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Catching a wnaie
Rr MARTHA McC. WILLIAMS
What nort o' scent d'ye wont on '
JThtr on, HO'. ! twelvo nnd one
tilf (hcrcforc n stotwy prry 10 trie
" .t nnmnu uhuuwiiici '"
Organ Plays at 9, 11 and 4:45
Ctilmej it Noon
WANAMAKER'S
DOWN STAIRS STORE
WANAMAKER'S
WEATHER
Fair
?,M!fd to iilrnfo hit mother. Tlicy had
Sirnt Icicns ns wan manifest by his
"'jfaico it enmfire. If you're bound
nil dCMCrniintii u m -....;.. .. ....
nrtcr clean; into pnrngonc, sineus onDy u
'"'rmlrTnt'i'S ' my best Ea- M
nM of While Itos." bin mother In- ' B M
r.inintfd. "!' xi'r" 3-0" hnke out fl f
innu ciiiL uiiuir .'"it iui i uu a ,f---
Allen pew. Hlnck up nH tliey --. Xlicy j
,Vcr KinfU f nothlnc nt pK. S'txxe
thry llnk u " '", n wn"- ncr, w'n B
nebodv but i-oiiniry ioir,s jp iiuucr. 1
want ''m lrnrnt pood, -tmntry folks '
iro Jest nn good nnd m.. nil -coming ns'
(own onrH, rvrn i-i nun i nine mi
the money they stjijewn wt of us."
"Aw, mn snvo flint jprt o dope for
thf club Jon wlmmun- folks hnve
iMrtcd." Hoy flunjc back, edging to
wird the door. If Iip thoujtht to go
ccntle.s ho ns checkmated hlx mother
set her back against door, hold
i.Min nrlnnncr whit ho (leltieifl his
head and his kerc,v-i with her rone;
essence! tnen witn a nnni ynnK 10 nis
jacket nnd n twist to his tie shoved
hlra throup1 tho door, with the pnrtlng
jdmonltlou "He sure to remember the
lt. eo yon can ten me nna wnat
old Mme. Allen had on."
, A catapult could scarcely have landed
Hoy quicker than his own lens did,
at hi" steady haven, the Hagby plnce.
It lay close, but beautifully remote,
thanks to clustering shrubbery, un
trimmed for years, nnd n rampant
hedge of nrbor-vltft?, with n snggltig
rrccn pate that Roy utterly disdained.
Instead he shot himself through n break.
Invisible from the road but plain to see
within. Old Major Ilagbv upon the
piazza, with dogs nnd his Sunday paper
littering space about him, chuckled nt
eight of the boy, but welcomed him
hashedly. asking very low: "Sny Is
the waiting for you outalde?"
"No. f-Ir! Homo with n beaut-l-ful
swelled jnw," Roy nuswered undutl
fullr. "And that ain't nil the luck
celther. .TImmv Hlgga hn done prom
ised to swap clothes, go to church for
me. tell me tho text 'n everything so'a
I can go 'long with vou on this 'boob
jont whatever its into."
"lou'll find out time enough, sonny."
said the major. "Plenty time ri God's
plenty. Now let mc see ! Love feast
now 0 o'clock; thnt'll hold tho church
folk n full hour or better. Singing,
preaching, snernment and so on'll give
si three hours longer. Heap of doings
la that much time If only you know
how to get it out."
"les. Mr," said Roy, not quite
easily. The major was his oracle, guide,
philosopher and friend. Suppose jimmy
Hlq went bnck on himself, he, Rov.
would be crushed to tho dust, lie
must not fall the mnjor In this myster
Mous emergency yet going limn" un
fortified with service facts was dread
ful to coutemplntc. rancy his ii'.ief
when the straggly division hedge of
tedara was violently stirred Jimmy
Hligs coming through It like n cannon
ball, but panting ns he stood upright:
"Roy ! Hurry! I mustn't be Into.
Xew scholars Is north a dime n head
today, I got to bo rolled up a new
scholar, or know the reason why."
Action answered hln nppenl. Rut
tons, buckles, the cherished knot of ii
rare blue tie, all fell before fingers
that dared not shako.
