Wfj t '-i' ;'"' .t!-. t i .V 'L iV A Wk. v,,' fjjjSfdOSSiP ABOUT PEOPLE . ifiancy Wynne Speaks of Some Handsome Gowns Seen Recently in Town olio lalks of the v lower Market to He Held Thh Week iiuRittenhousc Square D O IOU kow think these ciuiton eene frocks thnt the women aro v i n.t. nr nr simn v exnuisue. TAw Hocbe A.lnm 1,Iir,1'nK T Aa f.rt wek ('" wns cylclMitljr going to Ck of imlf't Jtrny canton crepe, Kllv cml roltlcrnl In openwork How hf Jino li By Milk nnd wnilp on llitf jjSilBtV "c w n MrV,w,t 6,lp Bklrt '"wmT'. Picture affair of FlkM Ef ray grapes mnilc of silk. Srt?mot" awfully Vcomtag to her. Vhin I saw Mrs. Georjre McFadilen Jwmc day, looking nwfully mart In . rk blue ennton crepe, which wns fivewlio embroidered in openwork flow M 'self- tone silk, ifor hnt was a rrow-brimnied. rather hlRh-crOwned &1 of neanol Inn, (be entire crown Sc covered with uncurled ostrich. T0 VOL' realize thnt we have the ) Flower Market IhW Week In Hit- ihS Here of Lite you have probably Smed at the exquisite beauty of easauare now that tlic trees nro imiy w!qj It. .lvWlenrlrnns are bcaln- Xf to bloom. I was walking through Sfcn tho other day and I said to my ".;? ! .nmlnr what thoso who fiulil rtiV would never mako n beautiful spot 5 lib old mro. nvhen it was 1 tinted nve or six ycare ago would Lt now?" To he sure, it is' not yet thn nrc .iioi"-. v . i- .... in Parte, but give it ters after his nante. besides M, D., rind they are new to me. so I cannot tranr late them for you, but those of ou who aro up In the meaning of various .de grees will understand them and no I will tell you what they nic: ),. H. V V.. M. It. (J. S. and .t. P. A great many women are Interested In the luncheon today, nitd jou knowj how innnv belmic In the Horlntvi Mm. Mnidbtiry Medell and Miss KlUy Itlddle, both of . whom died in the Inst two J ears, were ardent workers In llio so ciety, and it Is the hope of the ineni-' hers tint a memorial of thesp two lino women will be erected in the near future where homeless dogs may be enred for. It's a fine thing, and I hope they see their wish como true! SN0RHISIINKS8 start young. Wit ness Nellie, who went to lunch with grandma the other day. and nftcr the ahid had been taken from the table ami they were waiting for dessert grandma tenned forward nnd rested her arm on the table. "Klbows off the tnble, grandma I" said Nellie. "It's all right for grandma, she's older, dear." said grandma. And said Nellie. "Well, the peoplo we know don't do it." NANCY WYNNE. f . ..Tuli.ni some of the Shrubbery and rs r eh the height of thoBC in su park BomrthiiiK te Is me that e will EJ something quite ns beautiful. MAnd h" F1?wtr NXUt iiny 'Sfh fait like a bit of Uin other side, with iu gayK striped awnings nnd lovely int flowers and Its attractive booths all ibout the sounro. DID tou know that Florence Hop kinton Is Koine to tell fortunes? Well, she.is; that Vs. read bonds; and A Yes toU yon lots of things about rourself that she learns from your band that are almost uncanny. She s mode a Jtudv of palmistry, you know, nnd she reads character through this knowl de. Of course, sho floes not attempt to tell future stuff, but she certainly dorrs know n lot about it. She's so pretty it really would not matter much whether she did