i nil! is lur inr
mve nlnl thin caukn! '' no trouble
uth llie in,, use. t Her pri rs Mere
teni .i,. nil- for hnl'-pint nini
foit iin ict, for ptn' mr the
nciir vjill no do ibt , ni ii-li ln' uu r
lion iii - nou tiKiiriiiK on :iikins
tvunti .rnt for lift r pints mil thtitv
In e i rut for pints 'I he jnm so , iu t
noi K i in the ullt, '
n ii"i)nii"e ni Iho rut s Tturn or '
n't ,,irs Itcoiishi miiiij return sa'i- I ti
llo,Mu .1 ns lio Mint to rt,t, II , n , ,
lit Imine ran rni'i fo'loii tin- ni igl
bors mil he piiiii of the uppoitiiii u t-
g''t lli)lli'-i oikeil foil
MRS.
lll-ll
if i! .soxs
Mm
HMf'fs
Wil ii ill hoi p I.
'-i .oiiip ip, ipis foi tnii;lii Hi lln'
inn 'tile i In me nnd nil Mi fn mils
i leri fun I of it. but vnr I don't
lnnle it 1 it" ticht V W I!
riieie lmi bei'li ipi lo ll fei ei ipei
for t'il dikh mp i-si.p l-ihti.nri Is for
rei iip lb sii'i d
Jb lfiie r 'il-nn Umdlr t'.i
no n fmn -nltd lu , I eonld .i n
f.,i ii n rieshnipiit '-o l he ninoiiiil
ni"i-iit to inn lie the -iilnd for thii.
ti i ll p oir ;
,n f ''
oifi otiitnti .
Oi i 7ii'f iln. i ii IViii'imih
. . . I fi, ti,..! .1 1. .- n ti.l I I. n.. ...Ll .-ma a .. .1
ni ti iiiiniii-ms i , ,, ' " V " """. """
II inn' i 'i ii in, niiinii mm ii iii
III Seiii in i iio-t of lit I nor Mltli
iiii",'iiinn ' i urn ii- dteitic
i all don mi , n mi ' m u Intr nf zg
lltld "III til- of lllioll i l' . In, if IJIllll
t'li' illIM lie no ,i It- vll.ll"
II
III.'
Ml
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th
nnd
ru' ' w it
i5ar',VSs-.
it? coisinm. tmr.
i oti
innkine
V enp
rliieken
bevint; n rr-tiiHi fiimmis wartime
Flninti. the ssniatline of todnj ghes
until i liiirt" .Not nn'j i" it lout;
but it ts fnipiently iooni' And. not
eontcit itli this Inlituil . ' firqucntl
ro'neM to ip ilelmid nt nil. Mnn of
the di.in d iioik. of todni 'uu urliikie
here nnd llieic to let o i Knoiv Mlmtl
it is nil ti'io H lh' ihoie I'liiirmiiiR i
hip tioik shows ii liodi e nmpirhnt
iniifo nine iii t (li'i mini .severine
pill
1
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is
111
o, oi ' (he ui
for thi- ri ipp I
H'l Inatii tun
, fii.
ha.
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I'. to", s
V lwi lilnilei
iffieienili Ions nnd I man.
"I'l , put of the cos-
wliile thr
THE DAILY NOVELETTE
1 Lost Lover
llj nnn I. Mt'lx-llmi
Old Mr Williami was even now In
the pnrlor. nnd Del knew lie had eome
oi er lo nk her to mnnr lntn. 'I'heie
"feined to be no esenpp for her, because
her nunt, Mho had done ever thins for
her. favored his suit.
"I don't want the horrid old thine:'
olibril Iel lo her brother, .tlm. ns tlie.r
dlscusseil the matter in the i-hndi' of
the barn
"Well, nou, if von follow me," said
the inline limn. "I'll make Mr Wil
linniH forgef all nbout proposinjj "
AVondeiini; Mhnt he nieinit, she fol
lowed Inm into n roon net o iihere
Hie need lour as slltine 'I hey eollld
htar the noie of Im roel.lnp-clinlr
"And." mi hi .llni. ns if onlinuinc nn
I nrsutnent, '1 think it i iloistirlslit
iiiii'ked of ion. Pel. when Vntii .lane bus
I heeti ko kind lo us to tri to attnut
i the onlj man she cut loted '
i 'pi s pic iiiiipupil i mil- mr n mo.
ment ilimich 'I'Iiph In niisMCf to Jim's
broad erln. she nid :
"Hut .Jim. Mr. 'William Is n rleh,
and 1 do o iiant to wear dinnomh and
seaKkni" "
"Hut if be shnnld nol be ri net mis'"
"Tluil doesn't inottir I'll do nsMrs
Miitiror" does; I'll rim up hills nnd he
will haie to pnv tbeni lie II ei t mad.
