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EVENING PUBLIC iLEDGERrPHIi;ABELtHIA MONDAY, AUGUST 8, 1921
1. GRANT TO TEST
r
BAN
DIVORCE
Militant Roctor Reiterates De
termination to Marry
Mrs. Lydig
FORBIDDEN BY CHURCH CODE
Watched 'Christening'
New York. Aus. 8. Power to nrunt
a dispensation to tue Itov. Dr. IVrcy
Btickncy Ornnt to marry Mm. Hita
Ltdlff, twice divorced socletv loader. ;
not within tbs province of the lllMiop
of the (llocco, nntl mnrriflKP in Mich
circumstances In expressly forbidden by
th law of the Episcopal Church, It vn
declared yesterday by authorities on cc
cltsiaitlcal law.
In announcing hiq intention to marry
Mrs. I.ydlit these authorities believe
that this Church' most noted ndvocntc
of liberal changes In the code of his
religion is showing the courage of hli
own declared conviction resardlni; ell
Torce, with n full knowledge that ho
iray be compelled, and will be willing
If necessary, to leave the Episcopal fold
nd become, an Independent clergyman.
"While Dr. Grant cald yesterday that
ho would not leave the church as long
as he waa of real service within It. and
that be saw no reason why he should
not contlue to be of such service in
hie parish, it was pointed out that ho
could perhaps mako n more effective
fight for his reforms through adopting
this attltudo than by showing bellig
erency. Dr. Grant a Hard Fljliter
Becnuso tl this possibility of help
ing nion; his ideas and because of Dr.
Grant's record for sticking to his guns
in the faco of rebuffs, it is believed by
his frionds that ho will not resign, but
will seek to force the Church to oust
him. Dr. Grant demonstrated this lat
ter trait last winter at the election of
the Bishop. At that tlmo he advocated
that the election be made on a certain
platform, nnd his nlnn was ignored.
According to tho Church authorities,
the only posslblo caw in which tho
bishop can grant a dispensation other
than to the Innocent party of a divorce
for misconduct Is wlicro tho divorced
Irson is not a member of tho Church
and is willing to be baptized. Then
tbe Bishop Is permitted to exercise his
discretion as to whether tho character
of tho person is euch that he would bo
deserving of this consideration.
Mrs. Lydig, while formerly n Unman
Catholic, has for several years been a
not be mnrrled In tho Episcopal Church,
authorities say. If she and Dr, Ornnt
hliotild be mnrrled in another church,
or by civil ceremony, the union would
tiot be recognized. They would then
be placed In a situation which might
bring about the dismissal of both from
tho Church,
Charges against them would not hnvc
to be brought by the Bishop himself,
but could bo preferred by any com
municant of the diocese who felt that
canon law had been violated. If such
n rhnrgo Is brought tho Bishop is bound
by his offlco to consider It, and If he
llnds that it seems to have base to ap
point a court to try the case.
"You say that the Bishop has not
the power to grant a dispensation in
such a rase?" one authority was asked.
"Such power does not belong to the
Bishop, except In the two eventualities
discussed, which do not occur In this
case," he answered. "Wo would be
awfully hurt if he should tflko such
power to himself In n case so openly
opposed to tho canons of the church.
Trouble undoubtedly would follow.
"But we nrc simply discussing im
probabilities. Bishop Manning Is very
strict regarding the divorce laws. And
MISS MADELAINE STARIHLL
Winner of Evening Tublle Ledger
movlo beauty contest, who watched
the christening of the bathing ma
chines nf Atlantic City.
communicant of Dr. Grant's church.
For this reason, and because her di
vorce was not obtained on the one stat
utory ground acknowledged by New
York law, she being the Innocent part',
this divorce Is not recognized.
Subject Ko Dismissal
Mrs. Lydig, for these reasons, could
S.A.MacQueen Company
JEWELERS
14257 Walnut Street
Removal
or before) Sep
tember 1st wc will
bo in our new and
larger building
to 1723 Walnut Street
5 Reasons
Why
ift better tojgfa
via"Wfest
Yellowstone
to
Yellows
National Park
THE Chicago & North Western-Union Pacific is the
most popular way to Yellowstone, by testimony of
all statistics. There are good reasons for this marked
preference here are five of them.
IBy going in and out by the West Yellowstone Gateway you
" get the COMPLETE Yellowstone tour and see its wonders
in most pleasing sequence.
