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EVENING PUBLIC LEDGERPHILABELPHIA, MONDAY, OCTOBER 3, 1921
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NOTE BOOK
By Lee Pape
- .!.,.i... .,, nml PiiiIh Simlcins nnd
T,rev Shorter wns Mjttliiff en Pmlies
nint ftens nml we Mnrte.l le tnuk about
.Milnf "P " flub. ,',",, xnylng. O. IctH,
C n irntf Idwr. lc linve It down
tb .ifmhH itIIpp "nre we cnn jump or-
Sj .X ni. imit.-f. none
round nmi f ,t ,, ,1(l)
""l ' be the feu..d-.M nixl we'll have
""(I'Thnls'i. peftrli of n Idwr. I wd. we
.A Iinvc iliiin I'l'lW nnd Intllnn clubs
""i nuitrl iIm I'flRH nnd overjll.lntc. J
Zllt '"..! l-nve fun. nnd nobody
ulmnt Jein unleHH hi S nRPOPK.
C,tflTe1l l'nvpnsupll club nil Plte.im
1 can Ml "',n'' l,el!,B U?a "V1
J "n is iire'lilcnt t ip otlier 2 enn be
r?c "rrv nml trr,.H..r,r se we'll nil be
emetnW n" ,,,e Ume' RP(I ,'erey 0,"
"wheup (Pi'pp "i"" wp 'v, " ,l,m;n?
Jp,,,!, i could 1iiip It down mini
"imih rrn-en p emit is bpcnuse
ipitpr Ipp1. Mimplmi" nnd It mite
Bll f v'n thing we Imd down there. I'd
The Question Cerner
Today's Inquiries
Hew RiPnt n nnitlen i of nil the
nn(. earners in Chicago de
women censtilulc?
What convenient device en the
bnek deer of n house will often
pave time nnd nnnpynnoe?
Dewribe nn nttmrtivc use for the
bit' of nrxnndle op veIIp that nrc
left from the wnninpr dresinnk-
inc
Tell the simple! wnj of pluming
n while fplMmt
In wlmt sort of strlkinR costume
does the merbieiiM' piny nn im
portant part ! . , . .
Wliqt is the xrrj newest fnd in
slippers te be worn with nn eve
ning dress'
Saturdays Answers
Colored shinnies in soft tones of
red nnd gray form n new nnd
original type of reef that Ih
mnrvclensb attractive en n stone
heue or one with n finish of
Mupre
Perfect nnd een miring of bread
will he insiued by holding the leaf
firmh In n pipce of corrugated
pasteboard that has n sdnsh cut
In either side, through which the
knife is guided.
A widely convenient working
apron for the housewife is made
of gingham lined with rubber.
The beyih tjpe of girl should
tie a pel fume of sweet peas with
roe', or llly-ef-the-valley nnd
pine
An oblong of creamy ivory, with
n tiny figure carved into the
renter, is n ttinint ornament for
the neck that will leek well when
worn with n dark nfternoen frock.
Among the les expensive furs,
black monkey Ir ngain coming into
fnier as n trimming for wraps.
be allowed te have It nil rlte eny our
celler Iceku, O I wish It dldcnt.
Well Id be nllewcd te have It dQwn
mine, tee. I sod, only my futher cornea
down te fix (he licetcr no awffen he'd
be finding out our secret passwords nnd
everything In en up we dldcnt beer bttn
coming down, nnd heely Kinenks that
would spoil the hole thing, that would.
.My celler would be n geed celler te
"have It down, sed I.erey Shoeslcr, my
mother would leeve me Iiiivp it down
thpre, tee, Id be allowed nil rite eny
we're nil the time having coal put in
and every time we nnd u meeting the
coal man would be libel te come nnd
put some mere coal in nnd bow could
we hnve eny fun with that going en??
Ilelng the rensens wy the club basent
bin founded jet nml preberH the rea
sons wy II preberly never will.
Read Your Character
It U Diiihii Phillip
WrlnldelPM Knees
Wrinkled face nre commonly re
garded nu signs of nge, and this ns ns
sumptien In just close enough te the
truth, nnd fnr enough away tiem it, te
furnish n splendid exninple of the way
In which instinctively we nrhieve prac
tical results without scientific accuracy
in our natural nnd intuitive judgments.