know Pilmlstry, because it would be n trent lurt to free her. Hut she does know tboiit it. and so that mnkes it extra nire. The booths will have about the, Mtne people as usual in charge of them. Mr. Henrv TJrlnton Oxe and Mrs. Jowph 1-eldy and leveral others have V0 1 n( heretofore, and then, of course.' the Society of Ml tie Cordelia his s benth nnd the Gardeners Club tnd the Weeders' Club, and there arc lot of other booths presided over 'by Mrious prominent women. TUD you henr that the American Anti- Lf Vivisection Society Is giving a large luncheon today at the Hellcvue-Strat-ford for Dr. AValter Iladwen? lie i a verv uell known Knglishman. on Vno'w. lie ha the greatest lot of let- . SOCIAL ACTIVITIES Mr. Allen Kdwnrrl Whiting hna Issued Invitations fnr si dance to bp Rlrn nt Ills borne. AVnterlcxt r'onrl. neon, to tnet the Sunny brook fiiin flub on June i". Mr. and Mrs. J, Uussi nutler. of Gordon avenuo and Berkeley road. Ifav. crford. will entertain nt an Informal supper at their home on Sunday eve ning next. Covers will be laid for thirty guest. Mr. and Men. Francis It. KtrawbrMft-e and their family, of Woodgldo, German town, will roturn today from their coun try nlar at West Chester, whero they spent the week-end. Miss Anna I Foulke, dUthtr of Mr. and Mrs. Walter I. Koulfce. of 243, West Tulpehocken street. Germantown, will re turn today from a fortnight's stay at DloomliiKrovc. Mr. nnd Mrs. Oronvllle Tod?c Mont gomery, 327 Aubrey road, Wynnewood. have taken n house nl Nnrraiinsett Tier, It. I., for the summer, which they will occupy July 1. Dr. and Mrs. Frederick Frnlcy and thnlr family, of N'orwyndon. Merlon, will leave early next month for Northeast Harbor, Me., where thoy will spend the summer at their summer home. Miss Prlscllla Norrls. daughter of Mrs. Alfied Paul Morris, of Vlllanovn, will return today from Princeton, X. .!.. whero she spent the tfcek-end. Miss Morris will be a debutante of next sea son. Miss Hetty Welsh, daughter of Mrs. T. .Henry jjixoii, or Khoaora. Chestnut Hill tuns AMKL1A .MeCAUI.KY Daughter of Mr. and Airs. Frank K. McCnulcy, whose engagement to Mr. Paul L. (jchaeffcr was an nounced on Saturday ment of Miss Welsh and Mr. Arthur Paul was recently announced. Mr. nnd Mrs. E. Eirl Johnson, of Charlton street, Chestnut Hill, have taken n. cottneo at Amacansetto. L. I., for tho summer, which they will occupy early In June. Mr nnd Mrs, J. Andrews Harris, Jr. nnd their daughter, Mint GcorgUna V. Harris, of West f'hertnui avenue, riiestnut Hill, will (fpond the summer nt Northeast Harbor, Me. Miss Marv C Hebnrd, daughter of Mr Hnd Mrs. Uimlel U Hebard, of Chestnut Hill, who has been travcllnff In Kurone sinco Biareji, is oxpeciea to return nome early next month. MLsn Anna II. Dennlston, daughter of Mrs. Edward Dennlston, of Bprlnnmead, Germantown, who Is traveling In Burope, Is at prcsont In England. Miss Dennls ton will return to this country In the lata summer. Mrs. Tyouls C. Baker, nl St. Aaaoh'n road, Bala, who has been spending severnl weeks In San Antonio, Tex., hns left for a visit to her son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Lesley Ameo, In St. Paul. Minn. Hor daughter. Miss Juliana S. Baiter, whose engage ment has been announced to Dr James W. Nixon. Jr.. of