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tTdoX; and Janet earn tickets to the
ToyviUe ball by doing kind deeds to
poor ohildren. 'With Hobby Bouncer,
Jack's rubber bait, the) tet out for
the ball. On the uay they meet
Isabella-Marie, Janet's former doll,
and Captain Brave, Jaok's' Jormer
toy soldier, Mr. Pieman taken them
to JaoU Front, who fit them out
tcith fine party clothes.
CHAITEn I
At tho Ball
JACK and Janet felt very happy In
the flno pnrtjr clothes Jack Frost
hod dressed them In for the Toyyllli
ball. Janet hnd a frock an dainty and
flltny as fairy laco, whllo Jack looked
lilto nn Ha3tor bunny In his suit of
snowy fur.
Isabollo-Mnrie, the doll, was a beau
tiful lady In her phlramery bnll gown,
and Captain Urave, the foy soldier, wns
mora splendid (linn ever In bis bright,
fresh paint.
Mr. riemnn, who hnd brought them
to Jack Frost to get clothes for the
party, gazed at them In approval.
"Ilutnphl" he grunted. "Now yon
aro just nn nlco looking ns any of the
grand folks who will bo nt tho Toyrllle
Boll."
"Hurry! Hurry! Hurry 1" urged
Bobby Bouncer, tho rubber ball, who
wns bounding up nnd down in his eager
ness to start for the ball. "Hurry! I
hear tho inusic plajlng for the grand
march."
"That sounds llko tho hand organ tho
Italian organ-grinder wns plalng on
our street yesterday." cried Jack, as
tho wliolo party hurrlM after Mr. Pie
man through tho twisting, turning paths
of tho mysterious garden.
"Oh, I hope it it the hand organ, and
that Pietro, the funny little monkey, is
Hill with it," answered Jnnct.
They turned a sharp corner and there
beforo them vis a-smooth lawn bor
dered by blooming plants, trim bushes
and overhanging tree1!. In tn center
was a fountain the water sparkling
liko Jewels of mnny colors in tho bright
Jight of the "milling moon. Among the
hndows of tho bushes and tteea were
tiny flashing lamps fireflies shut up In
lantern-like cnget.
Dancing joyously upon the lawn were
dozens of odd creuturcs.
"Why, it is n masquerade." cried
Janet. So It seemed, for there were
Jumping Jacks, lllephnnts, Teddy
Benrs, Alphabet Letters, Woolly Sheep,
Ilabbits, Clowns. Horses, Kewpics,
Donkeys, l:gs, Tov Soldiers nnd Dolls
of nil sorts Cirl Dolls, Hoy Dolls. In
dian Dolls, Rag Dolls, Chines Dolls.
The party looked like a circus.
"Ho! Ho! Ho!" laughed Bobby
Bouncer. "This Isn't n masquerade.
This is tho Toyvillo ball. Every one
here is a toy except you nnd Jack."
Many of the creatures had sacmed
familiar to Jack nnd Jnnct at first
tight, nnd now they began to recoguizo
old friends they hnd played with mnny
a. time. There wns Janet's Teddy Bear,
which gave her n friendly bug; the
Wooden Elephant nnd Jointed Mule
from Jack's circus set, Betty Brown's
Indian Doll, Willie Honper'B China Pig
Bank, nnd a lot of others they knew.
They felt less llko strangers, but it was
jueer being tiny and playing with live
.toys.
Tho music grew faster and gayer.
Then Jack and Janet saw the music
really was made by n hand organ, nnd
the organ-grinder was none other thnn
Pietro, Jie monkey, who was grinding
away for dear life, and grinning nnd
ranking faces nnd dnuclng, nil at the
same time.
"Take your partners for tho grand
march!" screeched Pietro shrilly.
The Wooden Klcphant stopped before
Janet nnd saluted her. "Will you be
my partner?" he nsked. Janet was sur
prised, but politely bowed her bead.
"Hee-haw! Will you be my part
ner?" said tho Jointed Mule to Jnck.
"Yes," said Jack.
Tho Wooden Elephant and Jointed
Mulo reared on their hind legs, nnd
Janet nud Jnck marched happily with
them.