I sitppn-c, nt first, but 1 can Ret tip a
temper, too "
"Vou en n indeed'" said .llni. l:h
Ins. as tf his iiTpn "sfirnied her
ord. "lie won't mint o up joh in
one of lour inei s tw n'e '
"Hut. IM Inn.whni nl-ui llnrrj?
1 wns in n ion adored ll'irn
Aenin Del' ejes iwie wide with
atnn'Miient , but .lint fiive her n cue
with n Rrininee that would h.ivo made a
fortune as n circus down
"lluh' s,o sjinl "Don't ever tell
Aunt .lane about ll'irn She never
eien heird of linn I mime Tinny, but
Williams i- so mil. .Inn I mil hae
en ritliini; if I In ii ri Inn,
"Well I suppose mil in I, then; but
it is li'itil on Aunt .Inne S n h u fine
Mi Pen i Ml"
iili a re, pe fi i
kins as 1 Im i ( i ni( n t in rcstinir.iiits i tiiine is nf white i'k tei.sej
and like it ieir nn. -Ii nnd would 1 r v ; -kit f is n punted white cicpc The
It nt home -nine time I hum follow ell j tw n are rconeiled In bands of blink
your lempe. oi" mill i thincs nnd lunejilk ierei hnnemc be'ow the hem of
foi.nl t h' mi mi snii'fiictorv . the skirt in the finhion now to much
Mi. Iv t. 'appioved
T the impci
'""" i-i.io.i AWARD THREE FELLOWSHIPS
Total
i I k
She d'ndi'fl pt'Ii poind n'o ' m pot
tion nnd sold tliein for nf' cents per
bowl - hence mi run ? that he made
o hnniNom" proht
Her cusionn i told h'r thn' her beins
tasted better nnd that lnr or""',,, w''r''
much lareer than i!i" sold in he ib Ii
tntis-en sto-e- ! i r re pe cime froiii
ail old New Knglnml pratvlmo' i i .
Hie Itniii ICeie
T.ook the benn nvn- i.irefi.lli aim
thin wash and sonk in p'( nti of warm
ttnter overnicht In t n- ii.orniii plm-e
in n fiielesK i onke- until eii-niii: wlieiii
temoic Mini diiide m'o no, ls or b"ls
and add to eai h pound
I'fur Mi ;c oiiior f r'ipped ne,
fin hnlt fup of no'Ui'i'.
tirh ni lh Ime
Our quarter tci'poon oi p"'!1 -j e'i (
toiuiii?
flrr friipoott o' (7t
(nr halt t 'isi')n of PTP"
One tlhlrtponn nf qielir un'tv
Mil and rlim add t the benif It
rid" 'nto ci oiks and bow's, and till ni 'i
roiitattn r i l -r two tlurh fi' "'"'
ytaee three tab esjioon- ot !eued tonia
toes on top. tiM w 'ii 'u'd i .1 fi an 1
ak1 verr slou ,v
Sin usiia''i p'nep'l 'he beans in in"
oi en about V n u in tne nen nc and
us flip famiiv did imt retire until around
30 p m there was siitlieiml l"H f"
the beans in the stme in this wa the
fr'nio could be 'losnl for il,e nuht
Mtthout nni ndiitin:iiil tue' In the
lnornine tie lunns were lulkeil to n
turn I'neh (otiunmr was til'ed "i ihe
top with boiliMjr will i hei'cp -ii Ind
Co norri about tin1 brans miKin? dn
'Ihn iear si e has eniiKl lim sn'
frmn n diii.esne " mm e e us, t.i help
l'ep' Mi 'son K nillv ci,e
pnipe foi bik'd li-l 1 menu b ft -nn
i or canned tisli mmd with pn
times or bie.id . uiubs nnd bakdl
llni" lat'-n l-ln ", i"eniitiiiinn of
I lint kind and in ild like m know pin- ,
poi turns Airs 1! K,
i
I isli u (iiatiu ,
I!, moie i he -km .ind bone, from thei
cnokeil 11 -1 1 mid with n fori. br"iik mlo
Hakes Sen sun and tluu inld to enry
one a nd .i li.iii ips of the prepari'ti '
fish
"lie runli ,iii i,r,l nm
llnr.