San Antonio, who ac companied her, will remain In San An tonio until uic latter part or tins montn, Mr. nnd Mrs. Edmund II. Rogers, of 3221 Ttlttonhoue street, will leave the middle ot next month for West Chester, Pa,, where sho will spond tho summer witn Airs, itopers narents. air. ana Mrs. I. Hazleton Mlrkll, of 2107 Do Lancey place, at their summer home. MIsA Elizabeth Uok3, daughter of Dr. nnd Mrs. George G. Itoss, of 1721 Sprueo street, whose engagement baa recently boon announced to Mr. Donelson W, Hooper, of Germantown, will return to her homu today nftcr spending a few dns In New York. fru .Tnaenli Tl Mrfnll anrl hn ,1ntik. has returned from a fortnight stay at ter. Miss Lenore A. McCall, of Svca. Foxcroft hchool. Virginia, The engage- moro roid. Merlon, havo returned from a visit to Wernersvllle, Pa., where they havo been spending two weeks. Mr. and Mrs. Henry 'Fl Mlehell and her daughters, Mlsn Helen Valmor n Mlehell and Mlsa Florenco H. Mlehell, have removed from 30171 Chestnut street and are occupying their new home, 3913 Chestnut street. Mrs. William II. Schultz. of 1403 Jef ferson Mreet, announces tho marriage of her daughter, Miss Kathleen Mario Schulti:, to Mr. Elwood P. Wcnzel Ucr ger, of Merchantvlllo, N, J. Tho wedding was solemnlzod on Saturday at i o'clock at the Messiah Lutheran- Clfurch. by the Ilov. Itoss II. Stover. Tho brldo wno at tended by hor sister, Mrs. Itoy H. Com fort, as matron of honor; Miss Ethel Stretch nt maid of honor. Miss A. M. Woniclbcrger and Mrs. M. Hlchnrds acted n brldcsmnlds. Mr, Wcnzelbor ger's best man wan Mr. Edward Wen znlhereer. of KiihIoii. l'n . nnd hla uslv crs were Mr. W. T. Walker, of Camden -A Mr. G. I,. xoeKlus, of ucrmnntown, nun Mr. F. W. Wcn.clbcrger, of Merchant, vllle. N. tT. Mies Helen Vnn Dusen, daughter r,f Mr. and Mrs. John Van Dusen, of Chest nut Hill, will nttend ns one of the bridesmaids Instead of Miss Graco Shanlcy, of New York, nt tho wedding of Miss Sarah Hanson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. M, Francis Hanson, of SIB East Sedgwick avenue, Chestnut Hill, who will bt ma-rrled to Mr, Paul A. Vanncman, Jr., son of Mr. nnd Mrs. Paul A. Vnnnemnn. of Cynwyd. In the Holy Cross Church, Mount Airy, on Wednesdny morning, Juno 8. an Miss Shanl, who hns been spending some time abroad, will not return until the middle of next month Mr, and Mrp. (.'hailes Thomas Max well, of 1620 North Broad street, an nounce tho marriage of their daughter, Miss Virginia Orcy Maxwell, to Mr. Ed ward Hall Sanborn, Jr., of New York nnd this city, nt noon on Thursday last, at fit. Paul's Episcopal Church, Hroad and Venango frtroets. Tho Ilov. Forrest B. Dnger officiated. Mlsn Max well waa attended by Miss Edith M. Wilkinson ns maid of honor. Mr. Wll Mn S. Piatt, of Now York, nctcd as best man. A breakfast followed In tho Blue Hoom of tho Hellevue-Stratford for the mitrnhpra nt thn flllnlllnq. nfler whlrll Mr. and Mrs. Sanborn, Jr. left for New" York, fiom where they sailed on Sntur dny for Havana. will to held during the afternoon and In tho evening Buppef will be nerved, followed by a rtanoo. The Proceeds win btf used for tho charity fund of the Oak Lano Ilevlow Club, to bo known ns tho Preston Memorial, ALONG THE READING Among thoso actively Interested