(The grand march leads them into n
peculiar adventure about which you will
be told tomorrow.)
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I The Lady
and the Roof.
I A GERMAN TOWN
XTL beauty, it is said,
refused to marry a certain
g wooer because his house
had a tin roof, and she said H
she never couia enauro
S that dull, dirty red.
So he had the roof re-
painted in a beautiful 5
S gray, and they lived to- 5
gether happily ever after.
Tin roofs need not bo painted 5
" .not dull, dirty red, any moro E
, than n minister must always s
s wear black. It's n mere cus-
torn. Uso NU-DURA-TIN on
nil roofs, nnd you not only pet
the beBt roof made, but the
E handsomest, for it can be E
s paintea oi nny tint or coior, to
harmonize with tho rest of tho
E house E
NU-DURA-TIN Is better than
g tho old Welsh tin, for its base E
Is tho new "copper steel," which
E resists rust, nnd lasts indefi- E
tely.
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Any roofer can furnish NTJ-DUIU.-TIN,
nnd paint It any
color.
THE M15TAL PLUn OP PHILA.
60S AnCII STIU3CT
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Wanamaker's Down Stairs Store Is in Bright Readiness
for the Autumn Outfitting of Families and Homes
Ceiateir Aisle
Opportunities
800 Nightgowns and
Envelope Chemises of Fine
Batiste, $1.50
Tho finest, softest, prettiest nightpowna
nnd chemises nt $1.50 that wo have had In
a long, long timot Dainty laces nnd inser
tions, fln embroideries, pretty inserts or
pink, blue or lavender dotted Swiss, and
cross-bar, tiny tucks, a few French knots
such nrc tho things that appeal to women
who liko daintiness. There arc many dif
ferent styles. Some arc in nil sizes. Others
aro not Tho assortment could hardly bo
better. It even Includes a few nightgowns
with semi-high necks and three-quartor
sleeves.
Pongee Blouses at $3.50
Good quality pongee is mado into three
models with long sleoves. All thrco are in
sizes 36 to 40, inclusive Just tho blouses
for now Fall suits. anDronrinto for travoHnsr.
Women's Combinations, 25c
Finely ribbed cotton combinations in reg
ular and extra sizes are in low-neck, sleeve
less, knee-length, closed style. They aro
seconds, but tho imperfections aro slight.
Pillows and Head Rests
Covered With Cretonne, 25c
The cretonne is in pleasing pntterns and
the pillows and head rests, boing filled with
kapok, aro soft nnd comfortable.
Corsets for Average Figures
$1.50 and $2
Various models of pink brocho nro in top
less and low-bust style. They have four
hoso supporters nnd aro carefully finished.
,PrettyBungalow Frocks
for Young Housewives
75c
Why wear dark, drab, ugly old things
when bright, pretty bungalow frocks can bo
just as efficient and economical?
Some aro plain pink or blue nnd many
aro in delightful stripes, figures and checks.
All are of clean-looking percale of good
quality. Contrasting binding trims tho
nicely cut necks with their lapel finish
ing, the belts, tho sleeves and tho pockets.
Neat Gingham Aprons With
White Rickrack at $1.50
Durable ginghoms in plain colors and
stripes nro mado into bungalow aprons. Tho
whlto rickrack, which trims tho square necks,
the sleeves, the belts and tho sides whero
tho apron-frocks fasten, gives them an agreo
nblo air of freshness.
(Ontrnl)
Boys' Raincoats
Like the Ones Policemen
Wear
Only $3. 75
(Sizes 6 to 18 Years)
All the younger boys will want them!
That's a big thing. Most mothers will bo
grateful for raincoats that will bo worn on
rainy days without tho nocessity of pleading
or stern command.
These are of sturdy rubberized black ma
terial, have tho correct clasps to fasten them
nnd pockets.
Sou'westers to match aro 65c
Every boy going away to school should
have n rain outfit and this is a good one,
inexpensive but protective.
