",;'' t
r-" '
'.y i
EVENING PUBLIC iLEDGEB-PHlfiADBtlHll, f HURRAY, tTtY 21, i92f
irt
!l!
iii
JUST GOSSIP ABOUT PEOPLE!
tiancy ynne Discusses the Josephs-Graham Engage
ment one nears oeverai interesting mis
on Numerous Subjects
;
D
rfrwnaB .. ,,,, iii Interesting
'1? Ii IkOOW '' ..nhim he-
Ifo tWffii and liml beaiitllul time. She
Iftfw 'fsLflof "in c!c (Jrnhnm who mnr
M' ' , &ir?lo Zimmerman, nml of How
13 1 nrnhnm wno innir.. - .-
port where mej
' '., irr summer. Both Mnlhlc and
ef;Cmf "t Tn Newport ns well as
? ..rnJJfiiudciPhm. , , d , tbu
'.lv M,r'iM occasions Is n lt '
rity "Vil'nhTnnil there arc two
I T"lutiif,r The" arc .the children
'I . other brother, imj a
T','' ?' i', inreeiy in" Ilnltlmore society.
'. sod fl' rc ar. itA ....i.llii will lake
J TS lo fall ."but "wlllho very
v'u? Ofrtrmlp Dougherty, who Is to
ttlH,-.,V next season. i a ttrst cousin
WLi ami so arc Klsie Hirst and
'.f''ft rinrlc their mothers having
K" 1M Gertn do Graham. Mist,
&. Gr.h.mG and Miss BW . Graham,
StJrs of the late Howard Graham.
T HEAR that Kthel Huhn Bailey is
I rnttre.y a7 CaMafasU-
Shr.nd Maria wUh the Ileckscher
Sd,wiiu who have a cottaw there.
St&ijX war the prettiest elothes and
Ethtl does wear . ' , f, lX neater
LVfloU' XolderM Into It. Ixiter
V Son she will bo to Nat.
...mi where slie anil her (other. -Mr.
C A. Huhn. usually spend a
nonth at least. ,
,,D you hear that the West jrraiwr,
l ' . - .it wYia Iii to be
y. '. J1 W.T vt Frailer. 4th ?
ff. "" born yesterday' morning and is
?VS Slfili boxi He s a Rrcat;grand
Lf Mr William West Frazier who
Mormerly it Eighteenth street and
ffittmhOTH " wiarc. but now has an
Slrtmtnt at 1830 Rlttenhouse square,
ffit Sorter wo Charlotte Hnrdinit
Bo da.mhter of Mrs. Samuel
Howton. of Chestnut Hill.
IVERY now and then we hear little
1 1 l. f npwn of rhllndelphlons
- Dicni"- . ",. ..... T lin.l n
Jn other parts oi m """'.. ," ,
Utter yesterday from California, in
which I anr told that Mrs. orke ate.
Wa baa gone out there again th!.
,umm to stnKe the rilRrlmnge P lay.
Bbi spent a lot of time in Pdwtlnf
Sit year studying the customs and ros
fames of the people, which have changed
Z little in the last nineteen ren
Qes. and has returned full of new
tit and interest. Mrs. Stevenson or
iinlxed the piny last summer and ex
pects to stage it every summer.
The rilrimage Play performances are
liven at night In El Cnmlno Real enn
Jon on five or six separate stages,
tfhen the action takes place 'on one
ttaie all the lights nre focused on it
ilone. leaving the rest of the canyon in
ditkness. Eaeh scene is like the most
torieous tableau. I am told that it Is
I mot Impressive sight, with perfect
icting. perfect ocoustlrs and weather.
The audience is seated tier upon tier
it the mouth of the canyon. The piny
this year opened on the 11th of July and
U better than last year, my informant
w'
J1SI and Billlc were henrd whispering
together the other day about Jack's
hiving gone swlmmln? when his mother
told him not to. Whnt was Aunt Elea
nor's ostonlshment to hear Jim say:
"Well's let's tell his father." "Why.
boys." he said, "would you carry
tales? That's not very manly, is it?"
"Don't s'pose It Is." said Jim. "but
Jack says he never cries when he e,
licked, and he's got to prove It to us.
NANCY WYNNE.
