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EVENING PtTBLIO LEDGEp-PHlCADELPHIA, MONDAY, AUGUST 1, 1921
JUST GOSSIP ABOUT PEOPLE
parity Wynne Talks of the Bower-Rennert Wedding
Today-i-'liesinui M1Ui irw 'i nmeriammems jur
All-English GUIs Hockey Team Here in Fall
' -
r JERK'S Hi "J' Boner's wcddlns
i afternoon, you know. It's
Mrs. Tracey Purse
f-oln to' be nt Alt Saints, anil motors
till-Vncl the 4:00 train to Torrctn o
to conrty guests to the clitiix-... mi mi
Bnnrt II" "n NM' '' P
owrAltllntMr". Bnwr. ""rrT'" "l0"16,1"'
ha built nn altar In All Hnli)t' Clinrcb,
In memory of her husband. .Mr. George
Bower, And w the bride vrrr sweetly
itcliii to be married In the rlinrell
whldi ,I 8ncr,(1 ,0 hcr hu!,ban','
totally. , . .
ni, rnintlon Is to He
., .'. fnmlllii.t nnd n very
-..( friend?, nnd they
to Noble (rom TorreInle.
After n wedding trip Mia
l.ii urn wni sr.ond Hip
thrVummer with Mr.. Bower.
I underttand they will live In wii in
the winter.
T1D you henr the exciting nei.? The
Tlim, avtr to ploy the AU-Pbllmlcl-Sua
Srls' 'hotkey team, and will or
St. In hU country early In October.
Won't that be etching You know
Zt All-millftdelphln tenm. headed by
rhurlotte Che-ton ns captain, went
orer iv "" ..-. ...,. ,ifi
ifT bau uie
romances about to bud forth from thli
(utmtner ns Well as lait nt Cajin Miiy.
NANCY WYNNK.
mnnll. just
few intl -
will nil motor
bride nnd
remainder
most wonderful time
i They were entertained n great deal by
? ?a 7rli. ome very strong friend-.
-' Th, A -of V All-I'hllndelphl,
( tfam at t'boMiu.t Hill, received n cable
London on 'cr day. announcing
' Xa the ?Vll.EngllMi team would conw
i fr In October. The AU-Phllndelphlu
Bm?tc" includes Anne Townsend.
S?S; Helen Ferguson, secretary,
'. and Marjory Marty, treasurer.
There Is great enthusiasm among the
! -d t: vraf,,;"ss
' "n.. a Vwmit Hill nre crnr.y about
ih. lame and piny it the year round.
" It's a Tegular Sunday afternoon stunt
S go to in" Phlladflphln Cricket Club
W. K Mnrtln's to watch the boys and
girls r'ay hockey.
Our AlM'hilmlelphin tenm did splen
did work In England Inst yir. nnd
there is great hope that It will keep up
fine avenue. The hockey mate lie
will probably 'be nlnsed at the trlckct
Club astnost of the home team Hm In
that wet Ion, thoiiKb Anne Townsr-nil
1 a Main Liner. Among tli girls
whi uent to Kuclnr.d last ear
Peggy Ferguson, Hetty Kow. Mr.
nui. Vniu (On, win Dorothy Dishton.
you know) and Chnrlotte nnd Lillie
Cheston.
AS TUB senson ndvnncen Cnpe May
1 gayer than ever. T .'pent the
weekend down there, and it wns great
fun. It wemed like the old times to
ee Mr. Winter Harvey stvo'llny along
the Boardwalk. I do not think I hnve
ever been to Capo May in the last fif
teen years that I have not seen Mr.
Harvey. He teems a part of the plnce.
He Is not going to stay the wlmle sum
mer, he tells me, but will rail this
uonth for Kurope.
As us'iiil th'e Landies nnd Sirs. Lnn
dls' eiMer, Miss Bessie Tucker, nre in
Cape May. They hnve n cottage nnd
always enter Into the spirit of things
and are greatly sought nftcr. Chrittine
Hopkins has joined the bobbed-hair
army and looks very well. She hnH ii
darling baby, you know, just a fev
months old. Her mothe. Mrs. N.