Getting the Boys Wardrobe
in Shape for School
Tho Boys' Store on tho Gallery is what a
boy would call "chock full" of tho many
things that boys need for school shirts, ties,
pajamas, collars and so on, nil at modernto
prices, yet me sturay wnnnmaKer qunnty
that boys, abovo all other people, requiro.
(Gallery, Market)
A Sale of Fresh New Japanese
Straw Rugs
at Half Price
New rugs of nn exceptionally fine grade, durably woven
with a very close warp.
They nro frcBh and bright and all ready to bo laid on the
floors of homes that are being set in order for Winter. Tho
colorings make thoso rugs suuablo for nearly overy room in
tho houso, as well as for inclosod porches and breakfnst nooks.
Tho designs aro woven in the colored threads of tho wnrp,
adding to the durability of the rug and making each ono
reversible thus almost doubling its llfo of Bervico,
In blue, green, tan, brown, rod and pink.
Pleaaa note tho quantities In each Blze only largo enough
to last tho day through. Early selection will be tho most
satisfactory.
On the Center Aisle
Quantity SIz. Irlc
158 27x54inck.es 75c
Quuntlty HUe
260 36 x 72
In the Rug Store Chestnut
192 4.6 x 7.6 feet $2.50 68 8 x 10 feet
9 6x9 feet $3.75 55 9 x 12 feet
(Obratnut)
$39 $29 $16.75 $l'6.75 $39
A Most Interesting Collection of
Distinguished Dresses in Individual
Models at $25, $29, $39 and $45
Amazement was written large on the faces of a group of- young women when some of the new
Autumn dresses were shown to them the other day.
"I have .never dreamed such gowns were to be had in the Down Stairs Store," exclaimed one of them.
It was a pleasant surprise, for it made possible two beautiful dresses for the sum she had expected
to have to pay for one.
To any woman interested in dress, a half hour spent in the Dress Salon will prove a revelation a
revelation good for the pocketbook.
All of the Newest Style Points
are present in these lovely dresses and the materials are a joy to touch.
Beautiful black silks of the fashionable crepe weaves are used in a group of frocks Russian crepe,
Canton crepe and crepe satin. Many of these dresses are quite plain, relying on the rich texture of the silk
for their charm.
Here you will see the uneven skirt line, the flowing peasant sleeve, the neck cut high in front and back
and tapering-in points on the shoulders. Beaded girdles are another Autumn mode. ?
Fine Cloth Dresses in Navy Blue
are of tricotine, Cheruit twill and serge. Some are cut on lines distinctly French and trimmed with medal
lions of pleated black moire ribbon. Others are quite elaborately embroidered with beads or trimmed with
many rows of shiny black silk braid.
Interesting combinations of tricotine and Georgette or tricotine and crepe de chine will be noticed.
17 Different Models
at $10.75
Here are coat dresses and
straight-line dresses of fine
twill sergo in black or navy
blue. Silk braid two to ten
rows deep trims the skirts of
many of these. Others have
embroidered vestees.
38 Different Models
at $16.75
Navy tricotine and serge
make these dresses, which are
embroidered with colored
beads, Bilk embroidery or silk
braid. Bodices are usually
plain, while sleeves and skirts
Bhow elaborate trimming.
Prloe
inches $1.25
$6
$7.50
soles and Cuban heels.
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$29
(Market)
$29
Black Shoes and Oxfords That Women
Are Asking For $6.25 to $6.75
It is indicative of tho better values this year that high shoes not better than theso
at $6.75 sold last year for $9.
Three Kinds of Black Oxfords
With Medium Heels and Welted Soles
$6.25 for kidskin Oxfords with simu
lated wing tips and decorative perfora
tions. $6.40 for kidskin Oxfords with tho
applied straight tips that a great many
women like.
$6.75 for good-looking black calfskin Oxfords with simu
lated wing tips.
Women's New High Shoes at $6.75
One stylo is of black kidskin, 19 eyelets high, and another
of black calfskin, 20 eyelets high and shaped to fit well around
the tops. They have simulated wing tips, perforations, welted
(Obeitnnt)
Extra-Size Dresses
at $16.75
Well-designed dresses of
navy blue and black serge and
black satin are mado in five
different ways. They are em
broidered or trimmed with
braid and are in sizes 42V& to
52Vfe.
