I '
The Woman's
Exchange,
Making Shoes Clean
. j at Woman rant:
Madam-
s correct
V" ff. ha kid shoes?
y C1" A KBADEn.
,,t,n tetrachloride wll clean your
."for you, and you can purchasu
ffiftt any 'drug-tore.
The Linen 8hower
. trjiinr at Woman' Paot!
" ,-m-WIH you please tell me
'wsSisrrAn5r
Bnoweri aidu
the Invitations
.'? Vndhow
KSSd b written!
Thank you.
ANNA D.
u.v the ehowcr Juit before you
"Jvour refreshments. A very at-
nrT yur. 'A..htfni vov of nrnasnt.
VhS Sift Is to hand the bride-to-be
IS the gi ',..,, of ay oretonno or
R.SrS-bair made of gay cretonne or
V-nisio of linen that has been lott
If on ft drew and can be combined
otr ''"PJ.r.hij muni n. Th Is receota-
2m unbleachea muBlln. This recepta
VlrlU hold all of the presents and be
K ' ii i..fni nfterward.
. a wind, thin bread and but
..ffflwlchts and Iced tea. with olives
":. i .nu wish.
"ft ivIlBMqnii should
Anns", request. , the pi
read: "Miss
leasure of Ho
Sb,', company at a linen snower,
m honor of Miss '.Mary Dlake, on such
Jis such a date." In the lower left-hand
,,- la "It. B. V. f. una your nuurau
SKuM also be put on the Invitation.
' Adventures With a Purse
tLEFT the house this morning In n
1 fearful hurry, nnd when I arrived
B town It nns to remember that I had
rarted out of the housr without a hat
Sn Tiic entire timo I was dressing I
lot assuring myself that I must be
law to slip I" nto my hot, ns the
own Is loose nnd the slghtcst breeae
t under It nnd nwny goes tho hat.
ttdl thcro wns nothing for It but to
dr one, nnd ns the department stores
were not open as yet, I looked nbout
until I happened upon a shop which
lent them. The one I bought was for
a Mac hnt, nnd so I chose accordingly.
A tiny rliineitcno was in the head, too
Unr to be objcctlonnble, nnd suspended
from that wns a elenr. sparkling blue
itone about three-quarters of an inch
long. To ench movement of the hend
the stone will dance n merry tune nnd,
ilso, It can be used very well ns nn
ornament for the front of n hut. It
mi priced at seventy-five cents.
Nearly all of the wrist watches arc
worn with ribbon these dujs, nnd those
of us who do not use n ribbon sooner
or later look nround for one, and that
means the need of n clnsn, too. I hnvc
priced these, nnd I think the cheapest
((any I found todny while adventuring.
Tfcere wns one with n gold clasp nnd n
old ribbon, to he worn with the gold
wriat watch. Still nnother stylo hnd a
thin sliver-colored ribbon, to be worn
wjth the white gold, silver, or. If one is
fortunate, the thin plntinum timepiece,
And lut, but not lenst, was thu con
ventional black ribbon to be worn with
either sliver or gold wntcd. Each rib
bon had the clasp and was priced at $1.
Big shcnis take care of almost every
tutting need. They slit long lengths of
material, be It silk or heavy woolen, cut
off the big button), nnd I must admit
that orraiionnlly mine have assisted in
the pulling of nu obstinate tack from
my wall. Hut there lire the tiny jobs,
tuch ns cutting buttonholes, snipping
threads, and sinnll scissors arc needed.
I saw some tiny fellows todny that
would just about serve every small -job
purpose, nnd they were priced at fifty
cents.
For iMRiri of shops nddrmi Woman'! Putt
K-tir ar phooa Walnut 3000. or Main 1801.
The Question Corner
Today's Inqulrlos
1. How can an inexpensive, fly
t-rrcfii of the round tpe, to be
p'need over n dish, be mndc nt
trnctle enough to use on the
table when enting out of doors?
2. If n ball of crochet thread keeps
coming unwound, how can it be
held in place on the ball ?
3. In whnt easy way Is n charming
silhouette lampshade of silk
made?
4. Who wns the "father of angling"?
5. Wlmt beioming stylo of sleeve is
cocn In a good-looking new coat
for winter?
6. How fur below the wnUt should
meaiiireiiinit be taken for the
hips?
Saturday's Answers
1. In mho it child nrrlves unexpect
edly for a visit, fix up a tempo
rary bed by letting down the mor
rl chair nnd using the back
ruMilon for n mnttross.