Allen Stockton, has been stnylng with
her for a week. The Nellson Kdwards
jeom to be having good times. They
bare guests every week-end nnd give
delightful little dinners nnd suppers.
inn nniwprp i.ea wns n.own last wecK.
and the George Browns. Kathleen
Kltter is visiting her Mslcr. who has
a cottage for the senson. Kathleen
was on the benrh wearing n ery smnrt
red and white checked silk bathing
w t over black silk bloomer-. A red
belt finished the costume, nnd wltl
her thick bobbed hair die looked verv
emart. That's onu thing I like bobbed
Balr for. It s m wonderful to wnsh
gpicidy in the air. Mary McCnbe
Earnshaw- has bobbed hair. too. She
22,n'rH,,hi "1 :MrCo" t their cot
raje. LHzal th .Toanneq has been down
EPMn3r 5,,h tbp HarrLon rnr?
Hun.iF-. Ci!?r who w" f'.vteti
M . rdlr.d: 8 EI "beth's llrst cousin.
Tih'X " ",n5 "P. w .Manchester
hmlly: '" Mr'y w,,n SIr
SOCIAL ACTIVITIES I
Jlr. nd Mm, Homtio O. Lloyd nnd'
their son, Mi". Hnrntlo O. Lloyd, Jr., .
and Mi. Ulclmrd W I.loyd, of Allgntes.
Haverford, loft last week for Hnrnnnc
l-alto, where they will spend tho re-1
tnnlndei- nf the summer at their camp i
in tno AdirondacK Mountains.
, Mi. Jainen Krnncls yulllvan, of the
Woods, Radnor, who, with Mrs. Hltlll
vnii, linn been cpendlnK several weeks
nt the Hits Carlton. Atlantic C'lly, re
turned to his home Inst Thursday. Mrs.
Hulllvnu will leave Atlantic City next
week nnd go to Southampton, L. I,,
wheie she will Join her daughters, Mis
Kranccs .. Hulllvon and Miss Klaliirt
Hullhnn, Rnd her son, Mr, It, UvIiik
Mton Sullivan, whero they hnvo tnken
houae for the remainder of the sum
me.', ,.A,,''nml MrB- Lognn M Bullitt. Jr., of
!.'.., v'et Ahlngtoii avenue, Chestnut
Hill, have a cottage at Hay Head, N.
J., for the remainder of the season.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter M. Jeffords, of
Hunting- Hill, Media, left Inst week for
Saratopi. N. Y. where they will bo
the Kitests of Mr. and Mrc. Samuel D.
Illddle. who nre occupying their house,
there during the racing season.
v;Mlo!!,iAIald?,S" !,"eB" daught-r of
Mr. and Mrs. Llewellyn Jones, of the
1 ")". AVynnewood, N KpendliiK sev
eral week as the (juen of Colonel nnd
m ?' 'r m" ,.,lun, of -Vew York, nt
Main?, 'Hall, their place in the Catik 111
Alouiitalns. M.w lilunt Is cntertn nil ;
where they have tnken n house for the
remainder 0f ,hc. summer Mlim a i-
TVo,?" Joln h'r pare",s lflt"
daulrM.fr.erlcb, "'", Schmidt and her
ot Juniper Hall. Radnor, will leave to.
?h. frnth0 C-a,ekl" Mountklni. whew
they will spend this month.
Iff n..l . . .
