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DREAMLAND
ADVENTURES
the Invisible Sailors
Djr DADDV
OIIAPTEK VI
Tito Frying Flying Fish
ACHOSS tho broml ocean willed tho
littlo sailboat carrying Peggy, Billy,
Polly Wisher tho goblin, tbo cnptlvo
maid nnd tin 'ocolnto-colored youth.
Tho Btonn had cleared nwny nnd tho
inTislblo sailors had again sunken out
the sails to catch, tho fresh brcczo.
Tho storm had loft them plenty of
water to drink, but now all began to
fel very, vory hungry. They remem
bered they had no food on board tho
sailboat. It would bo ns bad to starve
to death aa to dio of thirst.
"Oh, I wish wo would como onto a
good big dinner out hero In tbo mlddlu
, It tho ocean," wished Peggy.
As Peggy spoko her wish, Folly
Wisher pointed to specks skimming over
tho water.
"5co the birds," cried Hilly. "Wo
ean't bo far from Innd If thoro nro birds
fl(nn. n limit."
Folly Wlshor laughed,
i "Thoso nro birds without feather V
ho chuckled. "They nro flying fish."
Peggy nnd Billy had nover seen flying
fish, and they looked cngorly,
"What makes thorn tly?" asked
Peggy. Folly Wisher chuckled.
"What makes nn nlrnlnno fly?" ho
askcil. "Its engine makes It go fast,
end then its wings keop it from fall
ing. That's tho way tho flying fish Hy.
They go fast, then leap from tho water,
and then (heir finny wings keep them
from tumbling until thoy havo gono a
long way."
"They seem to lo running nwny from
tometlilng," saidBilly.
"To bo suro they nro. That Is 'why
they are Hying," said Folly Wisher.
"They aie running nway from big fish
that want to cat them." Then Peggy
nnd lllllv saw tho waters swirling 1m
liinil t!i Hying fish. Tho water was
MIrling because a school of big fish was
clinsing tho Hying fish. Tho big fish
would run on nnd iilmoot catch tho
lljlng dili. then tht flying llsli would
dart into the nir nnd go Hying along
until they lout their speed, when they
would drop back into tho wntcr agnln.
"Those poor flying fish! I wish thoy
would get nwny from tho big fish,"
cried Peggy.
And that wish wni grnnted. Tho fly
ing fish, ranking a frantic leap from
the water, enmo streaming toward tho
sailboat. Thov landed on tho deck,
Kerflop! Kerflop! Kerflop!
Then something strange hnppericd.
Tho flying fish vanished. Whcro they
went Peggy nnd Billy didn't know, nnd
If Folly isher knew ho only chuckled.
But Peggy nnd Billy, the captlvo maid
and the chocolate-colored youth quit
wondering about tho flying fish very
Sulcklv. From tho cooking galley of
io sailboat came very appetizing smells
smells that told them n lino meal wns
being cooked.
"Hurrah I Hurrah ! Wo thought wo
were put of food, but the invlsiblo snll
ors wcro only fooling us," cried Billy.
And so it teemed, for soon a most
delicious meal was spread! beforo them
a meal of fried fish.
They all pitched into the fried fish,
and it was tho best fried fish they hail
ever eaton.
When thoy had eaten nil the fish
Peggy sat back contentedly.
"I wish I know what became of those
flying fish," sho sighed. 'Folly Wisher
laughed.
"l'ou had the meal you wished for,"
he Said. "Whv should jou worrv about
the flying fish?"
Then Peggy knew In a flash what
had become of tho flying fish. When
they landed on board tho sailboat the
invlsiblo sailors had caught thorn and
fried them for their supper.
Thoy sailed and they sailed until
I'epgy grew tired of sailing.
"I wibh we would come to land,"
'ho said. And they did como to land,
but it was nn odd kind of land, us will
be told tills coming week.
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WANAMAKER'S
DOWN STAIRS STORE
WANAMAKER'S
WEATHER
Fair
A Couch Hammock Event at Lowered Prices Which Will
Spread Summer Comfort to Many a
Philadelphia
Home
Children's White Leather
Oxfords Special, $2.90
Sizes HAs to 2 In Ihcso oxford tics of
whlto lonthor, much liko buckskin, that is
very easily cleaned. Thoy nro taken from
our regular stock and mnrkod almost half
their original price.
Their shapo is correct for growing feet
nnd their welted solca nro good and sturdy.
(Chestnut)
There's a Distinct Vogue for Black
and Navy Blue Wraps for Women
Young women like to wear them with white skirts and every
body knows how practical such wraps nro. Good models in capes,
long coats and sports coats can bo had in sorgo, poplin, jersey and
vclour nt $11 to $29.
