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EVENING PUBLIC LEBGEKr-fHILADELPHlA, THUESBA JUNE 2, 1021
vH7??pr
yipFUL GARDEN HINTS
GIVEN BY MRS. WILSON
If Pflrtf a ?we Beans, Lettuce and Beets in Order to
Get Results Truck Patches Save Money
tnJ. M. A
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WILSON
A, Wilton.
Mary,
quite contrary, how
MS'r j " ssa
fd "JX early the crop Ib now
STBll",,nnn vou will liny Pl1 ot
itot n,and 'j,,ct8 for the table.
SS 7"?S,th second week in June
WMiCeora. strlnB "."d llfftt
SSLwj'i ?? iw-p-t ot th-
too "w. :. h founu nu i "
Lkn h? nJ .i i, !,u little tummy
K5&ttthVVich and succulent juices
Jjh. tomato. , of thc gnr.
dtror tMs wy, hc folla and
mX and I 'round tho root for -dMnp
'?!,? Inches with plenty of
PW ?,? Do not disturb the o 1,
B&.p1wa.nrinklo thickly; this will
Mt ut Pn ., Don't fall td
B'wV of ho powder upon tho
FtocfAVmato Plant for about two
SSeercd"H tnb, 8nU
Fln?ly & Cd with much success.
MI 'roPeU.iiv during this month.
Cultivate daily w n g necM.
KP'u,aU;i',g iroto be enabled to
MfT " "i,8, f strength to withstand
"bUln wW'dAugurt weather.
ftiWA homo sardener of the
laCH So much rrigntlon or mols
Mrn ,tam BO ot and sprinkle or
W- Dm, time the soil looks dry.
water ..7' c Nature usually
R.embr th; t danie 1
"' f. n nro lonwd dry spell, do not
ti 1' nJP.rf'. nftoncr than twice n
iptT or "uv
w . nrk the soil Immediately after
??' . . rnln. One young gar-
T1'." the idea that If he kcnt.con
S,fleiw working the soil about his crops
flniiiliy wotwng evaporate
M,r ,S0SSwln crops would fall;
rM?Kasogn he allowed tho soil to
K hard and firm and then he won
teBlt w that failure was star
In,' him in the fa- Mrtnirf amount
.WISnt cuTtlvatlon to prevent the
tote ml g hard an "dry.. If the soil
I, coMtaX worked the plant has an
ASnltr to draw from- the subsoil
JSTbSeSh the top soil, the moisture
Iff ttentth needed, or its develop-
ttnt vou ever planned lima benns
Jlhri a failure of them? Was It be-
,mw you WW" P.-"--v- if. rott
fcgS they haPd a chance to sprout or
Kit you Planted hcm cycs u,p-, Fr
Si first condition little or no help can
U BITCH. I WOU1U BURRCTI iiiiiiih..r
ml? llmas that have been warmed to n
tmpenture of 110 degrees Fahr. to
overcome this cold moist temperature of
ttoil. .
To p'ant lima ucu u i "" ",
hnvo a bumper croi, prepare the soil
In tho usual manner; now plant tho
beans with th,e eye down, about IVj
Inches deep, tapping thc soil very lightly.
When thc bear, starts sprouting thc
young plant uses the shell of the limn
bean to force lta wny through tho
soil, no don't bo surprised when you
see the bean Itself coming up through
tho soil.
The vino variety, In a small home
garden, may bo planted along n suiinv
fence ; the new dwarf bush vnrlctlcs nr-i
nlnntcd two beans vcry nine Inches.
One row of tho dwarf beans nnd a row
of tho pole lima beans nro usually suf
llcient for the small homo garden.
Mnny varieties of corn nrc to be
found In markets. Tho sugar varieties
arc the most popular nnd usually, owing
to the sugary content, nro bothered most
with tho worm. Select n variety you
desire to plant nnd then cover with
warm water for two hours before plant
ing. In planting corn I found that In
the small garden the alternating rowH
of corn nro much better than two or
three solid rows. Prepare the ground
ns usual nnd plant tho corn ono nnd
one-half to two Inchc3 deep, tapping
tho soil slightly, riant each seed about
six Inches apart. Tho corn crop h
usually ready In seventy-flvo days, of
courso weather conditions permitting.