:.V ?J " "onort t. Clckno II nnrl
B.ckn", nd S!!l '" Prno
Ir if Jni i tVi I , ,UUI,,!' wiCKntll,
J Oi fUl Hlcrhlaml Apn.i,. -i '
ora'on?,". l0lay ( Jmtiwn HI.
or a month nta,
,t,S1Irnn?. Mr!'" T- W'slar Bron and
.hrnii,f"m"y- of fi","n nt' aomiP. n'"r
i roou. ;irH Kpnidmir tho summer nt
thrlr uotlng.. nt Buy Head. u"""el ,lt
ana their famll. of L ncoln drive fSer-
iaay"Henu.n,,' ",endlnB ,h" ""'"""
,..Wrs- " r I'nch of "53 Lareh-ZZiatnUe-
,vl" lfl on Wcdnesdnv
for Boston nnd Plymouth and will l stop
in .Newport nd Nnrrngnnaett Pier he
foro returning to her home next month
y: Cffe' v
Photo by rhotO'Crsftarn
Who before her marriage In Juno
was Miss Alice Slatzell, daughter
of Mr. nnd Mrs. II. P. Slatzell, of
Lnmdowne
betrothal of their daughter, MIsr
ette Lyon, to Mr. Curl Snchs.
Jull-
their
T.
QERMANTOWN
nfMtr, "i1."1 Xur?" :l!renco Jackson Reld,
ot 3 1 Mnnheim street, nn receiving
consiatulntlona upon th; birth of a. son!
lobar,t."ry "'d. on Tuesday. July
Mi'.- 7J,unn(1 wUI b0 rcmombered as
-uiss Helen Reoves.
Mr. ana sirs. P A MacVanirh
Dorset stree:. nre occupyl- t loir'
tage at Ocean City for l Um
609 w,wIr.W,llm W" "'"meson.
,"' 5 nRK w'll"Bton lan. hnvo t-
OceaC,rt citj"'" "pel,,llnf nom8 rne In
Mrs Ilnrry R. Blnnck and her son.
WvMer. Hftrrv n n,ancl. '".. of w2it
snyn,V1,,,JK avennr lfif n Saturday to
spend threo weeks In Oceun Cltv
'".: .-in-Hicr ti. .vmrUrhf. ."!rf r.n tx'i
place. North, ha .nn. ,
for tho remainder of the
301
cot-
Cancr's
AND besides bathing and dancing
to old Cane May way to do. and-
sawVr,T.w,at "lle nn1 thc wee bird
vr yon may be sure there are severn
Ashniead
Muncy, Pa,
summer,
D0Msrctansdtree"- h ''"v Stl
noendlmf th weekend 'VnToUsown"
and VrhrHa,rhr?PeVh', " 8 "'
f.fr7- Charles 9. Meyers. u -w,t
itt ra;UIjrm.TO wi,HF
trfnr-ior
daushter. Mlsa Dorothy CVReffiy. h,?r
CHESTNUT HILL
ninn'r S"".e S"d -V Klennor
sncndlnB t fo'r.n.Kht a Va". 'An.ft
N. J.
Mr
are
Park.
nnH fr r n .
their dauKh xni-'-r 'lppinco. ."
'"Ott. 6S05 Lincoln ,T;i,r. ""."" 'PPn'
n uottase at IVn r,i.l.
mer.
ar accupylnjr
for the ouni-
tlc
NORTH PHILADELPHIA
ll. 1. .N Tha 1 m.
f the Mnjes-
ii spencinir mm ti.v. .. .. " ""."-
ers. AtlKntlo City. " "l ule "rean-
North T en.v :i.V ""mRert. of 1S12
lamia City. ' " '" ' lre"
r t ... ....
. , .j. tiiaainniim r Ifina ,-
"road street. hn i. . '"-.7."h
Camp. Rancley Lakes. Me
Miss Bertha Leilm-.-
are at At-
Mastbaum,
Pickford
ana Jlles Riu
Moun'
Noenfhrte,---
SOUTH PHILADELPHIA
MrH, Mary Henry Smith was hostess
nt s.n Informal party given In honor of
Mr Joseph WnuRli. of 2540 South
Seventeenth street, at his home on S.it-urd-iy
evonlni: Amonir those present
wero MIm Knlhleen Mulchnehy. Miss
Mary C. Henry, M!sh Cntherlne Itnney,
Mlse Mary Smith, Miss Gertrude Smith,
Miss Mnrlo Wnugh, Miss Bonnio Fox,
Mr, Thomas Ouerln, Mr. William ail
more, Mr. Enrl Fox, Mr, Ray McOov
orn, Mr. Noel 8chmldt. Mr. Albert J.