2. In .nmishing n floor, too thin,
n rnat of vnrnih will make the
brush drag, while too thick n coat
will main it leave rnised ridges.
3. iien (iirbon sheets wenr thin
and fnint. iilnix two sheets face
jo fare nnd press with n warm
iron to renew their strength.
. "On the tapis," meaning up for
discussion or on the program,
'Prnng-Jiom the custom of having
a tapis or cloth spread on a
council tnble.
5. A fiock with Inverted Y-shaped
openings between its panels fills
In the opening unexpectedly with
mIk fringe
6. A ipmlnt froik for a little girl
lias a white stole, iirrangcd tux
ejh fiikhinn t t. t,ttom of the
kklrt. while a white vest extends
to the wnistline.
lis-
OTTO MEYER
former .-lailstniit to Sovclk
Pujill of Ysni, tenchlnK at
2210 WALNUT ST.
I'hone Locust S.17H
and
HULA
D. HKMlifiil' JJ4VV.,.'.,y . " -MUSIC
fflVUL'IM'lTiui' ....
III VAN I)KN IIHRMT " I'lreetors
u rui Til J0TH HTIIKKT
W. MANN SHAW
Vocal Studio
Hrmoied to
1710 CHESTNUT ST.
(.iiKiti.i: iii.ix,.
lw Emilie Krider Norrls
S V...V P"lon und stage art Staff
U' thfslnut Street.
teachers Diploma
Spruce a5
LEEFSON-HILLE consekvatoby
niniw. k,.,7; OI' MUSIC, inc.
mi i !!9' Mimic supkkvision
til?, "IKHINUT ST.. P1IILA.
Vjjjnfj K. AND ,OltU BOAD
J- ggni'KNH HKPTKMnKK 1DTI1
HYPERION school ov musio
oiU! r, Opens Sept. Oth. Vocal,
ni ui ib. j-snn (. uin.
NEPP COLLEGE
ni... . '
-lnkln- " .." I'owers,
w" S?lfW'nce "c
..., n"rl onsc loimt....
as memory.
Itemoves Kear
Impross r.x
eiJi''on Jn Comersatim.
SJiion,
uratory, kio-
-vumup
!!--. ... .
Ml'MCAI, INSTKUfTION
WH'CATinNAT.
7- Ilolli. Hexes
fc"t co",, KVn. C'our'ses, class and
PIWsn?a.CSlf,f.-'or. -lob. Degrees.
i I'rimniiA ... ...
Hrvlo tiVI". B" Morn. -1'rHate 1
f4lm!n-&"" Wr,u' CaU
V- - " iir.BTNUT MTHKKT
"ill . . .f J
Read Your Cliaractcr
By Dlolu Phillip
Smuro Faces
You can classify nil tho faces you
see Into three types J triangular, round
and square, nnd each type of face In
dicates n different type of Individuality.
Of courso the distinctions between the
types, are not hard nnd fast. Face
shapes range nil the way from the ex
trcmos of the three types to combinn
Ions, of thcirt, nnd In attributing the
Indicated character to tho Individual
you must be guided by the accentuation
of the face typo or t lack of It.
Square-fnced people, men ami
women, are "tough customers. " That
does n6t mean that they are neccssarllv
'roughnecks," though the "?$
nrntfnl "V r.",,c blff, to this clasM
Sreatl?hnardNb0olie,cl.e',! " ind'CatC thnt
u.Ui Blunr?-faccd people nre deter
mined, and In an active wny. They
fn!nn'Jln8ltIVC,!,nd atCt,W '" the- tlfter-
.ht.? r than m"e,y lTlvely
n.M8Mnt; ??' nre' t0 8 n rule,
notable for their .practicality. They're
.. i ,nlnn,s of the fine webs of
reasoning and speculation. They're
the people who get things done.
or tho most part they arc active
SH: .rii1 Cap?b,e of "
Stance acl,vity Um'er strnln n"l r-
And they fight, not like the people
jL
SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES
:ii
Itoth Sfifa
REGISTER NOW
For University Evening Courses in
Commercial and Financial Subjects
(t"ef8frofjm Cloaca Sept. 17th) '
Co-educational evening classes, taught by
regular members of the University faculty,
begin October 3. On account of the low tui
tion fee, the number of students is limited.
