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jYancy Wynne Chats of the Reception Given Navy Men
at Newport Philadelphians Among Those
. ' Who Receive A Familiar Tale
mBE Ocorgc W'ldcners nrc horn
X BKaln from Europe. The.v upcnt
most of thp winter nnd Into .uprlnp on
the other side, ynti know, nnd mot Mr.
Wldener'n mother. Mm, Alexander
Hamilton nice, 111 Paris come wwi
no before rcttirnlnR to thl. country.
Mr Hire hn ntoo come Imek. nnd nIii
ind Mr, ItlCe have opened tlielr vllln In
Newport. The Ocorgc AVIdeners nrc
""Mr. Fltx-ktipene IMxnn, Mm. Rice's
other .clillil. In (.till In Europe with her
family. Mrs. lco wo nmons the
v'men who, received at the l.r nffn Ir
rlren In Newport on Friday" for the
Ring ofDcr of the War College
there! I hene also thnt Mr. .nnd Mrs.
HarrlMn Morris received nt the affair.
Philadelphia Is twunlly well represented
i tt ill the bis dolins In. Newport, but
?... . many P illndclplilnns
lit Southampton., wlie. i? now even
noro fwhloniible thnn the New Hng nnd
.nft. Mrs. Jamm Frnncl .Sulllvnn
and her two daughter wll go there nexi
non lb o stay for several wcol. oii
'taow. Mr. Sullivn.i's small grnndHon
fives there In the Htimnicrtline with IiIh
'grandmother Hoffman.
SPEAKING of the SnlllvniiH. I saw
Frankle on the street Saturday
wearing a mnrt stunning get-up. Hie
7rock was of gray crepe do chine an.
If. made with un accordion pleated
ridrt an cut fairly short. There wuh
,n Eton Jacket which met at he neck
Sd o??ne?l ovor a verteo of lace and
! narrow sash was arranged a .out the
waist twice nnd tied at the side. lhe
frock was topped with a large bat of
deep . yellow, trimmed with a yellowrilk
rose. .,
T SAID fnlrly short skirt when do
X scribing Frankle Sulllvnn's costume
sdvlscdlv. Have you noticed hat the
dieMM renllr arc a good deal' longer
than they were in the early spring
and last summer, that Is the new
SrVsses which nrc coming oyer from the
other "ide T. You sec Frankle returned
?st a few weeks ago from Paris, where
ft. bought some lovely things nnd her
frock Is decided! longer.
. litt.nt who
IF YOU nave a jouiik ..i...v
Koes about a great deal and stays
. .. it i u vnriiiim ii i niii
find Jim T's hnntlKer cnici n -"
K's shirt nnd .Toe It's vest an I 1
Homebody F.lse s socks And downstairs .
on the hall table you'll find any one s
v.. w rour brothers. ...
uav - --,- , ....
Into the land of unconsciousness.
Well, they picked him up and hurried
. the.v picked him up anu hhiuv.. ,
Mm off to the hospltnl. Aim iiiiik -
to show signs of consciousness
he could not tell his name. That
nil rig ht." snld one of the nurses.
?.V .-I x i.. n. nn bU hnndkcrt'liicf.
It took but an Instant to look iip I M-
.inhnni number attached to that name
.Jftnn few mlmitPF Mr- M wa-
and in a fpw ninutrs .Mrs. .u ,
being to d thnt her son im -m
wa nt the hospital, having lin l an niiio j
I.I.... Tli. u-na ilpcldpil nllia7.C
ment and no anxiety In the voice which
answered: "Is this a practical joke?
It seems that Jim M was at
that moment sitting next to mother at
the phone. And so It went. A name
was discovered on another article oi
clothing. That wns it. he's borrowed
the hnuilkpri-hlpf from Mime one and
this was bin real name. So tnc tele
phone pot busy ngnln and an nnxlnus
mother hurried down to hee her son. not
to find him In fact, she did not even
know the young man.
lly this time, the injured one came
back to consciousness nnd declared his
name. Po von wonder there wns some
doubt when it was found to be entirely
different to the various immoH which
had been .discovered on his clothing.
He wus able to go home by now. but
the authorities felt he hnd better lip de
tained until identified. Certainly he
hnd with him ninny things be apparently
did not hplong t-
So th" mother whose nnme nnd
number he gave wns called to the
Wrnhon. n3 told that the hospital
uaii un iiii-iiii-iii L-iiM- un-ii-. linn
while the patient had only suffered from
shock nnd temporary unconsciousness,
It was felt that he could not be dis-,
charged until Identified. And snld
they: "Mndnmc. he siivh he l your j
son, nut lie is carrying .inn .i s iinnu
kerchief; lie is wennn-r Joe K s shirt
his socks arc marked nnvlil S . nnd
wost of his otlier gnrnientK hnvo dlf-
terent names.