(Mnrkot)
Peter Pan Blouses Have the
Charm of Youthfulness
Indeed they have! Thoy seem to subtract years from one's ago,
and thoy seem equally becoming and charming on everybody.
With Short Sleeves, $2.75 to $3.90
Of stripod dimity and batiste, there arc various styles. Some aie
plain, others tucked and still others finished with dainty, crocheted
picot edging.
With Long Sleeves, $3.50 and $3.90
Those, too, arc of dimity nnd batiste, but most of them arc
trimmed with frills. Some have narrow frills, others wide; some
pleated, others gathered and somo aro colored.
In Silk, $5 to $6.90
Of crepo do chino at $5 and of tub silk with pleated or tucked
bosoms nt $G.OO. A tub silk Peter Pan blouso at $5.00 has short
hlccvcs.
It Is indicative of the service of tho Down Stairs Store thnt there
should he such great variety in the most populnr blouses of the season.
Half Price, $7.50 to $12.75
In the Little Gray Salon
These nro fow-of-a-kind blouses, all of crepo do chine, in many
styles, somo slightly mussed. The colors arc mostly tan, gray, bisquo
and henna.
(Mnrltet)
16-Button Length White
Silk Gloves, $1.15
Gloves from ono of tho most celebrated glovers in the world.
They're classed as "seconds," but it will take very sharp eyes
to find the imperfections. To all practical purposes these gloves
will give perfect service and satisfaction.
Of tricot silk of firm texture with Paris point backs. All
sizes from 54 to 8i.
(Ontrnl)
Women's
Bathing Suits
$3.50 to $10.75
Knitted suits of wool, somo
with contrasting stripcB, S3.7G,
$4.76 to $8.
Suits of black surf satin, pret
tily trimmed and mado in n num
ber of different wnys. $3.50 to
$10.
Tnffcta suits, somo with scal
loped skirts. $5.05, $7.50 nnd
$10.75.
That makes wido choosing for
all women bound toward tho sea
shore. All of tho suits aro of
good quality and will give real
comfort nnd pleasure. All sizes
up to 52.
Plenty of rubber caps, hats,
bench shoos and kindred acces
sories at modcrato prices.
(Mnrkot)
Girls' Tub Frocks
$1, $1.50 to $2.50
They take frequent trips to
tho tub these days, and the girls
must hnvo a number of them.
These nro of chocked, plaid and
plain-color gingham, variously
trimmed with rickrack, white
piquo nnd hand embroidery.
Sizes G to 14 years.
Voile Frocks, Half Price
at $1.85
Checked and figured voiles nro
in lavender, green or roso
trimmed with plain organdie
collars, cuffs and pockets. Sizes
G to 14 years.
Many other pretty vollo nnd
organdie frocks, for girls of G to
14 years, are worth much moro
than their price of $3. They aro
In pink or blue trimmed with
frills or hand-embroidered touches
on the collars and cuffs.
Organdie for a Girl's
Delight
What a fairyland of color nnd
flower-like prcttiness! Crisp,
sheer orgnndio is in plnin colors
or flowered designs peach, Nile,
light blue and pink. Some havo
pleated frills, others ruffles. A
few aro trimmed with hand em
broidery. Dotted voilo frocks finished
with hemstitching nro dainty, too.
Sizes rnngo from 8 to 16 years
and prices go from $5 to $7.75.
(Murkct)
Wanamaker's Down Stairs Store
Our entire stock, Including nil the reserves, is now
lowered in price. This menns plenty of hnmmocks for ns
littlo ns $10, $12.50 nnd $16.
The couch-hammock senson is really just begun: the
wholo Summer nnd Autumn nre beforo us. Think what
comfort, rest and real happiness $10 invested in a couch
hammock will give ! Probably no other investment can give
so great a return in service, for every one of these ham
mocks is made as strong and durable as possible.
The Best Possible Basic Features
nre the same throughout nil the hnmmocks from the $10
kind to a handsome one nt $27.50. It is impossible to gel
stronger, more durable hammocks. They have strong
angle-iron frames, galvanized springs and thick chains
(with extra lengths for very high ceilings).
One splendid feature, especially where there are chil
dren, is that the chnins extend all the way down to the
springs, in back as well as front, so that there is no strain
on the side fabric.
Covernings are of remarkably good quality. Even the
$10 hammocks are covered with genuine weather-resisting
, duck. Mattresses are thick and comfortable enough to be
1 used for sleeping purposes. Many people will ure these ham-
1 modes as beds on sleeping porches.
27 Different Styles Now $10 to $27.50
(Hammocks are all fully 6 feet long, unless otherwise specified)
Khaki or gray duck hammocks, $10; with headrests, 5-foot khaki or gray duck hammocks with upholstered
$12.50. backs, $18.