2 You see more of the scenic West for the same money the
" Rockies of Wyoming, the Wasatch Range, beautiful Echo
and Weber Canyons, Great Salt Lake, Salt Lake City, the
picturesque ranges of Idaho, and ALL of Yellowstone and
Scenic Colorado.
3 Through sleeping cars for Yellowstone Park (West Yellowstone
" gateway) leave Chicago every evening at 8:00 P. M., going
via Salt Lake City on a fast luxurious Limited train.
4 The Chicago & Northwestern-Union Pacific is double tracked
" practically all the way from Chicago to Salt Lake City and
you are protected by Automatic Safety Signals all the way
from start to finish.
5-Six Great Sight-Seeing $1918
Trips for the price of a ""?,
Ticket to Yellowstone alone SmKw3
Tho above fare Includes ticket to West; Yellowstone (entrance to Yellow
atone National Park) Ogden, Salt Lake City, the Royal Gorge, Glenwood
Springs, Colorado Springs, Denver and return. The cost is no more
than for a ticket to Yellowstone and back direct; an advantage enjoyed
only by travelers using the West Yellowstone gateway.
Four and a half days in Yellowstone National Park, auto transportation
and hotels; $54.00 additional; if permanent camps are used instead of
hotels, $45.00. Detour from Denver to Rocky Mountain National
(Bates) Park and return, $10.80 additional.
Go first to West Yellowstone in through sleeping car from Chicago and
visit the other places returning.
1 utl"filyci,fin".,bi?k,ti? and P!an 2our MP- Mention by name the booklets desired:
"Yellowstone National Park," "Colorado's Mountain Playgrounds." "Rocky
Mountain National (Estes) Park." "Utah-Idaho Outings."
For Informitlon, aik ay Rtllroid Ticket Office, or
9. U Fldni, O.a'1 Agent, D. M. Dtvli, Oen'l Aunt,
U. P. Syitem, c. & N. W. Ry..
fcU Com! Truet Did., isth and 544 Wldtntr Bldc 1) Cbtitnut St.
Market Sti., PhlUdilphU Philadelphia
- Chicago &NoifKWestem
UnionPacilic System
these laws were cxprcusly retained In
their fullness nt the Inst convention."
Dr. Ornnt hns declared he will marry
Mrs. Lydig nn soon au her health
permits. .
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Women
1 and Roofs.
UT 'LL never have a tin
1 roof on my house,"
5 said a critical young
bride; "they are uglier
than blue mud. No, I
want stained shingles, in
a lovely warm brown."
5 Two months after the
wedding, a fire next door
made the lovely brown E
shingles so warm that the
roof was completely
E burned off; the firemen
E only just saved the house. E
E The new roof was of E
E NU-DURA-TIN, with the 5
5 "standing seams" that E
E give so much style to a roof; E
E nnd tho younpr wife found to E
her delight that she could have
the same lovely warm brown E
E on fire-proof tin thnt she E
E thought went only with shin-
E Kles.
S Fnr roofs tin Is trio best In evrr S
w but you nnt th but tin, Anv S
S roofor will rive you o NU-Dl'ltA-TIN
roof. n'l rmlnt It any color or tint
our wife wants. ZZ
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FOOT ANI T.IMn
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Dustnese offer bis; onportn-
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Doj School Open Sept. 4.
NUht School Opens Sept. ID.
Writt tor S7t wear book
PEIRCE SCHOOL
0F3CSINES3AI)MINBrBArM
line Street. Weat of Broad
Yotina- Women nnd fllrle
Miss lllman' School for Klndrrxnrtn-r.
Jr.. Br. tt Graduate Courses. Primary m-tn
ods. Tractlce Klndsrrarten. Jtome-ime
students' rtsldenre. For particulars, address
A. T. 1IXMAN, rrlnclpnl. .
nn T 3(100 Walnut St.. rhllndelpliln. r..
Miss Sa ward's School for Cllrls. Orrrbrook.
1'hlln., l'n. Co'lese prep. & secretarial
courses. Athl-tles. Write Dpt. I. . ,
fiBS fl, JANET SAVWAnD, Principal
l'ennsyuania, overnrooK.
CIIESTSOT IIII.T.. PA,
CHESTNUT HILL ACADEMY
St. Martin. Chestnut Hill. Pn.
An Ideally located country boardlna; and
day school for boys. Especially low rates
for five-day boarders. Reopen September 27
Catalogues on application.