E
SOCIAL ACTIVITIES
Wri Henry Belln du Pont, of Crest
lea, Ardmorc, will entertain nt dinner
this evenlnor In honor of Miss Victorian
n Pont daughter of Mrs. B. G. du
Pont, of 'WIImlnKton. Among th iruists
111 be Miss Vlrclnln de M Smith. Mr
John Trevor Pelrrp and Mr, Henry Belln
it Pont Miss du Pont, who will be
en of the comlnsr sesson's debutantes,
will leave on Frldny for Hot Spring",
V., where phe will h the nuest of her
Jrother-ln-law end sister, Mr. and Mrs
JtInald Huldckorxr
Mr. Henry Brlnton Coxo, Jr , non of
Mr. and Mrs Henry Brlnton Coxs, 100
Bouth Twenty-first street, and Penllyn,
,who recently Railed for Kurope., Is at
prewnt spending some time in Paris,
whre he Is lsltlng his father's cousins,
Mr. nnd Mrs 7'er'tfor Frazer Gibson.
Mr. Cb'xe will spend the summir travel
la. Mrs. Henry I.ce IWd. of 35 West Hex
jvtnue. Chestnut Hill, left yesterday
for Nantucket, where she will spend
Mwral weeks. Mr. Hold's son-in-law
M4 daughter. Mr. and Mrs Bryce
Blynn. of Chestnut Hill, will Join Mrs.
wld at Nantucket early next month
Mrs. Blynn was Miss Mabel Howard
Post Reld.
Mr. and Mrs Henry Itogers Cart
nnt, of the Margrave, ended last
k for Europe, where they will spend
too summer.
,,Hr'' and Mrs. Peregrine Wllmer, of
H west Coulter street. Germantown,
a spending several weeks ns the gueflts
Jt Mr and Mrs. Daniel Haddock Car
jajra, of school lnne, Germantown, on
tatlr yacht cruising In New England
Mr, and Mrs Frederic H. Strawbrldge.
. i'fwortn. Germantown, who Hre on-SLti-n,lv!?
trlP tbrough the Canadian
th. il and the We"t- wl return home
" latter part of next month.
ttJ'l'nH'- Mrs' Iyw,B Gordon announce
Sir. r Kment of ther daughter, Miss
SS o?tn?.n'cy Mr' VathRn" Gaol.
0;ll'2;i2!S!,K0.IitMcC,rear.v and Mrs.
Srt?hi id,,of rhctnut Hill, aro stay
"rat the Amlmssndor, Atlantic City.
?ftei0SfrLWetne.rMI; of Chester. Is
. suent of ,er son. n- aw mwl dn.h.
"-. ana Mrs. t Woodward Trainer
at (heir cottage at Cape May. Mrs.
Trainer's sister, Mrs. J. P. Van Kueren,
Is also spending a fortnight with Mr.
and Mrs. Trainer,
Mr. and Mrs. Lowls It. Thlbault, of
St. Davids, have gone to Ogonqult, Me.,
whero they will remain until September,
Miss Kllrabeth Qi Canning, of 6n4
Woodblns avenue, Overbrook, enter
tained last evening In honor of Miss
Dorothy Klpdllne Eyster, of pynwyd,
whose engagement to Mr, Charles U
Oates, of Washington, was recently an
nounced. Mrs. Ocorge Harlng Hughey, of Hono
lulu, who has been visiting her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Adams Sidney, of
rak Lane, for the last two months, left
Wednesday for California. She will sail
on July 27 on tho steamship Maul for
her homo In Honolulu. Mrs. Hughey
will bo remembered as Miss Isabel Hart
Sidney, of this city.
Mln.1 Salome Vans Heullngs, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Heullngs. of 908
South Forty-eighth street, who are
spending the summer at Clralome, tljolr
C'i'tnga at Cape May, Wt yesterday for
i visit with Miss Elizabeth O'Meara. of
Overbrook, Miss O'Meara wilt return
with Miss Heullngs to Cape May on
Tuesday next.
Miss Margaret Mauson Hunter,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James Paton
Hunter, of Media, who ha been spend
ing some weeks with her parents, has
returned to Montreal, Can., where she
will be the guest of her uncle, Mr.
I' rank Hopkins, until the autumn.
