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' ,V SeasonShe Hears fltijifa PlftkftlM'
.-tave sou ever seen such prctt
XI freVs 'n the lirlu ro wMrlu
Rly Jcnc Mal MMlm'n lp
'To! the out-of-doors affalrsH
SSk It was of that exqulsl c sli
TV'' ..tL.Inn nlnk that looks 1
homemflde strawberry tee creAra, j.lst
SB on o her" d, and a JUtl? atraU It
Kk w lb a wMto iVtor Pan hwJIaK
d tho Hlecrel wera voryr short, with
Mte turned back cuffs. Then she-wore
blS SS "tocklpM and white bIIp;
1 and a bljt '.floppy hat of oj-stof
white straw trimmed strn ht ncross'the
Front of the brim with; a cluster of.
n.Vtel shaded French flowers which
SZontd over the edge of. the tat at
,icb side and there was no trlmmlo
t the back. ... . -
Jane Is sweet and pretty and so
ieuni looking.' It does not seem pos
ihli that she's been married a year.
u Kood-look'lng husband, Lieutenant
Maclw, Is on from Boston for a while
ttln. Ha U up there -studying, you
Snow and Jane Is staying with ,her
nmnts, the Charlcs-Mce Maules, on
SutenbouM street,- until he finishes
tome Fpcclal course be Is, taking up and
I hear, too, that he is ordered off on a
Jrulse very phortlj, so Jane, will prob
5bli stay on here until he has shore
duty again.
WHAT a pretty glr; Walburga Itellly
t! fihe wilt be a debutante 'next
year and she certainly " WV00 i
year " . .- ltrht'halr and
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"fen I 'saw her the other day she was
wPlT'r....w T..HH nnd I tell T0U I
wouV noTbtame any one for looking
BwVlbu?grb"daonebo?tbow wonderful
French model frocks of Wtted wool.
R a soft shade of . brSwn and a
... rlne ran around the skirt at in
Uff&. ! W black patent leather
Wurned'un from the face and was
Utehed Tin white. Margery Large is
Mrs. Bo Largo's daughter. She looked
Jw"et in a frock of dark bjue tricolette
Mrlftgo who baa been abroad for
mrs months, has returned home and
fv? .n .1.. Uiu Jnfrnrtuea MarKfy s
iMw. Sarah Meade Large, her eldest
d'lobuCremember Mrs. Large w Mia.
Msry Reakirt. and she Is one of Thila
dflphia's rery prettiest matrons. She
Us the most gorgeoua red hair and tho
Snlcxion which goes with It l Of lata
the has done no entertaining, as sne nas
been Jn deep mourning for three or four
rears for bor husband, but now that It
h time to bring her daughter out she
hss begun to go about again? and every
one Is so glad to bare her.
EVERY one Is much excited to bear
that on Thursday Major Gencml
Sommerall. his staff and a company of
Infantry of his famous First Division,
carrying the same battle flags that wore
carried bv Americans 18 Trance In the
World War, wiU Officially raise the
flag which has boen given to the Horso,
Show and Country Fair by the Dry n
Mswr Hospital, which is the beneficiary
of, the whole affair. Opod-nlght!
iWasn't that a sentence! when you
remember that the First Division was
the first to arrive in France, fired the
first shot for America and was the only
division in Its entirety decorated by the
French Government, it will be some
thing to see some of them, will It not?
'And Major General Edwnrds, com
mander of the Twenty-sixth Massachu-'ettsDlvision-
of Infantry, will accom
pany Mujor General Summerall. Then,
,! .
inc comna
.a .of .forty;
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jluck nBi
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Mother thought beWMrtflrrlMJr'VWf
pressed .and' shd'saWf ?VObiytfomoil
would you not bo 'vnAl yrfuf.liai,
fouht In that' Xlrsii Division V.t
hlnk I'd make rdora-.mttricy grinding;
- SOCIAL- ACTIVITIES' ,j '
'Colonel and Mrs. John 8: MucKl'o en
tertained Cofonsl Lemuel Lloyd, D, 8.
O. ; Mnjop Ernest cleRirnnd Captain W.
L. Poet, of the British Army, over tho
wek.ond at their home, S02 Walnut
street,
Mr. and Mrs. Charles FJ. Coxo" and
their daushter, Miss Jane Gordon Coxe,
of "Wllllsbrook Farm, Malvern, who i
cently sailed for Europe, are at present
In Lonaon. Thy will spend someijMmc
thero before going to France. Y'
Mr. and Mrs. William Shewed Ellis
and tholr daughter. Miss Frances Ellis,
of Manchester road, Moylan, nose Val
ley, will snlt early noxt month for
Europe, where they will spend the sum
mer traveling.