5-foot khaki or gray duck hammocks with exceptionally Khaki or gray duck hammocks with upholstered backs,
thick mattresses, $10. , $22.50; with headrests, $24.
Cretonne-trimmed gray or khaki duck hammocks with Cretonne hammocks with upholstered backs and many
side pockets, $12.50; with headrests, $15. ' special features, $25; with headrests,. $27.
Striped duck hammocks, in green, brown or blue, with upholstered backs, $27; with headrests, $27.50.
While there is splendid assortment and quantity, the low prices argue that the best choosing will be in the
morning. Telephone and mail orders will he given careful attention.
Please note: As a kind is sold out, it will be impossible for us
to replace it and, although there aro as many as 40 hammocks of
borne kinds, we cannot promise all kinds all day.
Also, a few of these hammocks aro slightly mussed because
they have been used as floor samples, but this has been considered in
the lowering of their prices.
Couch Hammock Stands, $5.50
Of strong angle iron, finished in green, with floor braces, they
aie nice for people who want their hammocks on the lawn or like
to move them along tho porch.
Stands of round iron, finished in gray, khaki or green, are $8.50.
These aro all for G-foot hammocks.
(Ontral)
These Cool Frocks Will Lower the Temperature
Hundreds of Comfortable Summer Dresses,
Fresh and New, at $4, $4.75, $5 to $6.75
Checked ginghams, in large or small patterns, are cut on cool, straight
lines and simply trimmed with crisp orgnndie. In black, blue, brown or
pink at $4 nnd $4.75.
Figured voile dresses, showing dots or scrolls, aro $5.
Plain color frocks of voile, with organdio points trimming the collar
and pockets, are in blue, gray, lavender or pink. $5.50.
Quite special at $6 are some plain voile dresses with hemstitched
sashes of organdio. In gray, rose, bisque, nnvy nnd light blue. Figured
and striped voilo dresses in red, navy, brown, green and Copenhagen, are
trimmed with white orgnndie pleatings.
Fine Sample Frocks, $16.50
This would ordinnrily have been the maker's minimum wholesale
price for dresses like these. They nre of fine imported ginghams, sheer
Swiss organdies, embroidered or showing flowers or stripes, and some
dolightful checked dimities. Some unusual combinations of organdie and
gingham nre among them, also. Every dress in this group is of exquisite
material, beautifully made.
Beautiful Silk Crepe Frocks, $25 to $39
Of crepe do Chino. Canton crepo and crepo meteor, mostly in navy
blue. Others nro of beaded Gerogetto crepo in navy blue with crystal
te& :
Fringed Tricolette Dresses, $8.75
Pink or pcacli colored tricolotto with five rows of silk f ringo trim
ming tho skirts imagine such dresses for 8.751
Also, you may chooso from taffetas, figured Georgettes and
crnbroideicu tncoletto i rocks at this vory low price S8.7u.
CMnrket)
bends or with touches of color.
Opp
oo
Genuine Calfskin
Handbags, $2.50, $3, $4
Smart shapes of tan, gray
and dark bluo calfskin. Nicely
lined and fitted with insido
frames nnd mirrors.
New Pongee Blouses
$2.90
Special purchaso just arrived
for vacutioners. Women liko
them for traveling. A Peter
Pan stylo has tho collar and
front edged with a littlo pleat
ed frill. Another has a tucked
front nnd n collar that can bo.
worn high or low, as desired.
$1 for Men's and
Women's Umbrellas
A new low price for efficient
everyday storm protectors.
Made of tape-edged American
cotton taiFeta with 21! or 28
inch fi nines. Mission handles
and silk cord3 for women.
Crook or L shapes for men.
It's liko old times to got thora
for as littlo as a dollar.
White Sateen
Petticoats, 65c
A little lot of straight-lino
petticoats, somo thut aro
slightly mussed and soiled,
others porfoctly fresh, aro
lowered in price for Monday.
Finer White Sateen
Petticoats, $2
Soft nnd lustrous with double
panels back and front nnd
deep hemstitcliod flounces.
85c Nightgowns for
Women
Good onos of whito nainsook
trimmod with pretty Inco and
embroidory or bluo flowered
pink batiste gowns shirred and
stitched with blue.
Leather Belts, 35c
Good-looking ones made of
icathor links: Black, whito, tan.
brown, blnck-and-whito and
black-and-tan combinations.
800 Fine Pink Corsets
$2 and $3
Kinds thnt ordinarily would
sell for much more. Material.-,
aro fine cotton broches or
plain coutils in modols for
slight to averago stout women.
Well-mado corsets thnt will
appeal to particular women.