"Did you say he's all richt?" snld
a owoct rather worried voice. "We
aid lie Is all right Madame, but we
are not nt all sure lie Is your son. Wp
nuift ask you to come down here nnd
Identify him." "Oh." snld the little
lady. "Mint's Tom all riijlit. lie's
always wearing other people's clothes
anil leaving his thing.- nt the otner ,
boys' houses." NANCY WYNNK.
SOCIAL ACTIVITIES
An tntereitlni? u-erldlnir of tho early
fall will be thnt of Miss Frances I.a
Lanne, daughter of the late Mr. nnd j
Mrs. Frank Dalo I.a I.anne, of this city. '
and Captain Duncan Grlnnell-Mllne. M
C. D F. C , son of Mr. nnd Mrs. Ocorg-Grlnnell-Mllne,
of Ennismoro Harden,
London, which will be solemnised on
Saturday, September 17. In the Church (
of the Redeemer, Bryn Mawr. tho Itev
George Calvert Carter officiating. A
reception will follow nt tho home of
Mlfs La I.anne's uncle and mint. Mr
and Mrs. John W Townond, In lliyn
Maw,, ,
Mr and Mrs. Charles Hutchinson
'win anu tnoir uaugiiter. mibh niizn
oeth II Machen. of St. Paul's rond. Ard
Wore, will leave August 1 for Jnme
jown. It. I , where they will spend n
lortnight us the guests of Mr and Mrs.
fhster K. Wetherlll. ot Kent and Atl
prey roads, Wynnewood, at their sum
"ier home
(,?,'r ?ml Mrs- nndcliffo Furness and
Sf'r daughter, Miss Mary Itndcllffe
lurness, iUul ther B0I, Mr (jeorKn
'urness, nccompanled b Mrs. Kur-
ness elster, Miss Mary W. AVIItse. of
w ntRwn; w1 B thl Wl'ek to Jiimes-
th?u' ?. ' wll,,r" tlic' wl occupy
ineir cottnge.
elivIr '!"rt. Ml'8' ,'raK lllddle. of this
vllln n.,'w Yorl' are occupying their
um at Newport.
t?,M'i.L,5,roln Ferguson nnd her dnugh
r. Mies Peggy Ferguson, of 8031 Semi-
r
J u'wlll' kno wU I n when you
l0 to sort the wash each week, loul!
"Pr"l"'. ..... ! - 1,,.. nllA. A 7S0R I.lnrnl ,lrl nu.,,, inn ...in
lowing talc. i j t ont RO to .iftmc!,,owrl 'u j on AuBHt ,
yn 55 1,1s car rccentlv nnd while where they will remain until September.
.' JUL 1.11 1 ielv along the mad. ns is i Miss Anne Williams, daughter of Dr.
IE" -nnt ,f vounc Amerlon. he tore '"id Mrs. Carl Williams, of West School
V""1 ",,. e Kenr and sailed off "o" ne. Germnntown. Is. spending
flSfflllf
nut 1J0 I
TODAY
nolo avenue, Chestnut Hltl, who are vy
Itlng Mrs. Cliarlcn II. Hart In Atlantic
Ulty, win return nomo nen ..
Mr. and Mrs. Itoland D. I Pollock, of
8316 Seminole nvenue, Chestnut Hill,
are eritcrtnlnlnr ns their cuct over tins
week-end Mr. Pollock's sister, Mrs. Cor
nelius l.ynde, and her daughter. Mil
Margaret Rmlly l.ynde. and her yon, Mr
.Snmuel Adnm.i M'nde. ft Wlnnetkn
III. Mr and Mrs. Pollock and thcl
fumllv will leave on Wednesday for
Ventnor. N. J., where they will occupy
their eottnna for thfl remainder of tho
season.
Mrs. B. C. Purvlance, Miss Hetty
Purvlance, Miss Evolyrt PurVlnnco and
Miss Julia R. Itcetiner. all of Chestnut
Hill, who havo heen living for tho last
year In Santa Barbara, Calif., havo re
turned homo.
Mr. and Mrs. William Flndlny Brown,
of Summit avenue, Chestnut Hill, were
the RUests over the week-end of Judge
Hownrd Davis nnd .Vjrr Davis nt their
cottnne nt Spring Lake,
Mr. and- Mra. Chnrlcs IJ, Jennings,
of Chestnut Hill, who havo heen travel
ing uhroad, will arrive In this country
on Auirust fl, when they will ko to
Mnlno for tho remainder of the summer.
Miss Elizabeth Jennes spent tho week
end In Cnno SInv ns the KUest of Dr,
and Mru. Hnrrlson K. Canor, Jr., at
their cottage, 911 Stockton avenue.