In GERMANTOWN Mr, and Mrs. Ultman Caldwell Hcnd ler. of 263 East Upsal street. German town, aro being congratulated on ino birth of a daughter, Jane Swoboda ITAnriter- n Mnv 11. Mrs. Hendler will bo remembered as Miss Erma Alyne Hwoboda, daughter of Mr. and Mr. Gus tavo Swoboda, of East Mount Ploas ant avenuo, Mount Airy. Mr. and Airs. Edgar E Wlkoff. of 0200 Baynton street, wern the guests over the woelt-end of Mr and Mrs, Fronk Conover, of inversion Drive, Now York, Mr. nnd Mrs. Josenh Mm eland, of Parle avenue, entertained at flvi hun dred at their homo on Ss'urdny eve ning There were twelvn guests. Mr. nnd Mrs. Colemnn snent tho week- 311 Dorset street, entertained at dinner n.l the r homo on 'i nursnay ovcnniK. Tho guests woro Mr. nnd Mrs. Clarence A. Hamilton, Mr. anu .Mrs. iiaroia Wilson and Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Pfolffor. Mr. and Mrs. Coleman spent tho week end at Mnuch Chunk as the guests of Mr. nnd Mrs. Raymond prizer, t NORTH PHILADELPHIA Mrs, Etta X.leBler. of SS'JR North Eleventh street, hii announced thn en pngemeul of Iit daughter. Mls Mlnnlp X.leglcr, to ?lr, Hugo C'hoduuskl, of Canton. U. Mr. nnd Mrs. A (Silverman, of 2331 North Thirtieth street, have loft for Atlantic. City for a few days, where they will celobrnlo tho twenty-fifth nnnl vorsary of tholt1 marrlngo. Mrs. H. P. Harvey, of North Nine teenth street, will entertain tho members of hor card club at her homo on Tues day afternoon. Mrs, Joseph Harris, of K28 Diamond street, has as her gueit Mrs. Harry Stroiiso, of Now York WEST PHILADELPHIA Mr. nnd Mrs. 'John D. Johnson, of 330R Chestnut street, have as their guest for a week Miss Calhoun, of New nbchollft. Tho engagement of their son. Mr. T. A. Johnson, to Mlsn Calhoun wad announced In January. Mr. and Mrs. William Schelble, Jr., entertained the members of their card club at their house, 1011 South Frazlcr terrace, on Saturday evening, The mem bers Includo Mr. and Mrs. Clnrenco Dill. Mr, nnd Mrs. O. Emerson Brown. Mr. nnd Mrs. C. C. Davis. Mlna Helen Franklin and Mr Leo Williams. TIOGA MlsnAlleo Uvrom. 1139 West Ve nango street, gavo a surprise shower in honor or miss Esther ACKroya on Thursday. Thn truestn. who Included members of tho Beta Kappa Sigma So rority, were Miss Jane DalBon. Miss Kntherlne Smith. Miss Peggy Sclirel ber. Miss Mary Fabcr, Miss Katberlno Fnber, Mis Mary Burt, Miss Delphlno Loeo. miss Marjorie judge, miss .-Mnrtna Ormlston, Miss Iols Green, Miss Helen Dolghtou and Miss Esther Aekroyd FRANKFORD .Mrs. C. L. Hardy, of Frankford nvft nue and Orthodox street, will give n bridge porty tomorrow evening In honor of Mrs. Howard Brooks, of Baltimore, who Is visiting friends and relatives In this city. Mr. nnd Mrs. W- II. G. Brndner, of 1030 Foulkrod street, will occupy a cottage In Ocean City during the sum mer. NORRISTOWN Tho f.enlors of tho NnT'-Uown High School presented as their nnnunl ath letic association play, tho tlireo-nrt comedy, "Tho End of tho Italnbow." Tho cast of characters included MIsa Margaret Todd, Mlrs Norma V. fmi Miss Atiellne Shustcr, Mlrn Mlldrotl Maconachy. Miss Evelyn Lutz, Mlsl Dorothy Moglnley, Miss Mnrv Mori' tngue, Miss Catharine A. Knenle, Miss Arltno A. Hcrshberger, Mlfc.vCclla Whlt; ten, Miss Dorothy Krlebel, Miss