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fjUST GOSSIRABOUT PEOPLE
Kancy Wynne Talks About Pretty Clothes Seen at Cape
May young George C. Thomas Lands Big Tuna
Fish Out in California
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and habot Day were ex-
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I nnnulnr dniH down fit Cope
S'lhSUMt crowd of
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Wo" w" ".-; w there
HW'fi looked perfectly "tun
,M nffin in a gray bended
m n Kind a b ack duvetyitc
iwrtw?,h n coltar of gray aqulrrel.
S',,1 lh. "pretty K"y "
Hf '".'JliT. n gray feather.
nf'' Tnrk Jtnn. who wna Asties
Mrs, -i" 'i,flrng a one-piece Alice
kJeimade . S fioincmm innterlai.
Hut drew in it ,cr ,,at nM
.'Khw e of blue felt. Another
a" i ... worn by aiargnrcuu ui
!' df"Vn Srlrot votle, and he
t'0D' Ji.i. n atrficd, wan. cnip www.
mL 'nSrt a tractive bathujr kuHh
One of the w081.." .. irrcderlc Wheeler.
!' df '.n nnrlrot voTle, and her
kK matched. w chip t raw.
unv v -- . Aim. r rcuen- ...
' WOr" black taffeta affair and waa
?", " r?ttv. Her cap was lined
tif'T,.:
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and with It Bhc
it"1"1, . nf others who were down
Attawfel I"dJW Mr.
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n ",,jr.-.,.ii.r and white ciicckcu uuu-
iktre over ii c Phlllcr and
J J i ,'. Fddy CroBRman. Kmestlne
AT.L BeW VVk VlrRlnla Heck
gAoS..taHarrl.u. , WAS Interested to bear of an ex-
R&ri y,inU,.ln C'amornia for
V .....,. vcflrs. witn m i" ----
l'L aadcl a tana ngbwfclKh.n8
for Sptlns lf"i !"ub.' Mrs. Walter
with her mother.
ABIE LOUISE BAIIID la an n-
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nnu
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street, anent tlip wrfk-ornl nf rnn Mnv
as tl curat of Mra. Orange lloldcn at
ncr coiiage.
Mrs. Ueorgo Strawbrldge, who has
uwn spending several months at her
summer cottage at Camden, Me., will re
turn to hbr homo In Uermantown the
inner part or tnig montn,
Mr and Mrri. William T. Plummer and
their daughters, Miss Kvelyn Plummer,
Miss Peggy Ailamaon Plummer and Ron,
Mr. Benjamin Plummer, of Hleddyn
road, Ardmorc, who havo been spending
tho summer at their camp at Lake Me
guntlcook. Me., will return to their homo
the latter part of this month. The en
gagement of Miss Evelyn Plummer and
Mr. William "P. Braun, son of Mr. and
Mrs William P. Braun, of Qcrmnntown,
haa been qnnounced.
Mr. and Mra. II. S. Rlghter and their
'daughter, Mlrs Anne Rlghter, have sold
their homo at (lien Mills, Pa., and will
remove shortly to their new home at
Toms ltlicr, N. J.
Miss Erma U Snook and Mlsn Vara
Snook, who havo been spending the
summer with their aunt. Mrs. Ucorge
Brill, of 606 South Forty-ftrat street, at
her cottage at Asbury Park, N. J will
return to their home, 3321 Walnut street,
this week.
Mr. and Mrs Morrla Williams and
their daughter. Miss Jean Williams, of
Coed Maur, Overbrook, who havo been
rpendlng the summer at their cottage In
the Pocono Mountains, will return to
their home the middle of this month.
Miss Harriet Wolf, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Albert Wolf, of Elklns Park,
who has been spending tho spring and
summer touring the continent with her
uncle and aunt, Mr and Mrs. S. S?llg,
has returned to her home.
Mr and Mm. Herbert D Allman and
their daughter, Miss Constance U. All
man, who havo been spending the sum
mer at their cottage In Camden, Me ,
will spend a few days In Boston next
.week before reluming to their homo,
3S19 Walnut street. Mr. -Allman haa
left for a week's trip to Halifax, Nova
Bcotla.