J. I.. PATTKHHON. nendmaster
JENWNTOWy. TA.
PENNSYLVANIA, JENK1NTOWN. J10X 48)
BEECHWObD SCHOOL (Inc.)
Tor Young Womon. A Cultural and Prac
tical School. Kits for any vocation. Prepara
tory; College Departments, Conservatory of
Music: Art, Oratory, Dumestlc Arts and
Sciences, Secretaryship, aymnastlcs, Normal
Kindergarten, Swimming pool. Large new
trimnaelum M, H. Ileaeer, Th D. Tree.
1.1TITZ, PA.
LINDEN HAI.f, SEMINARY
A clrl' school since 1740. Academic. College
Preparatory & Special Courses. Separate Jr
Deot. Gymnasium. Secretarial. Catalog
ti'i. P. W. Steneel. Prln.Tnog lfn. T.ltlts.r;
" LtJTIll.KVlLLK. MP.
UAJ1-AND COLLUUU FOJt HOMK.N
Luthcrrllle. Md.
An Ideal college In alie, equipment, locatloi
and courses of a'udr. The faculty Is largs
end able. Two and four ear courses for
Van school sraduatet. Courses In music
pipe organ, domestlo science and arts,
school of expression, art and elocution.
Duress conferred. Pata'og. Rng X
WASiirxfiTny. n. o.
(UI1.Y C'llOSS ACADEMY. Washington, D.C.
Overlooking the National Capital
Stnsdard and Elective Coursss. For cat
oguss addresai Superioress.
"teJjr Cross AewJemy. Washington, D. 0.
Young Men and Hot
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&jkwnr&
BUSINESS
COLLEGE
Dar School
Night School
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For a Paying Bunnell Education
L.erywhrro our graduate aro
filling responsible positions and ad
anc.nir rapidly. We can do the
&ame for you.
i.&i'.'?. S'hool npene'Rept. 8
1!00 Atnlimt St.. l'hllndelnhln
WANAMAKER
INSTITUTE OF INDUSTRIES
N. W, Corner C3d and Walnut Streets
Day Evening
Afternoon Saturday
Telephone! Locust 8140 for catalog, or
send postenrd
PRACTICAL BOOKKEEPING COURSEh
Our bookkeeplnit and accountancy course
both beginners and advanced classes, wll
qualify you to accept important poslttoni
upon uraduatlon. A personal Intenlew wll
conilnco you of our practical business train
intr iaii any uay.
I'll I LA. HUSINESS COLIXOE
nnd College of Commerce
1017 Chestnut Street. I'hll.idrlphln
Friends' Central School System
For Boy and dlrla. pour Philadelphia
elementary schools and Central School. A
Junior and Senior High School Including col
lege preparatory department. Large play
ground. Rymnaelum, lunchroom. Open to
other denominations. Write for year book
and rato.
ISth and Rare SIS., rhllndelnhla
THE P1IILADKI.PIIL SCHOOL or
OCCUPATIONAL THERAPY
2200 Ie Lancer Place
The course of seven months Includes train.
Ing In design, the crafts and lectures In
Anatomy, Psychology, Pathology, etc , with
two additional months devoted to HoapttAt
Practice. Graduate In demand at good
salaries F"or n.rir information, address
MISS FLORENCE W ITLTON. Dean
mammmemmmmmmmmmmammm
The William Penn Charter School
No. 8 South 12th Street. Philadelphia
founded ICBi
The aeademlo year 1021-22 begins Tuesday.
September 20. 1021, and the Prospectus may
be obtalnod on application, uuiidings win ts
open for inspection and for classification of
tier u.
Oommerc. Ph.d, Headmaster
pupils September 6.
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SWARTHMQRE. PA.
bWAnTHMORE PREPARATORY SCHOOL
For Roys. Itox 20, Swnrlhmere, Pa.
W. P. TOMLINSON. M. A.
CHESTER. TA.
Pennsylvania Military CoOege
Dcetwb In Civil EnBlneerlnff, Chemlatry,
anc? Commorco nnd Klnnnco. Preparatory
Division and Junior School.
COLONEL CHARLES E. HYATT
Ho 22. Chester. Pa.
ALT.ENTOWN. PA.
Allentown Preparatory School
Preparos for collece or technical school.
Small classes, Individual Instruction, Also
commercial course, stutent trove-! mont.
All athletics. Splendid modern buildings
1 nrge campus and gmnssium. Special care
for mincer boys Rate J500. Catalog.
