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EYENlffCr PUBLIC LBD(EE-FBil5ADEtPHIA, TUESDAY, JULY 19, 1&21
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t JUST GOSSIPABOUT PEOPLE
flancy ffynnc Sees a Number of Smart Ftocks and
Bathing Suits She Hears of the Illness
of Mrs. Browne
I SAW Virginia nnd Mnry RIiIrpI.t
dtttr the ntlier day wnlklng fllons
tfnnfc omorv avenue nnr Ijryn Mnwr.
ft wore lookini? coot nnd lovely. I
?". iikfl to see t lose two l."ter
tot?t Virginia, who came out last
eMtt5- hn brow 1 hair and hiisscl eye.
"hn'hgJ, her hair bobbed recently,
BhtA 11 is verv becoming. She wnn
"ltif "O"1 frock of tnn crcpe
chMnrr nidgelj' Is a decided Mom, with
ii bfitc erci and lonjc, black IabIicb.
Mhnlr 18 a flnfy Bolden hue. an,
.rrnnnei It beconi itKlJ. She looked
fh.'il In a simple frock of dark blue and
Site tSlfc. Thcr will co shortly to
wSthflrt IlMbor. Me., where they w II
Mn their grandmother, Mrs. Edwin
"IS?!!' Virginia and Mary Rldly nro
much Intcrwted In music and piny ex
Kmelr well. Mary's middle name s
liHlr a m the family always tines It,
Egfc Hecn Hope Montgomery s he
n Iwnvs cnlled Helen Hope, you
know. Mary IMilwly will make her
debut two i.eaionw from n6w.
THERH were some stunning gowns
and mighty smart bathing suits down
. K. tfnv over the week-end. . Mrs.
ape .. "-- ."I .i .i,i, u
-.! r.fn U'lin 1H MU.IUK tii ""
lirtn nni,i. . - 1
it Cape May over the.
Mrs. Edwin Iteaklrt, and her
Marelc nnd Sarah
tho beach on Sundny
nnthfr.
two daughters
lng a froVk of b ack crepo de chine
trimmed with silk fringe. Her hat .was
, wlde-brlmmed one of thin black
Straw, trimmed with plumes, nnd she
r18-Sn'b.,dMr..MIt.n
rtWssJTnM!ia
2? vel Mrs. Btovell's bathing suit
l? fashioned of dark blue Batln.
flashed with white collar nnd cuffs and
ahcavV white cord girdle. She wore
S broail-brlnimcd bluo rubber bathing
"lira. Work's suit was of Mack panno
-tat, finished at the waistline wit
broad girdle sash edged with black
tHBCls. With the suit she wore a pur
,ri "bithlng hnndkerch cf. Another
i unning stilt that I noticed was worn
bv Theodora I.lllle. It was of ton silk
IW n nlmoot invisible check of blue
wiin Hi '.'""" X.."" .,.1"; ...- r...iai,,l
and black. J. no in -i .....r,..
.round the edge with Mnllops bound , n
bltck, and the bloomers fitted tlghtlv
iboTC the knee. She wore a Mnck
leather belt and a handkerchief of the
lame silk as the frock.
pilIKN'DS of Mrs. Charles Browne
I1 will be Horry to near tunc sno wu,a
taken 111 with nppcndlcltU last Tuesday
it her home In Princeton and had to
be rushvd to the Roosevelt Hospital, nn
New Vork nnd operntcd upon. I nm
ilad to say that she is recovering, how
ever, and it Is hoped tlint she soon will
be able to return to her home. Sirs.
Browne is a sister of Mrs. W. H. 1.
Huhn. who lives nt 113 South Twenty
first ftreet. and Horthn and Onovlove
Gibbs. who live ntJMOl Pine street.
JACK1H and Mary went out to tho
country this year for the first time,
ind the first day was spent in visiting
the chickens, sheep, pigs, ducks and
m. Old John, the gardener nnd
farmer, told them a lot about the ani
mal, nnd it was but natural that
Jackie got a bit mixed. Thnt evening
while he was eating his supper he wns
heard to remark to Mary: "lhore
now, Mnrv, we never asked .Tolm now
Z? CSKS a d"yNA WS
SOCIAL ACTIVITIES
The lit llcv Ulshop Janie.s Winches
ter and Mrs Winchester, of Llttlo Rock.