Low Prices for
Excellent Rag Rugs
85c, $1.10
25 x 50 Inches
Tho 85e lot brings plain
bluo, brown, pink and green
rugs or attractive ones in hit-or-miss
effects.
At $1.10 frc:-li-boking ging
ham vugs in light colorings,
suitable for bedroom, halls
uad huch.
Big White Turkish
Towels, 35c
Soft, spongy ones, all whito
and neatly hemmed, 22x44
Inches.
Fiber Risgs
in Cool Colorings
27x54 inches, $1.85
36 x 72 inches, $3
4.6x7.6 feet, $6.50
6x9 feet, $11.50
8.3x10.6 feet, $16.50
9x12 feet, $17.50
Tho ideal Summer rugs! Thoro'a
a coolness nbout them that no
other rugs havo. Durable, too,
because they aro closely woven.
Some havo plnin centers and
stencllod borders; othors havo
woven patterns in Chineso do
slgns. Tho colors nro bluo, roso,
green nnd tan tones.
Fiber Rugs in Woven
Carpet Patterns
They ary from tho small all
over pattern to tho bolder medal
lion designs, in bluo, tan and
green,
6x9 feet, $7.50
7.6 x 9 feet, $10.50
7.6x10.6 feet, $11.50
9x12 feet, $13.50
(OhMtmU)
Hats of Checked
Ribbon, $6
Hats like the one sketched
are in gi-eon, red or navy.
How the long silk tassel will
bob!
Many other new hats, of
exceptionally good quality
Canton crepe, taffeta and
satin, are trimmed with em
broidery, much of which
looks like bead work. Plenty
of these are in white and
light tints, as well as the
darker nay and bright
russet.
Very smart aro the small,
close-fitting hats of satin,
with a hint of the tricorne,
trimmed with rings of hair
cloth, in navy and black.
(Mnrkot)
Men's and Boys' Tennis Shoes
and Oxfords, $2 to $3.75
These brown, white and brown-and-white oxfords and shoos aro
used for many outdoor sports. Wo have all sizes from small 11 to
a man's 11.
Sturdy Shoes for Camping
hiking and rough outdoor work nre of tough tan leather, with thick,
welted soles. Sizes range from small 10 to a man's 11. 3.50
to $5..',0.
Men's $6 Oxfords
look like a lot more than ?(!! Variety, too, for they are of black
and tan leather, on English and wide-toe shapes, in Blucher and
straight-lace style. All have welted soles.
For a Man's Comfort, $7.50
Soft, pliable, black kidkin shoes nnd oxfords, such as many
men like in hot weather, arc in Blucher style, with wido toes and
broad low heels.
(Giillf-rv, Mnrlirt)
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Khaki-color trou-et-, ar- .SI. in and !?H.
("ieam all -onl flannrl tiou.-eis are $10.
Mnpori a!l-woI flannel trou.scis aro $7.
l!-vool fuuseiv, in various miMures nnd stnrcs to match
dd Lent-, arc Si to $7 "'
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White Low
Shoes
Seeing them, ono wmld opect
their prices to be s-everal dollars
moio and the bet of u is, thm,
after wearing them for a long
time ono is oven move Mirprisod,
for then tho real exollence of
tho shoes is revealed.
$6.40
Oxfords of fine white cam as
have straight tips and medium
heels.
Strap pumps with rounded
toes, many perforations and very
low heels nro of white Icathor,
like buckskin.
$6.90
Ruiibi-i io3 and ery low rub
t'Ci lm-, make these whit
lenthei oxfor.l- fnoiit5 among
outdoor women!
Strap pumps and oxfords of
genuine buckskin aro linuhod
with saddlo htraps, straight tips
nnd many perforations. Thoy
havo medium heola
AU havo wcltod soles,
(Cbtttaot)
Cool, Airy Negligees of Voile
and Dotted Swiss
Hot weather, which marks the opening of the real week
end season, has brought to light the need of cool, light
weight negligees which will t..k up little :pace in a woman's
waemg nag.
At $1.85, $3 and $3.85
there is an ample supply of pretty
things in the Down Stairs Store.
SI. 85 for cool negligees of printed
voile. One with a slip-through" belt
and a ruHle all around. The other
in kimono style wit white band
ings trimming the front and sleeves.
S3 for a cool dotted Swiss break-
fnst coat with a scalloped hem,
which is edged with a wee ruflle.
$.'.S5 for a dotted Swiss negligee
with laco edging the long shawl
collar and the short Ooi'es.
S.5.8.1 for the Japanese kimono of
cotton crepe which is sketched. It
is in Copenhagen, rose, wistaria,
pink and light bluo elaborately em-bixjldored-
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