The assumption Is true in se far ns
nge Is tliP measure of experience and
emotion, anil no fuither Scientifically
speaking, wi inkles me net the measure
of the number of years which li'ive
passed ever n man or n woman, lliey
are the measuie of the number, kind
and strength of their emotions, nnd of
their characters In relation le these
emotions. They nre this primarily.
Secondarily they may Indicate simply
physical experience, as In the case of
the sailor, or innn of any ether calling
which exposes him te the sun nnd the
elements.
Everv wrinkle tells its story of char
acter nnd emotion These around the
eye reveal one thing, these of the fore
head another, uml still ether traits of
charncter nre ipwaled by these around
the mouth nnd nose.
The wrinkleless face, therefore. Is a
negative Indication. In the obviously
young it is quite natural, for emotiennl
experiences nnd tendencies, mental nnd
moral struggles, have net hnd time te
write their signatures. Hut in n per
son known te be middle-aged or old,
lack of wrinkles can only mean luck
of experience in the great game of life.
At its best it indicates life void of
cares and also of enthusiasms; nt its
worst, lack of mental nnd mmnl nhility ,
te appreciate either
Tomorrow Impatient T-Crossings. '
DISCUSSJOBS FOR GIRLS
Y. W. C. A. Conferences Will Start
Here This Evening
The Yeung Weman's Christian Asso
ciation's (onfeiences en "Opportunities
for Kducntien nnd Employment for
Women nnd OlrK" will open this
evening nt the Central HrnnHi. 1800
Arch street. The principnl speakers
this evening will be Miss Dorethea Dp
Schweinltz of the Junier Employment
service, nnd Miss Kuth Wagner, voca
tional counselor nt the Seuth Phila
delphia High Scheel for (tirls.
The conferences will be resumed
every Monday night until November.
DREAMLAND
ADVENTURES
"The Tice Mules"
II. v DADDY
7Vn'it week Jack, and Janet meet
llalky Nam. the army mule. Haiku
S"(im 1 n afranprr te them, aUheuah
iccll k no ten le lhee who have read
"Dreamland Adventure" in the patt.
CHAPTER I
Playing Circus
JACK and Janet were playing with
Jack's tev ( Ircus. They had leaded
Weeden Elephant Jointed Mule. Dode,
Die clown; (Jiewls, the Hen; and
Snarls, the tiger, into nn tprij wngen
nnd had pretended that the wngen wns
n ciicus train.
"Teet! Teet!" shouted Jntk. and he
hitched himself te the train as an en
gine. "All aboard," cried Janet, who
wns engineer.
"Puff! Puff! Puff!" went the boy
engine nnd away rattled the circus
train out of the yard and down the
street. "Puff! Puff! Puff!" It came
te the end of the sidewalk and wnt
along the ceuntiy lead. "Puff Puff
Puff!" It Jeurnejed aciess the mtadew
and ever the hill, coming nt Inst te a
step beside the deep river.
"Here Is n fine town in which te give
a show." said Janet, nnd at once slit
and Jack went te work unloading the
circus train. That didn't take them
lei'g.
Jack made the Weeden Elephant pa
rade around the ring, and Jnuet whirled
Dode, the clown, in dizzy somersaults.
"New comes the trick mule," cried
Jack, walking the Jointed Mule into
the ring "He Is the trickiest trick
mule In all the country. First lie will
pietend te be a soldier. Forward,
Mnrch !"
Jack made the Jointed Mule wnlk
like a soldier tramp, tramp, damp!"
Then Jack and Janet noticed a pe
niliar thing, the sound of tramp, tramp,
tramp was much louder than a toy
mule could make. Puzzled h tins. Jack
stepped making Jointed Mule march.
Hut (lie sound went right en, tramp,
tramp, tramp!
Jack nnd Janet looked up. Te their
surprise n real, live mule was en the
ether side of a wire fence nearby. And
the real, live mule was jnnrchlng like a
soldier, doing Just as Jointed Mule had
done.
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-, iMnu .jut ,-iiuiih mm mill j iib..v
nwny from here. That mule might jump
ine lence anil kick us." Hut the mule
Just went en marching tramp, tramp,
tramp.