Other new models fn extra-
Bfze dresses at $25, $39, $43.50
and $45.
Jersey Slip-on
Dresses. $8.75
Navy blue sleeveless dresaea,
well cut and mado with tailored
set-in pockets. Mostly in young
women's sizes.
A whole
(polity worth making u
lor your choosing. Th
cost! Many
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New Suit Frocks
of Heather Jersey, $15
Every young woman will pronounce such
a combination perfect for school, for busi
ness and for genornl everyday wear.
There is a regular sleovcloss, sllp-on
frock with a braid-bound neck nnd a jacket
to match. It is to bo had In navy nnd Co
ponhngen blue.
New Suits of Illama Cloth
at $45
Finely tailored suits In navy and rein
doer have a broad band of nutria fur trim
ming tho collars. Tho jackets aro trimmed
with many buttons and finished with em
broidered crows'-fcot
Other now suite nt ?23.G0, $25, $29, $33.50
to $57.60.
(Market)
Simple White Blouses
for Schoolgirls and
Young Women
A'plonrlful supply of fresh white blouses,
which can bo easily nnd successfully laun
dered, is a most delightful thing to possess-,
as nny girl will tell you.
Youthful, well-cut blouses, tho mnjorlty
with tho becoming Peter Pan collars which
all girls like, nro hero in voile, dimity, lawn,
batisto nnd organdio nt prices ranging from
$2.25 to $5.90.
Some have short slooves, othors long ones
with snugly fitting cuffs. A great many were '
designed especially to bo worn with
sweaters and sloevcless frocks.
(Market)
High-Neck
Nightgowns
in Extra Sizes, $1.7S
Of soft yet durable white muslin, made
with long Bleeves, V necks and tucked yokes.
Sizes 18, 19 and 20.
(Central)
A New. Petticoat
With an Embroidered
Flounce, $5.50
A pretty petticoat to wear with Autumn
suits and dresses. It is of messallno with a
dcop scalloped flounce showing a grnpo de
sign done in eyelet embroidery. In navy,
French bluo, Copenhagen, green, brown,
purplo and black.
(Ontrnl)
Middies for Gym
$1 and $1.50
Practical white ones, that are nice to
wear with bloomers, nro in 8 to 20 year
sizes at $1.
Co-ed middy blo'uses of white jean, $1.50.
Serge Frocks
$5.50 and $7.50
Comfortable little bluo serge dresses are
embroidered with silk In contrasting colors.
Sizes 8 to 14 years.
Another -new serge frock, with a pleated
skirt and a detachable pongee guimpe, is in
8 to 14 year sizes at $12.75.
(Market)
Fine Little Broche
Corsets at $4
Of exceptionally good nnd pretty pink or
whlto broche, the corsets aro for average and
slight figures. They havo 2Vi-inch elastic all
around tho low top and 4 eyelets with olnstio
lacer below tho front steels.
(Central)
Special
Curtain Scrim 10c Yard
yard wido and finished with tape edges, It is of a
r up into curtains. White, cream ana ccr
Think how little fresh new curtains will
pooplo like scrim of this sort for half-sash curtains.
Hemstitched White Scrim Curtains
85c a Pair
Snowy nnd Immaculate, they aro 2 yards long. Soma
wise housowivc3 will get enough for tho whole houso.
$1.50 a Pair
Hemstitchod whlto marquisotto curtains nnd ruffled muslin
curtains are .two old favorites that have nn air of homo about
them. $1.50 a pair Is a small prico for curtains as serviceablo
and tasteful as theso.
Cheery Cretonnes at 20c a Yard
i Tho mnny different patterns and tho good substantial qu?l
lty of the cretonnes would bo worth noticing at a higher prico
nnd all tho more so nt this low oncl 84 inches wido.
Opaque Oil Window Shades
Lowered to 75c
A whole new shipment nt this now low prico makes the color
assortment complete; 2 tones of green, 2 of tan and white.
Watcr-colot shades, COo.
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