Dr. and Mrs. A. Spencer Kaufman are
occupying their cottage, 2J North Sover
eign avenue, Atlantic City, while their
daughter, Miss Dorothy F. Kaufman, is
nt camp Woodmere.
ALONG THE READING
Miss Jeanetto Blumenthal, of Elklns
P.n' 'J,,?'."11.'"? M,w Mildred Whltehlll
nt the Whltehlll summer home In Wild
wood, N, J,
Mr. and Afrfc Harold Harris, of Oak
--,? be,Jn the quests of Colonel
and Mrs. Lea Harris In AtlanUo City.'
GERMANTOWN
Mr. and Mrs. M. de May will en
tertain at dinner at their home, on Mc
Callum street and Mount Airy avenue.
Oermantown. this evening In honor of'
Miss iHope Hampton nnd Miss Martha
Mansfield. After dinner Mr, and Mrs.
i"?. M;y -will take their guests to the
Rlts-Carlton for a dance, to be followed
by supper.
Miss Marie Elizabeth Castor, rtaugh-
. .f JLIr- nn(1 Mrs- William A. Castor,
or .10 East Tulpehocken street, has as
n1U05l f9r a few dftys illt"1 Eleanor
u. Blood, of Boston.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Barnott H. Simons,
Mannelm Apartments, left on Tuesday
i?iUPefl? a week at Camp Delaware,
Point Pleaaant, Pa.
tw William C. S. Lex. of West
r..am .ntr,e,t' wh0 ls occupying an
E'f"' 'n Atlantic City for the
mn,inIt ' 5?" n9.her guest for a week her
Pni ft. Mirs- MarHret White, of 235
East Upsal street.
TMr' ?rn?e S. Bogert. of 324 West
summc" ' . In Atlantlc City for the
Krn'i-" WlaLt.d Kruf and Mls Ruth
FVnftr Trfl.UBht?rH oF Mr- nd Mrs.
a wi, naVe.u rcturned frnm spending
"n.S ", 'h0uPMt" " Miss Dorothy
v,i, otn't daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
street"" n ?cJK,th' . 32 West L"n"
street, nt their cottage at Ocean City.
"'?" M"ry E. fen. of Rfl5 East
dlvs LtWTnn,l'enU9t '5 imping for a few
aays at Lakewood Park, Pa.
i,iIJ,anM Mr5- Frank Krug. Jr.. and
Irill mnT,i,',.,f .1" Sr,st 1'OKan stre""
In .JJ.r .to the Poeono Mountain?
in August-, to remain thrco weeks.
NORTH PHILADELPHIA
arl.m I'lnJ?nCit0 ?' Hor' nt 2l2 Erlo
?nnHin ' .ho 1r,B ben ,no ue,,t "f her
HronH.A1.'--Leon,?ra Duehfer of 3S00
hK.iN!:w York' for somfi time,
nas returned homo.
nMr?fi AICr.c1 Koch- Mr. Joseph Korh
caio to n.nirt1, nftvc oni t0 Chi
cago to spend tho summer
i a.lll,M8' Alfred Hosensteln have
o1? andr.,hme' 2131. West Ontarto
Detroit Th'2f.Ve ,g,one t0 Chicago and
is tmi i They wlTl return by tho end
of July by way of the Great Lakes
Mr. and Mrs, L. g. Shoyer. of 922
w" hUauehnnna "venue, are spend.
sfo ritv UmThL.at theT ?otta -Sea
?-d "" RonaVo'n3.
SOUTH PHILADELPHIA
Mies Flo Jordan, of Twentieth nnd
a."che?s,era?,',, " da"
Mr. Jnmei Ijirklns, of 1721 Mifflin
street, s spending a few days in Vent-
A birthday party will be given bv
Mr. and Mrs Harry Levey, of "711
fvnUn,)hn.C,,eVeInnd .wnw- on atur"day
Jienlng in honor of their son. Raymond
fML'iy S'11 b ?emSred
Siarrlaw Thomas befor her
Mr. Charles Bailey has just returned
COUNTESS OF SANDWICH
ii IK I
" The Countess, who la the wife of the XIarl of Sandwich, of Huntinc
brooke, Huntingdon, England, is a sister of Mr. Holllster Rturges, of
Chestnut Hill. Before her marrlrfge she was Miss Alberta Sturges, a
daughter ot Mrs. Francis H. Leggctt, of New York
MISS ELLA K. B0WNE WEDS PEARL WHITE WINS DIVORCE PROBATE PEIRCE ESTATE
MR. ROBERT M. HADD0N
to his home at 173S Mifflin street after
spending a, few days In New York.