Helen Hankey, Miss Krnnces Hunsbcrger, Miss Oladvs Burrows. Miss Alda Peacock, Mr, Henry A Boorsc, Mr Donald Malrs, Mr, Joslah Bougher. Mr. David Corson. Mr. IliiHsoll Place, Mr. John Stack houso, Mr. William Hallmsn, Ilr. Harry Hauser. Mr. Benjamin Swede, Mr. C. Allen Corson, Mr. Theodore Heysham, Mr. Edward Murdy, Mr. Paul Koons, Mr. Alphonso Santangelo. Mr. Robert Mears, Mr. Otto Wol leinann, Mr. Lew.s Lloyd, Mr, Chester Weiss, Mr, Maxwell Swede, Mr, Frank Slough, Mr. Nicholas Borzlllo. Mr. William Morris nnd Mr. Powell Mlddleton ; DELAWARE COUNTY Mr Emanuel Hev, of Lansdowne. en tertained at a dinner at the West Ches ter Hunt Club on Thursday evening. Mr. and Mrn. Chester P. Martlndole, of West Chester, entertained nt a din ner last week In honor of Miss Florence Dlbert, of Johnstown, Pa. The othor truants Included Mr. nnd Mrs. Francis Tavlor and Prof and Mrs. Green, of Pennington, N J. Mixlerste Trices irmlS&' mtntl Write er Tbooe for Kmcrsred or Printed Samples, nOYAL ENGRAVING CO. 814 Wslait St '3.- SWSSi fjy ' ' Five delectable blends asco n TEAS f ORANGE PEKOE I INDIA CEYLON i OLD COUNTRY STYLE PLAIN BLACK MIXED IJISheppacd &Sons T ADIES Who Are Particular and Thrift Will Find These Citations to Their Great Advantage : Vi lb pkg, 23c 4 lb pkB, 12c 3 If y 3 i I At nil our Stores Yl i Dress Goods Printed Voiles dots, scrolls, blocks 38c to $1.25 yd. - Organdies white and col ored, 40 to 42 in., 75c to ?1.00 yd. Colored Linens, 36 in. wide, $1.00 yd. Value $1.G5. D. & J. Anderson Ginghams large plaids, pink and blue checks, plain colors, $1.25 yd. White Goods Dimities stripes and checks, 27 inches wide, 35c, 40c yd. English Nainsook 10 and 12 yd. pieces $4.50 to $7.20 the piece. Fine Longcloth 12 yards to the piece $4.50 the piece. A special plain white Voile, 38 inches wide, may be bought for $1.00 per yard. IOCS GhestnutStreet It's just like flooding your homewith sunshine to paint itwith"LAVA-VAR". It gives all woodwork, no matter how much marred Of scarred, n hrinhf. hnrH. smooth, mirror-like surface that makes it look almost Jl new, and that resists stains, scratches, even water. Won't turn white, cither. "LAVA-VAR" flows smoothly, covers well, dries over nicht and costs little indeed, it's a real economy, jjj At Your Dealer's All Colors and Clear Felton, Sibley & Co., Inc. Philadelphia Mfltiufiutiirci of Colon. Pamti 1 . , -. .-.-, . 3 nnit ,...,. I..... ...o, , franklin Simon & Co. nA Store of Individual Shops .Fifth Avenue, New York ANNOUNCE AN EXHIBITION OF In or Out of Town Summer Fashions for Madame and Mademoiselle BELLEVUE-STRATFORD Philadelphia, Pa. MONDAY, MAY 16th TUESDAY MAY 17th WEDNESDAY MAY 1 8th Sports wardrobes for resort sojourns, creaseless wardrobes for week-end trips, town clothes for back-home-ngain and travelablc clothes for on the way to prepare for summer as Fifth Avenue does. tho May Feto to bo rix'cti on Wcdneg- day on tho jrrounrt of thn OrUn, the home of Mro. BL Clwonco Miller, In Oak Lane, by the OaJc Lano Review Club, tiro Mrs. E. Ctarenoo MJlInr, chairman : Mrs. J. B. Miller, Mrs. B. M. Abbott. Mrs. Paul Carter Fisher, Mrn. Albert r,tf, Mrs. William P. Sletrcrt and Mrs. Eddy Whitney, who comprlso tho com mittee. Mrs. Irene Richmond Whlto and Mrs. Harry Parrott will present