McOlynn and Mr. John Maloncy.
Mr. nnd Mrs. M. Hlllman have re
turned from their weddlnp trip to Chi
cago and are staying with Mr. and Mrs.
L. Bernstein, of BIO Spruce street. Thov
leave for their own home In New York
nbout August IK
Mr. Thoman Ilepan, of 17Jt Morris
atreet, Is spending some time In CheMea
Mr George Glen, of 1521 South
Brond street, hns returned home after
''ng spent several days In Atlnntle
r., u ' 'I't'ier Walsh, of 1.1.13 South
I'.lghteenth street. Is cntertalnlrrg Mis'
H"fo Mnry Detnhenty nnd Miss Mnrlnn
vannemnn at her cottage In Ventnor.
Mr. and Mrs J. Well, of 2520 South
Eighteenth street, are spending the
summer In Ventnor.
eKiri',nrtBwf .Mif" Ktherine Waxier,
of 18 JO West Passyunk avenue, will
bo glad to learn that she In recuper
atlng from her recent Illness.
,rA"AHu?dlllf na,'s "d her nephew
Mr Bobby Kast, of 2104 Spruce street.'
Slav whrntttiJ"2!? "f,er an "tensive
5. -,,h their grandparents. .Mr nn.i
,l..h SS CI2lro Bdtcs w"l remnln
with her grandparents for an Indefinite
MISS C. C. RENNERT
BRIDE OF HENRY BOWER
Charming Wedding to Take
Place in Picturosque Church
at Torresdale
The marriage of Miss Corlnne C lar.i
Rennert, daughter of Mr. and Mrs, Wil
liam A Hennert, of Noble, an J Ml.
Henry Bower, son of Mrs. Oeqrge H
Bower, of Vancouver, Torreiilnl". will
take place tit 5 o'clock this afternoon
nt All Saints" Church, Torrtfda'', the
Rev. Percy J. Brown, rector, offlclatlmf
Tho bride, who will be given In mm
rlngo by hcr fnther, will wear n gown
of white charmt-URe with pearl trlmmlntr
nnd Spanish lace, which will form th
entire shirt. The coronet will bo of old
Duchess lnco nnd tulle which will drupe
tho train odged with tho lace and
ornngu blossoms. Sho will rurrv ft
shower bouquet of bridal loses and lilies
of tho valley.
Mrs. Sylvan Woods and Miss Helen
Rennert will attend their sister ns ma
tron and maid of honor, wearing filet
lace dresses ocr pink satin, with snsnes
nnd hatn of hydrangea blue. Their
shower bouquets will be of varied sum
mer (lowers.
Mr. Bower's best man will be his
brother, Lieutenant Qeotge It. Bower,
Jr., U. S. M. C, nnd the ushcrn will
Include Mr. George B. Wood, Mr. vil
ney Thayer, Jr Mr Oeoffrey V. Haw
ley, Mr Iteginnld R. Jacobs, Mr. Morris
Tit C. Freeman, of thla city, and Mr.
William A. Qulgley, of Washington,
A reception at the home of the bride's
parents will follow Upon then relutn
from n wedding Jouincy Mr. and Mr.
Bower will spond the early autumn In
Torresdnle.