The exchange quickly made, Jimmy
darted townrd the gate; but Rov
yanked him back with a stern ; "T'other
way, or I'll hkln you." nnd was dulv
obeyl. Then grinning over an outfit
much patched though clean, he looked
Inquiry at the major, who said enlg
msllenlly ns he rose: "Remember
we're goiriK I'mblng got hooks nnd
lines nnd poles nil right. Rut we'll
hare to dig un the bnlt to inteh mir
whale."
"I'm game." Fald loral Itov. hut
with a delighted shiver.
Speedwell, n mile from town. waH
worse overgrown than even the Ragby
piaco. it was no trouble to nmbush
the fliver In a thicket midway between
tote and mansion. The rond was grnst,
grown, yet showed faint wheel murks.
Major llngby smiled to see them. "Xot
two davs old." he said, then handing
Koy a fnlr-sized covered basket : "Take
wis to the Mile door when it opens
it you see a ghl mi ; 'The eggs, madam
and I'll come back for my change
Sfter a hit.' YnnVe nnt In wr hn
the tllous elders will lie nwnv nt fhnmli
If they shouldn't be, nsk It' Mr. Den
nis is awoke jet and will he pay the
fire dollnrs jou must hnve to leave the
parcel for him. Thnt'll get the door
fcoUt lit VOMr fnnn RI, Till, nn,i rnn,n
rack here on the dead run."
t'l ain't truly to go back?" from Roy.
o the change will come to us
w i mun be ready to take care of it,"
the major retorted. "Now on your
way nnd the Lord hnve mercy on those
bare feet of jour."
iust twenty minutes later Roy, safe
(turned, United to see u tall, stooped
pre in widow's weeds, almost rim
ing trmnrrl tlmm ni.1UA .... ,i. .. i..
snoneu as n ftinruUn c.r u ,n, .,?.
and Mlk-t'Iml nnkles. Noboih spoke
we major's finger was on his Up. Rut
inside nilOtllPr lirnntv ii,l,,,,l.,c, l,n l.
?i"iia rll""I'linnt whoop: "The Stnte
K.J, V, "V(-,r " No,v JIr- 'tunrdlan
"vii Inehpm, do jour worst!"
.A, ."'""King white hand fell upon his
snouluor Ik, t,, ...,,i . i .. i...
owner ti i, mi...,, i ......
t., ""' i 'ini i ti, iine -gin ;
0u re snfe nml nuns n i, -.,,...
1 enn I ltr1tn..n i i. t.. i. ,
l?M,ri,Cl ,np B'vl Icd, her voire
.n?..i1?- "' ,""1 0hl ''"I", fnltli.
erthI1Ki , thl, nwful month that I
tholrtm,; ".viibyitp' lpjh-i
ilm -L, muue no
'TT- i .
ft . ",B",, a't till you were twenty-
B.Wf5' l k,,cw th"1 'tc." tho
w J''; 'ntJrruPted. 'Tntll jou were It
jvasnt safe to meddle with vou-hard-T
even to think of you. Kidnapping
';?'' Kn.ow- " Pietty serious often-.
He nml I ii. nu i.. ..i... i
WBIil.l . ',,,, lllllt'iri'M Mllll
tth. lzvr !ivo ,n sr t""111- if i K-Pt
j ' marry nn
V"; ililarv
iKnin , lrt i . ,. .. .
in p ""nor pnneii nor Hand, snv-
nlfni irfot ,t!" Vor hl,n "'"I
hist lei ,loin?s;, 0r mther leave him to
rMv""",'1 Iimm-V nnvnnr. We'll stop
th?r f n"'1 p,,ono for him ' l",'' "'", "t
And . . V ""fr not t0 hp "t church.
rLl 'n0 to yoi,r K'inrdlnn."
Alien .i n.n,"?r vrl,h 1,lH "' nancy
fcarlv ,?,n,,rr"' " "Peed limits, and
afterlrerllT'1 n PTfcclly good car,
it en,n ,'B t,' '"njnr'H inesnire. Thus,
church .'." ihiat roln(,l'(n"lly with
With PV .V0'1'1'"' "6mp tittC1'" " "ff
iwav iiBjorwI "by Blvlnir the bride
nd r)n-V AtV,I,,",, "ln'inR ring """"er
"rf. Pn.nptAllen Jubilnnt ns best man.