Miss Gertrude Tingle, of 2214 Moore
street, Is spending a few days at At
lantic City.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Kellly have
Just returned to their home at the
Mifflin Apartments after spending a
week at Chelsea.
8TRAWBERRY MANSION
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Haber and their
daughter. Miss Beatrice Haber, left for
Tannersvllle. N. Y and upon their re
turn will visit Saratoga Springs nnd
Mohonk Lake.
Mrs. N. Lehrfeld, of 2557 North Thlr-tv-thlrd
street, Is living at 120 South
Maryland avenue, Atlantlo City.
Mrs. D. Berger. of 1737 North Thirty
second street, is spending the summer
in Atlantic City.
Mrs. S. Feldmnn, of 3225 West NorrlH
street, has Joined her mother, Mrs.
A Speler, at Atlantic City, for the
summe.'.
Mr. and Mrs Louis Woil and their
family, of 2923 Nicholas street! are
spending the summer In Atlantic City.
Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Illtch and their
z wwy . .iran
311
d!l
lUIliiH
GOWNS i
BLOUSES
FROCKS
Clearance
Sale
of
all
Summer
Frocks
MODELS FOR EVERY
OCCASION
ANNE L. DEVLIN
139 So. 1 3th St.
family, of 3224 Montgomery avenue, are
Rnenrllncr fhn HtimTnaf- nt 3n AttnnMn
avenue, Atlantlo City.
Marrlaoe of Miss Frances Toner and
Mr. Vincent Heeney
The marriage of Miss Ella Klrkpat
rick Howne, 805 North Fortieth street,
granddaughter of the late Senator
Bowne, and Mr- Robert M. Haddon took
place on Tuesday In the Belmont Bap
tist Church, the ceremony being per
formed by the rector, the Ilev. 8. Carev
Thomas. Tho bride, who wac given In
marrlngs by her aunt, Mrs, Elisabeth
Klrkpatrlck Nevlns. wore ft white satin
gosvn veiled with filet lace. She carried
a shower bouquet of Bride roses. Mrs.
Frank D. Oeraghty was matron of honor
and Miss Laura Htonements was brlder
maid, Miss Sarah F. ElTcngcr and Mlsi
Margaret Effengcr, nieces of the bride
groom, were Mower girls. Mr. Robert
M. Haddon, Jr., was best man.
A, reception at the home of the bride
followed the ceremony, after which they
left for a short wedding trip, On their
return Mr. and Mrs. Haddon will be at
home at S0 North Fortieth street
HEHNBY TONER
The marriage of Mis Frances E.
Toner, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wll
Ham F. Toner, of 952 East Woodlawn
avenue, Germantown, to Mr. Vincent
Heeney, 953 Locust avenue, German
town, was solemnised nt r, o'clock on
Monday afternoon In tho Chuich of the
Immaculate Conception, Germnntown,
the Rev. William 1 Dewey officiating.
Miss Anita White attended the bride aa
maid of honor and Mr. nernard Dugan
acted as best man. A reception followed
tho ceremony at the homo of the brldo's
parents. Mr. and Mrs. Heeney nre .it
homo at 952 East Woodlawn avenue,
Germantown.
DELAWARE COUNTY
Miss Maude Carman Major, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Henry R Major, of
Media, left yesterday for Pasadena
Cnllf. where she will remain until Sep
tember ns the guest of her "brother nnd
w'ster-tn-law, Mr. nnd Mrs. Horno
Mnjor
Miss Emily Bedford, daughter o' Mr
nnd Mrs J Claude Bedford, of Media
Is the truest of relatives In Davton. O..
.for a few weeks. Her sister. Miss
aiaragnrei Beaiora, is visiting friends
at j'oini rieasanc, m. j ror a lew
weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. James Lord Rigby nnd
their cousin. Mr. Frederick Lnwis. n.
tertalned Informally at dinner n few
evenings ago. wnen tnetr guests in
cluded: air. ana Mrs. William Hurlow
Hlgby, Miss Sarnh Rhodes. Miss R.