Ark, are spending a fortnight ns the
rueato of Bishop Winchester's cousin,
Mr S Davis Page, and Mrs. James
Urge, at Summcrcrcst, their country
place In Chestnut Hill Mrs. William
6. Mayfaury, of 5482 Wayne, avenue.
Oermantown, Is a daughter of Bishop
Wlr.chcater nnd Mrs. Winchester.
Miss Paulino Davis Bowie, of Sutn
mercrest, Chrstnut Hill, who has been
twellng abroad. Is at present at Chlesa,
la the AIpb Miss tlowlo will sail for
this country on July 26.
Mr. suid Mrs. Wirt I Thompson, of
Jenklntown, are occupying their cottnge
at Northeast Harbor, Me., where thoy
U repialn until October.
Mrs Archibald O. Thomson and her
ion, Mr Hodman WnnamnJxer. 2d. of
Maryland Woods, Ardmore. who have
been spending some ttmo in England,
where they nttendad tho International
polo matches at Hurllngham, will re
turn to this country tho early part of
next month to spend tho remainder of
the summer nt Bass Itocks Farm, Nar
rajansett Pier, It. I.
Mr, and Mr. Henry Encu Johnson.
ef Overbrook, announco the engageuent
went of their daughter. Miss Holon
Johnson, to Mr. Frnncls Mocculloch Rob
erts, Jr.. of this city.
Mrs. Josoph It. Hurling, of Kew Gar
fleni. L. 1 , u visiting her mother, Mrs
A W. Kclsey. nt Hnuhnln. Chestnut
"111, while Mrs. Kelsey and Miss Knte
Keitcy are taking the cure at the Glen
Springs, Wntklns, X. Y.
The Huntingdon Valley Countrv Club
Jill give Its next and final club dlnncr
oance for tho summer season on Thurs
day evening, July 28 The club affairs
will be resumed again In the early uu
tumn.
Mrs. John Hnmmnnn Whlttnker. of
828 Gcrmantown avenue. Chestnut
tneitnut mn left yestenlny to spend a
ortnlght as tha guest of her brother-ln-JJw.nnd
sister. Mr. nnd Mrs. Horace
"araing, of ,V(.v York, at their summer
Place nt Sea Bright
Miss Hnima Blddlo .Von Is, daughter
01 Mr and Mrs Kdward Norrls. of 301
"est Springfield avenue, Chestnut Hill,
tampoo with one
oap. Cuticura
thtfiTofltofftmt.tT,.,,,.!,...
CiUraj,
w;ho hhs been spending several weeks rs
the gtiest of Miss Morlee, daughter
n Mr. nnd Airs, William N. Morlee. at
Sllvr IiUe, will return homo today.
Mr. and Mrs. Norrlss nnd Mlas Norrls
will spend August nt Capo May.
The Countess Santa Eulalla, of El
kins Park, has returned from r visit
to tawlsburg, Pa., where sho nttended
the commencement of Bucknell Univer
sity, when the degree of t,U D. was
conferred upon her in recognition of
her knowledge of national and Interna
tional questions of the day.
Mrs. T. K. Dixon, Jr son of Mr. nnd
Mrs. Thomas V. Dixon, of the Poplars.
Chestnut Hill, is spending several veckn
nt Winter Harbor, Me,, whoro he Is tha
guest of Mr. nnd Mra. Robert R. Pell
nt their summer home.
Mr. and Mrs. William D Kurt, of
Manhclm street, Oermantown, who are
traveling In Europe, nre nt present In
France. They will return to this country
the latter part of September.
Mrs. William C. Rehn and her daugh
ter. Miss Christine Rehn, of 228 West
Chelten avenue, Oermantown, will leave
next Monday for Hyannlspo. Mo., whero
they will spend the remainder of the
summer.
Mrs. S. S. Ingham; who has been visit
ing her sister, Mrs. John Foster Kirk,
at her home In Chestnut Hill, sailed on
Monday for her home In Bermuda.
Mr. and Mrs. Philip Francis Nowlan.
of 2BOT South Cleveland avenue, Olrard
Farms, are .being congratulated on tho
birth of a daughter, Helen Ixxulso Now
lan. Miss Lillian Lawrence, daughter of
Mrs. D Lawronce, of 1808 Pino street.
Is spending her vacation at Lake Oeorgo,
accompanied by Mlas Selmn Zimmer
man, M'ss Gertrudo Reed and Miss Mar
garet Olllnely, of this city.
Mr. and Mrs Oeorgo Dallas Dixon
have taken a cottage at Cnpo May,
whero they will spend tho summer.