1KW1X 5t. SIIALTER. A. M Headmaster.
HEOROE SCHOOL. PA
GEOUnE SCHOOL Country School for Boy
and Girls. Separate dormitories Courses
broad and thorough. .Student ttudlcs under
superUslon of principal. Graduates succeed
In college. Special courses. Athlotlcs, gym
nasium, pool. '.'27 wooded acre and open
country on Ncshamlny Creek. Endowed.
Rates model ato. Catalog
(1EORGE A. WALTON. A. M
o 28S. fleorge Sohnol l'n.
MLUCKHMUnUi, PA.
The Mercersburg Academy
FOR BOYS Mercersburg, Pa.
Send fnr ratalngue to
VM. MANN IRVINE, Th. D.. IX. D.
Headmaster. Rot 120
RIlXDINfi. PA.
Schojlklll Sein., Reading's Jr, Col.. Rending,
Ta Prep. & Jr College courses. Certi
ficates accepted by colleges and universities.
New athletic fle'd. dining hall 4 admlnletra.
tlon bide Year J4,n Year opens Sept 12.
WARREN F TEEL. A.M. D P.. 1'rea.
nELI.EPONTB. P..
Bellefonte Academy "JIJ'J" 1
young men. la
and up. HBth year. Ath. field & gym. Mod.
rates. Catalog. JAMES P. HUOHEU, A. M.,
Hendmaster. llellpfnnte. 1'q.
OORDENTOtVN. N. 3.
Bordentown Military Institute
Thorough preparation for college or business.
Efficient faculty, small classes, Individual
attention. Military training. STth year
For catg. address Col.T D Landon. Drawar
C-22. Dordentown. N S Prln. A Commandant
PORT DEPOSIT. MP.
TOME SCHOOL
National Boarding Srhool for Bora
Hurray Peahody Ilrueh. Ph. P.,
Port Dennslt. Md
WAMILVfiTON. I O.
Direct
ZECKWER-HAHN PHILA.
MUSICAL ACADEMY
Main School. 1017 Sprues Street
Opens Reptsmber 1st for registration Classes
begin September (1th Send for prospectus.
Teachers Wanted w- ;.
Including Hlah School nil subjects now open
In Penna ' K. J . Del Md. and N Y
Modern Teachers Bureau .ft
THE IIOIALN SCHOOL. 2204 Walnut St.
wll open for Its twentj-second )ear Sept. 22.
1P21
A dav srhool for girls and small boys
ELIZABETH W. I1RALEY. Headmistress
DEVON MANOR
In Val'ey Forgo region lu miles from Phlla.
Collfe Prop
MRS, LANODON CAMCIN. Prlnclpnl
i I in. Drmn Pi.
TRAYER'S T"' lit,t Business School
0 1 1 I II -J H07 CHESTNUT ST,
Position guarnnl'd. Enter now. Dur ir clibl.
WEST CHESTER. PA.
Weit Chester, Pennsylvania
The Darlington Seminary, Ind.
SIXTY ACnE ESTATE
list Yeur Dprns September 21. 1021
Junior School for joung girls.
For Catalogue address
Christine F. lire. Principal. Hot (110
ANNVILT.E. PA.
LEBANON VALLEY COLLEOK Co-Bd.
College, Academic, Music, Oratory. Collsgi
rstes, f303 to 1412. Muslo rate.. 1372 tj
4(1(1. For catalog address: Dlt, O, D.
fiOAED. Annillfe. Ta.
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Drnt S. 249 W. 12d St., New York, N. y.
niNfiHAMTON. N. Y.
THE BINflllAMTON TRAIVINfl SCHOOL
An Ideal prlv. hnme-schnol for nervous back
ward . mental defectives No age limit Phi
s.cal Culture Manual Training 4 all branches
Open yr nmund Terms 475 r"r mih A ud
III nnd MRS ALWH'HT Ao Ijol.DT Sj,"",
U nchamlon New York 112 FMlrvlew Ave
ASIIRI RNIIAM MASS.
Cushing Academy cGrIa?luc.a'l)"'
accepted by all colleges The best at mod
erate cost. Addrsss II. 8. CROWEl.U
A.M., Ph.D., Principal, Ashburnham, ifsss.
DAYTON. VA.
Shenandoah Collegiate InstltaU
and School of Music, Dayton, Va.