Mr. and Mrs. S. Stein, of 262S North
Douglaas street, announce, the engage
ment of their daUKhter. Miss Sarah stein,
to Mr. Joseph Qreenblatt, son of Mr.
and Mrs. A. Qreenblatt ,
Mr. and Mrs. John M, Zlnn, Jr., of
4831 Morrla direct, Oermantown, enter
tained Mr. and Mrs. William Mutter, of
New York, over the holidays. Mrs. Mut
ter, before her recent marriage, was
Mtrs Edythe Wilson, of Pattrson, N. J.
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MISS DOROTHY S". CARR
WEDS MR. H. L. YOUNG
M&rriage of Miss Catharine
Ahorn and Mr. Potor Alles
in Oermantown
Church of the Transflguratlom, Fifty
fourth street and Cedar avenue, wnen
Miss Ella It Creeny became the bride
of Mr. Walter A. Kaiser, of Easton, Pa.
Father Thompson performed tho cere
mony, which was solemnized by a nuptial
mass. Tho brlde'a sister, Miss Mary A.
Creeny, acted as bridesmaid and the
bridegroom's brother, Mr. Charles .
Kaiser, was best man. A breakff st was
served Immediately after the wedding.
Tho brldo and bridegroom left shortly
after on their wedding trip through the
New England States. They will return
October I to their new home, 6512 Osago
avenue.
tractive girl.
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W o. "" L'l, 'pretty: Hhe has
TOVL..- i ntr and lovolv dark br
"".u.'; her tall. Hhc
ffs .";.. he vear after next
rkbnhairnndlovel
u' ..! rnther tall. M
K. M.tthew Uaird. Jr., who live at
own
Hhc will prob-
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fim.'Matthew Haird
Lrdmore, ."
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ti .1.1.1 nml llin
ftlff loXd stylish. , I)r ng the
M? VillamliuM Franklin at
Tork 1 arbor and. 1 believe, several
other ptarcH. Marie I-oulac has a great
Binr friends.
T HK It that Marlon Watta aud her
I brother. Henry Miller Watts. Jr..
ho are the sou and dnughter ol Mr.
Mfl JlS. Henry Miller Wntt. of ork
House. Ontx. nceompnnlfrf by Mr
G Frailer, the dnughter of I)r, Charlcn
II Frazlec. of 1724 Spruce ntreet. have
Sen the R"es.s of MLk W"-d j
Watts' unole and mint. Mr. and Mrs.
Frederick von Hlller. nt Mexico Citj.
ind have also been spending nevernl
d at Mr. von Hlller'- ' nt lar
do, Mexico. They are expected to re
turn home either dJJT $"?"
QERMANTOWN
Mr. Alfred Dyer Smith, of 6120 Bayn
ton street, announces the marriage of
his daughter. Mlsa Edythe Elizabeth
Smith, to Mr. Willis E. Turner, of 703
Rnm rhittn avenue, on Saturday after
noon at 2 o'clock, at tho home of tho
bride's father. Mr. Smith rave his
laughter In marrlngo and the Itev.
Charles Henry Arndt, rector of Christ
Church. Oermantown, performed tho
ccrcmon Mr. George Parkes acted a
matron of honor and Mr. George Parlsei
was best man A reception followed
the cpremony. Mr. nnd Mrs. Turner bm
now Spending two weeks nt tho Hotel
Tlellevur, Ocean Pity, after which they
will live nt 0120 Bnyntoil street.
M!ss Mary Tcrrlll. of East Wash
ington lane: Miss Mabel Van Mnter.
Miss Lena Steen, Mis Stella Young
and 'Miss Magdaleno Young will spend
the week-end nt Ocean City. Mis. Jo
seph Tcrrlll will chaperon the party.
Miss Gladys Flower, of Magnolia ave
nue, has gone to AuguMn, (la., to re
main Homo time. The engagement of
Miss Flower to Dr. Gerald Rich, of Au
gusta, has been announced.