Miss Josephlno O. Hooper, dnughtor
of Mr. and Mrs. Itobert P. Hooper, of
Wolverton, Chestnut Hill, will return
tomorrow from Capo May, whoro sh
spent the week-end nR tho guest of Miss
Margnrctta Dixon, daughter of Mr. nnd
Mrs. Thomns R Dixon, of tho Poplars.
Chestnut Hill, nt their cottage. Mr,
and Mrs. Hooper, Miss Hooper nnd Mr,
Robert G. Hooper, Jr.. will spend
August nt Northeast Hnrbor, Me.
Mrs. Norman Tnylor, of Springfield
nvcnuo. Chestnut Hill, Is spending
soma tlmo nt KnumWstown, It. I.
Mrs. W. Grldln Grlbbel nd her fnm
lly, of Westmoreland nvenue, Chestnut
Hill, will lenvo August 1 for Hltie Hill,
Me., to spend tho remainder of tho sum
mer. Mr. Grlbbel will snll August 1.1
with tho American Legion for England.
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Chester Wil
liams nnd their sons, Mr. Chester Clark
Williams. Mr. Samuel Williams and Mr.
John Williams, of Cnrondclet, Wynne
wood, will leave on August 11 for Long
l.ako, In tho Adirondack mountains,
whoro they will spend the remainder of
the summor. Mr. nnd Mrs. Williams
will entertain ns their guests Mrs. Ed
ward II. Kox and her son. Mr. Kuthey
Fox, of Npw York, over tho week-end
of Aijust 4.
Mrl nnd Mrs. Hollln H. Wilbur, of
Old Stono House, St. Davids, who nro
spending several weeks nt Fort Island,
Alexandria tiny. N. Y.. will return hnmn
August 1. On August 4 Mr. nnd Mm.
w bur will snll for Europe, whero they
Wil spend thp romnlnder of tho summer
traveling In England, Krnnco, Swltz.er-
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'nmn
, willlnn
ntl her other dnugh'ter, Miss Jane
unnniR, iimvo Just returned from ,i
uip to tjaiirornia. Dr. nnd Mrs. Williams
--...,...,., .H ,lrl u.cii u. -i t;r. .Li
bert .Tenner, of Milwaukee, Wis.
Mr. mid Mrs. Edward D. Itnlnsford
and their family, of Torresdnle. havo
uikbii n cottage In rape May for tho
"".
Mrs. Elisabeth Ashman Palmer, it
Plalnfleld. N. J., has been the guest of
nrf M(Jl
wlI(Ji nenf Medn f , ,
Mr. and Mrs. Mclntlrn nnd their fnmilv
who have been there slnre eatly In June,
will leave lu n few days for Pecketts-on-Sugar-HIU,
at Francouln. N. II.,
whom they will i-pmnln until Scptemhe.-,
returning to Uilcwlld to spend the enrlv
autumn beforo opening their homo lu
Ardmorf.
Mrs. Kllzabeth Harper and her fiinv
lly. of Baltimore, am now oceupving
their summer homo near Swarthmore.
Mr. nnd Mrs. J. Woerner Ilelswnnger.
of Coatpsvlllp, Pa., were week-end
gueBts of Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Hal
termnn and Miss Kathorlno Hnltcrmnii.
Mrs. Woerner, beforo bur lnarrlngo
In the spring, was Miss Dorothv Den
ham, of Washington. Mr. Roiswnnger Is
the son of Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Ilels
wnnger. of Prexel Hill.
Mr. nnd Mrs, T. ('. Mortimer, of tho
Rlttenhousc. are staying nt the Ambas
sador, Atlnntlc City, for several weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert 13. Dlller, of
5.7 South Forty-second street, nro
stopping at the Chateau Frontonnc,
Quebec, for a few days on their wav to
Acadia, Nova Scotia. They will return
homo by way of Halifax and St. Johns.
& " W Z
oorougn-iiioniielm. Atlantic Cltv.
Mr nnf, Mrfl Henrv I-(l() ', ,
family, of Moylnn. hnvn returned from
a three, weeks' tay nt Laconla, N. II.
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SOUTH PHILADELPHIA
MIki M I'nutrell. of 24 ill South
Seventeenth street. Is spending n few
days at Atlantic City.
Miss M. Miller, of K0 1 Pino street, Is
upending a few weeks in the Pocono
Mountain'
Mr. and Mrs Mehrlnj. of 2 106 South
Twenty-first street, hnve gone to At
lantic City for thn summer
Mr. and Mrs. .leiomo H. l.ouchheim
nli lu fhf. IOI- fi nn.l f irn1.A. 1- r iit .
iikwi iii iiiin , nv. aitm w .
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dlii'v
Coprrlelit 1021. tXt NMl
rii.rniareutu-al jQtis'J' ??
r'nnfnino An&.& ,Mr
yPW Cleans
j Sf the Teeth
Ns7 But Fresh-
ens the Mouth.