ArconntltiK
AdTcrtlnlns
IlualnrM Correftimndtnce
Commerrlnl latr
Corporate Tmra
Corporation Finance
Economies
rjmplormfnt Mnnacement
I'orri'an Trade nnd
Slilpplnt
(orrrnmrnt Rtimlallon
of nualneas
Inrestmrnta
Industrial Management
For Catalog Address: Evening School, Room 108, Logan Hall
University of Pa.
Phone Baring 100, Station 239.
1
Registration closes Sept. 17th. Apply Room 108. Logan Hall.
Hours: 9 A. M. to 5 P. M. and 7 P. M. to 9 P. M. daily except Saturday.
Saturdays (After Sept. 6), 9 A. M. to 1 P. M.
UNIVERSITY of PENNSYLVANIA
Evening School of Accounts and Finance
Theodore J. Grayson, Director
-
SPRJNG GARDEN INSTITUTE
lirond and Spring Garden Sti., Fhlla.
-. DAY flames In
ELECTRICITY AND
AUTOMOBILE
A nine month' rourso In KI.EC
THICITV, both theoretic and practical.
A two montha' courae In AUTO ME
CHANICS, repair shop experience.
Is'lulit CltuMrfl
Machine Shop
Practice
Machlno Shop
Mal'iematlcs
Tattem Shop
Practlre
Automobile, Elec.
nnd Mechanical
I Electricity. Applied
I Mechanical. Archl-
tectural and Tree
hand Dm win
nook Illustration
I Arithmetic
I Mathematics
Kit ynumelf to take edvantace of the
opportunities ppen to technically trained
men and women
Exceptional racllltle and Low Rules.
.All Clnsiea Open beptrmber 10
I'lusTrated Hooklet Unroll Now
F
MENDS'
CENTRAL
SCHOOL SYSTEM
For Boyi and Crl PhiladelpoU, Pa.
I'OUK EI.KMCNTAIIY KCIIOOLH
IGlli Knee Mta. SOtli & l4ncmter Ave.
1 7 tli (ilrnrd At. Oreeue ht. ah. Hehool I.n(
Central School, ISth and Race St.
Junior and senior hlch school. Including cot
leo preparatory department. Develops the
constructUe faculties through physical and
moral culture Students taught tho prnctleal
and skillful use of hands as well as brains.
Small classes. Constant pertonat contact with
an exceptionally nblo faculty. Large p lay
ground, gymnasium, lunchroom, splendidly
lighted and entllated classrooms. A few
students may be admitted now Open to otner
dcnnmlnsrlnn. Writ for ear book & rates,
Charles Ilurton Wnlsh. Principal
13th nnd Knre Sis.. Philadelphia.
Business
Administration
Evening Course in
Acctg. Opens Sept. 19
Includes general and spe
clflc aciountlng, auditing,
rout and In ome lax account
Inir nccnuntlng mathematics
and accounting law Pre
paies for C P. A exam
Inatloni Write for 31th year book
Pine Street West of Ilrond
STUDV ACCOUNTANCY
If ou are alread a bookkeeper or an
assistant bookkeeper our Accountancy
Course will equip you to hold a more respon
slble position Duy and Hveulng Classes,
lndlvlduul Instruction r.nroll uny time
PIIII.A. IMJHI.Vr.HS COIXKUIS
und College of Commerce
1017 Chestnut St., Philadelphia
Friends' Select School ' gjg;
The Tarkway. Cherry and lOlh Sts.
All grades between Kindergarten and Col
!V' u7..H. enr thorough work and all-round
Christian character. Ueglns Ninth Month
10th,
Vow open, for Inspection and ti
Walter W. iravlland. Principal
nroll-
msnt.
D,(l Send your son or daughter to
jraraiis our select personally supervised,
dlitlncthe Iluslnoss School Daylight looms,
Sne equipment Modern courses Call, write
y..PKhTAVV1.0ItUtSClVoOL. 1002 Market St.
-,. i.wu ((It'NTKV DAV SCHOOL
A dlstlnothely practical school, Kinder
rsrten to college, open-air rooms, 80 acres
It pfay.rounds and woodland. Individual at
tenflon. Bus service. Phone. MVIrose 007.
tention MuynoK1ciIKB. Headmaster
GERMANTOWN FRIENDS
enunni Opens Sept. 20. A few scan-L.rlUVjI-
cles for earnest colleae prs.
... i.ovs. Htanlev it. Yarnall. Prlnelpal.