I iur Inblfpniin '
tint ,
tine 'iTijiooi' nt tiU
nnd in-1 n Miitnhlc .ise tor iht
There wic ponneh lenis m Imi ejes
when sjn U'seribnl Inm to me, and $lie
helipiej be is i omine Inn tod.iv lo n?k
her to mntri Inm. Tt is too lml. Ilp,"
"Well, 1 (iiii'l help it if sue is mis
taken." "And poor llnrry! He nil be
he.irtlu fik( ti "
"I'll ic'itr.i Inm when old William!
(lies nml le.nc. me ,i ri' h widow "'
And linn suipresvii Inushlet, Ihrse
Wuklll lillllie people (l-lei nil I (if the
low l'rui'h window down iln- poicb
steps and nut into the barn, to IiiiikIi
until tin y w i rt cihniisi, i
" r- "-" "'"' ' ' " , 1 HI I I lie I llll I ll I II I' 1 I III I I'M r .sen I I'll
rrnl ni .,11(111' f 'ho -hip. lo iiHiubeis i ill lone mii'i.i in the p.irloi did not
f I'm "rinhnil in i !,s The Cbtnen- ! lailjlll
11
Things You'll Love, to Make
luckctl
OrOcirulicGilcl
WJSV.K
1 iY r-$ivV -' 1
line l n clicmlsc froih made ttin
inm In (tin uildllloo nf n Tl't'KI'D (lit
(lMHC (HLHT, fashioned after tlm1
stile of is "i It offers a smart win or
leiiiodelinK n plain perue chemise frock
The Kllet Is it strnlcht piece of luclinil
iirtjiitiilln cutrd to form the new broad
neckline nml ii low of wen pearl but
tons down n front half-Inch box plait
TmU the pilot to the lltilnR of our
fro, k Now miap fnstencrs under the
polni"! of tlm frock o that ou inn
teinlllv remoie tlin Tl'f'Kl"l Ot'.OAN
tilt: i;IM:t when foiled, nnd replnco It
wlih u clean one ri.ot'A
r
Hijvcrfotd Grnt-i Honors to Stu
dents of Graduating Class
I're-Kiru! ( nni'i ' of 1 Ian I'loid l id
lipe. bn iinnnni"i tin awards nf si i -
title ( ripe
i id i nu for
Aiiici i, .in i
bem iiw ni ib
of l'le-coH
for tine, ii
1 cilllW
on i
ii
Inp.
an award
pio-
.'luiiy nt -.oni'
! en univi'rsiti . ha
I t" Al.iu Woods Hustings,
is- llnsiuus has ben
'irs ii Imliler of u llnicr-
;i'ii 'lev. mincrd ,
fiincrdi r,,ri1 "'l"" "i
nnmiiilU m m
! IhkIh t ii
ii r 1 le won
two iein
i i s hoi irslnp. awiinh d
i of tin four men with
1.1' line sl.niiluij; fm th,
his Mrs in "" m tr.n k
lie is n nn lube-' nf llti
What nn i scape he had had
would t;o home nt i-m e '
What was in his iiole' Only a re- '
quest ,,f h pinate i '-nn rsatioii No. i
lie would not ,-n ho u lie would mc
Miss.l.tm who piiili.ibl thought he was
talkini; to In r nu i
"I womlei. lhl, if iniireldeih ndort'i
ihinks Aim lain nuns ti , plnrcV" I
I di.n'l li In ii n mini' ;,,,,! Inm
nnrthlnj- nbnnt I. Hut nil the Milton
folks know it's ours. "i on inn Ml
lliiirv"' nnd the pair went off into liti
nf nier.-itni nt.
lint what had come to Aunt Jane. All
her iiiitil tourncss was cone from hei
i'ininteiiiine'. Slip fairly beamed iipnt
Inn. whose isl(s tn the hrlid.iJS were
si iniiiiinu il put ("fit on s
"Mv dr-ir Delpliine'." fho Mid,
"w In ii- Im v o Miu tiecnV
"I low n in the barn with -Tim
i on w 'ito tin1''
"No, tnv (bar child, no. I was timlir
luiwippiehcnMuii. Dclphiue, willi ngard
to Mr. Williams."
line .1 1 in rushed to tbe window nnd
looked out, cMreine iiRitatinn betray
itiK itself in lus flinkint; plnuililerp.