SPEARMINT
I TOOTH PASTE
v!.'Wj-i
' . -i"A,
EVENING PUBLIC
At Jamestown
l'hnto by Ilncnrsch
.MISS K0S1S IIAWKK8
Daughter of Colonel Kobert
Hawkps, of Iho nrltlsh Annv, nnd
.Mrs. Ilaulics, who nro spending tho
.summer In Jamrstown
of 13.) South Seventeenth street, who
nro at Deal Beach, N. J., will return
today to their home. They will leave
later In tho month for tho Mnlno consit
for several weeks.
Mr. James Blrndo has Just returned
to his homo nt 2212 South Bancroft
street, after spending some tlmo nt At
lnntlii City.
Dr. and Mrs. G. Bnrrlnger Sllfcr havo
returned to their homo nt 1709 Rltner
street, after spending the week-end nt
Atlantic City, Miss Mndellnn Sllfcr, their
daughter, him Just returned homo after
spending two weeks lu New York.
Mr. nnd Mrs. M. Q'l.enry aro spend
ing thn summer In Chelsea. Mrs.
O'l.cnry will be remembered ns Miss
Margaret Regan beforo her marriage.
Mr. nnd Mrs. William O'Brien, , for
merly of this section, nro spending the
summer In Chelsea, N. J. Mrs. O'Brien
will bti remembered ns Miss Margaret
Glmmel beforo her marriage.
Mr. Muldoon, of 153$ Porter street,
and his three daughters, Mips Mary
Muldoon, Miss Eleanor Muldoon nnd
Miss Anna Muldoon. will spend tho
month of August with Mr. Muldoon'3
sister In AtlantM City.
Mr. Joseph Hatpin and his famllv. of
I.nmbert nnd Shunk streets, will leave
shortly for their apartment In Chelsea,
N. J., whero they will spend tho month
o; August.
Mr. Paul Griffon and his brother, Mr.
William Griffon, have been spending tho
last few week-ends at Klrkwood. N. .r
eft jfUMtH nt tnu Klrlwod Country
DELAWARE COUNTY
Mrs Itobert C. Woolman. of Pes
.Moines, In., has been the guest for n
week of her cousins, Miss Elizabeth
Baker and Miss Ida Baker, nt their
homo In Media.
Mr. and .Mrs. V. Gilpin Robinson haw
lnvn entertaining Mrs. T. WMIlam Ham
mctt. of Geriunntnwn, for a few dnM
at Hill View, their home near Lun's
downe. Mr. and Mrs George M. Bunting, of
Chester, are occupying their eottayo in
the Poconos. whero they will remain
until September.
Mr. nnd Mrs It. O. Pomenry. of Ridley
Park, nre occupying tholr cottage nt
Ocean City.
SHOES FOR THE WHOLE FAMILY
SER CLEARANCE SALE
3.85 4.8S 5.85
.ILL the season's favorite styles in vhite, leather
or fabric; and all other leathers materials com
binations. All sizes. Shoes for Men, Women,
Girls, Boys and Kiddies included in price slashing!
RUMMAGE SALEoi SUMMER SHOES this season's
goods 1.00, 1.95, 2.95
'ALLAHAN
. GOOB
921 MARKET STREET
GOth & Chtitnut Sti. 5604 Germantown Ave, 2736 Germantown Ave.
XMheppacd &8om
Dainty Bedspreads
White
with
stripes
to make
them
look
Edre Scalloped Lika Handwork $4 each
Scalloped Bolster Throws to match, $2.00 each
English Block-Print Bedspreads
$5.o0 each
Very modish because they aro so vcrj)
smart. Scalloped edge.
Homespun Scalloped Lunch Cloths, with
4inch circular hand-embroidered initial, $5.00.
1008 ?h8tnuttreet
Closed Saturdays "during July aid August
iEDGEBHPHILAI)ELPHlA MONDAY
MISS GERTRUDE D. DENNIS
WEDS MR JAMES GWILLIAM
Pretty MarrlaQe of Mle Barbara
Marshall and Mr. Roacoe Duer
Tho marriage of Miss qcrtrude. Dor
othy Dennis, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
George Dennis, of 6036 Keyser street,
Oermantown, to Mr. James Kirk Owll
llam, of Pnufsboro, N. J will tnko plnco
nt 4 o'clock this afternoon In St. LUIte 8
Episcopal Church, Germnntown avenue.
Tho Itev. Christian, of Alaska, will per
form the ceremony, nnd Mr. Dennis will
glvo his daughter In marriage. Miss
Edith May DennlH will attend her sis
ter aa maid of honor, and Mr. Raymond
O. Dennis will act as best man. There,
will be no reception.