,... -...---
III. IIOIJIAN bLIIUUL. 2201 Walnut HI.
rill open lor iwsniysswna ,
Ad,y ... tor mvty$S17iiJZIZ
nz 1.
IJ--rrSrHO
lti-eii
. .
with heads that nro short and flat In
back, from a sheer fighting Instinct,
nor like those of long heads, for an
Ideal, but rather for practical results.
But, you say, supposo a person has
a squaro face and ono of theso two
types of head. What then? Just this:
lhat person combines the two different
kinds of fighting characteristics indi
cated. (Tomorrow: Long Legs.)
HONOR MAIN LINE HERO
Funeral of Joseph Sanderson, First
to Fall, Held
Residents of Ardmorc, Haverford nnd
Bryn Mawr stood with bared heads in
honor of tho first Mnln Line youth
killed In France ns tho funeral proces
sion of Private Joseph X. Sanderson,
Marine Corps, moved slowly up Lan
caster plko yesterdny afternoon.
Sanderson went through tho first six
days' lighting at Hellcnu Wood, and
then a snipers bullet ended his life.
Funeral services were hold in the
First Baptist Church, Ardmore, nnd
then the long procession moved through
Ardmore nnd Hnverford to tho Old
Lower Merlon Baptist Burying Oround
at Bryn Mawr, In tho church the
services woto conducted by the Rev.
Dr. Howrrd Wayne Smith, pastor;
the ncv. S. R. Dout, chaplain Of Bul-lock-Handoroii
post. American Legion,
and the Rev. A. H. Haughey. curate
of St. Mary's Protestant Episcopal
Church.
nnlh Sum
Innnranee
Monfy nnd Crrdlt
MurkeU and I'rlcrs
Hral Kntpte
Knllrond Tronic
and llatea
Hulmmnrmlilp
.South American Trade
Thirty-seventh Season
PHILADELPHIA
TEXTILE SCHOOL
OK TJIK 1'ICNNA. MUbKDSI
AND SCHOOL, OF
INDUhTIUAI, AHT
Day School opens Sept. 21. 1021.
i:enlnc School opens Oct. 10, tt)21.
Two Dlploinn Courses nro olTered in
the Dav School.
Tho (tegular Textllo Course Three
ears. Thorouiih and ComprehensUe
The Chenitntry, Ujelng and Print
ing Courses Three ears deallns
with all Textiles
Tho Year, abridged. Certlncate
Day Courses In Cotton Wnolenw and
Worsteds, Silks, Jaequard Design,
admission to uhlh may be had by
sulistltutlns practical work for u por
tion of tho college entrance units re
quired In the Diploma Course
Application should be filed two
wieks prior to the Opening Day.
Clrculnra uU'ni' detal'a of Day and
i:enlne Schools may be had by up
Pljlnir to
K. W. ntANCK. Director
nroad und Pine Sis.. Philadelphia
WANAMAKER
INSTITUTE of INDUSTRIES
N. W. Corner SSd anl Wnlnnt Streets
Day Classes begin September 8. Afternoon
and evening, September, 15
All Courses Compare Prices Wltti other
Schools
Dav Courses. From !?2-n to lt!n,00
0 Months Average, M BO to J12.M Penionlb
Afternoon Courses From $15.00 to (75.00
7 Blonths' Average. JJ.15 to 810.75 Per Month
Evening Courses, From $12 00 to $37.00
7 Months' Average, $1.70 to 13.28 Per Month
Saturday Courses, From $18.00 to $32.00
0 Months Average, $2.00 to $3,E0 Per Month
Gave 12.00 to 110.00 paying In advance, or
pay In four weeks,
Tel. Txc. 8140. for Catalog or Send Postal
Strayer's Business College
807 Chestnut Street
The bent tralmni; in shorthund. tjpewrlt
In bookkeviniii. penmanship, arithmetic
spoiling Kriiniiiur. business correspondence
accountancj sucsmanahlp and caltulatlnir
machine operating New clashes startlnK now
Day and nUht Positions auaranteert What
V.011M miii like to learn? Phono, Walnut 0381
THE FARNUM SCHOOL
1807 Pino St:
nr.OPF.NS ON MONDAY. OCT. 3
Olrls Little llojn Kindergarten
Miss Rush and Miss Wilson
Principals
FRENCH
Conersntlon, reading and
writing taught correctly
and ranldly hv iimni.
Interesting method On weekly lesion of
one hour and a half In small day and eve
ning olRSjea l'ginnlng SejiJ tl Knroll now
Georges Grcgoire, Instructor
A record of twenty jcars teaching.