Lettuce Is an importnnt garden crop
nhd unless planted in wcll-shndcd cor
ner, will grow rank and run to seed. I
have grown lettuec very successfully
In July nnd August in part of my gar
den that the sun renehes only early in
tho morning. Work tho ground excep
tionally well and deep and sco thnt It is
rich with plenty of humus. Now be
fore planting the seeds, cut half -Inch
wido strips of tissue paper nnd brush
1$ liberally with a ptc mado by cook
ing cornstarch and water to a desired
consistency. Now lny two seeds ovcry
Inch apart. Let dry nnd then cut with
scissors and plant six Inches apart.
This method requites no thinning or
transplanting.
Keep alternating crops of boots, tur
nips nnd carrots gi owing and harvest
for tho talilo wncn tne size 01 n small
ball. Try for variety a dish of boiled
ladlshes; they are delicious. Thc radish
belongs to the turnip or rutabngn fam
ily and Is frequently sorvetl ns n veg
etable as well as an appetizer. Wash
and pare tho radishes and then place
In n saucepan and cover with boiling
water. Cook until tender nnd then
drain nnd season. Cover with ercain
sauce and two tnDiespoon of grnteu
chceso. Serve os a vegetable.
rtadlsh Sandwich
Cleanse the radishes and then slice
with a sharp kulfe in paper thin slices.
Hutter ryo broad with butter and then
lay thin slices of rndish thickly and
sprinkle with n little fcnlt and pepper
and grated onion. Plaro top bllco of
brnail in nosition
und form into triangles.
CREPE DE CHINE HAS
VNUSUAL PLAITING
Adventures With a Purse
ptlONOaitAPII records are things
wo are constantly buying, A new
piece comes Into the house, meets with
the favor of every one and is plnyod
until tho Irate he-parent threatens to
broak the record, to say nothing of thc
mnchlno. New records arc greatly de
sired, but often nn extravagance and
It s well to bo on tho lookout for sales.
Ono of U10 music shops li selling out
nnd offers records nt n reduction of 120
per cent. In this wny we can hnvo sev
eral now tunes with which to koep his
honor, tho "master" of the houso,
pacified.
White Is the Idonl thing to wear In
tho summer nnd nil of us manage to
have some white skirts nnd dresses for
those warm days. Hut dead white Is n
very difficult thine to wnnr and vet too
much color will take nwny from tho
cool nnu fresh appearance. Just n touch
of color is nil thnt Is needed nnd tlie
wiso girl docs It with n string of bends.
I saw a counter with a wealth of
colored glass beads for $1 Brilliant
rcda, soft blues, n clear topaz, almost
ovcry color of bead one could want Is
to be found among this display.
Babies wiggle around in their high
chairs and thc bibs, unless tied on.
twist nnd turn until thpy usually arc
any place but whero they do tho most
eood. There Is a bib claan of sterling
silver that iwould take the place of
strings thnt arc liable to tighten with
thc turning of that little bend. A chnin
connects two small claBps that catch thc
corner of the bib, and they hold it In
placo witnout anjr trouble, 'ipry nrc
priced nt $1. ,
For iiiim of niton nfldrf TTomnn'i
vrr FOltar rr riionr Walnut or Main 3000.
Things You'll Love to Make
I8M- Sleeve.
w,Hw
n.K,v
C.
On your new frock mnka this Inter
estlnft 1814 SLEEVE. The upper part
of this ileevo Is cut In two parto each
having n scalloped edge I'.ach scallop
is threo inches ucrosu thc top. A thin
undersleevo la necessary Join tho slcevo
to tho lining at the top and the bottom.
FnBten each sldo of the sleeve to the
HninB by stitching nlong tho hollows be
tween tho scallops, una leaving tho
scallops loose. Crochet nn edging
nround tho scallops Tho color and kind
of thread used for tho crocheted edge
will dopend upon tho material of which
the 1814 SLEEVE Is made. T1A3XIA
MRS. WILSON'S ANSWERS
My Dear Mrs. Wilson Doing a daily
reader of the paper I thought 1 would
write and nsk you to kindly publish re
cipe for that white dressing thnt Is
cream for cream cabbage and sour po
tatoes, etc. M. URDMOND.
Keduce mayonnaise dressing with
equal parts of cream and vinegar to tho,
desired consistency. '
THE DAILY NOVELETTE
In the Rebound
By Martha McCullocli-Wllllams
Action and reaction being always
qual, how was Bennlng to disprove
the axiom.' to sur n- i-"
tlon of his asking ho did not, Indeed,
realize Its existence. Ho was, you
tee, Belf-hufilclent with ninlico afore
thought, hence took no account of the
vinds of chance.