, DUEIt MAIlSHAMi
A pretty home wedding took place at
7; 30 o'clock on Snturday evening, when
Miss Barbara T. Marshall, of 6134 Mal
colm street, became the brldo. of Mr.
noacoo F. Duer, of 663S Pemhorton
street Thn Rev. Warren McKclvoy,
D. D minister of St. Paul's Presby
terian Church, Fiftieth street and Dal
tlmori avenue, oiDclatcd, A reception
fontho Immediate families of tho brld
nnd bridegroom followed Immediately
arter tho ceremony.
The bride woro a gown of white satin
nnd duchess lace, with tullo veil, ar
ranged with ornngo blossoms. Sho car
ried a Bhowor bouquet of whlto bridal
roses and sweot peas, nnd wao attonded
by Miss Snlomo M. Doyer, of Norrls.
town, as maid of honor. Sho woro a
gown of pink crcpo de chlno nnd carried
plnl roswl.
Mr, Sam McAllister ncted ns best
man.
After an extended wedding trip
through Maryland. Mr. and Mrs. Duer
will llvo nt 6B38 Pembcrton street,
where they will bo at homo after Sep
tember. MacHUGII BRVSON
Tho wedding of Miss Mabel Ilryson,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Hast
ing:! Ilryson, 274 Kings Highway Enst,
Haddonflcld. N. J., and Dr, John Mnc
nugh, of this city, took place nt the
home of tho bride's parents at 4 o'clock
on Snturday afternoon. Tho Rev. Dr.
Joseph II. C. Mnckle, former pastor of
ino i-roHoytorian cnurcn, Hauuonnolo,
N. J., now pnstor of tho Northmlnstpr
Presbyterian CTiurch, West Philadelphia,
performed tho ceremony, Tho brldo
wns given In mnrrlngo by her fnther.
Her only nttendant was her sister. Miss
Helen Brycon, of Hnddonflcld. N. J.
Dr. William A. Capon, of this city, was
best man. After tho ceremony tho bride
nnd bridegroom held a reception nnd
then started on an extended wedding
trip which will Include Italy, Switzer
land, France, Belgium, Holland nnd tho
British Isles. On their return they will
llvo In this city.
NORRISTOWN
Mrs. Goorgo C. Fox. of HO Spring Mill
n.ven', Conshohocken. entertained nt n
bridge luncheon In honor of her slster-In-law,
Miss Mildred Fox, who will leave
next Wedne.-dav for Portland. Ore., to
engage In Y. W. C. A. work. Thero
were sixteen guests.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Frank Bcnz, of 1114
Green ntreet, observed their twenty-fifth
wedding anniversary on Monday last.
Mr and Mrs, Benz hnve three children.
Mr. Roscon Benz, Mr. Clarence Benz nnd
Master Ralph Benz.
How quickly it Iienlsl
Yos, that's tho point Al
most tho moment this gen
tlo ointment touches tho
clck okin, itching stops and
he.-illng begins. Does not
burn or ntlng even when
applied to the moat IrriUtH
surface. Yoa can et It from
your dnicgiit.
Resinol
SHOES
or couieur de
rose
summery nnd cool :
OERMANTOWN
Mr. and Mra. J. lfnrker Chadwlck, of
cottage at Ocean city for tho summer.
Mr. nnd Mra K. G, Taulano and their
family, 363 Gowen avenue, arc ccupylng
an apartment In Ocean City .or tlvo
summer.
Mr. and Mm. Walter Miller and their
family, formerly of 439 East Mount
Airy avenue, nrn occupying their new
homo on West Upsal street.
Mra. Frank A. Taylor and her fam
ily, 614 Im Sedgwick street, nro In
Oocnn City for the summer.
- Mr. nnd Mrs. John Bolr, 661 East
Mayland street, havo returned from
opendlng a short time In Atlantic City.
Mr. and Mrs, George C. Gray, 221
East Mount Pleasant nvonuo, nnd Mr.
and Mrs. Arthur J. Malone. 227 East
Mount Pleanant avenue, will leave on
Friday to spend n month In New
Hampshlro.
Mr. and Mrs. John Jollev. Jr.. 609
East Gorgaa lane, are occupying their
now homo In Chelsea.
Miss Gertrude Brldgman, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs, Goorgo M, Brldgman, ot
6706 Anderson street, will leave for
Chelsea today to spend ton tlays visiting
friends.
Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph D. Bird and
Miss Mary Blrtl, 616 East Tulpehooken
street, spent tho week-end In West Ches
ter, Pa.
NORTH PHILADELPHIA
Mra. Charles A. Koder, of 2468 North
sixieenm street, is occupying nor sum
mer nomo, 1'ino Rest, at uergey, i'a.
Mrs. M. E. Lovy, of 1634 North Thlr
temth street, Is spending some tlmo at
Atlantic City.
Mrs. Benedict Glmbot, of 1416 North
Broad street. Is spending tho summer at
viianno uiiy.