DELAWARE COUNTY
Mrs. Arno D Young, of Swurtlimoru.
accompanied by her brother, Mr How
noil, of New ork, Is traveling through
Novn, Scotia, nnd will not return until
some lime In September,
Miss Kathleen Oililllan, daughter or
Mr. and Mrs, Itobeit G. Olltlllan. of
aworthmoie, Is upending the summer at
v r " "i,"' vu wnere sne is Deing
,iCMain?tdr.iV.y h'r, uncl and nunt- Mr.
nnd Mrs. Vllliam Cummins. Her brother-in-law
nnd sister, Mr. and Mrs. Barton
Honpe.r nro snendlncr nnvn,i mnr,.t,
with Mi- Hoopes' parents at their home
m
n
MARKCT AT NINETEENTH
TO 11
NORRI3TOWN
M?'M' .A" C" McCrory. of 501 Button
wood street, entertained yesterday aft
SiS.?1 h.er bomA ,n honor a5, ",&
& B,rSGVnC?rCBMrPs P&tf"
and Mrs. J. T. Keller Breldner
J'15 nnd their son, Mr. Fieldlnr win.
- tirw r.nirin ni
spent two weeks.
where thev
Constance Talmadge
I.N I.BHHO.NB IN I.O B"
PAI ATP laM MAtlKET srnuKT
JL,V1. 10 A. M. TO 11 P. M
WM. 5. HAKI
IN "THE
WHISTLE '
Avrarlin C,'EST-N't-'T ST. ml. ibth
M.rCaaia in a m. to ii.ib p m.
BKONZE BELL"
THOMAP
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VICTORIA rtWiuiW
"THE TEN-DOLLAR RAISE"
Capitol
724 MARKKT STI1KET
DAVID POWELL tn
'The Mviterv rinail"
DCPCMT MAnKDr bt. bi. itth
r.H.Vjll.lN I CON3TANCK BINNKT
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In
.It'NIPEn & MARKET
VAUDEVILLE 11 TO 11
States,
Wc&unermjssz.
.tiourrale rrlre t-"4lJy
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ROYAL ENCRAVING CO.. 814 W.ln.j St
WI1.IOW GROVE TARK
WAS3IM LEI'B H' Cymphony Orchntr
TODAY
:30 VERA CltRTIB, Dremttle PODrnno
TAf HcnttnEnT's btmphony -trNriN-
IPHED" h Minor
0:4B VERA CURTIS. Soprano nd OTTO
illll.I.ER. Violinist
Thursdar. Au. . CHII.DREN'R DAT
Amun-menti FREE lu tho Children From
tl lo 1 o'elnrif
EITH'S THEATRE
HENRY SANTREY
-i.l Hynropat.d H. lty lliml
WILLIAM KENT & CO.
Harry & Annn Seymour
? D. D. H. ?
HirtOINS A HATES. RICE A
NEWTON Other Ills Feature'
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pending wveral Mt.KkJ. ?J,U" re
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IJlSheppacd & 5ons
Philippine Underwear
Specials
Nightgowns, $2.45, $2.95.
Chemise, hemmed bottoms, $1.95, $2.35.
Envelope Chemise, fine batiste, elaborately
embroidered, $2.95.
Domestic Specials
Nightgowns, longcloth or nainsook, low
neck, short sleeves, ribbon run through
casing, $1.50, $1.75.
Envelope Chemise, nainsook, ribbon
through casing, $1.75.
Envelope Chemise of most unusual value
ot $1.25. Ribbon shoulder straps.
For Summer Travelers
Cotton crepe
Nightgowns, $1.75, $1.95.
Corset Covers, $1.25.
Straight Chemise, $1.75.
Pdtticoats
Sateen, double panel back and front, $2.00.
1008 Chestnut Street
Closed Saturdays during Auguri
mmJTOmiiiiiara!!a
George Allen, inc.
1214 Chestnut Street 1214
New Millinery
Suitable for Wear Now or
Early Autumn
FnshioRoblc Tnffetos nRd SatiR Hnta 1r Nnvy. Hrown. Black
All new models and extremely moderate In price. You
will be delighted with our collection.
Aug-ust Clearance Sale of Waists, Skirts
and Undermuslins, Our Entire Stock
for One Week at 20 Discount
Our second floor section for waists, skirts, crepe de chine
and muslin underwear was never so completely stocked. The
styles are all well selected and the values at the regular prices
are equal to nny wo can find.