Co-Kducatloral Rats I22h to .110.
rod (or CaUloru
THE CNITED STATES COLI.EOK 0
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Open Sept. in. VVrl's fnr Catg 4 J'rospeotus
II, H. OAMIILE. D t, S, Denn
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WAYNESBORO. VA.
riSHBIRNE MILITARY SCHOOL
E"p?"? !.r. ".V':6"';1:".,?.""."""'" life,
Personal attention Restful military train
i-""'" - r" ar iJem. ,
,. n rr
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Diploma admits to an colleges nate JflOi)
Spring encampment nar famous caverns at
Grottoes for all Students ...Catalogue
MAJOR MORflAN H. III'DUIVH. Trln.
Bnt 414. W aTiirshoro. Va.
" STAl'NTON. VA.
Staunton MUitary Academy
Ijirgest private. Academy In the East.
Prepares rnr t nueraittej Oovernment
Academies or nuslness. 1871000 barracks.
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BLACKS! ONE MILITARY ACAPEMT
Blarkstone. Virginia
Dept.i Military, Academic. Commercial
for catalog nnd Infm-mntlon. address
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CHATHAM. VA,
Chatham Training School
CHATHAM. VX. RATES ISM
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WAYNE. PA.
ST. LUKE'S SCHOOL
Wayne (Molr. Line P. H B.). Pa.
Charles henry htrout. A. M.. Headmaatet
BETHLEHEM. PA.
Bethlehem Preparatory School
Prepare for leading colljit-e. Estenslvs
rrounds. Junior School. John P. Turgey.
M. A.. Headmaster. Betnlehem. Pn. "
NAZ.ltETH. PA
NAZARETH HALL MILITARY ACADEMY
Box 60. Narareth. Pa. Pounded 1748,
Preparatory 4 Business Courses. Hr. Inter
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PENNHIirRO. PA.
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WT.NONAH N .1
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Henlthfully situated In a resldsntlal
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course. tlliO for the school year." Sep.
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MAJOR CLAYTON A, SNYDER, H-t.
LANCASTER. TA.
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WANAMAKER'smO
Wanamaker's
Down Stairs Store
:--i
J i
500 Pretty Organdie Dresses
Now $3, $3.35,
$4.65 and $7.50
Airy, fluffy skirts, some almost covered with ruffles,
bodices with short little sleeycs, pretty collars and sashes.
They're in white, pink, rose, light blue, maize, Copenhagen
most of them in plain colors, some with printed flowers.
Voile Dresses, $1.65, $2.50, $3.35 and $6
Cool and dainty dresses in plain colors and all sorts (
of printed checks, dots and figures. Light ones to wear
at home, dark blues, browns and blacks to wear on shop.'
ping expeditions in town. Almost all have a touch of white
introduced in the collar or vestee.
Gingham Dresses, $2.50, $3.85 and $4.65
'A great many of these dresses are fresh and new. They
are in checks and multi-colored plaids in pretty greens,
blues, pinks and lavenders.
Early Autumn Frocks
are arriving steadily. Navy blue serges, tricotines and
Poiret twills, showing the very newest fashion points, are
here at $16.50 to $47.50.
(Market)
Women's White Tub
Skirts, $1 to $5
Many are greatly lowered m
price, but it is tho charm of tlioir
styles that makes them even
more desirable than their low
prices! After all, the lines of a
skirt are most important and
that is where these skirts are so
exactly right.
Materials, too, are good nnd
include gabardine, plain and fancy
surf satins, corduroy and box
pleated cream serge.
(Market)
IJPP
o-o
Windsor Ties Half
Price and Less, 25c
A manufacturer let us have
this lot of about seven hundred
exceptional ties, nearly every
one different. Plain colors in
crepo le chine and other silks,
plaids, checks and many fancy
effects that can be used for tho
fashionable draped hat bands.
All colors and combinations
that one could wish for.
School girls will want to
stock up.
Trim Apron Dresses, $1
Gingham or percale in neat
checks and plaids pinks,
blues, lavender, etc. Attrac
tive styles one with plain
color ruffles edging the neck,
sleeves and belt; the other
with the sash, neck and sleeves
finished with rickrack braid.
Dainty Boudoir
Pillows, $1.25
They've just come out of
their wrappings and are
marked at a very low price!
Soft white material with em
broidery on the top that closely
resembles Madeira work. Lace
edges them and they .are lined
with pink, blue or white.
Bath Sprays, 75c
Mighty good ones with five
foot white rubber hose and
large spray.