Renen Rlgbv Hnd Mr. Edward Ifennev
Crothers. Miss Rlgby's marrlago to
Mr crotners win take place in October.
Ii 11 AfiMifm
WJ'BLj4 mK4Mbw
ak mini m
lawn KYMt' viriyiiiii'j
ii a
,3yBrKiie!fll!,f ,W -"sWV
s649MMo3aa3RinJiAt?fnu?3l -wwusTa.
Mite-Qlhrlton
JPhtlaHtixki
July Sales
PRESENTING THE MOST
IMPORTANT VALUES
OF THE SEASON
Reductions average fifty per cent throughout
the establishment. All of the Summer Fash
ions are included without reserve.
Suits Wraps Sports Apparel
Skirts Blouses Hats
Accessories
Film Star Obtains Decree Secretly fn
Providence No Alimony
rrovltlence, July lil.l'enrl While,
inovlnR-plcture nctress. rer:uretl n ill
orre here recently, It became known
ycstcttlny. Ah the suit wns brought
in her renl name Pearl McCutrheon,
rather than under her film name, the
tittrrns' Identity wns not rtepgnlsed nt
first,
The utmost secrecy had surroumletl
the cose, which was heard before Pre
siding Justice Tanner of the Providence
County Superior '""onrt on July fi, be
ing on of n Inrse number considered
that day. TV petition was for a (II
Mirct from Wnlliit-c MtsCuti-heon. alleg
ing neglect to provide. The petition
was granted without nlimony.
Itith 'vute wno represented In
court. Thdefcndnnt gave his ocou
putlon ,-is nrrrctor. The rourt action,
though i-ontcsted, was brief nnd few
witnesses were called.
NORRI8TOWN
Announcement has been made of the
engagement of Miss Anna H. Bean,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Irwin H.
Bean, of SO East Jacoby street, and
Mr W C. Ollber, of the Norrls Apart
ments. Miss Alphus Ltlby, of F.ast Oak
street, was tho guest of honor at a
surprlre party In celebration of her
sixteenth birthday. There were twenty
guests present at tho event.
THIS IS "GO-TO-THE-MOVIES"
WEEK
EXCKPTIONAL PKATUIUtS
1
MAIIKKT AT NlNniT.KVni 11 TO IJ
ITS A PARAMOUNT PfCTUnR
"WOMAN GOD CHANGED"
. A STORY OF REDEMPTKW
STANTON MARKCT AD. 10TB
O 1 -1N I WIN 11 A.M. to llilo P.M.
Pauline Frederick "koads of
DEBTIKT"
PAI ATF 21 MARKET STREET
I-'VVI-i 10 A. M. to 11 p. M.
Thomas Meighan " 0,
arcadia tcohA.,?,,;tls,i1frr!-p:
"THE GREAT LOVER"
PrtQM l.KO DITRICHPTEIN'3 TLAT
VICTORIA MAIIKET RT. b. 0th
V 1V I Jkl- n A M. to lt-1.1 P, M.
"A VOICE ' DARK"
ADDED "WILD ?iR.y OF AFniCA"
.T5JMAn"KET "TnnET
"THE LOST TtOMANCE"
Letters Granted for Property of the
Rev. Charles C. Pelrce
Letters of ndiuliilstrallou were
granted today by the Itecistcr of Wills
for the estate of the llev. Charles C.
Pelrce, a lleutcnnnt colonel find chap-
lain with the American Expeditionary
J'orces, who died recently In France '
shortly nfter the death of his wife. The
estate was yalued ul 538,370, Hoth
bodies are burled In Arlington Ceme
tery, vtasmngton,
!r. Pelrce hnd rhnrce of the a raves
Ilfglstratlon Huronii for lhi identlfi
ntloii of Aiiirricmi odlcr dead In
rrnnce.
The will of H, Hernnrd Chambers.
Lancaster avenue nml Pheninoil rontl. i
Overbrook. who died July in, probnted I
today, showed ho left nil estate valued
nt more than $105,000, His widow. ,
.Mary II. ( lininbers, nnd two sons were
named as heirs.