Mr. and Mrs, James Watts Merour
and their daughter, Miss Denis llonrCo
Mercur, of Nothorworth, Walllngford,
who have been the eucstn of Mr-- and
Mrs. Thomas Cahall at Hillside, their
home at Walllngford, have opened their
cottage at Ventnor, where they will
upewl the summer. Miss Mercur's fiance.
Mr. Oraclo Constantlna Nicola Scltto. of
name, Italy, is expected to arrive In this
country early noxt month, "
Miss Katharine C. Leu, daughter of
Mr. and MrsACharles M. Leo. of Wes-
thorne. Devon, who has been visiting her
sister, Mrs. T. K. Hudson, In New Yur,
will return home today.
Mr. and Mrs. B. Vail Marsh, of Berk
ley road, Hayerford, have token a hou-
at Cape May for the summer, which
they will occupy early next month.
Mr. and Mrs. Lansdon Lea, of Nar
berth, will leave early next month lor
Caps May, where they will spend tho
summer at tholr cottage.
Mr. and Mrs. Holllnshead Taylor. 8101
Bt Martins lano, Chestnut Hill, will re
turn today from New York, where they
spent the week-end. ,
Mrs. James Starr, of Olney avenue.
Germantown, will leave today for a visit
to waeningion.
Mrs. Alexander Williams Blddle, of
tho Bellevue-Stralford. will sail" tomor
row for Europo, where she will spend
the Bummer with her son-in-law aim
riatmhter. Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Drexel
Paul, In Dinard, France, where they
have a noma.
Mrs. William Comfort, of Haverford
Collece. entertained nt tea on Saturday
afternoon In honor of Mrs. Larncd, of
Chicago.
Mrs. J. Howard Rhoads, of Bala, and
the Longacre. will sail on June 11 on mo
Lapland for France, where she will Join
Airs, unnrie.i joopar, in iuxiuu, i. i.
Mrs. Rhoads will visit her brother. Col.
onel Jamos Adlson Logan, In Parle.
Mrs. Rhoads' sister, Miss Judith M.
X.oganr of Pochketo, Bala, and Mrs.
Rhoads' daughter. MIfs Esther I.
Rhoads, will sail the latter part of June
for Spain. They will later join Mrs.
Rhoads In France.
Mr. and Mrs. Corbet Loverlng ana
their dauchter. Miss Dorothy Loverlu,..
of Jcnltlntown, will occupy their house
at Jamestown, R, I early next month.
Mro. V. R. Loverlng, who recently l-o-
Mli''nbi,m,,p'ISW,n,l
VyaWerAf'Mrii. S. A.. Wr'own, of
-Xeban! averse, Overbfnolc. uU6eo
, enjagtmtfltVto .Mr. Emllb K.
' KHelHi;e;.7Atlintlc City, Is
- "fci Hfe'ounwa - -,
and -thelrdaudhtoro... Miss Rosamond
.StewartroliiartdciWl.BS Margaret Stowart
,son, of Br-n.Mawr, will leave. Juno 1 for
iNonn iiavon. ui., wnero mey ,avui
spend thesummer at their summer place
thero. jf. ,
Mr. and'Mrs. atortrn' G. Thn'mnn .it..
and their family, who are living at Bev
erly Hllls.Callf;; will 'visit Mr. Thomas'
motner, Mrs. ucorge p. Thomas, at
Oreystockj her home In 'Chestnut Hill,
early In October. I '
Mr. and Mrs. 'o. .Percy rirlght and
moir nan, Mr. iioanoy t?, urignt, who
have been llvlnor at the Cnvinirtnn. wilt
leave the latter part of this month for
vciunor, ri. j., wnero mey will spend
June. They will later go to Catharri, Me,,
where thoy will remain until autumn.
M. nnd 'Mrs. Llvlngnion L. Blddle,
of Highland lano, Bryn Mawr. will lcavo
enrly (n June for lelcsboro, Me., where
they will spend tho summer,
Miss Julia A, Berwind and her niece,
Miss Margaret W. Dunlap,. of 101 South
Tvyenty-nrst street, will leave today for
New York to attend a dinner t ,he
Khvp this evening by Mlsa Dunlap's
brother, Mr. Charles H, Dunlap, In' honor
or Mlsn Dunlap and Lieutenant Colonel
Sosthencs Bohn, of Havana, Cuba, ana
New York, whoso marriage will be sol
emnised on Tuesday afternoon at 4
o'clock In St James" Episcopal Church;
Twenty-second nnd Walnut' streets.