Yet they had blown mm xiirouii
painfully meager college years to n
Kholarly Fiicress that he felt assured
wccean (.till greater. Thus he had had
bo time for playing, still less for the
pretty game of love-making there ex
pressed concretely in expensive iuihk-'
like flowers, candy, auto nnd theatre
parties, not to mention giddy raiment
of the lutent mode. Girls meant nil
these ko imperatively ttennlug had
ttolcally passed them up Notwith
standing he did not luck Hcx-coiibcious-neas
but it was so braided in with
thrift ami ambition that he had held It
rigidly In check. Yet in the -onekmost
corner of his mind, where he visloncd
t futuro of eminence, he stored nn
appraisal of Persis Moon, not strictly
ef the college set, her father being only
in adjunct professor in the lethargic
law branch ot tho university. I'ersls
looked thrift personified and lived up
toll, yet owned a delicate Kinall prctti
Bess, and a gently clipped speech, that
wasted no breath in undue emphasis.
If he did not tell her so outright he
knew she understood ns is the priv
ilege of such ingrowing natures. So
when he plunged into the world of
affairs, got a football, only to be swept
from it by the war flood, he felt that
nly an "if" stood between them.
Luck lay in wait for hlin. Homo from
the tars, with never a scratch, she
sEf ,1? wa',for hi". not gilt-edged
out gilt-paved. It led to millions
onw few jears nhend. Meantime he
; to.set ,nccH'"ated. In the ntmos
IMre of wealth learn Tb dress with
w:u quiei elegance If (HP but nmountcd
w camouflage to forget tho name of
Boney, except when he seemed to hlm
"f? squander It nnd to do the
Wandering with thc gayest good-will.
H "Sht Quickly thc disparaging in -u
I ' l l"11;""1'-" There Poppy
wnonrm f ""?, l'"Wy being the
mSS?iof.a."ul,erfn,t,,f1 buddy, "'
ffibVk'h SI"1 "nnhly sensible.
ihS mo,li.um of ,,is mvn hi-nrty
focUllv ' .':' Nas "M lt HPnnwr him
Meittf' $veu t0 1,"nlj" him known to
ffectiona) ' U, ,1,1P0" ,lf llls own
eteaeintannr,,aner nnrt- impounded
i?l1rMr"' . Vivi.Ily beautiful.
bZf nc:r "IS: ''nnolng like
Not nn open break, but n
mnradene. I'oppy
actually taciturn,
Ily COIUNNE.UHVIS
One would have thought that
season would have completely used up
all tho plait brains of the commu
nity. Not so. Although plaits are not
nearly so replete ob they were one
year ago, tHey continue to nppcar on
Borne of the nowest nnd smartest 0
creations, and they never fail to dnz
zlo by the unwearied brilliance of their
application.
Of courso, crepo do chine is sus
ceptible to this treatment. In fact, it
might bo said to be always catching
plaits, nnd tho highly original suit of
this material In whifo which we il
lustrate today shows tho influence.
Tho skirt is entirely knife plaited,
nnd the coat gains distinction by n
plaited flounce extended at the sldo
Into a point reaching nbovo the belt
The same effect is obtained at the
sleeves.
Ponnv
withdraw lug from camaraderie
had snel h of bciiur
but Mcllttn, nwny from him, was gnyer
than ever. Henning unttcreu nimseit
that It was because of him a woman's
heart, like tho moon, thought he, hnd
always a man in it. No other mnn
should have n chance to set his Image
in Mclittn's breast. Sincn two bodies
cannot occupy the same space, lienning
was relying a lot upon pre-emptions.
Ho fancied her ambitions, therefore
hn plnied upon her skillfully, but
without censing In full stream, all the
celebrities with whom he had touch,
social or official. Also hc let her
know indirectly thnt he had not yet
reached apogee. If he chose he could
slide Into politico-capitalistic life,
where hit brains, plus influence, would
soon exalt him greatly, lie visioued
Melittn an ambassadress, presented
nnd presenting at courts, n cabinet lady,
even dimly, first lady ot the land.
She would grace any stntlon he told
her so more than once. She made facci
at him. calling him tlntterer, but he
knew she wus not offended. So he
ventured upon open love-making, with
n warmth nnd earnestness thut amnzed
himself. She listened, uomctimes laugh
inc. sometimes yawning, giving him
neither yea-say nor nay-say, but elfin
oracles that made hor more tlinu ever
maddening.