nn original fairy play and old English Annceti. A baby nhow will be In charco of Mrs. Klescwettor. A cafe chantant F. STORED KJ and Money Loaned Ron them if desired FRIDEHBERG'S, 37 N. 11th St.' Snetwern Filbert & Arrh Sts. noil N. W. Cor. 9th & Buttonwood St. PRICE PRICE K92 SELF-REDUCING CORSETS For Stout Women V ifk JAfw w 1 III I i V .V?yrtf liQl i 1 I II 1 1 622 626"ifeLJ8siJ'S 620 belf-Reducing Corsets are too well known to need any description. The three models illustrated arc mnde in all sizes nnd will fit any type of the stout woman PRICE oo 5 MIISM HMFIII IIHH'M '.IP, ISJ II' SMI I MM ll llffSUfcl PRICE DO 5 Model 2043. Sport Oxford In White Duck, Tun Rusln Cull. Wlilte Buck with tip, herl fox Ina and bnll strap nl Putrnt Colt; nUo White Hurk trlm md with Inn Flua l Lnll. --N. 7.95 Jfc Pure Thread Silk Stockings, $2 to (4 I HK new Low Price level is now in cfTect at !nll our stores. Look in our windows and see hundreds of the season's most fashion able modols marked at prices that demon strate our ability to give values greater than any other shoe house in Philadelphia. 'ALLAHAN' Ji. lurvuJUjjLlJ iDLyiCio 921 MARKET STREET 60th and Chestnut Streets 2736 Germantown Avenue 4028 Lancaster Avenue 5604 Germantown Avenue HALLAHAN'S "LOWER PRICES CAMPAIGN" IS THE TALK OF THE TOWN" W5.r rnnf.rvii usstt nftAifrtirkrt. rwii'TCiB - tt.-:f tj i"1 i MJF r : rz. nstenfk M MARK FT AT 10TM THoKlAS'MllldHAl IN A NIJW t'AllAMOUNT PICTUnJJ. "THE CITY OF ' SILENT MEN" f A ATffier. BUSTER KEATON'il STANTON .fSY. ASw sra? Ji'iSi '- It. Betty Compnon OF "MinACbB ' IFAME IK h-KISONERS OF LOVE" Addeil l.ntmt Tfxinervllk" Comefly AT HOTII TllisU THEATnCH Palace 'Arcadia J2U MAHKET ' rhe.fntit net. Jlh CLARA KIMBALL s 'i y YOUNG In Herj(rrtlvMnt N''v Tholoilrsma w. Straight From Paris" , r ItO.M JAUA kiWANH HOOK VIPTORIA 'Ani0T Ab. OTH V lVw. 1 V-rI-ll A M in 11 15 V. IT, Douglas Fairbanks "niS lrr" NUT' I" A DlTf TIM MARKET BTRBBT y.) "WHAT EVERT WOMAN KNOWS" DTPCMT MAUKITr HT Hl. 17TK XA1.VJL-IN I Mtf.lt form's ion TttK i l,f,OK 'TH" 1 1 GLOBE rriffi " H"" i:ri" t 'Iiki:t TnEET T II'NtPEK m tifvit i.r ii to II, i'il?rPANT MOIIT!" AT S:18 MATS WED ft SAT iGARRICK Geo. M. Cohan's Comedian In the, Smartest, Snnpplent, ScviedlssL Prcttlt of Stunlrsl Comedies o )rx5n .TAirtrji GRAND OLD NAMS t rop mats vi:n h hat nt (, ti BEATS NOW TOR THTH AND NEXT WEEK FORREST DAIIjY no T 0 Mit SJfl Ebs . 3S. r.O. 73 A fl noYAr. rim-REs. im' pamd seoal. Mi?r Presents THE DRAMA OF' A WOMAN WHO DIDN'T know irnn own iumiand! t t 1 OliBhairaS'.ll'illlllillllllliaMlillffliBUlQQ Ml mi WnSEMS NonElectricSudionSrieeper Here It Is StiSrTStiQ5'! Vi iJS)SKVr W'-i!V'Kl KISS?' nfiSGVmVS3&(WWB' a&&mmm6imir' w The Suction Swcoper that is sweeping rutliiflelphia! Thou sands of enthusiastic users in this city. Used also by leading hotels. Not an Electric No Wires, No Motoia, No Batteries, No Bellows, No Current to Pay For 03 IT BEIE Not a penny cost to you. No ob ligation whatsoever. Just phone us and we'll deliver a Vacuetto to your home for free trial. Run it your self over your own rugs nnd vrptH, Note how won derfully easy It Is to operate now smoothly and quietly It works, rtoally no effort nt all. Observe how much better It cleans thini nnv suction Hweepcr jrm'vn ever seen Dirt duet, lint. thrcarlB, ashes anil i?rlt all ;trr nweiu up. into tlin hup by the rmw ei ful (ur rnrratit of tho pue tlor n ii T'rove in mhii-. 