Photo by Phillips & Phillips
MISS HELEN L.AINO
Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George
T. Latng, of U0 South Forty-ninth
street, whose engagement liaa been
uittiounred. Miss Lain has been
spending some time nt Chelse.i
tho Powelton Apartments, have returned
after spending a month at Squlrrsl
Island, Me.
SOUTH PHILADELPHIA
Miss Christine Lentz has Just re
turned to her homo, 2411 South Sev
enteenth street, after having spent tho
summer at the Lafayette, Capo May.
Mlts Anna Galen, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs Edward V. Galen, of 2413
South Seventeenth street, is spending
several weeks at the Netherlands, At
lantic City
MOORE8TOWN
lAn Interesting wedding- will take
place at half after 7 o'clock thla eve
ning In St. Luke's Episcopal Churci.
Oermantown, nt Coulter Htrcct, when
Miss Dorothy Suznnno Oarr, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Philip 8. Carr, Sr., of
6218 Knox street, Oermantown, will
become the brldo or Mr. Harry u
Young, also of Oermantown. The ncv.
a. a. Chrlstnn, of Alaska, will perform
tho ceremony nnd tho bride s brother,
Mr. Charles A. Carr. will act as server.
Mr. Carr will give his daughter In
marriage and Miss Alice K. Sowden
will nttend tho brldo as maid rf honor.
Tho bridesmaids will Include Miss
Loulso Young, the bridegroom o sister;
Miss Elizabeth Carr, tho brides sister;
Miss Corlrine Uust and Miss Frances
Trout. Miss Phyllis Carr will be her
sister's flower girl. Mr. Conrad Kruso
will act as best man nnd tho following
gentlemen will act as usnerti mt.
John Younir and Mr. Charier ioung. the
bridegroom's brothers; Mr. Philip 8
Carr, Jr.. tho bride's brother, and Mr.
Frank IUggn. . , ,,.,..
A reception will Immediately follow
the ceremony at the homo of the bride a
parent. .,
After nn extended wedding trip Mr.
nnd Mm. Young will live at 2809 Ol
rard avenue.
ALLES AHBUN
Tho marriage of Miss Catharlno M.
Ahern. daughter of Mrs. Margaret
Ahcrn, of r.038 Tacoma street. Oerman
town. to Mr. Peter J. Alles, of 240
Zeralda ntrect, Oermantown. was ttolem
nlzcd at 9 o'clock this morning In th
Church of St. Francis d'Ass'sl. West
Logan and Orccno streets. The Tlv
v .T xrrnnnell eelelirated the nuntlal
mass, which followed' the ceremony. J than colds.
Mr. William F. Anern gave ins sisior
In marriage and Miss Edna McQuado
waH the brlde'a maid of honor nnd only
attendant. Mr. ThomaB J. Alles acted
as best man for his orotner.
The brldo worts a gown of white
satin embroidered In pearls and her
tulle veil was held in place with orange
blossoms. She carried a shower bou
quet of white rosea. Miss McQuade a
frock wan of pink satin and she wore
a picture hat to match. She carried a
bouquet of pink asters. After tho cere
mony there was a wedding brenkfnst
at tho home of the bride's mother. Mr.
and Mra. Alles will spend a week In
Wlldwood.and will be nt home at S6I0
Blakcmore street after October J.
LITTLE
BENNY 'S
NOTE Bt)OK
By Lee Pnpe
DOUBT "SCHOOL" WILL END
MOTHER-IN-LAW "MENACE"
Plan of Chicago Clergyman to Prevent Many Marital Ship
wrecks Receives "Show-Mo Reception Here
Tins wind
Wind Is air going some, plnre. It
la ono of the principle parts of the
wenther.
Vcn nlr Is standing still poeplB
Jest breetli It without even thinking
about it. hut ns soon on it iiihvm
erround a little everybody etnrts to
notlro It. Proving If vou stay In one
place pceplc forget .ion arc there.
A little nlr Ik n breeze, a good eel
is a gnlc and Hip inot there Is is n sy
clone. People who tnke their hat off in
n brcrc nnd think lioyre grat) are tho
ferst ones to get mad wen n syclone
tnkes It off. This proves its hard to
please the name pceplc all the time.