School. 2IH Middle City llldg. 81 S. nil. St.
HrltlNil OAKDKN INSTITUTE
Ilroad and Spring (iarden Sts , l'hlla.
Day and Night Classes. Art, Electricity.
Mechanics and Auto. Open September IB
Maher Prep. & Tutoring School. Summer
course, tot a urn" "f r. nn m inth st
Philadelphia Turngemeinde
School reopens Sept. 7. Oyranastlrg, Swim,
nilng and Oerman. Hooklet on request.
Knroll now.
Ilrond St. nnd Colnmhla Ave.
Miss Wharton's School
1716 PINK ST. KLOPKNS HKI'T. 20TII
OIKLS AND LITTLK I10V8
PhiU. School of Office Training
,-.... nnuf nnd tv ready In 3n ilms iia,
no.ltlons forOUnonDUATKH In Stenog.
ranhv nr IlonU'Pinn lyiner llldg , no 3. in
ITtENCII and pathcmatlca lessons First,
class professor has few openings, rrlvate
or small classes, tutorship 2220 Pino st.
.milUUKMIAM, MA5r).
- .-l: A.wnu Co-Kilucatloo
.usiiuit i-i.-i-.m Oradualea I or
accepted by -II colleiei. The test mod- I For
irate cost. Address II. B. CnOWMLU
colleiif. The test at mod-I
Address 'll. B. CWWKlTC
Tloolf-L Aabburasua, ta,
A.U.. Ph.D.. rrwoi
LITTLE
BENNY 'S
NOTE BOOK
By Lee Pape
I had to go to tho store today and
Pudn Blmklns was setting on his frunt
steps, me saying, Hay Puds, I got
to go to the store, come with us, will
you Puds?
Like fun, Im too comfortable, sed
Puds keeping on setting there, nnd I
sed, Aw come on, you lasy bum, aw
come on. Meenlng It more like n com
pliment than a Insult, ony Puds took
It more like ft Insult, saying, Who
you calling a lazy bum, you poor simp.
Being a rcol insult, and I sed. Hay,
dont get ruff, keep your Insults to your
self, cant you take a Joke? I sed. You
little sawed off hammered down hunk of
fat, I sed.
Hay, who you Insulting? sed Puds.
The only thing thnt kecpH me fnim
having cny scnta is because you nlnt
got cny brnnes, he Bed, nnd wo kepp
on Insulting each other for a wile and
then I went to the Btore alone, thinking,
Heck, I ain't going to spcek to that
guy eny more, thnt guy alnt wcrth
specking to.
And I bawt tho, things nt the storo
Incloodlng n dtiar.ln plums, nnd wen I
went hack Ppds was stll setting on his
frmit Bteps, me 'having a grnte ideer,
nnd I stopped and stood still on the
next pavement and took n plum out
Jloth Rexea
Learn to Smile
at the File and Its Difficulties
Business men have already learned that the best filing system
they can purchase and install may be spoiled by poor file
clerks. That is why they send their file clerks to us to
train. Individual file clerks come, too, that they may better
their own position in the firm where they are employed or
elsewhere.
Filing Is neither monotonous nor dull. There is enough
variety of work to make it fascinating to an active mind.
We have a keen interest in placing our students advanta
geously in the business world. There arc positions for gram
mar school, high school and college graduates, experienced
clerical workers and librarians.
Classes in the Day and Evening
Call, Telephone (Hell Walnut a50-(W51, Keystone Main 7431) or write
HeM II. Martin, Dlrrctor
Standard School of Filing & Indexing
Globc-Wernickc Co., 1012-14 Chestnut St., Phlla., Pa.
CQST-C.RA.-
THE PRACTICAL SPARE-TIME COURSE
Enroll now and complete training within six to eight months for posi
tions paying $1800.00 to $10,000.00 per year. Individual instruction.
Satisfaction guaranteed.
INTERNATIONAL ACCOUNTANTS' SOCIETY
509-11 Widener Bldg. 312 American Casualty BIdg.
Philadelphia, Pa. Reading, Pa.
Telephone Locust 3110 Telephone Hell 700
ALL CLASSES
in evening work, just beginning.
Register Thursday or Friday
evening, September IS or 16.
Full particulars in special cata
logs. State course in which you are
interested and write, 'phone or call
today for catalog E-2.
Day and Evening classes just be
ginning. Office now open either day
or evening for registering students.