"I'rnr me, James " i-nii Ins aunt,
"do moie more iiiii.tl,i '."
"1 thnii,'ht I .jiw n pie in the cirna
tin i bed." -aii1 I i in in .titled tones
"A ( I was saiine. IMphlne." aid
Mis Iniie. "your ticunl t unity lias tpiili
ml-led Jim with reeard to Mr Wil
liam" In npproiHtatine his ntlcntioiH
,Mu lino (pnto mivunder.stooil him Ih
isit toda was to atk nie to be Ins
wife "'
"Oh!" in n duet from Del nnd Jim.
"And I hope, Delpliine, thnt I i-hnll
henr no more of the exciedlneli Milgar
abuse j on bae indulKid in with rejitd
to in," fut urc husband."
"Not n word " protested llelphine
11 s in nni-. I ..hall adore him And
to will Jim "
"ini will nt least treat bun with
luoprr ip.pict " said Aunt Jane sailme
mnje iticaTI) from tin parlor to Ihe illu
me loom.
Nol roniplttp nnrletle Ills 1'icntli
Oipli.in.
Making Mora Money
Stnrtliir nt t$ n WttU
No one who enters Miss itareart Mr
Ouiti') very Imposlnfr offico In tlto heart
of Now York's financial district would
dream that tho woman vho.se name np
penra in Bold lettera upon tho door once
worked as a cashier and In n butcher
nhop, nt that for tho sum of f 8 a wce'i,
for that much a mlnulo Is closer to the
present earning cnpaclty of tho onlv In
ch pendent woman broker on Wall street
Jlut tho facts In tho enso cannot be
dented nnd every now nnd then Miss
McCnnn finds her thoughts drifting back
to the days when her weekly wuro
Kerned almost an big ns her monthly
Income appears nt the present moment
t'p until tho titno her father died, the
McCatm family Ilcd in California, but
thev moied r.ist then and nettled in
.!( rsev Pity she seeming her first posi
tion when sho was fourteen by nctliiR
an combination cashier and cmorRPtioj
clrrk In ii iiclghborhced bulcher ihop,
where she lemalncd until she was nine
tfon and wa-s drawing $12 n week. As
l ho months passed, lmweitr, he grew
less mid less satisfied with her work,
for she felt that tho futuie wai dtrld
nih limited So sho commenced n course
in ii business tchool. stuihlng slcnog
r. phv for she hnd (lelermlned Hint some
dm she una colm? tn linio n liuslnesn of
I I r own nnd It was ticcrssnr.i to Inv the
I foundations for It as well In nch.tncc ns
possible
I A position In n steamship o'flro aims
sppureil without much difficulty but
this was followed before long b iiiiolber
In a broker's off Ice and It was here
that Mlsi JfcCaiin found lier gro)9.
The work fascinated Iter nnd little liv
little, she picked up Ihe details of the
llnp mirk until Increasing saint i nnd n con-
innniiy growing liank nceount cn.imcil
her to branch out for bet self
with a knob or hnmlla on the front end
so they can bo coinenlenllv moved) Is
often worth while. These snnllow boxen
call bo filled with bottles, onus, unci
other small articles neatly arranged. To
tnko out tho tray, select tho.nrtlclo de
sired, mid replnco tbo tray In inucli more
convenient than moving n lart. ""
of things uboilt on tne Hl,.ifB?...,lV.rnti
nn.is Ko.nethiig which may be ,.'""'