Mrs, Alan Hartw'ell Strong, of Twenty-first
nnd De Lance y place, hsa re
turned from a visit to -New York and
will lcavo today for Princeton, N. 3
whora she, will be entertained a the
sucst of her cousin! Mrs. Bayard Stock
ton.
Mr. and Mrs. Ell Kirk Prlco and their
dauahters. Mis Rachel Prlco and Mlsa
Evelyn Price, and soiib, Mr, Philip Price
and Mr. Ell Kirit rricc, Jr., win close
their home, 1709 Walnut street, early in
JUno and occupy their country place at
(Chestnut Hill. Thoy will spend the lat
ter part of tho, summer at Northeast
'Harbor, Me., whero thoy will occupy o,
cottngo' until tho autumn.
Brigadier General Littleton w. Tase
well, Waller, U. S. Mi C. and Mrs. Wal
ler.'of 2000 South Twentieth street, who
nave oeen epcnuing a wcok in wasn
Ington'ns the guests of t.Mlr son ana
daughter-in-law, Major , Littleton, W,
Taxewoll Waller, Jr., U, S, M. C. .and
Mra. WalUr, havo roturned. to 'ttiel?
hnma
' Mla Frances Wharton Scott, daugh
ter' of Mrsr J. Alison sooit, or szof i'me
street, and tho Rov. Albert, Hawley
Lucas, of 399 South 'Eighteenth street,
whoso marrlago will be solemnised nt
4 o'clock on Wednesday afternoon, June
29, in the St. Mark's. Episcopal Church,
will, on their return from their wedding
JoUrney. spend part of the' summer with.
Miss Scon's mother at her. Ootta,'.
flrijnd Pre'.r Southwest Harbor, Me.
Mr.'and Mrs. Neole MaoNelll, of !!
Columbia lavtnue. Overbrook, will leave
early In June for Europe, 'where' they
expeotw spend several months in foreign
travel, -mA' will return In the; early an-
At,ONtt THE READINQ
A card partv will he given at the
home of Mrs. William Kent In Wyncote,
on Thursday afternoon, under the aus
pices of the Wyncote, branch of the
Needlework Guild of America, for the
benefit "of the French orphan children
adopted by this branch. Those actively
Interested Include Mrs. Kent. Mrs.
Maurice Hoover, who is. chairman : Mrs.
Thomas Hyndman., Mrs. S. Horace
Alleman, Mm. Robert U Russell and
Mrs. H. D, Worrell. Among those
tnklng tables are Mrs. John 'OrlbbH,
Mrs. J. Lord Butler, Mrs. Cyrus H. K.
Curtis and Miss SUsan Fulmer.
of 608
Invitatlomt
GERMANTOWN
'Mr. and MwMI, L. Rlghter,
Mnmnv ntrnft. hav iMUed my
for the marriage, of their daughter, Miss
Ethel Rlghter, to, Mr. Royden M, Zlogler,
in Bt. Micnaci s unuron, uennamuwii,
t 7, o'clock, on Wednesday, June 1.
The Reit Oermantown Clvio Club
will give a community party on' Friday,
Juno 17, on Medary aventie, between
Limekiln pike and Twenty-first street.
Proceeds fromthls party will go for
tho erection of a drinking fountain In
the Eaat 'Oermantown playground.
Chelten avenue and Ardlelgh street, In
memory of Eleanor C. Emlen,
tumn. .
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Mr.and Mra. William Leicester Van
Leer. 4580,, Chestnut street, .will leave
early In July-for the Adirondack, where
they wilt spendpart of the summer. Mrs.
Van Leer was, Mlsa Agnes, de Soldlng,
of Now York. -
NORTH PHILADELPHIA
A wedding of Interest In New York
and this city, wnien win ik pi on
Thtlrmldv nvxtllrtc tit the Gotham
Hotel in New Tork, will be that of Miss
Beatrice .Osserman, daughter of Mr.
and Mr. Simon E. Osserman. of 0B
Bt. Nicholas avenue, Now York, and Mr.
sylvan o. Htem, son or Air. no ana.