Other wills probated Included those of
TUBS1--
m
William Henderson, who died in
Iiilnkcmiii IlosnltiiL sriR.non: l'ra
Cnlderonl. 1-118 Mnorn strcol, fMWfW,
lliimms H. l-'urlow. S027 Enst MaillMM
stirct, $$0-0j Charles P, tlttnt
I.lRlity-seiofid street and Uulsf nvenntw
S.,000 j William P, Meurer, W.1S WcsK
Tliompson street, $7700, and Vlncen
Tanzohw 1.120 Morris street, $7000. x' t
Inventories of personal estates flW.
, were Anna Halrd. $10,101, and Wll-T
! Ham II. Pry, $30,170. f
Less Expensive
CORSETS
FOR SUMMER WEAR
iTflodamE
QdtlL
HsmdMtwax
ItWmSEIBZ
835 Chestnut St.
.IMIO.NF.: WALNUT 4437.
Capitol
l-I-'Vjl--lJ 1 JKWr.r. fARMEV In
"THE SILVER LINING"
GLOBE
JUNIPER AND MA11KET
VAL'DEVtt.r.H
I'ONTTJtrorB
en
TOWERS THEATRECamd
TirtOADTCAV ft PINE STREETf) 11 TO It
THIRD AND PfrTrV'EI.T FTVAT, WEEK
The Official and Only
DEMPSEY CARPENTIER
FIGHT PICTURES
Cnntlnunim Showlnc 11 A. M to 11 P M
K
EITH"S THEATRE
ETHEL BARRYMORE
"In "Th Twelve-Pound Loek"
MISS EMMA HAIG
With RICITARD W. KEDNE
IIARRT DKI.F: KT-IZABETH
KENNEDY A MILTON PERLE.
OTHER BIO FEATURES
Wl!OTrfliii!lim
George Allen, inc.
1214Chestnut Street 1214
Nowadays Ifs Allen's Hats
High Grade
Summer Millinery
at Quick Clearance Prices
Every Summer Hat in this establishment now $4.00 to $10.00.
Such an extraordinary Sale invites an early visit.
Special Sports Sailor Hats in two-tone colorings.
Were $8.50 Now $4.00
Sale of Women's Heavy, Pure Silk
Hosiery at $1.45 Pair
.r Wh.'.t.'- n'uy nml "uss n ca.f. tho texture ami weight of this Silk
Hose will KurpiiFc you, pur,- silk In fine weave, Hale eoles and garter
tons Just what you need for now, there Is only enough for a day
or two's selling.
Irt
i
t
3
't
1
I'
r
if
I 4-
w
i
l-r
i"
; t
Si
All Bathing- Caps Now 50c
Thurajlay we will place on sale the balance of all our Rubber
Bathing Caps at 60c All nre pure rubber nnd there are a ncore of
charming stvles In nny wanted color, double heavy Diving Caps In the
ftiany are nair price.
lot
New Neckwear Just Unpacked
Vestees, round collars. Tuxedo collars and wide cuffs for elbow
sleeves are much In vogue for summer wear
Crisp fresh Organdies, and Brussels Net. lace trimmed and hand
embroidered Many noel designs, some with an added touch of con
trasting color. All are popularly priced
$2.50 Fownes Long Silk Gloves, $1.85
White, champagne or black In extra quality elbow.Iength Silk
Gloves ; washable, of course, and perfect a to fit and workmanship.
WILLOW GROVE PARK I
WA8BIM I.nrS AND H18
BYMPHONY ORCHESTRA I
TODAY
80 ALICE TIIWINO Contralto
T 4f BERNARD POLAND. Tenor
l K HENRI SfOTT n
SPECIAL II. 00 PLATTERS HF.RVED AT
TH! CA8INO DAILY I
. 1
Slip-Over Sweater, Special $3.95
The
shades: hlg
Jade gTcnn, blue,
popular Slip-over Sweaters all
iign necK and long sleeves nnd a
worsted and In the newest
varletv of tha latent Cltrhca
tan, sand, orchid, pink and white.
4711 Guest Size Soap, $1.00 Dozen
know about for toilet
Lilac, Rose Geranium,
Tills is one or tne nnest grade Soups we
Hnd bath; there are six: delightful odors: Violet,
Verbena. Sandalwood and Mayflower.
tTI
R
m
llllllli!!
iilllllllllilliffli'i
Ml
illlllHlHiWI'lillHH
MlilllilHIIIIIIiHiHBillllffl
Adjoining
the
St. James
Walnut St.