back. It nlso lcaics tin nr Vr ,h,
much bettor order. Hiich n SeUeJ -' 't
has been tested, nml iii V'SIMIIm
proved. It can easily be nimio n i,oMl
Placing Shelves
Tn planning the storage places in the
kitchen and pantries the main f.ictois to
bo consldeted are to keep ench article
Cf.lr tllO lltnro llh.on It la nmal fre
lip'entlv ued nnd t'j place the closets,
mIii'Iips nnd drawers where thei nrc
cnslli accesslMe and easlli kept clean
To liinuro clc.inllnoss, torngo places
hl.niild he made of good wnml tree fioio
I liolis Knots, op nther muchness HUdi
to catch diit nnd harbor Instcts A
further hpp In making nhehes e.isv to
clean Is Ut leavo a small placo s.t
bHlf nu Inch wide, between tho back
edge of the shelf nnd tho wall
(. prner dost ts proildo nn excellent
method of utilizing space which mav
otherwlso bo of llulo value. .Varrow
sholAes sometimes economlio spaco bet
ter than wide ones, for nil tho articles
on them can bo enslly reached whereas
on tho wide nhehos either part of Ihe
Fhelf room Is wasted or the. things In
front must bo moved to get nt those
In hind I tilled Sliiii s Department of
Agriculture sprelnlUts suggest shelf
not moie than four Inches wlrio Mill
cotiieulenllv ihotd spice flavoring e
tiact. baking powdei, and nintcrluls of
this kind
rntlng deep sbelven wfth shallow
Iiovp.s ni 'lras1 (light wooden botes
with ..Ides about four Inches high nnd
In Other Stale
In Gunmelal
Three Smart Styles
Centemeri
Gloves
Gunmelal is an ideal color
for '--loves genteel,
serviceable, and
harmonious with gowns in
so many shades.
Originated by Ccntcmcii
years ago, it has been one
of the most popular shades
in our French Jvidskin
gloves.
The Seville at 3.50, with
piquant band cITcct,
embroidery ami stilchinR.ii
the contrasting white, is a
stunning gunmelal glove, -gg gQ 13 gL
Other smart styles in thls YorkSl 40omhA
shade are the two-clasp '
Florine at tt.OO, and the
lovely Bandalctto with
two-tone embroidery and
two pearl clasps, at .'1.50.
'I I o nr-t clion for voiitig
1 leiiiiiiitl vas ibtablislicd b
illm.iis in lso:
l.die
;.
.1 Ml-
M.imo'n
to , rgnnlr.e n women s
1 m lnr of Commeici
the first CI! n' 'nni;no
iiuMh.iii nf the
Oik half liniimnii ni !ur priprr , 1 l:iM'rl'.r. Miinll
One cr;;i o' hi mil nimbi ni itit-oils to -i nil n
(liic ewi initJiil pntiitix.' ' ni M.iss t, ii-. lis In
iro cup ol thui, iicmii ii -c 'v'i
(lnr tnbl tininv nt 11 orcr(fM .iin, Tw '
tn. c. , Iln ( Ii
Mi and then lurn inio h bnkme dish tin tin
and tonr too top with fine i rumbs lint ceilini
with tin. bits of Imiter mid tin n tirin iuinlii
1.1" with two t.tble-poi.iis ,,f erntcd nr; t t
line i I ell -ni i r ti-ti may be mixed u ,1-t- r
with mnsi(( !" -i nnd mini nit" 1'nhnt
em 1 1 It' s nn I i ,'b 1 1 i ,in lie sen e,J innoiul
lml in i nam s,in e o tn.ule into '-.ilnd ikin"H
i 'nni' d lish nun In u-i d in plni r nt tin m.d ' tin nm. l",1 i of tin dioii-i'ii
lift on 1 li- i n l' Jin
Iliisline-'
i neiiiei line
nf Tn lllinl
ntl.r fellow -h'p nuanl'd on
ii, in nn I op I '"liii'lut inn an
t'.i'hine fellowsni iimihine
bill's nt lliin'tford l oMeeo nnd
i . pn-' eiinluiite ii ol I, nd
ii d ,'n(- id ma -ler of mt and
if .en in 1 In w i ic en ("i to
iliiiisou nf Mt An i ii nt
T'n oilore lllil. of Aidiiion
IS s, C.l HI l st I
irm;
and
n -r is
'.I lib!
I I ei .i-c
' .nji 1
'I en nl
fud n
IM'
Oil"
Jier nnd dunne the eur s
is plnniutie 'o ll'l i ne 'in"
i 'il its ii v 'i neine I i "s
( t. s;i I a, rrll, vU e I
oa r a s a
c-cl.iblp t.ilad
The l pn, n'p p i 1"1 ii ' '
tile sj-e of w n1!! ,1- 'I .1
end looked ill f.l ten.,, r aid
low eil to i o. 1 Ki I th. 'it'
lo'er cf bel ri I 'h-n n ini't
oune ' a-rots in'ili inr '- fu'l
svith boi'inc w ii an I nioiess foi
hull l "al se ire'i slid then i
Din tbe tops in mvlt.-il rur.iwii
The rhubn-b ur I nniuhcrri
tl at she mmi" was so , beinre .In1
there were null' ri'irn ml. t
Till i led lier to pp,,i, tlm she
rll n'l thi' sh" (an n ak" this i
lie-.' is her re ipp
I'enl tin ri.nlJib nt d l'i'" i .
ir.' ll pie.es
7'" o pos'i'i n l iKath
'our pnici'i ii 'Ii 'in bi i rir.