III. . llc Ml,Q,e 8tw enme out.
Full Stocks of
ower Prices
Glowing
Wanamaker's
Autumn Merchandise at
Down Stairs Store
nepiiew." the
Arkworth, said tenseh
whirled
' Arkworth
nnd .TImmv Rnynnr,
In the wnr-turmoll,
v...". KJcniner
lun f. . -. . -" -.. ..... ....
?, 'uiien in love. nlll,i,i .ni. .i
them i? tmnrry 0,lt of '"""I- Rctween
Intent ,?n co,nlc tho "rlnilng lnchpln,
the fori," ukee!:,n in h "wn family
Hllarv ln hc .hn(1 M, '" trout since
her (LIT ? b?b'r' '""' HPiOiiilpil
of nil Vir. fRtrn llcr- a Ilu thought, nut
tslenu ""J"';'1- 'n'nj himself mis
SpeednM md v,t''n"y Imprisoned her nt
dose nni'i i "I1 kno"lnK !" mnh.r'H
lltt In ,,,M, 71mmv- 'i'li'i" I'c '""I
Ptar.l .'.",l,r "n,st .v ' own
what I, . . b'8tercd, of course, but
(jVSht A,n??t0 l,V whPn tllc low. tho
Viffi'- wedding rlna nnd n hnshnnri
$16.75 , $16.75 $29 $16.75
New Dark Patterns in
Boys' AU-Wool Suits
With Two Pair of Trousers
$13. 75
Suits liko these would bo good value with one pair of trou
sers at this price I How much more so with two!
There are all- sizes from 8 to 18 years and various different
'Norfolk models. Some of the coats show knife pleats with plain
or pointed yokos. Others nre plain with patch pockets, nnd still
nhother stylo has a new arrangement of box pleats and yoke
in back.
Materials aro in tho darker tones of Autumn greens,
browns and grays, with pin stripes, overplaids or stripes.
Coats are lined throughout with mohair. Trousers arc
lined throughout, and every scam is taped.
(Qntlery, Mnrktt)
Women's Extra-Size
Vests, Special, 20c
Finely ribbed cotton vc3ts are
in low-neck, sleeveless or bodice
top style. They arc "seconds,"
but tho imperfections arc slight.
Combinations
Special, 35c or 3 for $1
Women's flncly ribbed cotton
combinations with slight imper
fections aro in regular and extra
sizes. They nre in low-neck,
sleeveless, tight-knee style.
(Central)
Sale of Lovely
New Silk Dresses
$16o75 and $29
(Savings Range From $8 to $15)
Soft delightful tlrcbscs of s,atin, crepe satin nnd Canton crepe in
black, navy and dark brown, each material of excellent quality.
Their lines aro new, long and straight and most of them hnve the
wide flowing sleeves.
Some are quite elaborately embroidered in bronze or iridescent
beads. Some are deeply banded with a heavy crcpey silk that makes
one think of Persian lamb. Here nnd there an Oriental ornament
gives a bright glint of rich color.
Especially prctEy is a frock of satin with panels nnd wide sleeves
of embroidered CJcorgette crepe. This is in brown with cream or navy
with henna. $10.75. (Sketched.)
Canton crepe dresses nt $29 arc embroidered with steel beads or
with heavy silk thread.
i
Wonderful Choosing Among New
Cloth Dresses at $10.75, $16.75 to $25
Hundreds of new dresses of navy blue sorgo and tricotine are
leady for Autumn. They are gay with bead embroidery or shiny with
many rows of black silk braid.
Handsome Black Silk Dresses
at $39 and $45
Heavy crepe weaves, benutiful Canton crepes and softest satins
are in this gathering of distinguished dresses. But one or two of a
kind which it, a great point in their favor. Most of them arc quite
plain, but possessed of the most interesting lines, developed in tho
finest materials.
(Murhpi)
Pretty Corduroy
Breakfast Coats
$3.85
Such a small price for so much
comfort I These roomy, nttrac
tively cut brenkfast coats arc of
widc-walo corduroy in American
beauty, orchid, grape, Copen
hagen and rose.
(Central)
Durable Petticoats of
a Well-Known Make
$1.50
Tho durable material rustics
like talTcta and has a luster. It
show3 various colored flowers on
grounds of Copenhagen, black,
wistaria or green, suitable for
wearing with Autumn suits and
dark dresses.