Mr. and Mrs. Jsaao Gcrstlcy nnd their
family, of 1707 Jefferson streot, aio
spending tho summor nt Rangoley Lakes,
Me.
Miss Dorothy Berg, of 2312 North
Pnrk avenuo, Is thn guest for a few
weeks of her sleter, Mra. Alexander
Bayer, at their summer homo at Wood
mere, L. I.
The Misses Hayes, of 639 North Twenty-second
stroot, arc spending tho ro
mnlnder of this month nt Mount Pocono
Mr. and Mrs. Jlnrry Bachrach, of tho
Majestic, nro spending the summer at
Atlnntlo City.
Mr. nnd Mrs. 8. Price Ellas, of 2200
North Seventeenth street, announce tho
betrothal of their daughter, Ml?s Eleanor
D. Ellas, to Mr. Albert S. Drelfus, of this
city.
Oven Baked Beans j
In Individual Pots, 10c II
4
You'll never know how
good Baked Beans can
be until you try ours.
24 Reitaurantt
ttntrally located. M
"V"ii iiii.i 1 1.''
1 BriCing (p.
i
S. A. MacQueen Company
JEWELERS
1427 Walnut Street
Removal
to 1723 Walnut Sfreet
George Allen, inc.
1214 Chestnut Street 1214
Nowadays Ifs Allen's Hats
The Balance of Our
Summer Millinery
at Final Reductions
At the little prices all our Hnts are now marked, the.v would
be an economical purchase to wear the balance of the season. The
styles are correct and the qualities are of our usual high stand
ard. They are very tempting at these newly low prices.
$4.00, $6.00, $8.00, $10.00
3000 Pairs of Women's Heavy
Pure Silk Hose in this Sale at $1.45
White, Dlnck, Navy, Cordovan in a fine weave of heavy silk,
Lisle soles and carter tops. When you see them you will buy
them by the dozen and half dozen.
Slightly Soiled Pure Linen Towels
a Third to Half Off, 50c to $1.00
Fine (crude Towels of pure linen huek vaw .ind liemHtitcheil niin
with
I itlllW UUIllunn ........-. ..vrw
miK'"V MMK'U.
Silk Hand Bags, a Clearance
at Half Price, $2.50 and $5.00
Fine quality Hiisb In plain or
mostly black, with a. few brown and
Fine 40-Inch Crepe de Chine, $1.45 Yard
All-sllU Crepe tie Chlno In fifteen of the season's best HhaJoR. mn.
Flefllu Pink, Turquoise. Conil Qniy. Zinc, Jnp.in, Hanlinjr nine liHee
i.nac, noneynnw, urinvii, .-.mj nun
fnvorlto Bilk for wear now
nnn ill inu
In the
Coty's L'Origan Extract at $4.50
A limited quantity of thlH famous French oilor In the M.-n? ,.,.
this dieolnl price. ' ' hlzo'
Ht
L'Origan Face Powder in
a box.
Imported Dotted
AU new ehndes In fine
la the regular 1.75 crarte.
quality
Zephyr Glnghama in plain
the usual 75c grade at 50c yard.
Fiber Silk Tuxedo Sweaters, $7.95
to $13.95
MiiciiiEHMimiiBwgffliiMrjiiim
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JTOY 25, 1021
WEST PHILADELPHIA
Mlsii Gertrudo A. Lynch, of 638 South
Fifty-sixth street, Is spending tho sum
mer at Asbury Park, N. J.
Mr. and Mrs, Clarence A. Allison, of
6926 Carpenter street, with .their son,
Master Thomna Wood Allison, nro
spending tho summer months nt At
lantla City.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Hurry C. Ilarblti. hnve
returned from their wedding trip ana
aro at homo at 314 South Fifty-second
street. Mrs, Harbin wns, beforo her
mnrrlngo last month, Miss Norma E.
Srta , of 6311 Wyaluslng avenue.
MAJtICET AT NINETEENTH- 11 TO 11
LIONEL BARRYMORE
IN I'HIHT NATIONAL ATTRACTION
"The Great Adventure"
BUSTER KEATON VJotS-W-
Vocnl I'rolnzue Eminent Soloists
Tnny Hunt' I.xt.st Comedy Creation
'When the Whale Wan Jonahed
Pal;
at Tin-rir
Imperial
aJace theatres
12t4 MARKET OOTH WAI.Nt'T
NOVI'.t, nml IMt'M'SStVB PHOTO DRAMA
FILMED IN VENICE ON THE
OLORIOl'S ITALIAN CANAL!!
A IDf" A rM A Chentnut Ht. Del. Mth
tvrJJr in a. m. to u tr. r. m
ETHEL CLAYTON ,,V;,TH
VICTORIA gflS,Tf .SViH
HOPE HAMPTON ,.'??..