Sidney M, Stern, .of 118 .Poplar atraet
thin city. The nv, A. J. Amatean will
officiate. The bfido's sister. Mies Ethel
Osserman, will act aa maid of honor,
nnd the bridesmaids will include Miss
Dorothy O. oeraon. of this city; Miss
Grace Osserman Miss Rose Lobel and
Miss Mildred Schram.
SOUTH PHILADELPHIA
Mr. Harry J. Balentlne, of 17l9 Por
ter street, hss returned home after a
few days' visit, at his summer home in
Avalon, t
Mr. William McCracken, formerly of
1GS2 Porter street, Is now living at 182
Porter street.
WEST PHILADELPHIA
The Thursday Luncheon Five. Hun
dred Club was entertained last week at
the home of Mlsn M. P. James, 842
North Forty-second strict. The follow
ing members wera present: Mrs,
Charles Weln. Mra William TL lfac
gert. Mrs. William C. Ames, Mra: Ben-
tsmin Hfmaron, Mrs. l. k. Aaarns, urs.
ienjamln F. Snyder, Mrs. W. Wilson,
Mrs. Ferdinand Paris, Mrs. John
Struse, Mrs. Harry Thompson, Mrs.
Elmer Pflsterer, Mrs. William C. Amea,
Mrs. Harry Thompson, Mrs. M. P.
James, Mrs. Frederick Davla
CHEBTNUT HILL
Mr. .and Mrs. Charles F. Havey, of
8428 Anderson street, have Issued Invi
tations for the marriage of their daugh
ter, Mlti Jane ElisaDeth Havey, to Mr.
Oeorg W. Reynolds, In the TlOga
Presbyterian Church, at J o'clock,, on
Saturday evening. June 11. A reception
will follow the ceremony at the nil
tenhouse. Friends of Miss Havey enter
talned at a shower In her honor nt .the
Whltemsrsh Country. Club last week, i
FRANKFORD
Mr. and Mrs. R. Barnett, of Ridge
field Park. N. J., have returned to their
home after visiting their children, Mt.
and Mr. Robert Barnett, of 113 Har
rison street,
Mr. B. 8, Forstner, of 918 Fillmore
street, will leavs shortly for a trip to
California. .
MOORE8TOWN
Mlsn Bess Shaw, of Atlantic City. Is
a guest of Mrs. Clyde Rogers, of East
Main street.
Mrs. Dayton Roberts will entertain
at a house party for thirty of her friends
at their summer home at Hollywood,
ft. J., over Memorial Day.
Mra. William Kennard, Jr., enter
tained the card club at her home on Fri
day at 3 o'clock.
Dancing Contest
totaigHt
Large Silver loving Cup
Palkis D Amour
3. E. Car. 12th St Chaitnut Sta.
Vest teoHiHul danoia ooaiemy
in America,
Tfcerw! TValnoi 7414
REICHARD'S LINENS
(Mean Pure Flax Only)
In addition to the low uric In
"BPECIALS'' will be ry tnterettlns tc
Uilh Haeksbsek Tmtils, rrs hlrm-heri
ff. 8. fiFse SG.OO'
Uorat Uurk Towels
II. K
Kltehrn Torls. hleaehNl, bine horflr
1 i. Inns, hemmrd Ci 20 dnz.
sod Innned W'i.U
S5.75c"-
our new IJNEN DEl'T. the folio vlup
our many pstrons
Tea r l.unrheon Nsnklnn. t'lnln dam
ask with sstln harder, aUn nrel
tit parterns. Site S7.75 drt'
flllnw c'o'fei!;nld"liih. CO t( ir.
Innrd. etbh blenched. . "vv
Jfnll or phone ordere rcelve ipfels'
ttntlon from th Linen Buyer
4. REICHARD, uu chestnut $t.
fflittenhonse 3ws Stamping & Embroidering
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WKeeler-Kimball
SEMI-ANNUAL
CLEARING SALE
TAILORED SUITS AND
TAILORED DRE5SES
$35.00 upward
AFTERNOON, DINNER AND
EVENING GOWNS
$35.00 upward
COATS AND WRAPS $50.00 upward
BLOUSES - - $10.00 upward
HATS - $8.00 upward
SILK AND WOOL
SWEATERS- - $12.00 upward
FRENCH JEWELRY AND
ACCESSORIES
25 to 50 off
The demands for economies make
this the most attractive and oppor
tune presentation of the season.