Mra. C. Hnrtmnn Kuhn, of Bryn
Mawr, Is spondlng the summer at Atlan
tic City.
Mr. anfl Mra Charles E. Drlnloy, pf
Chestnut Hill, have takon a cottage at
Capo May, whero they will spend tho
summer.
OERMANTOWN
Mru Anna M. Havlland, of 130 West
Johnson street, Is occupying her bun
galow on North Doer Isle, Me., for tho
summer.
Mrs. Pyam Liorlng Ollkoy and her
daughter, Miss Frances Gllkey, of
Queen Lnno Manor, nro spending the
summer at East Orland, Me.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur "Wllkle, of 109
Harvoy stroet, havo had as their guest
for a fortnight their daughlor, Mrs.
James Loder, of Stroudsburg, Pa.
Mra. Flnley Acker, of 4943 Rublcam
avenuo, who Is occupying her cottage
at Ocean City for tho summer, haa as
her guest Mrs. Charles II. Jost, of 4935
Rublcam avenuo.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph T. Phlster and
their dnughtcr, Miss Cnmllle Phlster, of I
316 West Logan street, arc occupying
their cottnge nt Ocean City for the
summer. I
Mr. and Mrs. Walter K. nilev nnrt '
Miss Marlon Olley, of 6120 Camac
street, are occupying their bungalow
nt Wlldwood Crest for tho summer.
' Mrs. Edgar E, Wlkoff, of 0200 Bayn
ton street, entertained nt a children's
party nt her homo In honor of the
thirteenth birthday nnnlvorsary of her
niece. Miss Marian Bauer. Tho guests
Included Miss Ethel Kunzlg. Miss Sarah
Kunzlg, Miss Louise Bnuer, Miss
.Icannette Bauer, Miss Dorothv How
ard, Miss Gertrude MacDonald and
Miss Cecilia MacDonald, of Plcasant
'..le' ?; J,J M8S Dorothy O'Reilly.
Miss Carey Hlnkle, Mlas C'hnrlotte
Craig and Miss Barney Robinson. Mr.
and Mrs. Ikoff have had as their guest
'pnM,SR Hele" wh-e. of
A June Bride
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NORTH PHILADELPHIA
Miss Catherine Mayer and her sister,
Miss Juliet Mayer, of the LorrAlne Hotel,
who hava been spending the early sum
mer In Atlantlo City, have gone to
Naples', Mo. Thoy will later go to the
White MountAina, whero thoy will re
main through August,
Mr. and Mrs. Walter .O, Herxberg, of
the Hotel Maientlc, have motored to
Deal Bench, N. J where they are
guests of relatives. They pent several
days at tho Royal Palace, Atlantlo City,
before going to Deal Be'nch.
Photo by Photo-CrAfters
MRS. CHARLES C. CONNER
VI10 beforo her mnrringo on Juno
28 was Miss Isabella Martin,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank
P. Martin, of 4714 Chester nvenuo
Ransom streets, havo returned to their
home after spending somt time at Al
toonn, Pa.
Mr. nnd Mrs John P. Jordan, of
Forty-fifth and Walnut streets, accom
panied by their two children, are spend
ing tho summer nt Ocean City, N. J.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Charles Powell Gonaver
have returned, from their wedding trip
nnd are spending the summer at At
lantlo City. Mr. and Mrs. Gonaver will
bo at homo nftor November 1 at 4004
Baltimore nvenuo. Mrs. Gonaver will
be remembered as Miss Lenora C.
Spatoln, of this section.
60UTH PHILADELPHIA
, Mr. and Mrs. Leo Call, of 1739 Mif
flin street, are receiving congratulations
on the birth of a daughter, Rita Cally.
Mrs. Cnlly will bo remembered ns Miss
Anna Mollvenny, of this section.
Mrs. M Coffey, formerly of 2828 South
Carlisle street, has moved Into her new
home, 2010 South Mole street,
Mr. I. Bagdanoff, of 1724 Pine treet,
Is spending the week ns tho guest of his
son, M, Bagdanoff, In Atlnntlc City,
Friends of Mr Daniel Thompson, of
1709 Mifflin street, will bo glad to hear
of his recovery from his rocent Illness.
Mr. Edward O'Brien, of 1918 South
Fifteenth street. Is spending the summer
at Allnntlo City.
Mr William Nicola and his family, of
1431 Hhunk street, nro spending tho
summer at Atlantic City.