This could not last forever. Two
careers were open to him which he
should choose depended on Melittn
One, scml-sclcntific, spelled secure com
petence, ultimate wealth, great conse
quence among men of his sort, but
nothing spectacular, no beating of
drums nor sounding of tomtoms. This
was greatly to his inclination ho truly
loved delving into deep things. But
over against it there lay 11 breathless
opportunity to gain, by somewhat of
risk, millions, great power, nnd tho
whole world's npplnuse. It would mean
Pnra'dlse plus Mcllttn. Without her
ho refused to let himself think. In
stead, hc went to her, rather white
faced nnd shaken but feeling himself
so full of compelling ho dVcJ not doubt
tho event.
Hbo met him on the pinzza, her eyes
stnrrv, her lips falling Instantly into
n soft, merry smile. "I was wishing
you'd come right away," she said.
"Did that bring you, or is it just n
happen so?"
"Providence brought mo, I think if
you wished for mo." Denning began
in n throaty voico ho hardly recognized
oh his own. Melittn started a little
and drew n pace away, suying witli
her head high: "Maybe so! Hut you
would have known beforo morning any
way. Poppy Is looking for you to ask
if you'll help us we havo to be mnr
ried early tomorrow nnd there is so
much needs doing!"
"Tomorrow!" Bcnnlngs echoed,
laughing hollowly. "When I thought
you werodono with hlin."
"You have a trick of making mis
takes," sho answered, gravely. "As
for instance, thinking you could sup
plant your most useful friend. As soon
ns we realized it. Poppy said, 'Let him
co ns far as he likes ' "
Henning waited for no further words
ns ho rushed nwny. roppy met him
held out his hand nnd smiled rather
grimly, saying: "From your look, If I
want to say goodby. now is the time "
Six weeks later Mr. and Mrs. Poppy
Snnders got wedding enrds from Henning
nnd his bride thc sometime Pcrsls
Moon. They lnuKhcd softly over them
I'oppy hnd henrd something of Persis
in reservation nnd said one to another
"He got caught in tho rebound."
Net complete novelette
Claim."
'Holding the
UCnntni. , , - " "l;' mining inei
i," :' l ' to i'oppy' San
kad ,. 1 h 'mother story
Wide llj' n,,,re th" he d
llliv Sun.
ns another story. Poppy
eserveil
nn i ".- "''"ii.i iiv-uu ,ue-
ther.f;,B."VV"B """"'" '"'' Hehce,
t ..... "".""ur
M. ,"vlt'"USlV to
iZ"": At
Hciminc set him.
tho HUlMiliintlnir nf
first cnnnily. covertly.
I son,, i. ' """"., ruvcriiy,
Fate ,,,""'" nni1 ,'",'r IKinmli.
for n H",V"il",v,,.,,,lCI1 tl"-
Mng dlsn11S,),"Tll0w tllm' wns "
k "lsn"oe hrtmvi Melittn nnd
,17' SPECIAL HATESl
durlnit tho Summer months In h
niUancn Fall tjle If ou 1avb
them with us bnfora July lsi.
Stnniite Vrte or inant
J. LICHTERMAN
1S7 H. 13th Ht. Th. Wal. IflflB
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You'll taste the
difference!
asco
Coffee
25
lb
At all our Stores
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mam:::
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Compare
the Cost
to health, and
yourc sure to use
toe pure, delicious
crcai clrinlc
WSTANT
POSTUM
instead nP
a or coffee.
Merc's a Reason
B. Chertak Wenger
Presents
AN UNUSUALLY ATTRACTIVE GROUP
OF DISTINCTIVE HATS FOR SUMMER
WEAR.
Fur
St
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WE AKE THE ONLY EXCLU
SIVE FURRIERS IN TOWN
TO RECEIVE APPROVAL
OF THE GOVERNMENT ON
OUR DRY COLO AIR SYS
TEM F 0 R PRESERVING
YOUR FURS.
House of Wenger
I 229 Walnut St.
At lath Street, Opp. St. Jumcs Hotel
8
.DESIDES six other stories, there
are 65 additional features in June
Good Housekeeping entertainment,
instruction, stimulation something,
in fact, for every member of the
family in this 198-page magazine.
Good Housekeeping
out today
!