For one week wc offer unrestricted choice of any nrtiele in
the departments at 20 from the marked prices, deducted at
the time of purchase.
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S
George A. Clark's O. N. T. Spool Cotton
All Sizes, Black or White, 69c Dozen
This standard spool cotton needs no recommendation and at
this special price it would be well to lay in a liberal supply for
your home sewing.
No C. O. D. or Mall Orders.
Sale of Women's Full-Fashioned
White Pure Silk Hosiery, $2.00
This is an opportunity to purchnse full-fashioned white pure
silk hosiery of the better kind at n special price Nowaday? when
white full-fashioned hosiery is so hard to obtain due to the strike
conditions we are more than pleased to be able to offer this
stocking at $2.00. This sale price is for a few days only.
Sale of Women's Heavy Pure Silk
Hosiery at $1.45 Pair
While, Black, Navy, Cordovan and Russia Calf in a heavy
weave of silk; the weight nnd texture of this Hose will surprise
you. It has llslo solos and jjarter tops and Is a most dependable
stocking.
Allen's Are Headquarters for
Columbia Floss and Yarns
Nowadays when everyone is knitting sweaters they of course
want the best fla,a and ynrno obtainable io they come to Allen's
where the assortment of colors is the most vcried in the City.
Two Specials in Vestees, 85c and $1.25
At 85c some very dainty organdie vestes embroidered and
lace trimmed, the collars nre detachable.
At 11.25 some net vestea with collars
designs i these were $1.65.
in very attractive 1
"5 "' lira,ll"L J
&
Wfonvtyt ttiA. f,.i)' mu.n'''-V.W'
An August
Money-Savin
fl
Sale Rich In
ortunities
Ope
Superb in incomparable values and unmatched in the beautv of its home-like
charm, the Van Sciver August Sale has marched to a leadership unequaled in
Furniture-selling history. The three inspection days brought throngs whose
approval of the exhibit and the lower prices constitute the most gratifying
experience of our forty years of specialization in the Furniture line.
J A Sale that is persuasive in its proof that high prices are now ancient history. In addition you
pet the full benefit of the economical efficiency of our highly organized merchandising system,
from our money-saving factory-to-you facilities and quantity purchases, down to our inexpensive
location.
I Exclusive as well as exquisite designs. Reproductions of the Old Masters. Modern Adapta
tions, Plain Line furniture to suit the modest home. Thousands of
Suites and Pieces spread out in seeminglv endless galleries.
A veritable panorama of delightful ideas and suggestions with the
same satisfaction and service whether you buy a single piece or a
dozen' suites. SEE this Furniture. Note the values. Make com
parisons where you choose, then yo.i will realize the immensity of our
stocks and appreciatp values that wc believe cannot be aoproached.
1
- J-r"i"if fljriifc TiTi-'". - '-t Ti ' fc -T- - -T.- .-J T"CS7
An lmnosintT Chmnenrialr Sniff whncn Vtniififtit i:... ,rl c- - . . .....
'SSKfi-k.
ist Sale teem with int,rf " " ""6 '" au,u wit" lnc Srea "auctions that i
August Sale teem with interest.
make th:s
NOTE THESE OtEAT REDUCTIONS
Just an idea of the savincrs that are marked down frnm
Single Pieces for every need at proportionate reductions.