"He doesn't leek like n bad mule that
would kick us." whlspeied Jack. "See
hew fine he marches. 1 wonder If he
Is a trick mule, tee."
Janet gaml nt the mule. He seemed
a very geed-natured animal, and she
made up her mind te speak te hltn.
"Helle, Mr. Mule." she said. "Why
den t j ou slop marching?"
Hut Iho mule didn't step. He went
right en marching damp, tiamp,
tramp.
"Step!" Jiinet ordered "Whoa,
whoa, whoa!"
I he mule went en mulching tramp,
tramp, tinmp!
"eii den t say 'step' or 'whoa te
a soldier mule," spoke up Jack. "Yeu
say 'halt!' "
As Jack spoke the word "halt," the
mule stepped short, standing as still
as n statue. Jnck nnd Janet were
astonished, for they really didn't think
the mule would obey. Then Jack, just
In see if the mule would mind If he gave
another order. sheuted: "Ferwnid,
nui roll !"
Tramp, tiamp, turnip; vent the
mule, marching as be had done before
"Charge!" shouted Jnck, remembering
another army order. The mule dashed
forward at full speed, galloping nreiind
and around. "Haiti" cried Jnck, nnd
the muln stenned In his tracks. "At
easel" ordered Jnck, for he had henrd
officers shout thnt te drilling seldleis. '
At once fie mule lest his stirt sol
dier pose. He turned his iiend tewnrd
the children, winked nn ee playfully
at them, curled back bis lip In n gtln,
and let out n bray "Heehaw! Hee
haw!" "Why, It Is n talking mule," cried
Janet. "Say something te us, Mr
Mule. Tell us who jeu arc!" I
(Hut the mule couldn't sa anything
te them jet. net until n chnrni had
been worked, nnd what that wes will
be told tomorrow.)
Wtffin
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French China
Dinnerware
for Wedding Gifts
Encrusted Geld
and Floral Decorations
ALL "OPEN STOCK"
Wright Tyndale
van Reden
1212 Chcitnnt Street
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Cleaners & Dyers
It's almost time for winter rugs and carpets te go
down, and all the spots, stains and dust-dimmed places
are going te show up with painful plainness when the
lights nre lit. The famous BORNOT process of clean
ing, however, will remove every vestige of dirt, stain or
grease spot; and you will hardly recognize the rug or carpet
which we return te you as the one you sent te us. Just a
word of advice before discarding that "impossible" rug,
let us renovate it at a fraction of the cost of a new one.
It's almost certain that you'll decide it's plenty geed enough
for another season's use.
A postal or phone call will briny our wagon te
lour deer.
A F BORNOT BRO CO Branch Offices
Main Offli-c, 17th X t-nirmeunt Ave. 12th i. Wnlatit llrnad Sntrirr
,. ur MP Kacc 7801 .1.208 (lirntnnt
MKIIHiM Charge Accounts Invited "WillilH M Mail Orders Filled" 0 !
Illustrated Fashion Felder Sent en Request
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1215 Chestnut Street
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Specializing
in Coats,
Suits,
Dresses and
Skirts
B0A , m I KM!
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Distinction
and
Originality
1222-1224 Walnut Street
New Medes and New Prices
in
Dresses and Suits
"Style Without Extravagance," the original slogan of the Stecker
Stere, has emerged from its eclipse. Once again, after a lapse of years,
it is possible te buy modes that meet the "Stecker" standard of style,
uuienng ana quality at
Prices That Are Strikingly and Unusually Lew
Afternoon Dresses
Exceptional in Style
and Value
Canten Crepes, Crepe Satins, Reshanara
Crepes and handsome Brocades are the favored
fabrics, in black lavishly bedecked with braid,
leather, beads or embroidery in colorful shades.
A widely varied showing of frocks for every
daytime occasion at
$25, $45 te $195
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Complete Line of Children's Far Sets and Coats
68 Fur Coats
Each Reduced te a Price That Will Sell
Them Out in a Day
Our strictest merchandising rule is the absolute
and immediate clearance of all "Odd and In
complete Lets." The intensive selling during
our Annual Fur Sale leaves us with a limited
number of garments te dispose of. As lets are
limited, early shopping is advised.
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Plain and Fur-Trimmed
Smart modes and unusual values are outstand
ing features of these Suits for fall.