I'hone; Diamond 0(1.1!
TEMPLE UNIVERSITY
llro.ld ht. helow llerks A
riillndelphtu
.1 , .! . mi
COLLEGE Kxt)ASAaoX
A Business Education Pays
Our graduates get
positions, hold them
lupldly
rood paying
and advance
1200 Walnut St.. Philadelphia
ZECKWER-HAHN PHILA.
MUSICAL ACADEMY
Main School. 1017 Spruce Hlreet
Pupils may enter any time Wend for
prosiieeiuH
Young Women nnd filrls
Miss lllmon's Sehool for Klnilercartnera.
Jr.. 9r A Oraduato Courses. Primary meth
..d,., J.'", fe'nc ISffSKW,,. 'IOi".Vj! !
A T. II.I.MAN. Principal' """'"
Ilnx I.. 3000 Walnut Ht.. Philadelphia. r.
Miss Sarward's Hchool for Olrls.
Phlla., P.. I'ollego prep and
courses. Athletics. Write Dept
MISS S JANP.T SAYWlAni)
Pcnnslnnli Overbrook
Oterbroolc,
secretarial
Principal.
PHILADKLPIIIA RCIIOOI
or ui:shin roit women"
Ilroad Muster Hts.
Design Flna Aits Now Claries In Garden
Architectural Design. Mural Decoration.
KOSKMONT PA.
HOLY CHILD COLIJiOK
Tor young women, under direction of the
Sisters of the Bocl.ity of the Holy Child
Jesus Bachelor of arts courato. music, art,
Iltautlful buildings and forty-acre campus on
Main Line Kor details, address the Dsan.
Uox 20 D. noscmont, Penua.
" ""hiiakun iiu.lTpa7
THU ACADEMY OP THE HOLY CHILD
A boarding and day school for ulrls. 87tn
year. Conducted bv the Bisters of the Society
of the Holy Clill Jesus. General and college
preparatory courses, muslo, art, domeatla
science. Hates l00. Address the Mother
Superior. Don 2S D Aharon Hill, Pinna.
WASHINGTON, n. r.
GUNSTON HALL
A Select Waihinfton School for Girli
Highest standards in general college prepa
ratory and giaduato courses. All forms
of aVhletlcs under trained supervision.
for catalog and views address:
f MBrf. BKVEKLKY K MAHOP
aof ItaUi'TAiMiie, VUatn, D, C.
nnd started to eat It with a Ixpresslon
ns If I couldent of lnjoycd myself cny
irioro If I tried, thinking, O, look at
him trying to look as If he dont glvo n
darn, he cant fool mr.
And I took out nnother plum And
ntc It and I did that with four more
plums, mnklng an mutch noise eating
them ns I could to add to th? lnjoy
ment, Puds not snylng enythlng to me
nnd me. not saying enythlng to him, nnd
Jeet then hln mother came home from
Romn nlnre. snvlntr. How do you do.
Benny, I see you like plums, plums
are one froot that I simply cant get
Chnrlcs to cnt. If I put a hole bnrrel
of lovely plums In frunt of him he
wouldn't touch one.
Mn thinklne. Heek. holer smoaks.
And I put bnck another one thnt I wns
tent trolnir to stnrt to ent. nnd wen I
got home nnd ma saw how meny plums
wascnt tnerc sne gnve me noicy iicck
nnd 8 fearse cracks, the werst part
about It being that I dont think plums
nre mutch good myscir.
A8K TO JOIN COLLINGDALE
Members of Colllngdale Borough
Council tonight will tnke action on the
petition presented to them by residents
of the soutu side oi i.ainyetic avenue,
which at present Is in Upper Dnrby
Township. Tills petition prays thnt
the street bo made a pnrt of Colling-
dale borough. The necessary papers
hnvo been prepared by the Uorough
Solicitor. Favorable derision would
add a lnrgo strip to Colllngdale bor
ough and give the new section many
privileges.
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EXECUTIVE
$5 a Month Sient ncaooi.
jL 7 7 Day Tuition. 115 a Month
Shorthand. Tjpewrttlna-, Bookkeeping. Secre
tarial and Iluslncss Administration by epe
c ally trained teachers PAI-MEIl BU3I
.SHSS .SCHOOL. 10 S Tenth street.