Odd Silk Petticoats, $2
One or two of a kind, that's
the reason the price is so low!
Pongee, black and white
checked taffeta, plain taffeta,
jersey and striped messalino.
Wanamaker Special
Front-Lace Corsets, $2
Made a great deal better
than the usual inexpensive
corset. A topless model of fine
pink cotton brocho with elastic
around the top. There is a
shield under tho front lacing
to serve 113 protection.
Also of pink cotton brocho
is a pretty topless back-lace
corset. Wido elastic goes all
around tho top, and it is
lightly boned.
Dainty Blouses
to Wear With Slip-on
Frocks, $2
The kind that women want
for that purpose. Made of line
white batiste, they button in
back, have flat Peter Pan col
lar finished with pretty lace.
Three-quarter - length sleeves.
All sizes 30 to 40.
Women's 50c
Nightgowns
Pink or white nainsook, cut
plenty wide and long and fin
ished with colored stitching.
Checked Percale
19c Yard
The voguo for checks has
shown itself in these pretty
percales. The checks are usu.
ally in tho tf-inch size in blues,
pink, maizo, brown, green, etc.
30 inches wide.
$18.50 Is Mighty Little for
These All-Wool Suits for
Young Men
Newly taken from our own stocks and lowered in
price, suits like these have found plenty of friends within
the last few days. We have sorted them, after the hurried
buying, added some more and find that now there is good
choosing among various sizes.
Not all sizes in any one pattern, you know, but not
every man likes the same pattern.
Plenty of variety among semi-conservative, single
breasted suits such as can be worn now and through the
Autumn! Many men wear no heavier all Winter.
Value like this means "Going going gone"!
(Gallery, Mnrket)
Men's Printed Madras Shirts, $1.45
Plenty of black, lavender, blue and mixed stripes, sometime
plain, sometimes in clusters of three and so on. Much of the material
shows corded white stripes.
The shirts aro made on our own comfortable Wanamaker dimen
sions and have soft cuffs.
(Gallery. Market)
Men's Good Brown Oxfords, $5.75
Not only
Summer foot
wear, but
shoes that you
can wear for
many months
to come. They
are of excellent
either Straight Or wine tins. Imlientnrl v nirPnrotinn Wnlt-nrl n1o
and low broad heels.
Exactly tho shade of brown that most men liko.
(Oollery, Mnrket)
Nemo Corsets
Special at $4
Especially desirable for stout
women is a special Nemo model
at $4 (a saving of a third). It
is of heavy pink or white coutil
with a medium-low bust and a
separate reinforcement over tho
abdomen.
(Tentrnl)
New Autumn
Petticoats, $5.50
Heavy taffeta petticoats in
black or navy are in tho lengths
that women Want 30 to 36
inches. They have pretty flouncen,
the accordion-pleated ruffles of
which have underlays.
(Central)
Good Knockabout Umbrellas
$1 $1.35 $1.50
Many people have what they call an "office umbrella," one that
is kept at the office in caso of unexpected showers. Other peoplo liko
to have an odd umbrella at homo to lend to friends caught in the rain.
Theso umbrellas are excellent for just such purposes. They aro
covered with American taffeta (cotton), have strong frames and good
handles. For women, silk wrist cords at $1 and bakelitc rings at
1 .35; crook or L-shaped handles for men nt $1.50.
Women's Umbrellas With Full Bakelite
Handles, $2 and $2.85
$2 umbrellas aro covered with a fine grade of cotton taffeta
with cases to match They have bakelite wrist rings.
$2.85 umbrellas have all theso good features as well as the fash
ionable stub ends nnd silk cases.
Colored Silk Umbrellas, $5
In nayy, green, purple, red and black with bakelite rings or silk
cords in tho hnndlos.
(Cenlrul)
A Porch Frock All Snowy White
is this pretty one of dotted
voile which is sketched. It
hay a most entrancing over
skirt in the form of flying side
panels attached to a sash of
voile. Tho collar, vestee and
cuffs aro of white organdie.
Can't you picturo how fresh
and cool and white it is? $5.50.
(Central)
Women's Straight
Chemises, 75c
Corded-band kinds for the
many women who have been
wanting these plain chemlso3
of firmly wovon whito muslin.
Neat embroidory - trimmed
chemises of nainsook aio $1.50.
Pretty ones trimmed with
lace or embroidery aro $2.
(Central)
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