WAROI n I I DYO ' AMONG 1JIOSB
I'llK.fi.NT"
C" A DIT! 24 MAHKKT HTHEKT
V-i 1 1 vl. nnmrriiv dai.ton in
"nniiiND MARKfl'
D 17 C U MT MAHKi-rr st. iT itth
rS.IjVvjC-.IN 1 OW'B.N' MOOHK In
"Dlvorre of Conveniens.!"
GLOBE
JUNU'EIl AND MAItKBT
VAT'DIlVrM.B 11 TO 11
TOWERS THEATRE Camden
nnoAnw'AY pine strkkts 11 to 11
roiITn'KTY LAST PIX DAYS
The Official and Only
DEMPSEY CARPENTIER
FIGHT PICTURES
Continuous Phnwlnir 11 A. M. to 11 I. M.
EITH'S THEATRE
JACK NORWORTH
Hlnuinrf Ills Own Boni
FRANK VAN HOVEN
Thi DIppy-.Mml MaKlcInn
JANET ADAIR: pnnoTHEA
SAni.tEfl with WILLIAM
r, aston & r:o. othbu staus
WILLOW GROVE PARK
VYAfHII.I I.EI'S '"" Svmf.iony Orch-tr.
TODAY
4 30 EXHI. KOI.O.MAN. ivllmt
7- SYMPHONY rATUKTlQL'E No. 0
0 4.". IHJHOTHY KOX Soprnno anil
HAt'I. II MANN. Hnrlton
HrErtAi. ft.nn platteiis served at
THE CASINO DAILY
ON or before Sep
tember 1st we will
be in
larger
our new
building
and
HID fAi fill IL'llili .1,I1M .'11(1
only
Molro .illks with shell or
navy.
netnl tops ;
tiiucK. iri'po il ( h tin is P-.i.i'
hull
Full.
every desired shnde, special (i9c
Swiss at $1.00 Yard
hwlns with n-lf-color dots
Thn
colors
in
HKht or dark shades;
knit j
1 i iijffiiir 0 (fit
1 Uffi MLW WSL,
I nsv , --y sy-v cw
R
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II
J Lewis "K
I Formerly of 128 o. Flfterntll Mtrtet f , ,
ANNOUNCES ;
The Removal to Their ' V
I New and Spacious Shop I -i
I 1519 WALNUT STREET -,
ffl Displaying n -?
Gowns and IV raps - ?
We have no connection with nnjj other shop jjj j
l in Philadelphia fjjft
- -, ,-
JJ STKAMIllll' NOTiri'S KTKA.MSim NOTICKH
" '" - -
A
Regular
N. Y. to
fiiH HI
Drexcl
Kramer Illds., Hnltlni(iri Slolillr New
Trips
DeLuxe
OLPHIN LINE
Awav ir"iii run pui , pp-ov ti Dri -
.i. 'tx. ' ttmvi xnirir tin l'imi hi n' rwniciri
for thtt round trip Av a'khn )OS
ARCH STREET WHARF
For Trenton Bristol
M M)V
l.00 A. M.. .) A. M 10.00 A.
n.tni i. ,... Tn.u.i i'. .ii.
"IVKKKDAYS
K.30 A. SI., t.00 I'. M 4.SO I. M X.OO I. M.
ALL nOATS STOP AT BURLINGTON ISLAND PARK
tRtrps nt IlrNt ii. "HriH'ol Bn'l I'nrV nnly.
A'1 h'Rt nk the r' uirl trip to
tn .oo r. m bM. rale. 39 crnu encn way Pun.inv, 4U cnt. (.nlMren,
10) half In
yo hist ivniTF. Fort nooKi.F.T no iiikt
EAR
Incorpornteil 1S01
U. S. Shipping Board Steel Steamers
Regular Freight Service
PHILADELPHIA to HAVANA
SS COQUINA AUG. 18
(ArrnageinraU liute brrn nrnle for aalrk itlarhnrce at enrzo m Ilinoa
For Hpnre ami Rntm Apply
EARN-LINE STEAMSHIP COMPANY, Agents
Bullitt Building, Phila., Pa.
lmbrf ftn0Llnt.A2O?.''2n3 ... ....
LA CSC
STEAMSHIP CORPORATION
Regular Freight Service
PHILADELPH9A to
Rotterdam Antwerp -Amsterdam
? S "TULSA" (U. S. S. II.) Sailinc July 25
SS "COLLINGSWORTH" (l S. S. B.) SalllnS ? July 3r
tor rates and particular, apply
GEYELIN & COMPANY, INC., Phila. Agents
iuo ooutn rourth
Lombard S144
AMERICAN SHIPS ARE
AVAILABLE FOR YOUR
OCEAN VOYAGE
New Combination PasseiiRfi
nnd Freight Shipii
Fast, Luxurious Steamer,
Reliable F r o i g h t Shir
THE STANDARD OF
THE MARINE WORLD
UNITED STATES
SHIPPING BOARD
Sailings from every port
in America to the lead
ing ports of the world.