(Central)
Sateen for Linings
Exceptionally pretty arc the
new designs nnd colorings in good
quality sateen for durable coat
linings. 36 inches wide, 63c and
75c a yard.
Plain color sateens, 36 inches
wide, arc 39c and 60c a yard.
(Central)
,
$5
$5 N$5'
A Rooiu Full of
$5
Gay New Hats at $5
Scores and scores of new hats, gay and smiling, bring all the
colors of Autumn with them.
Here are russet browns, creamy tans, French blue, bright red,
navy, dark brown, blnck and petunia in deep-piled velvets, panne
velvets and soft duvetyns. Some of the hats are small, close-fitting
affairs thnt would be ever so smart with a veil. Others have rather
wide brims, often trimmed with flat swirls of pleated ribbon.
Jaunty beaded duvetyn tarns for young women, toques covered
with curling ostrich for women in their middle years and every other
fashionnble kind of hat between the two. Surely there is a hat for
every woman!
(Market)
Sale of 800 New Blouses
$1.25 and $3,50
Many Are Half Price
Straight from the maker's workroom. Many of Ins new Autumn
models. Beautifully fresh. Not every size in each style, but dozens
of styles from uhieh to choose. They aie half or nearly half price.
White Cotton Blouses, $1.25
Prettier than one could imagine for that! Imported voile and
American batiste with hemstitching, lace or embroidery.
Silk Blouses at $3.50
Half dozen stylos in plain and striped crepe do chine. Heavy
striped tub silk. Fine white habutni. Daik sntins. Natural-color
pongee. Light-colored tricolctte overblouscs. Plenty of Peter Pan
collar in the lot some with tucked and pleated fronts. Lonr and
shoit sleeves.
Olnrltpt)
Girls' Navy Serge Regulation Frocks, $7.50
The wardrobes of girls going back to school must contain at
least one regulation dress of this type to bo complote. These
dresses are trimmed with gold silk braid and have chevrons to
match. Sizes 8 to 14 years. (Sketched.)
Other serge nnd jersey dresses, suitable for school, are S5.50,
$7.50 to $12.50.
Jersey Frocks for Juniors, $18
Wool jersey is so serviceable, so adaptable and so all-around
satisfactory that young girls cling to it as much as older women.
Good-looking frocks of brown, hennn or blue jersey, trimmed with
embroidery and covered buttons, are in sizes 14 and 16 years.
Chambray Slip-on Frocks at $2
Tvi stylc' for girlB of 8 to 14 yenrs' is sketched. The dress
is of blue or lavender chambray with a checked gingham guimpe.
Sizes 8 to 14 years.
Plenty of Gingham Frocks at $3
Fathers, somehow, always particularly approve of frocks of
this chai actor. They consist of middies and pleated skirts of dark
blue gingham with three rows of white braid on the collars and
cuffs, chevrons on tho slcoves and red ties Sizes 6 to 14 years
w
d $2
Plenty of Middy Blouses at $1 and $1.50
$7.50
(Marlcet)
Step-in Bloomers, $2
Comfortable little bloomers
that arc gaining more and moro
in popularity arc of pink or white
crepe do chine or of figured silk-and-cotton
mull, in lavender or
pink. Some are trimmed with
lace and have elnstic at the waists.
(Crntrul)
Metal Bag Tops
Special, 50c
What an nrray of attractive
designs all the types that nre
i in vogue this season! Thero are
oval, square and semi-circular
I bag tops with chains attached,
1 ready for bngs of velvet, duvc
I tyn, satin, ribbon, brocade or
suiting.
(Art NfnIlcTpork, Central)
Imported Fiber Scarfs
Special, $6.50
Smart finishing touches to
Autumn suits, they are in gay
stripes., black-nnd-white, brown,
tan, blue, yellow, pink nnd gray
tones in interesting combinations.
They look like the much more
expensive scarfs that almost
every girl nnd woman wants at
some time or another.
(Central)
yMii u' H W?W ri'' I
Sfi.75 R d( C An r- .