Seft-texture fabrics are favored, particularly
veldyne, Meussyne and Panvelaine, in black, navy,
taupe and the new shades of brown. The furs in
clude Beaver, Wolf, Squirrel, Caracul and Mele.
Plain Tailored, $35 te $125
Fur Trimmed, $85 te $375
Sports Suits, $25 te $59.50
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A Small Deposit Will Reserve Your Pur
chase in Our Storage Vault Until Required
TO CLOSE OUT
AT THE REMARKABLY LOW PRICE OF
68S0
Quantity Reduced Frem
(5) Raccoon Trimmed Marmet Coats. . .125.00
(4) Trimmed Peny Coats, --length. . . . 125.00
(3) Trimmed Leep. Cat Coats, -t, -length 125.00
(8) French Seal Coats, :t , -length 125.00
TO CLOSE OUT
AT THE REMARKABLY LOW PRICE OF
9450
Quantity
Reduced Frem
(6) Natural Muskrat Coats. ) rlength. . 150.00
(4) Australian Nutria Coats, ', -length . 150.00
(e) Trimmed Marmet Coats, -'-length. .150 00
(6) French Seal Coats, -length 15000
TO CLOSE OUT
AT THE REMARKABLY LOW PRICE OF
12000
Quantity
Reduced Frem
(3) Skunk Trimmed French Seal Coats 195 00
(2) Squirrel Trimmed French Seal Coats 19500
(4) Beaver Trimmed French Seal Coats 195 00
(3; French Seal Wraps, Full-length... 195 00
TO CLOSE OUT
AT THE REMARKABLY LOW PRICE OF
195-00
Quantity
Reduced Frem
)n( l,a3en ea -ats. 'rlength 300.00
Se! Jnmmed Hudsen Seal Coats 300.00
,e ?,cetch Moleskin Wraps, Full-length. 300.00
id) Beaver Trimmed Muskrat Coats 300.00
TO CLOSE OUT
WANAMAKER'S
WANAMAKER'S
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(84 Only) Fur Scarfs and Chokers
Quantity
(18) Natural Squirrel Chokers. . 15.00
Jap Mink Chokers l&.en
Natural Mink Chokers 25.00
(7;
(13)
Reduced Frem
7.50
(11) Taupe Fex Scarfs ue.00
(8) Brown Fex Scarfs 30.00
(13) Stene Marten Chokers 50.00
(6) French Seal Steles 60.00
(8) Baum Marten Chokers 70.00
7.50
12.50
14.50
14.50
24.50
29.50
34.50
Fur Repairing and Remodeling at very moder
ate rates. "Pay for the work when delivered."
Wanamaker's
Down Stairs Stere
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An Extra Pair of Trousers With
Each of These Ail-Weel
Suits for Men :
$24.50 $28.50 $34.50
All-wool, carefully tailored, eafh suit with two pair of trousers that
means real value, real service and satisfaction. Coupled with the economy
involved is the all-important fact that these ai'e all Wanamakcr suits, tailored
and cut after our own specifications.
At $24.50
Men's and young men's suits are of fancy mixed cheviets, with two or
three button coats.
. At $28.50
Dark and light gray herringbone suits, with two or three button coats,
are in sizes for men taller, stouter or shorter than the average, as well as regu
lar sizes.
At $34.50
Oxford grays are the big thing in this group. The tailoring is a real
satisfaction, tee. Puts pride into a man te wear a suit like these! Beth
single-breasted and double-breasted coats are here conservative and semi
conservative styles. Alse some suits for tall, short and stout men.
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Half Hese
50c
I,iAVPt Jll'CO V I K'lOW Of
for thesf (reed sports liee.
They are pa-t v enl and just
the kirvl yeunjr iron Iiki- te
v.cai with hiav 'an lunpues.
In blue, afippn e "an heather.
( ,iillrr Mnrlvft
$3.8.-1
Wearable and Becoming
New Hats as Lew as
$3 and $3.85
"Hats that you and I would wear!" one woman who
had been looking at them exclaimed te her friend. "I was
amazed at the prices."
The style of a hat is of first importance. Celer and
material come second. But, in these hats, all three are well
up te standard. They undoubtedly have style and are
becoming. Many of the velvets are soft and deep and the
colors lovely.