BEDROOM l $1150.00 Mahopany Louis XV Suite, 7
armTsn t v i o .. ,..,. . Pi1", S82.-..00
vw..wv .ui j uhuiiil-i vcuccii iiuie ouue,
pieces, jini.uu
the new lowered prices in the trade. A'so
9225.00 Mahogany - finish Heppelwhite
Suite, 4 pieces, $185.00
$625.00 Walnut Louis XVI Suite, 4
pieces, $325.00
$165.75 French Ivory Enamel Suite, 8
pieces, 5349.00
$575.00 Mahogany Queen Anne Suite,
4 pieces, $395.00
$917.75 Mahogany Queen Anne Suite, 8
pieces, $665.00
Suite,
Suite,
DINING ROOM
Jacobean Oak Queen Anne
pieces, now S225.00
$395.00 Walnut Dinlnp Room
pieces. $275.00
$550.00 Mahogany or Walnut Chippendale
Suite, 10 pieces, $335.00
$695.00 Old Oak Polychrome Suite. 10
pieces. 395.00
$652.00 Mahocrnn. Clunpendale styl Din-
inp-Room Suite, 10 pieces, 3130.00
rio.OO Antique Ormolu Dininp Room
Smtp. Queen Anne style, 10 pieces,
$1200.00 Mahopanv
10 pieLt'N :92.i.0'0
32100.00 Walnut
Suite, 10 pieces,
Dininp-Room Suite,
Italian
."1650.00
Renaissanre
a ,nir
LIVING-ROOM FURNITURE
Mahopany-and-Cane and OverstufTed
I Piece? ot equally preat
Matchless Values in Wicker Furniture OFFICE FURNITURE DOWN 20 lo 30
Hundreds of Suites and Pieces at
snvings that are n revelation.
Ths handnome fUfrt P.rrfH nn lllus
tr.xed. in l'um color ith ni'ic-unil-rink
rpcoratlon
Stmndlnf Lamp, . . . J3D.50
DeiW Lamp .$13.25 DeU Chair. S14.SO
935.00 Aquarium
$17.50
rr t!3n..! lit.
7SSK jK' ,'. Dk
im .- .
"&",' Xi I (a "" "f;:-P- ?
r
r lat lop and Roll 1 op Der'cs. Stationery Cabi
nets. 1'iling Cabinets. Wardrobes, Directors'
lables, Bookcases and Chairs at August Sale Sav-inss.
DEPARTMENT
COUCH HAMMOCKS
Repulai $11.50 to $75.00 alu
s now $9.75 to $55.00.
A pood choice of des pns, covt'nps and lk,lor effect..'
SHADINGS
R"pi''ni $2.0'i hand-made, ci! pain'ed. be-t qualitv
opaque shading, on Hartshorn rollois mcludinp hanpinp
bi not to exceed .S3 in. in width and 6 ft. in length.
August Sale Price, SI. 50.
DRAPERY MATERIALS
Regular $1.30 self-toned, striped and figured drapeiv
material in best colors Special, li.'r yard
PILLOWS
vicxonne pwious. irooi co ors. Snneial. flOr si t
nie In round sunburst effects.
$2.00. Well filled. Sc
FURNITURE REPAIR WORK
In ihMf dn of rcnoTij thow who b1i to hnvo
r-uui ture of an It -,l repalrnn. frorr. the urnm-Hf of plirei
to priMd lie.rlooiri!, iM tji.d our Furr"ur- Repair p.nart.
.11111 lienor ",, ,,p,i ,;in HVor to turn out work of hlith
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Savings on Rugs Average 20 to 33l3
. SOME RUGS DOWN AS MUCH AS B0V. In nil ., .. -JB ...u ....
Sale on nf the rrtt Vn:Z..t--"-.?". .' m"1,! " .m.siail?e Pr.lct!s RCCOr wth the lower levels that make thi. A,,,.,
hut a ide rnnne of hand ome designs and rich co'ori 7ia mtr.L (lunntit,u? of Imported and domestic Floor Covering
found elsewhere. All reductions are" fron standard, h and coloring not to ft
Cheniles, Body Brussels, Tapestry Brussels. Summer RuksK eurflax W o and-FMhe ? Ovnl yAn I nw '"' ATJxmi.n8;8r8' Velvet.
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Kare Values in Oriental Rues
profiuWeuS eUrreZSser VSS nSTlS 'ITr
array of choice desipns and rich colorinps. . mnese, airKish, feisinn and Indm weaves, in u splendid
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