( lite t up ii u ulrr
( 'o.)k tint 1 k i .of' and th(
5nto n 'Ii bis ind ' d-ip M-n
ihe PJI
juini
'iree on I"
Itemrn i1 "
boil rut d'i f'
Miear at -I '
I'tehtPPIl to r, ,
jnrs Too'
imrawiT srd
Now uu ' s 1
bae on 1 a H l
Dmt 'Jih, ( lutein c and Electricity
crrct of the sin cess of
Meenehan's Electric
Bread
tin
The Itps-t df ingri ilii-iit -, the Kociio.jt nf liakinjr
intrlligrnif' ami s-kill. tho inti'iisififd, bur
gpiitlo. lirat ot i loi'tru it , all lombuiftl srrc
In pi-'iilucr fur dii 1 ho ihic-'i broail in I'lnla
drlphhi -tin' lircad ou'll like 1-p t.
p" i d -
' ur,
, if",; '"I, "i1
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an 1 'in i a Id to iu n (( i . f ifyi
,t -7,i'f nt ', piii -
1 o " e k. ( s 'i ,g
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t. '.sso, V.r i .- 'g
' snd i It f - , till
'll 1 '; - "g i' m
It ' mi r ' " i i
I ni ir ',!! ' ir i a i i ' n felj
s'Mr t- d'S'e si s i , i - . It-iii
tdd S
tir potnd f ' thrift .ifin- fl
i )rr pnund ' '''pp'l ii'j i IE
I ,uur n tun Um-itit IR
1 .fiire nf tun omtifi. .& t
( onk ft'owii i 'i' th'"k i-e nm inn ,W '
then till mt,. urs and on wiih wni Q ,
mid si.i' s ir. i 'I ii - i . n delic " i- Jp i
iriPi.tj' Jun. t i -' uiiR i il i.i-iiii p
lan r m
Si .. f i I i i'.i ha f 'i i en, i g
111' Kln.s ui's u iU-' in ii'-' n i i' B
3" ik'iiu pnikas' I1' "' f- " I n - 'g: I
ri"iulrc n'l foe is to le pi. ( I r i g 1
- , I
,s-?'""''' """ "; " " "; ".7, fs
ppeSpearetoSeeRiglit
r Glasses at a
v Moderate Cost 5?rss I
I' w ,35? e
i-l TBrKsfe1 m
' OtJRVED . 4 . K
i one "" z t
Ltnset Qtvr widtr firld nf vi- y;i
n'on cfi are mart becoming At- J
way look through SPEARE'S p,
INVISIBLE BIFOCALS I
ramonu for thei.' infllviauiUtty.
tto oonaplcucnx Uni, no lodr- -
inff place for dirt .;
Hortttt, conteientiou$ ryt J
ttrvice at a moderatt eott
t)pn Htnri?y Until 9 P M p f
1 j i
14c
MEENEHAN'S
Electric Bakeries
I1 Smith old Street 1 1 ,St. fiOth St.
JtiO 1 -jermantown .Uc 100!) Market St.
1 V.i',1 South " -
I
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J5iea5Sii
1
TEA DANSANT
Saturday, April 9th
A to 6 P. M.
DANCING
8 lo 10 l M
Musicalc ami Tea
.' "iitlun Aflmiuon o.s L'auul
GREEN HILL FARMS HOTEL
Lancaster Avenue and City Line
Overbrook
MARLS. I
MORRIS WOOD
i . .
I.AWRENLL
We Lead the Way!
Coffee
now only
lb
At All Our Stores
Mann & dilks
U02 CHESTNUT STREET
ll 't'rmi-e(jnT f
si
Models, Colors nnd Fabrics That
Are Sold Hero Only
Ladies', Misses', Juniors'
Hand-Tailored Suits
22.75, 27.75, 38.75
Nev? Hats
"Lagrecque" and "AtKenn"
Ladies' Und
envear
Mannish Shirts atad Waists
Mado to order or rendy to wear
Pure Thread Silk Hosiei nt
New Shades, 1.55
Mann & dilks
U02 CHESTNUT STREET
)piiiiiii-3inM
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SH
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MALRICr. SPEC! OR, rrr,
1310 Chestnut Street
Special Saturday Sales
J 00.00 lo JoO.OO Wraps
tal en iinin itii atttat tn c Woi.r' ivn.
refuted fm Saturday. I 'nqucslionabh.
the finest .iJciiM) and most graicful jvi
to he had at thn tnuc m all Philadelphia.