6oIf thnt tho Vacuetto menns Clooiier Doors, briKhltr r.ti pts and rURB xvltli loss work than you've ever known. If yoni don't think It tho best sweeper made today regard less of price, Just toll us to take It back and we'll do bo utthnm i murmur Ion won't bo out nun ieii' f r tlie fr -o trial Half Hie Cost of Other Vacuum Sweepers Thn Vacuettn enitn liu (a h,i --sbout half as much a oiier ncuum mveepers Why pay (toub'o when th Vacuntn cjeanj belter and ororntes easier? The KCUMte alao oosta less to use! MmpltfltM rtealim. "tufJy eon mructlon. No eirenMv parts to b replreil Neer oven re quires olllnc And no electric .urreni 10 pav for. Easy Payments If mi ace- i'ti tie aeutte i'e ir. ateki d' ,,iiT anil i i IuhI ilu on ihe maiUei an.l wlh to kneii It ou miv p.i fo II on thi eieiem ternm llll.iKlllA ViV George Allen, inc. 1214 Chestnut Street 1214 Nowaday3 s It's Allen's Hats g PRESENTING A WONDERFUL COLLECTION OF 1 DRESS HATS IN 1 Fine Maline Hair Straw ! B Wo arc (old many times daily we have the best showing of these much sought for Hats in town both in large and close-fitting models. Prices $18 to $30.00 50c French Tooth Brushes, 35c each I The Famous Rollins & Co. Quality I There nrt cisl f stylos from wrurh to rlinosi' noarly all h.ive per. h f 'rated Iwrks. A vrr;- ile-lrable thing m n. tooth biuli They hav bone M linntllcs nd all pur brittle This pr. . Is bark to the pre-war level nnd 3 is tho Urst lot of lino Icnch tooth brushes in bao had for less than p iOc for several year?. g 4r UPE'S PPOni.KM 15KVEAW5D Jack Holt, lleeda Nov I.lttle Mlefcer Moore SPECIAL Sl'ItnOI NDINO PP.OOIIAM METROPOLITAN w ' NOW DAILY AT I 30 ISO '. '-.7.',yl. ' 1L '""rL-'"-. "w f 1AM FOX rr.ESENTS 1 WW.LI 51 JU K W csa -t -li1 wl Sr"i JtLiL AKiO cV Photoplay ot Murpaimlnr LevellneH. M0Oe I 'rom r.DWAUD KNOHLOfK'S GRCAT niO NEW YOJlK LONDON PAItlH STAOK SfCi-ryS. "MY LADY 1 Dltl'SS" SYMPHONY nn'HrSTriA AND Last 6 Eves l sa" SHUBERT Last Pop. Mat. Wed. $1-50 R1SNWKK &V0ISCD AND STAOCO g Jomv Murray Akdexso r Ivory Toilet Articles Reduced V hao redueed our entire stock of Iorv Toilet nrtlclej, ronstdtin;; of mtrror.s, hair bmsliefi cloth brushes, travs. pin boxes, puff boxes. hall receivers, etc !'ho present pi Ices are a ihird to a half off todays reRUhir price? EPIPHANY HALL I2th6 JACKSON STS. "G ;av.ijui-i f, V- 1 ' TICKE1 UP MAVIS io on TICKETS, 1121 JACKS&NSr, fHOMr orowYtcxsa THE TRUTH Nail Files, Button Hooks, Cuticle hory Handles, 25c nnd 115c value nt t.'ic. and Corn Knives with Kayser Union Suits, Special, 90c This famous make of underwear that is so well known to all women tt come? In regular and bodice tops and ttRht and loose knee. This Is tho Kauio NveiKht correct for summer wear Ilxtra Mies nro st.oo. " The Maker's Guarantee We. the Seoit ,t Tetter Co . manu facturers ( le" land. Ohio send fh eei Va U'-' ie our u iraiiU'o 'h.n It Iih Ion lino "Ulfllll leK I and l. In nei fe t 'nd lion nnd that If wlrtiin the peilod ot n yii uny part heronum defective, due io fault In munufar turo or materlale we will roplarn It free of charge to the purchaser ds' Onlv a few cent a a Phono Today Demonstrate Ihla wonderful aruette In your own home at our risk and expense Phone us today ami we'll th Vaeuetto Is milckly delivered to ion for t'nKK une. THE VACUETTE SALES CO., INC. 1207 North Tenth St.. Philadelphia (Ketone Phone) Park 4746. A Poplar 216V (Rell Phnn. n.'