Miss Margaret Patterson Is visiting
her parents, Mr. nnd Mrs. Supplee, nt
2713 South Mole street,
Mr, Mortimer F. Carroll, of 1733
Rltner street, Is spending a few days at
the Hefforan Club, at Anglesen, N J.
Mr. Charles Lubcr, of 508 Spruce
street, sailed on Saturday on tho U. S.
Olympic far Europe. Mr. Lubcr expecu
to visit Paris. Berlin and Karlsbad b&
foro his return.
NORRI8TOWN
Mr. and, Mrs. lano Ltpshutz, of West
Main street, have announced the en
gagement of their daughter, Mls Reba
Llpshutz, to Mr. Morton Rose, of Phlla
delphla. Mr. and Mrs. John Plsaito. o ,1R2
East Airy street, announced the en
gagement of thMr eldest daughter. Miss
Catherine Plsano, to Mr. George Aduccl,
of Pottstown, Pa., nt a reoeptlon. Tho
marriage will tako place In the early fall
In San Salvatoro'n Church, Norrlstown.
Mrs. Joseph Ruby, of 903 West Mar
shall street, has Issuod Invitations for
a card party on Tuesday afternoon, July
28, tn honor of Miss Kftthryn Soltzer,
who will bo married September 1 to
Mr. William Mussleman.
WEST PHILADELPHIA
Mrs Eleanor Sherwln and Miss Gladys
Rherwln, of 672 North Thirty-fourth
street, sailed lost week on th Tfnv-,"
fniil n n at. . "si
...ii. mi .1 uireB monina
Luropo.
tour through
"Reaches the spot
when the weather is
hot-"
si m
Buttermilk
The taste is delicious. A clean, fresh,
Buttermilky flavor the sort you won't
tire of the old-fashioned kind.
Phone Us to Deliver a Bottle Tomorrow Baring OSOB
ABBOTTS ALDERNEY DAIRIES, Inc.
,31st and Chestnut
Atlantic Cltu Plea&antvillc
Both Phones
Wildicood Ocean City
Mr. nnd Mrs. Robert J. O. Patterson
have rocently returned from their wed
ding trip to Montreal and Quebec nnd
ore occupying their homo at 118 North
Forty-ninth street. Mrs. Patterson, bo
fpr her marriage on June 22 In Black
Oak Park Presbyterian Church, Fifty
'Irot and Pino streets was Miss Allre
J. Stahmer. of this city, niece of Mrs.
Jacob S. Richards, of Atlantic City, and
or Lieutenant Commander Robert B
Taylor, U. S. N.
Mr. and Mrs Rollln Rlchnrdson '
Meyers, of 5321 Baltimore nvenuo. ac-,
companled by their daughter. Miss Lots
Jonn Meyers, have left for a short stay
nt Old Point Comfort, Vn,
Miss Olvondollne Dyer, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Charles F. Dyer, of 258
South Forty-fifth street, Is tho guest
i Dr. and Mrs. Austin Longfellow ,
of Providence, It. I
Mr. and Mrs. rvank Rldell, of the
Ivnnhoo Apartments, Forty-seventh nnd
Straws & Panamas
&
SfSsP?
SI N. 7th St.
Cleaned and
Remodeled
n the nrwmt ahnn In,
.Summer.
Onr 40 years of experience
U t jour nrrvlM.
STEINMAN
I'HACTICAI, MATTKIt
rtiunrt Market 2437
MEN'S
Swimming Suits
AH Wool Mode in all styles and colors.
One-piece suits in navy or oxford, $6.00
Two-piece suits in all colors and stripes at
various prices.
Specially attractive are the white shirts
with navy trunks and white belt,
OrJcn ty mall priced at $5.00
ptomplly fillei
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100 VIRGIN WOOL
Now at our new address
Chestnut, cor. of 17th Street
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561-566 and 568 Fifth Avenue.
1 I
I , M.ny People Prefer l" 1 1
Staying Home Weelt-endi " II
R "id Having Sundsy Dinner ,"
I"' CAFE ! I
I J LA RIVIERE
The Food Ii So Good- l"
W V The Setting So Beautiful B
M Bj The Location So Cool , H
l t3 Come and Try It. fi M
Or Open Sundays .
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at
New York
WdU Carlton p?tla.
July Sales
This selling event is by no means
an ordinary sale of ordinary
goods but embraces the desir
able style-merchandise, which
was especially designed for our
exacting clientele.