Ilretiird Srhool, 1811 Chrstnut St,
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Young Men nnd Iloya
THE EPISCOPAL ACADEMY
(FOUNDED iras)
City Lino nnd Berwick Road
Over-rook
If parerts In selecting n. school for a bov
cou'd hae everything they desire. riey would
ask: (1) A faculty consisting of men of at
talnment in the.r r.,tle subjects (ill
!oo.l. whnlesomo companionship amone the
to5s. (8) Attractive surroundings a library
good literature macuzlnea etc (4) Easy
and abundant opportunity for outdoor exer
cise In tho country n) A school old enough
to nae traditions a school under church
Influence, one lth a stronn moral and relic,
louu atmosphern unoutrule, but none tho
less real and definite " ne l"
Parents will ilna suci a school for their
boe In the Knlscopal Academy
Tho IIcidm.iHter will tw nt the Academy on
and after September 1 The Upper .School
oper. September 22 The .Middle and Lower
fachoo's September 23 r
A COUNTRY DAY SCHOOL
Preparation for nil College nn a, i. .,.,-
Schools Apply for Information. -""","
Greville Haslam
Headmaster
The William Perm Chcier School
No. 8 bouth iSlh Street. Phlladeluhl.
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The academic ear 1021-22 begins Tue.
September 20 11)21. and the I're.weti'iu
be obtained on application. Buildings i will hi
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Chestnut Hill Academy
Mt. .Martina. Ltieatniit II III i..
An ideally located country boarding and dj
school fur bois Especially low rates foe
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.IN AND MAIIMIIALL ACADICMr
hoys fur all ( ullrgrs and TeehulcVl
Moderate urine. Co'nlotiie. Addr,..
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Ited school foi bovs n irs and uowaril
Ideally located In delightful, healthful cl.
mate home-like rellnlng Influences. RnmM..
camp reiiular seislon provide all-yr. home A
school Sessional fee. S.1HO For catg.. ad.
dress North rnrallna Henilrrsonvllle. Iloi I.
Ma.NIII1.NjY.
St. John's Military and Preparatory
Sehool, ManlillS 'l ml,'" from Syracuse,
ut" " Comploto equip. Well-
ordered athletics Fluslncss prep course, .tun.
lor Bchool (II th yr (Ion Wm Verbeck. Pres
Hon 278 MnnlliiH NY
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Wenonah Military Academy
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iltbfuuy situated In a residential
town.
A faculty second only to that of
West roini in emclency. Acaderalo
coui
arate Junior Department, tn.10 for school
wu iur llir imiiooi year. Han.
00 for the school year. Bsp-
j ear. Catalog ana view book, Itox (11
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Wanamaker's
Down Stairs Store
New Coats Are Wonderfully Good
Materials Are Better, Lines Are More Graceful and Prices Are Lower
Than They Have Been in Many Seasons
$57. SO
$39
1800 New Figured, Striped and Plaid
Bath Towels at 35c each
In the prettiest colorings pink, blue and yellow and a grent variety of designs. Some have
colored borders nnd stripes; some have space for a monogram. Others have a gay plaid in color.
The average size is about 18x36 inches, and the towels arc of a substantial thickness.
If your eyes are very sharp you will be able to find small irregularities in the weave, which
class these towels as "seconds" and bring the price way down without lessening the towels' service,
in the least.
(Central)
Thick Soft Blankets of Pure
Wool, $12.50
Block plaids the kinds that most people like
best of all. They are in pink, blue, buff or gray,
measure 72x84 inches nnd have a good deep bind
ing. Real Winter blankets, heavy enough for the
coldest weather.
(What a practical present for the girl who is
to be married this Autumn!)
(Centrul)
Five Kinds of Slip-on
Frocks for School Girls
$3.75 and $4.50
$4.50
$3.25
Sale of Gingham and Voile
House Frocks
at $1
Pretty, wenrable styles of good
mnterials! It is indicative of the
remarkable value-giving service
of the Down Stairs Store that
such dresses can be offered, even
in a special sale, at SI.
Gingham dresses nro in three
different plaids: brown-and-blue,
pink-blnck-and-grcen nnd green-nnd-blue.
Pleated frills of snowy
organdie finNh tho long collars,
the pockets and the cuffs of the
three-quarter sleeves.
Delightful voile dresses are in
red, green, pink or black dots,
bluo figures and lavender cross
bar checks. They have white
organdie collars and cuffs.
The dresses in both groups
have sashes.
As these will go out quickly,
better make sure of yours in the
morning!