It is nothing te see a table full of .$.. 85 hats that include
all these colers: navy, brown, black, dark scarh buff,
Copenhagen and geld.
Even hats with the fashionable corded four-quarter
crowns are te be had at these prices.
We invite you te see for yourself hew much becoming
ness and satisfaction $.'5 or $3.85 can procure for you in
the way of a hat.
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500 Navy Blue Frecks
$7.50 $10 $15
Really practical frocks that wemt-n like for general
e ery-day wear.
Pretty, tee, with a decided degree of smartness.
They are of tricetine, serge, crepe de chine and
channelise nie.-'t of them cut en straight lines. Seme
are in coat effect and the overskirts of ethers are
scalloped.
Shining black braid or beads and silk mbreidery
are the principal trimmings.
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Women's Soundly Geed Shoes and
Oxfords in a Sale at $5.25
HiKli and lev ihei-. of hl.u-k ii!fkm an I kiSn !i.vp stunlv
ui'lteil soles and med urn r ( uImii luiU. Mam wnmi-n wear nethmjj
but bluk footwear and will be jrlad te el a p-nr ..f t m h and sae
a worthwhile amount of mune,.
Brevn Leather, Toe
Ofeids of iuilii tan leather are ei mi.ii- i, i , i? Mliuher
anil huMiii; bia- eji'i-t' Simulated quau u n m-.. h i i.itien
uml teil stitihuit; de thi n paiti w 11, tee n a i ut i J nei is
mi1 nu ilium
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Flower -, Bordered Rugs
Half Price and Less. 90c,
$1.(55 and $2.2.")-. lovely rugs,
with woven-in chenille or rag
borders. Mestlv blue or rose.
Women's Xrckuear. 50c;
special cellars and sets, in
eyelet, imitation Venise lace,
linene. organdie and a
leather - finished material.
Rell, straight and, of course,
Peter Pan style.
.300 fiincha ni Heuse
Dresses. SI; hcaw gingham
in pink, blue and lavender
plaids, chink and stripes;
all attract ielv trimmed.
Sizes :G te U.
Stamped Nightgowns. 75c;
made - up nightgowns of
white nainsoek. Stamped
for daintv embroidery; most
acceptable gift.
Children's R e m p e r s. a
Third te Half I.es. at $1;
gingham, linene and cham
brav in plain celrir. checks,
plaid and stripe; si.es 1 te
( years.
Royal Worcester Corsets,
S1.S5; a new low price for
thi erv geed tenle model;
of pink ceutil. finished with
ilk braid and with elastic
insets in the skirt and at the
uppi r edge.
Large. Roem Rags. S3;
swaggi r shape m all-kathcr,
nicelv lined; alligator or
spider tinisli in navy, bhu k
and In own
N'eleur Pillows. Si. 5(). Sl.75
and s2- m-i', brown, taupe,
n -ilbf n ,'inl 1)1 1 ic m three
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New Suits for Fine Autumn eather
WUHHJUbertyBandt'And J'urchadne AgenU Ordor-Accepted!lllllllllilMas
There's nothing like a suit wlien the it mm
spaikle is in the an and the leave- ate i irn n.
Kelden blown
Fer smartnes., lomfeit and rial lifemii n.'
ties the -Vutumn uit stands alone.
New at $25
Thee new ileur suits are iompee, if i
shp-en sieeeliss t'reek and a jacket t miuh
The jacket can be had with or without mh , ellai
Others in iPRulai sun styli
Mere Elaborate
are the velour suits at s'lT eO and '! s,,ine
aie embieidered mil ethiis hae fin inile.
and pockets. Mostly naw blue, blown and
leindeer.
Tailored Suits of Navy Tricetine
ate without trimming of am kind. The laiki's
show excellent lines ?j" and $.'W.
Jersey Suits
most piactical of all aie in heather mit in
of blown in blue Seme aie made with slip-en
freek.s. SlO.Tii, M5 and Mti 7".
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i 80 Fine Skirts for Women
Special at $9.75
All of excellent nunlitv prunella cloth and
skirti that nie usually much higher priced
.hist a few of oath k rid but manv kinds
ami all delightful Most of thorn show p' i i
nny or brown en tlie ter of tlun- bn pleat
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