T -- " v-" JD.4U .-fcrt.HII CJ7C
$6.75
$3.50
$4.90
Autumn bhoes Are Coming Fast
re Excellent and Prices Are Low
es
Shoes are the first "must" of the autumn shonrnno- season
That's why we have sketched here eleven different types of
shoes for the family. Notice the changed styles and the prices
which in many cases are considerably lower than even the low
Women s Shoes and Oxfords
prices of last winter. All of them are "Wanamaker" shoes
meaning that they are made expressly for Wanamaker's
Downstairs Store.
Are $4.90 to $9.90
Five line new styles are pictured. The
new higher shoes of black or tan leather
or black calfskin and kidskin are $6.75
last year they were considerably higher.
Notice tho sports walking shoes of medi
um tan leather, too, with their new rounded
toe, imitation ball strap and low Hat heel at
Saturday Is Children's Day
in the Shoe Store
Children's and Small Boys' Shoes Start at
$1.75 and Go to $5.90
Boys' and Girls' Shoes Start at $3.50 to $6.90
Children's school shoes or oxfords of tan leather, lace style, with senicenblo
soles, sizes 6 to 8, nt $3; sizes 8Vi to 2, at $3.50.
Childrcn'B lace shoes of tan calfskin, wide toes, welted soles, sizes G to 8, at
$6.75. Sports oxfords to match are ?5.40. j HM; sizes 8 to ll, $4.75; sizes 11 to 2, $5.40
Oxfords with imitation wing tips are of
black kidskin at $6.25, black calfskin at j
$6.75. Straight tipped black kidskin ox-
fords are $6.-10. ,
Ankle strap oxfords of tan leather with ,
imitation saddle straps are $5.40 and imila- ,
tion wing tip oxford ties with Cuban heels
are $5.40 also. j
(Chestnut) '
't blnck patent leather Ince shoes with white leather tops, sizes SV- to
id $5 00.
Children
2. at $4.90 nnd
i i011-!8' lnoC "4hoS8 f5Iack du" lenther with wide toes, welted soles and low
nceis, mzcs h2 to 7, !?o.00. (riirntnut)
Hoys,' school shoes of heavy tan lenther with welted double soles made to stand
hard wrnr, sizes 1 to CV4, specially good at ?3.90.
Small boys heavy tan shoes, blucher style, welted soles, mZ0S 10 to 13 .
specially good nt $3.00. i,02
Itntt3 I MOdct jlJ" inn tiativllnl. A.. 1 . V -
Kil Vnn irZ'r, t","0" """ "rogue (.napes, iihiho of good tan leather, sizes
(duller-, SliirUH)
1 to 514, $4.00 to $5.00.
Men's Shoes and
Oxfords Are
$4.75 to $9.90
Serviceable shoes of black
leather almost as soft as kid
skin, English style, are spe
cially good at $1.75.
Oxfords of tan leather
with medium toes and broad
low heels, welted soles are
specially good at $4.75.
Tan shoes with medium
toes, specially good at $5.90.
Autumn shoes just in are
of tan or black calfskin in
straight lace style at $7.50.
(Market Mrrct Oullrrj)
Center
(Dpi
Bath Towels That Grew Pink in Bleaching, 25c
10x42, 21x41 nnd 27x45 inch towels, lovely and soft and perfect
in weave. Put to bleach in the mill, some pink ones "rnn," nnd tho
result is cstheticnlly shell pink towels some in batik effects, others
with dull blue borders. They are very pretty nnd less than half tho
regulur prices of prosaic white ones. Yes, the color is fast now we
laundered some ourselves to mako sure.
New Yoke Handbags, $2, $2.50, $3
Lovely chiffon velvet nnd duvetyn bngs, many of them with yokes
nnd full gathered "skirts." Their linings nre dainty in color, and
tho frames are covered or of fancy metal. Calfskin and other
leather "swagger bags" arc included. Far the best we have had in
a long time at such prices.
Leather Glove Clearaway at $1.35 and $1.85
Newly reduced prices for beautiful gloves to wear with the new
sleeves. $1.35 for two-clasp French suede in black, with black or
white embroidery.
$1.85 for strap wri3t gloves of capeskin or lambskin, with long
cuffs nnd plnin or spear-point backs, mostly in white or brown.
$1.85, also, for eight-button-length gloves of white lambskin. Not all
sizes in any one stylc.