WANAMAKER'S
WANAMAKER'S
Wanamaker' s
Store
Merchandise
i
Down Stairs
For Low-Priced Summer
Cool White Low Shoes in Ten
Styles for Women, $6.40 to $9.75
Pv
last jBlRBM
WM VAl WM IH .Hi H WM ! WM
imtfxzWc'm
11153 ere an? II I
I r "Abbotts" has stood for highest lH II
H Hl -ifffllitv tnillr nnrl rfMm cinf-i EH I
M H I"""" uu.w. n
H V 1R77. Tt'.s nntlirnl. thorpfnro. H IS
iP sT that Abbotts Ice Cream, made H ' 3
1HF "v i Em ' B
W V X unacr tnc same expert supervi- M 1 1
AVi rs sion, is aiso or tne nignest quality. mg, 11
l& K vTV Wiiy Abbotts. iH H
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JHisSox !
smmmy ezaassa if
IKmK - trCSM UV A
lmln fzm ) tCU W.1A?ji I JB i
7a.iflfLQc .
KSxzl Gandif Placed M !
E V for real candy val(ic! Every nfckel roll contain
8 j" -C. 40 ensp, pure sugar waters of many fine flavors. 1 1
y --?0 Good for everybody, everywhere, everyday!
( " New England Confectionery CO. I
r4 ' !
S ggJpSv -EAL RIPE CHERRJES !
I fSfct IMBEDDED '"CREAM. '
I f?,?r iG$sMP CHOCOLATE COATED I
i I Jti)i)ly; .ifc, Jusciousf I
Pi -"J!Rf rt I'
M . M vr. jjoaFTfiLl I 111
llHIMIIiTIK 1 1 'ruVAl " II
ft Romeo and Jui'ift nay have needed noontight or their iovi I '
scents, but Mus Maik aidn't. Kathleen horns tells III
iff all about her tn June (,;, Housekeeping. I
1
Every second woman is asking for white SPORTS low ahoesl
They tell us they are not cany lo find at moderate prices. Kinds
low nccis ana contrasting trimmings.
But here are actually eight different styles ot sucn
sports shoes at $6.40 to $0.75.
Made to Wanamaker orders and really RIGHT.
Real white buckskin oxfords with perforated tips or
with thc popular saddle strap and medium heels at $9.75.
White leather ankle-strap pumps with saddle straps,
toe pieces, back pieces or binding smartly done in black or
brown leather at $9.75.
White leather pumps with saddle straps and perfora
tions nt $7.75.
White canvas oxfords with saddle strap or tip at $fi.4H.
White canvas pumps with ankle strap and medium or
low covered heels, $6.90.
(Chestnut)
Men's Rubber-Sole White Shoes, $6.40
Sports oxfords of white leather with full wins tips or in straight-lace style
heels for thorough comfort.
(Gullcrj-, Mnrkfit)
with saddle straps, wing
I f
$9.75C
tips,
$9.75 )
f 7 i I
ff LA J
( $7.75
Rubber holes nnd
SPECIAL
Marquisette
Curtains, $1.50
These long curtains with
valances are a delight for
Summer. Of white marqui
sette of good quality, with
hemstitched hems.
(Ccntnil)
leister Aisle
Oppertiiiife
Sale of Wash Laces
5c and 8c Yard
Imitation cluny, torchon, filet,
Irish and crochet for fancy work,
curtains and for underthings.
Edgings nnd insertions, t to 5
inches wide.
Lace-Trimmed Bloomers, 75c
Fine ones of pink or white
batiste, well reinforced.
Summer Nightgowns, 85c
Cool gowns of pink flowered
batiste hemstitched with blue, or
white batiste trimmed with lace
and embroidery.
Dainty Topless Corsets, $2
Unusually fine silky htnped
poplin, lightly boned and with
wide elastic all nround the top.
Young girls nnd slight women
will appreciate these pretty cor
sets at this little price.
Creepers for Little Folk, $1
Checked gingham and cham
bray creeper made to stand the
hard wear that little tot, will
give them. Three good styles in
1 to U year sizes.
Children's Dresses
$1.25 to $2
Any number of pretty little
frocks of chambray or checked
gincrhams, usually in pinks and
blues. Some havo hand work,
others fancy stitching, and most
of them have white collars and
cuffs. 2 to 0 year sizes.
Bath Sprays, 75c
Five feet long, of good white
rubber with large spray head.
Pound Cans Talcum
Powder, 20c
Smooth, fine talcum in c!
lopsis, carnation, violet and trail
ing arbutus.
!PWr
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$6.75
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Girls' Clothes
$4.75
for Camp and Vacation
The frock sketched is a now
two-pieeo model of cadet blue or
brown line gingham Notice the
linen Peter Pan collar and cuffs
to match. Sizes 6 to 14 vears.
$0.76.