Wind going In one window nnd out
another makes a draft and la pne nf
the best thing to catch a cold in. The
ferst thing you do wen you sneeze is
look erround for a draft and if you dnnt
seo one you Injoy your next snec.c
mutch more. The ferst part of a cold
is a sneeze but that dnnt say the Inst
part of a sneeze hns to be a cold, on
nccotint of there being more sneezci'
SOCIAL ACTIVITIES
Mr and Mrs William Strujthrs Bills
and Miss ("Intra Ellis have Issued liul
Ullons for on at home on Saturday,
fcptfmber 24. from 4 until 7 o clock.
t Fox Hill Faim. Bnn Mawr.
Mr. and Mrs. Holaml Brelsch an
nounce the marrlngo of their daughter,
Mlts Katherlne Brelsch, to Mr A. John
Coombe. on Monday last. In this city.
Mr arid Mrs Coombn will be at home
after October 1 at 4921 North Hutch
faion street.
Mr. Philip P. S. nandolph, Jr. of thlB
city, entertnlned at a dinner on Satur
day evening at tho Caelno, nt Narra
lansett Pier. Among the guests were
Mr, and Mrs. John w. converse, .Mr.
ind Mrs John R. Fell. Mr. nnd Mra
TMIIp Steenron. Mrs. Henry Wnln Har
riion, MIm Mary D. Norrls, Miss Liza
Korrls, Miss Mary Elizabeth Altomus,
Mr. James Altcmus, Mr. S. Emelyn Han
dolph, Mr Wlstcr Randolph and Mr
Augustus F Goodwin
Mr. and Mrs. John D. Mcllhenny and
twlr daughter, Miss Bernlce Mcllhenny,
et Llncpln drive and Johnson street, Ger
tnantown. who have been , traveling
abroad durlnc ihe Hummer, will return
to this countrv the latter part of this
month. Xllss Mcllhenny will be one ofl
the season's debutantes.
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel C. Donoghue and
their dauehter MIhs Mnrlnn Cnhlr Don-
tlhuf, of l'elhnm Court, Oermantown,
no tpcnl the summer nt Cape May,
lll return the latter part of tho month
Mr and Mrs WIIHftm TTnrmnn CJnrle
and their daughter, Miss Kmmn Mnrtyn
ueorge. of pelham Court. Uermantown,
no epent the summer at Upper Sara
5c, X Y , will return home on Friday
Mlts Geogge, who will bo ono of the
eason's debutnntcs, will be formally
Presented to society by her parents at
a tea on Friday, October 28
Jlr and Mrs Bryce Blynn. of 113
west SprlngflMd avenue, Chestnut Hill.
no spent several weeks at Nantuoket.
Mass., Wj rcturn home by motor today
Mrs. Blynn's mother, Mrs. Henry Lee
Sin ' u 35 WBt Uex avenue. Chestnut
J. who also spent a purt of the sum
J1"' .Vantuckct, will nrrlxe In this city
on Thursday
Mrj w Ueaumont Whitney, of S005
aahoe aenuc. Chestnut Hill, will re
FP en Friday from a lslt to James
town, it I
i.J!1'" ,n,,H Shields, daughter of Mrs I
JamtB Shields. 1S05 Vnrth 1'ltrhluf.nlll
The marriage of MIbs Eleanor Stokes
dnughter of Dr. and Mrs. Joscuh
Stokes, to Mr. nobort C. Smith will
take place Thursday at 12 o'clock In
the Friends' Meeting House, on Enst
Mnln str.'ot. A reception will follow
tho ccrc-nony at the home of Li.'
Stokes.
Mr. and Mra Richard H. Lytic of
West Central aenue, nro upending a
few weeks at Radford, Va.
WILL AIDS CHARITIES
Catholic Institutions Named In Tes
tament of A. S. Datz
Several Cntholie charities are hene
fieiaries of the will of the late Alois H.