Women's Silk Stockings, 85c
New lot of these popular black and cordovnn
with cotton tops and reinforced soles, seamed backs,
good grade. They sell fast!
silk stockings
'Seconds" of a
Satin Camisoles, $1
Third less for all the maker had on hand. Brown, navy, white,
pink, orchid nnd maize satin with three rows of hemstitching.
Unusual Silk Petticoats, $2.65 and $3.65
Fine "special" lot of fresh tafTeta petticoats at $2.65, and messa
hnes with narrow frill nt $3.G5. Navy, black and ever so many change
able shades.
Underclothes, 50c and $1
Pink or white bloomers, carefully made and reinforced, are plenty
big nnd long at 50c. Nightgowns of Autumn-weight cambric are
attractive at $1.
Linen Handkerchiefs for School, 15c and 25c
When good, pure linen can be had as cheap as flimsy cotton,
naturally Philadelphia high school and college students will be
equipped with lmon. White linen with hemstitched hems for men,
t, jui women, i.oc.
Pink Bandeaux, 50c
Pink poplin with imitation filet lace.
Sizes up to 42.
Some of the Best Pearl Bead
Necklaces at $5
that we have ever had have just arrived. They have a depth
of color and beauty of luster that are quite remarkable. In
J1 '."J,11)6 creamy shade or tinged with pink, they are in 18,
- .. . ....... .t,, vno. j-utii is iastenea with a 10-1
clasp.
-karat gold
All nro tVlft inroetiMiAfiUU -...1- -..!-, -
a j v, ,u I'uuwa, wiucn means thnt they
can be dropped on tho floor or in hot water without harm
to them.
(Cent ml)
Women's Polo Coats at $20
iui"10101 is soft' warm and durable, in brown, chow and dark
3ehnlfiUii Th c"nt are u leiyrth. have slanting inset Sockets
can be worn highUndt ThCy OT double-bted and tSo largeollara
Velour Coats With Graceful Lines at $25
tl1o?,ii"n 'nde?nabl? a'r of smartness about them. Perhans it
is their well-tailored rag an shoulders Pnrrinni ir i i, i ?
Other coats without fur aro in various models up to $47 50
Coats With Fur, $25 to $39
coUar 53 ? d1ercrehvCSOsSe'dvneTnB "
wolf. Materials are the new varintiM of fho nh ' ?-d P085un nd
and colors have a new warmth about ?hcm. fnCZ and VeIour'
(Market)
New Pleated Skirts
Special at $5 and $7.75
Hf'Tf IS n lnmriH.4M4! j .
recall the prices of pleated wool plaid'swA' or IhTuJ1 f
years, then you'll see the difference k,rtS for thc last two or th
Just
ree
drtWa-a-K IBS-SB W! ft1 in "
.. . 57.75 hkrts aro of prunella in l.,ll vum.?":
es of
si.o hKiriK aro ot prunella in inii iv.,lh , ,
nnd diem Rirb will lite taMrt.'ILTiS co" "" '
(Mitrkrti
Children's
School Umbrellas
85c and $1
Both are covered with durable
black cotton and have strong
frames. Tho handles for little
boys aro in crook shape. Those
for girls arc straight.
(Market)
Fully Made
Nightgowns Stamped
for Embroidering
Special, $1
Tho material is a good nain-
i sook and thc nightgowns nre gen-
' cJ0Uf.1y c,ut nd well mudo. Best
of nil, the stamped designs are
i pretty.
(Ontra!)
-J I I
Jersey Suit-Frocks, $16,75
Can you imagine a moro prac
tical affair than this? Each suit
comprises n slip-on sleeveless
frock and a jacket to match.
Both frock and jacket are
equipped with slot pockets and
both nre belted. In brown, blue,
green and tan mixtures.
Another style in n jersey huit
frock is bound with braid nnd
priced $15.
Tailored Suits of
Velour Start at
$23.50
Most of them are in navy blue
and wood brown and, as the prices
rise $27.50, $29, $35, $37.50
the buits increase in elaboration.
The suit thnt is sketched is of
suede velour in brown or navy.
The jacket is heavily embroid
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topped with n deep square collar
of benvetette beaver-dyed coney.
Jricotine suits start
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