Fifty Beautiful Wraps
Poimrilv telling from 60 00 to 49.30.
have been ilicsen for sp;nal sale tonmi
iori'. C leai savmps of ivorlh, whalcvci
v.'iap von iclei t.
New Tweed Suits
A hit1' Sf'Caal Wr for alwdt1.
ced it hr emphasized lint how nvidr.h
these f nced Swti rcalhi aie?
'.00 1
Ft. 00
1
m
I Voguish Dresses
of tncoiinc. Canton ncpe, taffetas, crepe
dc Chine, Roshanaia icpe, and other
pleasing materials. I 'allies to 45 00.
All Linen Dresses
Charming JroJ(s for missci Rose,
rvhite, Copcn and ianai. The vcr);
tolors that have been deuced th' verv
urn,' for "linens "
K50
rw
'f 7 il x- -
A1A S
I
ANNE L. DEVLIN
ONE THlRTy-NlKl SO. THIHT13ENTH SI'
Gowns Specially Priced
fc.UuilliJ
.Si-(V Dresses
llfTll.l , I 11 IP ill- I lllll. ll ll V.ltlll l'(H'. ,PJJ 3,()()
J" or Aff.cn won and Street
I ''hi n ;iiii r mlii nni' i ( 1 1 i k i( -v ami Ponrt (LA IX 1 1)
J'.Venintfancl Dance brocks
hiITdii , 'I airoi.i s nml hiio 1M MucK imil U'A T f)f)
Dinner and Street Models
Mormeian Canton I iciks nnd f'rrpc du a -. y.
i mlinndcTcd, iltcihy if)C),(J(J
Iiiihs, plain and
.ind tailored ( iToit
i!iiiHiiitiiiiiO)iiiiiiiiiitipp!ii'ii''iiiPiiyiiji
4fmm'aimMwiKuiimutuimimii i.mh mmmm i31IIIM.Bi'H'I"k
r-Tr-rm-iriiiuiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiii mHim numiim wiiiiinmrnrrrij'
Jj I' ttii(lslv linulil'ns tlic i ( inrii muooth nut int. lien .ind K
j 1 A AKnuhrd ' Htiiti'cs .ire lis ciiny to Il.iii hi ilnn.i e
I J-ELTON, SIBLEY & CO.,0Inc.rPhilBdcIphiii
bhoor-Tred
, Misses, E
Children
Oxfords for
oys and Girls
Ihe greatest shoes from the standpoint of
health ever designed for growing feet, combin
ing all the freedom of a moccasin with a brown
elk leather that won't scuff, and gives double the
wear of ordinary shoes. And now selling
At These Remarkably Low Prices
Children's
Child.
Misses'
en's
Sizes 6 to 8.
Sizes 814 to 11.
Sizes ll'ato 2.
.$4.00
.$4.50
.$5.00
Boys' Sizes 11 to 2... $5.00
Boys' Sizes 2l2 lo 6. . .$5.50
Young Girls' Sizes 2Vz to 7. . .$6.00
The New Instep Strap Models for Young Girls $ 7.50
-in smart tan calfSpdcially priced
Children's A-lenBth rolUtop socks, white, black, tan and navy 50c
mercerized and silk mixed, black nnn-u nnrt ; . j
binations . ' naVy and cordovan and green com-
.....,.,, 59c
MCrCribbedd merZtT wiih.r"n k "ripe, on rolled top-and heavy
ribbed mercerized tn cordovan and black ,.. . . 85c
1230'
Market St.
Shoes and
Stockings for
all the family
AI
wLw$L
The s
(FROMOUNefi
tor-os o-f JFa.-fflous
. Shafts!
1308
mc) Chestnut St.
Shoes and
Stockings tor
all the family
OO n UuiCk Snrvir. M. Ct . , r. ........
" a -'"op ai iy oouth llth "Dtrcet
bvery rod Pi-ofeasionaUy Fitted-Tliree Geuti
ing Brotiiers Supervising
'1
1
Hinnmin'
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