Between
12th & 13th
1222-1224 Walnut Street
lllllllllllllflllBMHM
fc E3
ll 139 So. 13th St. jj
rT'vpiffi'' ii'riririiiiT':'ii'i'f'!;"T'Tiiiii-i?iwiTj'!ll'fj'rffij g
SI Announcing the Arrival W j
ill of a Large Shipment of Hi
I New Strap Sandals B !
ftl Now obtainable in all sizes in II! I 2
ll both patent leather and white kid. pS
l3tFi?l! Knpclallu Priced EJhUj
ml 4 nnn IIJ I Sp
I Winkelman II
in ill Styla Footwear for Womtn ftl a
HI 1130 Chestnut St. , IH I
if 38-40 Sooth S2ad St -4 Kr ,
IJMjJ 2961.63 Frankferd Ave. uhnkekw mm 1
llgaifiBM ci yw, Mm I
Special Values for Friday
From Our
Final Clearance
of Suits, Coats, Dresses and Skirts
At Cost and Less
Linen Jumper Dresses
In flesh, rose, green, white, tobacco,
blue and grey.
Were up to $19M
$8.50
, Street Dresses
Taffeta, Georgette and Crepe de Chine.
Were up to $55.00
$16.50
ort Suits
Tweeds, Jerseys and Mixtures.
Were up to $45M
$15
Silk Spoilt Dresses
In Canton Crepe and Novelty Silks.
Were up to $55.00
Summer Frocks
Linens, Dotted Swisses and Voiles.
Were up to $29M
$12.50
Afternoon Dresses
Canton Crepes, Satins.
Wore up to $75J)l)
$25
Tailored Suits
Tricotine and Poiret Twill, navy only.
Were up to $75.00
$25
Sport Skirts
Silks, Plaids and Novelty Mixtures.
Were up to $29M
$25 $15 II
m
Prophylactic Tooth Brushes With
Imperfect Handles, Special at 20c
Each Brush Is stamped by the maker, but because of some slight
Irregularity In tho handle they have been classed as Imperfect and you
may buy tnem for half price.
Bjuaiw
Coty UOrigan Extract at $4.50
A limited quantity of this famous French odor In the H4-ox. alse
for Thursday and Friday at this speclnl price.
LOrigan Face Powder in every desired shade, special
a box.
69c
The
The
A New Importation Just Received of
Allen's French Hair Nets, $1.00 doz.
Alien s jiair . are lamous me country over ror dependability
"SUppon" cap ehapo Hair Xets can be had In largo or small alieo.
"Import Special" straight Hair Nets are extra large alee,
White and Gray Hair Nets in either shape at 16c each; $1.50
a dozen.
MOTOTJIMM
Tht Store of InClvtduat
Shops and Good Value
13 - f If Jm S
S Continental Hotel " W3 .
51
115-117-119 So. 9& Street.
Gigantic Midsummer
CLEARANCE
Exclusive Stock at Vfc to V4 Former Prices
Cotton Dresses
Formerly up
to 21.75 a CC
. l 3
Imported Organ-
uoiua
dies.
SntSses,
etc
VoIIbh.
9
Silk Dresses
Formerly up
to 37.50 f 1 CC
WJ
nintlno tl v
modes, DMtrable
shades.
H
Wash Dresses
Formerly up
to 12.75 r CC
Fine Ginghams,
Organdies,
Voiles.
5J
Silk Dresses
Formerly up
to 49.75
Exclusive and
Original Models.
Coats and Wraps
Formerly up
.75
to 57.50
The Seafton's
faorito fabrics
and styles.
16
Formerly up
to 42.50
Iress and Sports
Models.
Cloth Skirts
Formerly up
to 12.75
Chic plaids and
'lucks plaited
or luiii
4
.45
Silk Blouses
Formerly up
to 12.50
) X(UlSltC ("OH
tume and 'Vu..
lorcd H'.ouses.
w
17.85 1
H
4-is
Smart Suits
I435
,-
i.
ii
f
p , jiii
bhipbV
ti
tif.
..vl?i
siiiiiiiiMsSBBi i -i . v,