Our vast assemblage of Fashions for all
manner of Day or Evening Wear is being
offered in its ENTIRETY nothing is
RESERVED. All our Merchandise has been
repriced for this SALE.
Engaged
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LITTLE
BENNY 'S
NOTE BOOK
By Lee Pape
We wa eAtlne mipplr torlny and nil
01 a wuanin 1 roit
nlle nocklt. think!
I never mnllwl thnt letter
I felt somethlne In my In-
ne it:
lolcy
(I, hole)' sinonko,
MISS MARIH MARGARKT SCHUI.Z
Daughter of Mr. nnd Mm. C.
Schuli, whose engagement to Mr.
Otis KrUman M announced
DELAWARE COUNTY
Mr. J. H. Ward Hlnkson. of Lanldea.
Chester, entertained el(thtcn little
friends In honor of the birthday of hor
dnug-hter MIbs Jnno Klner, Inst week.
Mra. S. Everett Sproul haa Rone to
.Vcgnunee, Mich., Avhero sho will spond
tho rmnlndor of the Hummer, rcturnlnK
10 nhpntpr In S(ntcmbor.
Mrs, GcorRe T Davis, of Chester,
hni been tho guest for a fortnight or her
brother-in-law and slstor, Mr. nnd Mrs.
I Hazelton Mlrltel, nt tholr West Che
ter home.
Mattresses Renovated
SIZES ALTERED
Feathers ItenoTntrd and Mad.
Into Mottrrsitea
Brass Beds Relacquered
SICHEL S 2d st.
rhonei Lorn.
Kt. 87
410S
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Puts the roses In
children's cheeks
Victor
Bread
Big
Loaf
At all our Stores
WEiriBiir:a!ii;i;!ii!!!iiiii!i1ni-EiiiKiiiT,ii!3Mii:ii!;ijii!n:i!i!rei!iiio:s
Mcf'ninff thft on ivn irivn nm in nirtll
the nlte before Inst, nnd I thnwt Clonli.
I better think up soroe Ixctiw to lcvo
the tnble nnd quirk no out nnd mall
It before pop remembers It nntl nski
me.
And I started tn cot up, wtylnff, I
think III Jest take n look out the frunt
door and se If eny of the fellows nre
out.
You'll finish jour mipplr xerst, I
never henrrt nf mitch n thlnn, sel ma.
And everybody kepp on cntlnc In
cloodliiK mo, nnd prltty soon I sod, O.
I think m.v window In my rotm Is up
nnd Its libel to rain In on everything.
I think I better o up ntid clofc it.
Wleh I started to do. and pop sid,
Hotn all this nonpents, Us not coins
to rain for works, sit down nnd flnlwi
your stipplr or elts leave the tfble nnd
cioni come Dark.
Mo flllnMnrr TToV T itnn'f n,n tn I
iiiIm the huekelborry pie. And I kepp
on eating, nnd prltty soon pap sed. Its
qurer I havent had nn answer to that
letter jet
Me thinking. Heck, darn it. And '
I Olilck tried to rhnnirn thi fnihlork. '
snylnif, Wnts you think. Puds Hlmklni
prltty ner sot bit by 2 dog today.
Wleh nobody asked how, and pop
sod. Ilenny. aro you wire you mailed
thnt letter?
Sir? Wnt letter? No sir, I still got
it. ii this It? I ned. And I nulled it
out of -jiy pookit looking all rlnkcled
on account of being in thero so long, 1
nnd nop had to rite It all over a sen
and I had to go without my huckel
berry pie cnyways.
FRANKFORD
Mrs. John Aaker and her family, of
6324 James street, nre spending a fort
nlRht In Wlldwood.
Miss Mnrg;nrct Mason, of Harrison
street, was a miest over the week-end
at a house party given by Miss Ceitrudo
ffummerflem at her cottage In Atlantic
City.
Mr. nnd Mrs. K. W Oaehrlnir, of
3064 Frankford avenue, nnd Mr, nnd
Mra. Wllllnm H. Myers, 1523 Dyre
street, Are on a motor trip through the
New Kngland States.
Mr. And Mra. Joseph Carrol, of 9B00
Hustleton nvenuc, are spending a short
time at Wlldwood.
WILLOW GROVE PARK
WASSIL1 LEPS - "ogggggJI
TODAT 8UNDA7 SCHOOL DAY
Amurmnts FHEK to the Children
rrom 11 10 1 otiock
):4S "II
fllnrlnir Pentlvil nt 2.30 P. M.