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STEAMSHIP LINES
PHILADELPHIA to
CORK, DUBLIN, BELFAST,
LONDONDERRY
(IIIht IrUli I'nrt". If
Kiitlli'lint CarKii (lffer
S-S'-TASHMOO" Loading
'ii'' ', South
Moore & McCormack Co., Inc.
S Brondwny, New York
rmi.xnri iiii i,it
E. W. STRINGFIELD
Anchor Forwnrdinij Co., Inc.
IIS 47(1 llre-r lllilic I'HII.i.
MaUmbdiil 5117 H M.'n nurtT
Dixie Steamship Lines
PHILADELPHIA to BRISTOL,
MANCHESTER, GLASGOW
U. S. S. B. S. S. "M0N0MAC"
Expected to ll lnt .Inly iir early Anrii.i
for ROTTERDAM
U. S. S. B. S. S. "WESTERN HOPE"
T"lirrtfn" tn anil All. 21
AT COMT.UKNrr! ItATlW
Harrlas, Magill & Co., Inc.
l.omhord (1220-1 Malq lo'o
425 Lafayette ndn.. PhiludelphU
. ' '' jySSk H
Express, Passengc
Freight Service
Rio it Janeiro, Montcridtn, Batnoi Aim',
HON 17 000 tnnii (n) Aur,
H S AKOI.T'8, 21 nnn ton. (ft)
s s MirTiir.RN citnss. 21 ono torn e
H H AMKIIICAN I.KOION. 21 000 ton (r
8 S III'IION 17 100 torn. ('.
S S AKOI.t'S. 21 000 tons (iO
Wmmrr nt I" S Shipping Hoard
'( First, nurnntt ami third class
Srnt.
fnt, J7
8"P. Sit
Oct. 14
eGB&XaJr
r First una thrtl rlnss
For rut'" ftn! pnrttriilnni ntptr
tii nnr I'aicniEfr Aitfnrr or to
Munson Steamship Line
mm
111 M'nll StrM't.
N.v York
Ruildinpr
Orlrnnn St.
I'hilndelnhin
IouM tonvToy Hide. Chleac
'if - pwfpi ntrKi ni a unipnm iinrr nouti
linn iirj .-v . vu u iiv U UU
from OJ
Burlincton Island PArk 0
SAIMMiK
M.. 1.00 V. SI.. 2.00 V. SI.. 3.30 P. M)
Tren'on and TlurUnKton Tlanrt I'rk e
It oJ
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LINE
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Slain Stl irt
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DIAMOND
Street, Philadelphia
Main 7620
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New VnrU l.lertiaol
.In.. 3ii Am 27 Sept, 24
A nc n .Kent ; Oct. ' I
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urk lierlxiurc rmtitlinmpton
Atlsr 3 Aur .It a-t. 8
1'e.lrie
Ce:t!-
Adriiif c
Oljmpm
Nrn lorl
C'nnopio
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a -t r
. Aiib 1.1 Sept 3 Sept. 21
. mid UnMun Anrm. (illirultiu-.
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Auc 0 Bept, 84
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Hnverford
. iiiiiiiirii.iiui j.iierpcoi
Auif. 13 Sept 17 Oct 23
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N. v., rirmoiith, Cliirhonrc. Antwerp'
Z-olind ,, . .An, ii .i.w in Oct. 'in
Krn.nl;nd Auk. 13 Sept 17 Oct.23
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nutiiiiiriil iHU rlnH nnlv) .July "!
Snmlnml 3d clas only! Aur.-Sl
! riBht f.r Dunriit only au from N"
lurk une iv 'ntp 1
rhlliidelplilii Antnerp ..
P-ythian 1,,- ' n
American Line
New York-
Mi nnlla
lliiinliur tIu rhrrtmur
'Julv 2S Srpt,
Mr hur a
i'nlln nt Pit mouth
Hamburir
All. 2B
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ATLANTIC TRANSPORT
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Srahopar. . . ,
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Company o
110 htk.amkuh -i .'-in.nnn tonm
rnmenrer Olllre Mill Wnlnm Ht l'l.ll..
1'reUht Olllro, 103-114 HniVrle lllVlV:. Vhll,!;
;ervic
Tii
Danzig Riga LibauStcttin s
1'rom
PHILADELPHIA JULY 24
U. S. S D. "Oronoko" .
H.Mi.iNr.s rnosi ,i
Billimnre Juljr 22 Norfolk Jb( It
New York July 26!i
HARRISS, MAGILL & CO., Ino
I.fetniilir. fVm?'Sgft.t. M.1,, f.'
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