Datz. 1 844 North Twenty-second
street, disposing of an estate of $'.210,-
1)00. admitted to probate today. He
died tecently in Ventnor, N. .f;
He left !?n000 to St. Vinienfa Or
phan Asylum. $12000 to the Little Mis
ters of the Poor. (lerinnntown ; $1000
to the House of the (!ond Shepherd anil
S1000 to the St. Vincent ile Paul So
ciety of St. Elizabeth's Church. Twenty-third
and Ilcrks streets.
Jlr. Datz also dlnctcd his executor
to continue niainteniiuce of a young
man from St. Elizabeth's parinh
who is studying for the priesthood un
til he is ordained. The residue of the
estate Roes to the widow, one daughter
and one son.
Other wills admitted to probate to
dav nre those of Madalena May, 'JOL'O
North Ninth street. $9000; Edward T.
l'nge, 1724 Nortli Sixty -second street.
The best man will be ' Minai. anil narnn n. njnn, wnn (lieu
at line iiencn, .. .i., .mh.uuii.
NORTH PHILADELPHIA
Miss Edna Gnw. daughter of Mr and
Mrs James Henry Gnw, of U'JS Alle
gheny avenue, will bo married to Mr
George I. Foster on Tuesday, Septem
ber 1.1, In the Oak Lnne Presbyterian
Church at 6:30 o'clock. The Rev. B
J. Humlston, of Long Island, npnlstcd
by the Rev. Everett Jones, will officiate.
Ml
Us nnu- will be attended bv her slH'
ter, Mrs. C. W. Hnlnenr, as matron of
honor and her br'dtsmaids will be Mrs.
William A. Schoflld. Mrs. lierhert .n
Rend, of Elklns Park, and Mifs VIi'-
clnln Dllvtu
Mr. Charles Arthur Foster and the
ushers will Include Mr. Albert Odgers,
Mr Cvril Hepburn, Mr. Oorden G. Den
and Mr. Han S Dotts, of Pelham,
N. J. A reception w'U follow the seivlce
at the Old York Rond Country Club
Mrs. J. Klcscr nnd her daughter. Misf
Emma R. Kicser. havo Just returned to
their home In Tioga after spending
three weeks nt the seashore and several
weeks In the mountains.
Mr. nnd Mis Albert Ousdorff have
returned to their apartments nt tho
Lorraine after .spending the summer at
Atlantic C"t
HOOK RAYNOR
Tho marriage of Miss Robcrtn Rav
nor, dnughter of Mr. William H Ray
nor. of 220 Dorset street, Oermantown,
to Mr William L. Hook, also of !!('
mantown, will tako placo at 5 o'clock
this afternoon In the Wakefield Presby
terian Church, Oermantown. Tho Rev
H. B. McCrono. pastor, will perfoTm
tho ceremony. Miss Florence Rnvnor
will attend her sister as maid of honor
and Mr. Harry Rrowh will act as best
man. Immediately after the ciromony
Mr nnd Mrs. Honk will leave for a
wedding trip, nfter which tlioy will be
at home nt 291 East Ashmead street
KENNY REYNOLS
A pretty wedding will take place this
afternoon at 4 o clock in tho Church o
the Epiphany, Eleventh and Jnckson
streets, when Miss Marie Reynols. of
2ii2S South Eighth street, will bo married
to Mr. John V Kenny. Father Montague
win perform the ceremony. The brides
maid will be her slater, MIfs Bes.le Rey
nols, while Mr. Frank Klnuder will be
best man. Immediately after the cere
mony a reception will be held at the
home of the bride, nfter which the bride
nnd hrldecrooni will leave for Canada,
where they will sriend their wedding trip.
They will return October 1 to their new
home. 1223 Johnson street
OASSER LEHMANN
The wedding of MIs Vennna Leh
mnnn. dnughter of Mrs. Mary .T. Leh
mnnn, and Mr. Joseph J. Gnsser will take
place at 3 o'clock this afternoon at St.