1601 Walnut Street
George Allen, m-
1214Chestnut Street !214
Nowaday's It's Allen's Hats
Summer Clearance
of Fine Millinery s
Suitable for every age and erery occasion, including Smart New
Summer Dressy Beach, Resort and Sports Hats
ff
Remarkable Values in High-Price Hats
at $10
Laces Marked for Quick Disposal
Odd Patterns and Short Lengths
Flnunclngs in 27 inch to 38 Inch widths; fine imported quail
tics. Mostly short lengths; values up to $3,00, now 50c a yard.
Vcniso Laces, widths up to 6 inches, in attractive designs:
former prices $1.00 to 52.50 h yard, now 50c yard.
Motifs, Appliques and Inserts in various patterns and widths:
former prices 15c to $3.00 a, yard, now 5c to 75c ynrd.
Louisinne and Taffeta Check Silks, $2,00
This is our regular $2.60 Kfude ; special for Monday and Tuesdav
only. There Is excellent selection In all the new Bprlnsr shades In sev.
eral size checks. These silks are superior quality end much In voru
as well. u"
White Tailored Tub Skirts, $4,95
Excellent quality Osbarrtlne, Striped Satin and Linen. Tub Skirt.
only two or three of a kind. Seven different, styles of pocket effects !
sizes 20 to 30. Well-tailored Skirts; an unusual opportunity at the
price.
Lingerie Ribbons; Save a Third
We lire ohowtne on our center, tables a splendid nssortraent e
Lingerie Ribbons In all tho wsnted "widths ; thesu are now mnrk.H .
third less than regular prices.
are now marked a
Sale of Chamois Leather Gloves
FtneBt Imported Chumols Skin a loves perfect In tit nnd work
manshlp. Slippon style; regularly $4.50, sale price 53.00.
Strap Wrist; regularly J5.00, sale price $3.75.
Ivory Toilet Articles, Reduced a Half
We h reduced our entire stock of Ivory Toilet artlciim fi.1
quality lath! best and there l splendid assortment. " The
Noll Flies, Button Hooks, Cuticle Knives with Ivory Handle.
26c and 33c value at lp J nm,
Ivory Puff Boxes. 50c, 76c ond $1.00.
Ivory Hair Receivers, 50c, 75c and $1.00.
Ivory Back Hair Brushes, $1.00. $2.00, $2.50.
Ivory Brush and Comb Trays, 60e, 75c, $1,00.
Ivory Pin and Jewel Boxes, 50c, $1.00, $1.50.
Finest Quality Mirrors, $4.50 and $5.00.
SffllHlIOTflWlfflfflliWlWW!
Cuticura Soap
The.yelvet Touch
For the Skin
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"Two-Strap" Xy TJw
s. New Tans 1 m ,i
Gunmctal j ?k i lalK
i White Buck & jSZA
White Wtth Ten . N5CS'Z. f
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1 HE crowds at Hallahans these day3 prove MHBHHMMi
that bright women havo quickly appreciated
our llll r"1"""""
"Lower Prices Campaign"
Hill
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1 Jl- GOOB SHOE8 J .I"V
921 MARKET STREET :
bom and tjnestnut otreets -sjd uermaniown vvejnue , j
4028 Lancaster Avenue 5604 German town Avenue, ,,
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giiiHiniiiiiiiiipnsnKiiivv!
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Rttktfelhr playt golf t the age e8a. But will ytu rrtn
ie alive at SSf taJ &r- Htrvey W. JViltfs
warning in Goad Httueieefiag'j League fr
Linger Life in the Jane nttmitr.
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EVENTY-TWO features that in
clude seven stories; fourteen pages
of fashions; furnishings and decora
tions ; Good Housekeeping Institute,
cookery, gardening, building; in the
198-page June
Good Housekeeping
out today
X
TO PHILADELPHIA
MILK CONSUMERS:
THE price you have paid for milk delivered
to your door, during the war period and
ever since, has been from one to four
cents per quart below the price in any other
large city.
At the same time the farmers have re
ceived a price,per quart equal or greater than
the prevailingprice in any milk market.
V
Compare These Present Prices:
PHILADELPHIA . . 11 Cents a Quart
NeYork ,...;. 15 Cents a Quart
fiburgh 14 Cents a Quart
m&- """"" iuBumi
PHILADELPHIA INTExl
STATE DAIRY COUNCIL
An Organization
To promote the public welfare through
the dissemination of information as to
the food value of milk and of milk products.