? Yaeuetie !! i o In. fh n-uie halea r In,- Ti-nlon The Vametie Hm Co Inc '21 KensnBion A Piui di.lrhla Pa Knit I3DU-A (KcMtone phone) The Vacuutle Xles Co ESI N. Howard St.. n.Ulmore, Md. I75T Ml. Vernon 8TS. MHO Bhln Marlio l'a M PhlliidM elmont n,i'.' Iln ito er Si Trenmn "UTli-W Inc. The Varuetle ?! Co lne Old rentral Nafl Hank Hid. rt.1l Pennsylvania Ae.. N. W, Waahlniton D. C. I'ranWIn 3S7. Women's Full-Fashioned Lisle Hose, $1.00 mark white. rordovMii nnd navv niHt the rolors vou have been altlns fm We are K'.j,d to be nblo r, ,ff , , i ,,so f(,lr. niercerlzed lisle tol-l!lllKs which mdiiv nre almo--t nnpnM,' to obtain owlnc to the lleler Plril.e sun c January 1st. Huy run for iour eummer needs All slr.es Dexter Knitting Cotton, 10c a Ball $1.85 a Box of 20 Balls Wo enrrv overy rt.e In thla dependable rotton In both 3 thread and I thread Tin." lowered price should bo of interest to the many ucrn of Dexter KmttlnK Cotton D.M.C. Sewing Cotton, 85c Dozen V, eniT- ,ir., ,-iKaln In stoi k f,d slndes nnd Mark and uiutn This 1-t.it'Ui i''ir- HI "ne slz, ni,l- nnd , in be uyd for cm r l.inivisn for which u medlum-sUed cotton 01 sill, needed It t,s sirnnir uh silk .md nrarlv twice as sti(.nK as seiMnpr cotton, mnk ng it an ideal cotton for hand or machine howing Imported Colored Striped Madras $1.25 An excellent grade of madras In neat noveltv strlpee In several shadea on white uround. Ideal for women's summer dresses and men i shirtings 32 inches wlue. Plain Colored Voiles, 10 inches wide, $1.00 d. Imported Organdie of superior quality in beautiful color eh, 15 inch, l.'io jd. ton iiiB,iiii:iiirjii!,i,jijijiiH,iiiiH,iiiiiiii UiKil iiWuiraiiHi, r-N I A M-T?V H Ut- "TLJI7 ATDC . Le L,4Ni yitucy 'iimiixr, Dc Lancey at I 7lh ALL THIS WEEK Wed. and Sat. Matinees University Dramatic Club Presents the Four-Act Fantasy JAMES M. BARRIFS THE ADMIRABLE CRICHT0N SEATS AT GIMBELS AND HEPPE'S JPrices $1 to $2.50. Best Seats Wed. Mat., $1.50. No Wnr Tax on VIVISECTION AND INOCULATIONS .'1 Lecture by Walter R. Hadwen, M.D. of London L.R.C.P.. M.R.C.S.. J. P. WITHERSPOON HALL Juniper and Wnlnut Sts. Monday. May 16, 1921 8:16 T. M. Admission Free ANNUAL MAY FESTIVAL of th International Students' House , International Mandolin Cluh, International Vaudeville, Chinese Quart.Ua 'The Story of -he Willow Pattern Plate" Worn a i"hlnii Iogen1 T'i t Wei Rvb , May IT A 1H, at 8 P. M. Tl KI.TS ON'i: tWI.I.tll. TicUeti may be procured at Mi.J-nt Hon w 'IPOS Spruca fit, J EITH'S THEATRE ' 'Snntos & Hayes Revuts' V .sru?l)ral Comedy l.nB WHITING & BURT In "eerl Ponn" FRANK A. BURT Amlitod bv JIvrtl 1lnmMAm Dotn Howard A Whj'p Other raturI K DUMONT'S nT,r Anc Ev'-i EMMETT WELCH Minstrel IRAMiil, ''WII'VTIIV Otlf'ItKHTnA 1, t. DRPHFUM "",ilowni lielten A MAE DESMOND ; J l"r WM'.k -HMIMN" Tunavaiv'' TROCADERO 5-f ft TUB AVJATOnS" dc 1 y . V tf. . tii U. , T A . yt"..tilytj iSJi? ...Af , '. J-.fe? i ..... r'1 '.
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