Columba's Catholic Church, Twenty
fourth street and I.ehlgh avenue. After
nn extensive wedding trip through the
South the bride and bridegroom w lit be
nt home nt 2813 North Croskey street
after October 1
CREENY KAISER
A pretty wedding took place on Mon
day morning at 8:30 o'clock In the
In summer wen Mie wind blows In
teeples houses they brag about it, but
In winter wen it blows in they arc
ashamed of It. This proves there Is a
time for everything.
One of the funniest things the wind
does is to blew off other pecple.s hats
and ono of the werst things it does is
blow off yours. Proving wc dont re
alize we nre allways somebody cits to
others.
The wind Is a grate help to a balloon
If It going the same way hut on tho
contrary If Its not.
The 4 chcef winds nre north, east,
south end west, nnd this privents cny
from blowing "Ither strnte down or
finite up.
Presbyterians Pay Interchurch Debt
New orlt, Sept. 7. Final pnunent
of the Presbyterian Church's share of
the Interchurch World Movement debt,
amounting to $58.'!.. 1(1.". 77. was an
nounced officially estenlay by Dr.
George n. Stewart, acting stated clerk
nf (lie l-e' livf"-'"!. '"' ureli Tho money
was paid in cash here.
A finishing school for mother-ln-lav-nnd
prospective mothera-ln-lnw might
prove it good thing, In the opinion of Dr.
Louis Jtnbinsoii. head of the probation
deportment of the Domestic Hcliitloni
Court. If. as Dr. Itnblnsnn says. it
uere known how to get them Into it
and what to tench them when they were
got In."
TJie finishing-school Idea it Is not
known If "finishing" Is used with dou
ble meaning belongs to the Rev.
Charles H. Stevens, of the Third Pres
byterian Church of Chicago.
"Seventy-five per cent of all mntrl
mnnint disasters.' he said In n sermon
recently, "are precipitated by the inter
ference of mothers-in-law."
The mother-in-law. he went on to
sn, hns ceased to lie a joke ami has
become a menace. Something nhould be
done with her. She needs education, he
decided.
As to how largel) mothers-in-law arc
responsible for marital disorders, offi
cials of the court here ore not of one
mind. Itobcrt lirown. chief of the do-
mestlc relations section, while admitting ,
they arc frequently active and almost
always potentlonal trouble-makers,
would not like to say just what percent
age of fnllings-out arc due them. Thomas
Shormnn, clerk of the court, is n
little more definite nnd. while agreeing
In tire main with the Chicago clergy
man, mih that his figures are a little too
high.
"I'd sa 00 per rent." -nid Mr. Slier
man. That Is a irett afo tlgurc.
"It happens this way. as n rule. The
couple have a tiff nut to amount to
an thing usually hut the wife runs to
her mother witli her side of the cne.
'Don't you live with that brute any
longer,' the mother says, nnd she per
suades her daughter to live with tier.
Soon the husband Is being sued over
here for non-support Yes. I've seen
It hnppen that way lots nf times."
But Dr. Iloblnson, to whom the mnt-
ter was nt last referred, because he had
figures nt hand, prodmed u teport of
the court officers published in Iflli,
which showed that one In n little leM
than H per cent of the cases which
came before the court durinj the cnr
was family Interference, even alleged.
"It freiiuent'y happens." said Dr
Iloblnson. "Hint n man who litis been
living with his wife's relatives, decides
that he would be better off In his own
home. In some cases his mother-in-law
conceives Ids reason t,o he that he
wants to he somewhere where she can't
keep nn eye on him. whereas It tnny be
that he only wnnN to be where he won t
hnve to llten-to her.
"Hut how by 'education' or anything
elfe this viewpoint can he made plnin to
her, I don't see. If (his Chicago
dergyman has tiny suggestions on thnt
score' T should he Interested to hear
them."
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larks. Added Munlcal l'roloiu.
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Miss Myrtle Levy, of 1300 North
Sixty-second street, lias returned from
a visit with her uncle, Mr. Paul Levy,
anil fnmllv at St. flcorge, Md.
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Infants'
Shoes
A complete stock of the
highest - grade little shoes
that S3 years' experience and
"the best of leather and work
manship can produce.