HEED BLDG. PHILADELPHIA, PA.
M&Mxufm
3. t
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Mederale 1'rites
Write er rhene fer Knn" tt or rrlslajr.,
BomplfS, -o ."
ROTAL ENGRAVING CO. SM Wl4 1st,
Mattrtsses Renovitii
SIZES ALTERED f
Tftinttr lnvaid sa MMf ,
n ftMsr.Mr
Brass Beili Relacqiertl .
SICHEL'S HU.Wt?U
f. STORED
J and Money Leaned "S
Ron them if itaslrail '
FRIDENBERQ'S, 37 N. 11th ft
Snrtwrtn Mlbert 4 Arrh.flti. an4
N. W. Cor. 9ih ft Katie imw ,
Bornot Dry Cleaning
Makes a Magical Change
In the dim, dirt-obscured nap f
your flno rugs and carpets, that
hove suffered from the dust of
the furnace and the mud of
the streets. It is hard to be
lieve that it is tho some carpat
or rup you sent away, when
Bornot returns it to yea
cleaned, freshoned, bright, soft
and beautiful. The famous
Bornot process not only disin
fects, but preserves them from
the ravages of the moth worm
which would otherwise hatch
out during the summer, A
postal or a phone call will
, bring us to your door. And wo
will return your fine rugs and
carpets practically as good as
new.
A. F. BORNOT BROS. & CO.
llth 6 Falrmoont Are.
ISM Chrslnnt J7M Ji. 8r4
Uth Wslnot Bros A Snydir
BtOS Clieitnet
loplor e0S Rata Till
WOItLD'S MOST BEAUTIFUL. THKA.TJUB
MARKET AT 19TH
11 a t rri iii t t a
A rramount rictuni&t.oiof
SIR JAMES BARRIE
Brim of Kuctptloiul Power anil Sesafer
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MARSHALL NEILAN'S
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"DINTY"
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TOM MOORE
AND NAOMI CltrLDERS IN
"HOLD YOUR HORSES"
TOSf MOORE'S BEST riCTURB
ARPAniA Ch"" St. Bel.
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IN A NEW
19th
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BtBt UAINlt,Li w a new
TWO WEEKS WITH PAY"
Addd Hlllfnliout. Squr Flower Mtrket
AT ROTU THEATRES
Victoria Allegheny
Msrbet Street I'rsnkforcl Aveaua
Abov. Ninth nn-1 AllfshJey
MACK SENNETTS
DELIOHTFUU CO.MEDX
"A Small Town Idol'
Featuring Ben Turpin
PA PITOT 7S4 MARKET STRBEI
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n.ACER"
RPP-PNTT "ARKET ST. Bel. 1TTK
XXiVJl tl 1 I i.A OHKAT DAT"
ADDED C'harlee Cheplln In 'The BsnK"
MARKET AT JUNIP8R
VAl'PRVII.M. 11 In tl
t'UPP NA7IARRO CO,
GLOBE
I'HILADKLPHIA'S FOREMOST THEATRES.
PARRIPk'" NIOMTfl AT 8 118
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Only Show in Town!
Geo. M. Cohan's Comedians
In the Kmsrtut of Mualcsl Comedies
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rep. Mete, Wrd. h Set.. 50o in 12
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Swte Belling for Thlw and Nxt Week
Forrest iux- D"' ,l -M- ss! Tr
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STARTING) TODAT
JAS. OLIVER CURWOOD'S
MOST POPUUVR KTORV
"KAZAN"
WITH JANE NOVAK AND
"KAZAN." THE WONDER DOO
SPKCIAI, TREAT . I.IEfT I1KRARD
NEXT WEEK-"THE PARISH PRIEST
IT YOU ARE INTI.TtWrr.D IN
DISARMAMENT
VISIT THE HBAPOl ARTERH UF THIS
Women'e Internetlonal Ia'u (or Peace
end Freedom
At The Collect Cli'b, J 3 t.i and Spruce Streets'
ANY DAY THIS WEEK
JOIN THE LEAGUE
Headq.uartern Dpn Dslly from 0 to 4,
Annual Duei, 33 Cents
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EITH'S THEATRE
Mme. Doree's Operalogue
Fliahe ffoin Ornnd Oner
Doc Baker in "FlasKe.-
Hurjofte4 by III Company
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Hameai Mel Hleei Jean Qrnnefe,
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