3-Piece Dresses, $4.75
Designed especially for girls of
8 to 10 years who are going to
i amp for the Summer, these can
be had complete, or any one of tho
three parts separately. The ma
terial is a pleasing dark khaki
shade. Middy is $1.50; skiit,
$l.r0; bloomers, $1.75.
New Skirts
(i.ithered white jean skirts, $1,
&l.-'5 and $1.50.
Pleated white jean skirts are
on bodies in sizes 8to 14 ytnrs,
and on belts in sizes 12 to 10
years at $2.
New pleated fongee skirts nre
$0.75 to $10.
Full-pleated skirts of plaid
gingham, on white bodies, sizes
0 to 14 yeara, aro $3.
Middy blouses, $1 to $2.60.
(Marktt)
All-Important Sports Coats
! ' - $49
is
I Linenp Dusters are $3.75.
I
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All-important in the eyes of
young women for all Summer
uses, except for evening affairs,
nnd a tmart sport- cape often
does duty even then!
A Chinchilla Coat Is
the Newest Thing
and an approved model is
sketched. You may choose a
rich brown or a soft taupe
shade. The coat is Mnart, well
tailored and most adaptable.
Notice the cut of the collar and
the roomy pockets. It is fully
lined with beautiful peau de
cygne. S49
As Low as $10 and $10.75
one can get the popular wool
jersey sports jackets. Thero
are various models with Tuxedo
fronts, in gray and tan tints.
Others, of velour and jersey,
many in the bright blues and
leds, arc ? 12.75 and $15.
Longer wool jersey .sports
coats are $23.50.
Polo coats, mostly with rag
Ian shoulders, are in tan, buff,
rose and green, half lined with
peau de. cygne, at $25 and $29.
(Murkrt)
Men's Sports Shirts, $2.65
To Wear Without Vests
Crepes mixed with fiber silk that shines as though it were the
real silkworm article cotton woven with real silk anil crepe striped
with gleaming fiber silk! Choice of all thiee at this one tvpically
low price.
Just the kinds of colors and patterns that a man likes to wear in
Summer. All sizes in the lot.
Striped Silk Broadcloth Shirts, $6.50
Heavy all-silk shirts of the finest kind that we have seen for
the price. So well cut that they are a pleasure to wear.
Men's Plain-Color Silk Neckties, 25c
Bat-Wings and Four-in-Hands
You'd open your eyes in astonishment if vou knew the price
these ties were originally made to sell fo, ! They're brand new and
have just come to us in the p.ain colors that men like three shades
of blue, two of green, two of red, as well as grays, purplos and browns.
(flallcr), Murkrt)
Women's Long White
French Kid Gloves
$3.50
Soft and beautiful of texture,
these gloves are of flesh, elastic
skins, cut to fit smoothl. They
are in the 12-outton length nnd
are overscam sewn
( t'entrull
Young Women's
Crepe Pajamas, $3
Two-piece pajamas are of a
fine qunlit.v of pink ciepe with
printed nosegays in pink, blue or
lavendei The little jackets slip
oei ihe head and hae very
hoi t kimono sleeves
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Good Vacation Luggage
In Variety at $4.50 to $10
$1.50 for shin black fabnc suitoasis, IH nrul 2,l mm,'., with
i''. ncr handles and corners ami good ca'ches They hae pretty
figured linings and pockets in the 'ops
Sii for the 24-mc.h size; the same with a trnv and stiong
leiitnei straps, ?G.
Extra Deep Suitcases
These are 24 to 30 inches, four sizes, gient nnd roomy and
especially suitable foi automobile uvc Tlu-y have leather cor
iiirs and reinforcements and extra good hand'es The linene
lining1- are cheeked.
W'th meted corners, $9. with -ewn 'orners Sin
(Clirtnot i
New House Dresses, $1.50
Simple, practical dreBses are of
pink, blue, led or two-tono checked
ginghams and percales with nek
rack trimming the wide sash, square
neck, pockets and short sleeves.
(Sketched.)
The same style, in plain pink or
blue or checked gingham, can be had
in extra sizes at S2.
Bib Aprons
50c, 75c, 85c
All sorts of pretty ones of prun
in white grounds with small colored
tiguros or stripes and contni'-tnig
bindings K.V aprons ate trimmed
with rickrnck
Polly Prim Aprons, 50c
Of percale with pink, blue. In-
onder or green figures on wbiu
grounds Ever so pretty and frc-n
looking.
500 Gingham Aprons
25c
Blue-nnd-white checks in iroret
styles. Just COO, so early shopping
is advisable, ,
(Canlrul)
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