(Central)
Women's Silk Umbrellas, $5
In garnet, navy, purple, brown nnd black,
they hnve bakelite or mission handles finished
with bakelite rings or cotton wrist cords. They
have stub ferrules.
$2.50 for men's and women's umbrellas of
very fine grade cotton with silk cases.
(Murkrt)
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$37.50
There never seems to have
been anything so popular and so
practical as these slip-on frocks.
They can be "slipped on" in a
minute and the blouse can be
changed as often a3 one likes.
Navy and brown corduroy slip
ons, with leather belts, are $3.75.
Xavy blue serge frocks, in
sleeveless style, are plain tai
lored, bound with braid or
trimmed with blue, gold or brown
silk embroidery. $3.75.
A box-pleated serge slip-on
frock hns a brown linene guimpe,
made in regulation sailor style.
$4.50.
Size.s G to 14 in these frocks.
Bloomer Frocks, $3.25
Comfortable and practicnl little
dresses nre of navy blue or tan
gingham trimmed with bandings
of plnid. Sizes 6 to 12 yenrs.
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Every woman who looks at the new coats
this season is going to be surprised at their
goodness and at the lowness of the prices.
Imagine a soft, warm coat of velour, in
Malay brown, silk lined throughout, with a
deep collar, cuffs and pocket-bands of beaver
ette (cone,) fur for $30 !
Or the embroidered coat of velour which
is sketched at 537.50. This is in blue and
brown and has a collar, cuffs and tab trim
ming of beaverette (coney).
A coat with a wide, deep collar of gray
wolf is sketched at $39. This is a most un
usual coat, silk lined, and may be had in
Malay and navy.
A Coat With a Long Throw Collar
of Mole for $57.50
This is one of the most amazing coat
values we have seen in several years. The
collar ends in tassels and reaches below the
Dclt. The coat is lined throughout with
peau de cygne.
Dozens of other interesting new coats at
$20 to $150.
(Market)
Navy Blue or Black Skirts
$4.75 and $5.75
For service there is nothing thnt quite equals
skirts of this sort and wom'en who want knockabout
skirts have been asking for this kind.
Plain-tailored serge skirts are in sizes 25 to
32 at $4.75 nnd $5.75. Box-pleated serge skirts
arc $5.75.
Navy blue poplin skirts, carefully tailored, are
$5.75.
(Murl.rt)
1
Peter Pan Blouses, $3.50
I Ready for high school! Young
I women's Peter Pan long-sleeve
i blouses of natural color pongee.
' Finished with tiny black bows and
good pearl buttons.
Improved Autumn Belts
35c and 50c
, Fascinating leather link belts
are of better leather and finer
links and the buckles are larger
at 35c. Black, gray, red, navy,
snnd and combinations of color.
Suede and duvetyn belts are
uncommonly good-lookintr at 50c.
Chamois Lisle Gloves
50c to $1
Autumn gloves that can be
easily kept clean and fresh!
Two-clasp gloves in white,
covert, gray and blnck at 50c.
Strap-wrist gloves in white,
covert, gray nnd brown nt 75c.
Two-clasp gloves ioi icocrt,
gray nnd brown nt 85c and $1.
Strap-wrist gloves of unusually
fine quality in biscuit, cafe au lait
and white at $1.
8-button length gloves in white,
mode nnd champagne nt $1.
Bungalow Aprons
Unusual at 75c
Think of getting a square
necked bungalow apron with rick
rack trimming and elastic at
waist for 75c! Especinllv when
such nn npron is well made of
neatly figured percnle and hns a
pocket.
Other apron' of plain pink or
figured percale have belts at tho
same price.
Women's Sateen
Bloomers Are 75c and $1
White, black nnd pink ones
good at 75c. Pink or whito
sateen ones with hemstitching are
of extra qunlity nt $1.
Pink Brassieres at 35c
Three styles nro of brocaded
cotton, two stylos are of plain
pink cotton or net. All sizes.
White Linene .Scarfs, 25c
Scalloped ones edged with blue,
pink or white. Nice and fresh.
lfi47 incht- Housewives will
iuko mem uy tne linlf dozen.
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Opp
A Pulling Down ofthe Prices
of Window Shades
Water Color, 60c
Oil, 75c
Not since this Down Stairs I'pholstery Storo
has been in existence huvo window-shndo prices
boon so low. These are good standard window
D,mu3, ou menus wiuc aim iuu length, in white,
two tones of green and two of tan. They have
and ull
thoj necessary
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