Butter
50c
lb
At all out Stores
CLAFLIN, 1107 Chestnut
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METHOD
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Removes
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DOUBLE
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WRINKLES
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JOSEPH
PEAGER
;.(i(irs' Tailor anil Furrier
928 CHESTNUT ST.
10 Off
IF VOU OltnRR sow
Tailleur
Suits
.if Su.n Cloth.
T w r d and
T will Cloth
flotlp Trlrotlne
. Levant, etc.
$65 up
Coat - Wraps
Til Ollt MKAHl'HB
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vises the making of
tiicft aurment
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GEORGE ALLEN,
U214 Chestnut St t
Inc.
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PARIS MODEL
Marguerite et Leoirciie
Amitoiniette Martha Yeries
rette Vimoot
Lotnisoo
lary et Annie
Vsitetard
Lewis
Gemmaiine
',JI7E invite your inspectioon off imported pattern
hats and superb models by dor own designers.
WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 7to '
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER Sttlhi
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A Dramatic Picturlzation of the
World's Famous Clnssic
WML
WITM
TMOnASTEFFePsSOW
In th rol of "nip."ln whicf ha and
hla father. "Joe" Jrteron. plPd for
"Ven'p6PULAR PRICES
lte.r'ni Bt8 on Sale In Artvanca.
An attractive niuilcal iir"B'Hin ty
memli.r- if phlUdtihia Ore h'ftra.
Produrail hy Wurd i.ascflle.
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HODKINSON
TIIHU 1'AIHK BXL'ltAMlK. INC.
1214 MAItKKT BT.
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BETTY COMPSON mVb
"At the End of the World"
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&() You T)are
to raise your arms Ireciy and
gracefully In this season's thin
waists and downs low cut r
In every tnstanci- (you will
profit by a Green Room secret
that has become a toilette ne
cessity for pretty women, use
DEL-A-TQNS
Delatonels a preparation
made scientifically correct for
the purpose of safely removing
hair from the face, neck or
underarms.
Uenutr specialists use Dell
tone because it leaves the skin
clear, firm and perfect
ly smooth.
Dclatone Is easy to et-plr-4lmpled!reeU0Bawith
every Jir.
At Any Druggist's
or Uepartment atora
J i r il y.tiiuni nnan hunn Tliiatrrs
,., Uermantown A. ("heltn
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ORPHEUM PLAYERS
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Keystone
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FaLrmount
2th nirarl 2 nn, 7 4. 0
T(Mi i-t hPKK.n
Liberty
111 on 1 A Columbia
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HERSELF
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MAKKh.1 A I .UNII'fciit
VAUDEVILLE
CtJNTINt Of S II A M TO II P. M.
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BROADWAY
Thomas Mcighan ,n ''.0Hnn,nu(len".' of
ALLEGHENY
GLORIA SWANSON .. 'tnlh;n,..
ALHAMBRA -VK.W, tlon
DOROTHY DALTON ' n;5J1
WM. PENN LANC-AhTIJIl ! T
I'M I. l HI VII.I.V. U'TS AND
i nniji .T'- ulnu 1-p l-i f iinirs In Love
JANE P. C. MILLER
Conservatory, 1028 Chestnut St
Prliatp lemons. Adult
nd i"htlrirn'B C.aaM
Midrn aril Enthetic I5an
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! Braidinc Embroidering Beading
IlemMltchtns Srullnplns; PIPHtlnr
NOVELTY EMBROIDERY CO.
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USheppacd &Eom
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Rompers
Reduced
Were $3.00
Wow $1.75
Cambric in plain pink or blue,
white with stripes or bars of pink,
tan, or blue, and some in plain
white.
BoiS DVCSSCV: pop'in, voile and batiste; nil
white, or vh te with a touch ol color at collar
and wrists; i and 2-ear sizes. Were $4.50
are $2.95.
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Coats: Corduroy.
$17.00 to $25.00.
French Caps.
and upwards.
$7.00 to $14.50. Cahmere,
WALNbV :
OpcnS-t. KViS, Sept.
LOVE DREAMS
daintily embroidered. $
'75
1008 6h8tnut&reei
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1222-1224 Walnut Street
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