"II frovator'' wlrh Prominent 8nolU
fltabat Mater," with Henri 8cott
THIS IS "GO-TO-tttE-MOVIES"
WEEK
MAin
rtKRT AT VIMIT.TreWMn.ti ,, tl .
ira a Paramount rlcrhnW "
"WOMAN GOD CHANGED"
A KTORT OF RKPRMPTIOX
STANTON AnKKT A- w
Pauline Frederick nOAhIZ,
DESTrXT'
PALACE MI4,oTFT.EW
Thomas Meiehan "wi". and .'
UNMARRIJBO"
ADDED
Capitol
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30E30I
JULY
REDUCTIONS
SPRING
Being off Chestnut street,
our prices are always much
lower than other shops must
charge for footwear of the
same superior style and quality,
and therefore our values cannot
be matched at these reductions.
DERBY
LOWER PRICES
Lower costs enable us to again
reduce the prices of Cantilever
Shoes. The new fall prices are now
in effect.
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FROM T.EO DITRICIiaTr.WS PI.AT
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WIt.n MKN OF AFRICA"
T34 MARK-T BTRB1IT
"TUB LOMT ROMANCE"
RFP.FNT MARKRT BT. HkI. 1TTH
--Vjl--lN 1 .IF.WF.t, CARMEN In
"THK Plt.VKR UNINO"
P.T ORP It'JfIpnn AND MARKJTT
VJUVUL, Vsmeilll Cnntlnuout
TOWERS THEAtftECamden
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THIRD AND POSITIVELY FTNAt WBBK
1 The Official and Only
DEMPSEYCARPENTIER
FIGHT PICTURES
Continuous Showlnr 11 A M. to 11 p M.
EITH'S theatre
ETHEL BARRYMORE
In "Tho Twelve.pound fok"
MISS EMMA HAIG
With RICHARD W. KEKNE
HARRY DBL-Fi EMZARKTH
KENNEDY A MII.TON BERLE:
OTHER RIO FEATURES
AND SUMMER
SHOES
13TH STREET AT SANSOM
Prices Always the Lowest for Quality
Cnfa'cnra Is Just Right
For Baby's Tender Skin
Bathe him with Cuticura Soap and arm
water. Dryifntlr and if any aien of red
nets, roughness, irritation or rash is pres
ent anoint wsth Cuticura Ointment to
soften, soothe and heal. Finally duit on
few groins of the fragrant, delicately med
icated Cuticura Talcum.
feayWlMkrrwl Utt!. Arfdr :"Ostl i 1V
rttl.i.D t.ts,uicni,Ku." SoMrftrr
whjrr Stp 2t. Oinlat 9 and bV:. Tain ik.
Cutic Sap havM without rant.
ito" ey
That Vital Look
of Happiness
that smiling, easy poise which
typifies the wearers of Cantilever
Shoes, is founded on a basic prin
ciple of good health. For foot com
fort is a necessary factor in good
health, which inspires happiness
while happiness in turn creates good
looks.
I'roper nttlnB Bhoe.s nre necrbsnry to
font comfort, but more than this, the
shoes must ho correctly designed and
constructed to nllow euce of unlklng, of
foot action, In a nnturai cny
Nature gave tho human foot a flexible
arch and Instep, That Is why The C.intl
lexer bhoe is made to ilex ulth the foot.
JnKtenil of belni; made rigid by n metal
shank-piece," such ns is concealed in
ordlnnry shocn. The Cantilever Shoo en
couragos strengthening exercise of the
arch muscleB, nnd with your feet mov
lng ennlly and nnturnlly you wnlk or
ptnd In romfcrt
The natural Phape of the i-hnr nrd the
w)':Bn' neI encournge correct posture,
with the weight pioperlv diinihuted.
v cm can wnlk or Ktand for a Ions- time
In Cantilevers without the fatigue ex
perienced In other footwear The atvle
rf Cantilever Shoes Is correct for day.
time wear. '
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Adjoining
St. Junes
CANTILEVER SHOE SHOP
1300 Walnut Street
Over Cunard Office
Cantilever are uliu nn eulf In nearlij rltle-,
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Walnnt St.
Between
12th & 13th
1222-1224 Walnut Street
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Final Clearance
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of High Grade AfternoonDresses
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To Be Closed Out From Our Regular Stock
Canton Crepes, Georgettes, Satins and Laces, hand
somely trimmed with braid, embroidery and beads.
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