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EVENING PUBLIC OLEDGER-PHILADELPHIA, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 11, 1921
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LITTLE
BENNY'S
NOTE BOOK
By Lee Pape
Lust nltc pep wns late for mippir ekhii
en ncceunl of playing tennlB with Mr.
Jenes next deer, and ma scd, My Rood Reed
nits, Wlllyutn, it must be a fiuinntlnn
(tame te mnke yew forget your stuiu
mlelc, hce hop.
It is n fnslnatlnjjr grime, thcres only
enc same at faslnntlng ob tennis ami
thnts another jrame of tennis, hand me
the pew please, sed pep. lVlch mn dlil,
enyln?, Well hew de you play it,
Willyum, l.iHt nlte you told me you
would ixplane the rules te me be me
ether time, se Jxplnne them new.
Well, cd pep, in the ferst plnce the
server serves the ball.
v.iltnnt toil mn.
Dent interrupt, plow. Im trying te
r.ut it in very simple inngwinge ier you,
ted pep, and ma sed, Well you dent
need te make It top simple, of cerse the
lervcr has te serve, njtcherly.
Whes-s ixplalnlnjr this? sed pep. and
.. -..i Vnn nm If vnn fiver eet Ktnrtetl.
and pep scd, Very well then, the server
rerves tue diui.
As you scd before, sd ma, and pep
ted well, ne's aiiewea 10 Berve duiis.
nnd' this is the 2d bell he served, the
ferst one went in the net, haw haw.
did you ever get stung.
All rite, go en, go en, wat happen
then? Bed ma, and pep scd, Then the
ball is hit back by the man en the ether
side of the net.
0, you meen the ferst mans pardncr,
cd ma.
Yes, I meen, no, certeny net, net his
rardner, bis opponent, sed pep.
Thnts wat I ment, sod ma.
Yes, Ita the same thing, eny dlffcrent,
ted pep, and ma aed, wall, go en.wat
then?
Then I step farplalnins before I get
brane fever. ed pep.
New Willyum, you cant say I wasent
toJlevring you, aed ma, nnd pep sed, Yeu
trtre ahed of me, If anything. And he
opened the paper nnd stayed behind It.
THE DAILY NOVELETTE
His Leve
Dy CLARISSA MACKIE
Fi HI8 room at the Red Inn, Whit
tier paced the fleer with long, Im
patient strides. Passing his first youth,
he was rated among obdurate bachelors,
bnt his eyes had never lest their gay
challenge nor hia inner vision ita boy bey
lih ideal.
At last he left the Inn and walked
Inte the country. Many changes there
were since the old happy days, but sev
eral familiar landmarks remained ; se
when he came te n dim lone that dipped
down between ancient cedars he stepped
ever a broken gate nnd approached
the house by the well-known way,
across the orchard and through a gar
den of wonderful roses.
Under a great beech tree there was n
group of wicker chairs, a tea table, and
a woman sitting alone. He could net
me her face only the shilling golden
hfilr and the fluffineM of a lavender
gown. She did net see him, se he hud
time te study his racing pulses, te re
mind himself thnt she was probably
married, and if net married te have
learned te detest him fir what had hap
pened te break their engagement. Fif
teen years lest out of a woman's life
im n tragedy if love nns cneateu her: lie
was prepared te meet frozen, calm,
deadly cordiality, polite Indifference
anything save the glad recognition in
her eyes when she turned and placed
her hand in his.
"Dere!" he exclnlmed, "time lm
steed Rtll In Koseland."
"Don't tell me I have net changed,"
she pouted, tilting a flawless face te his.
"Fifteen rears does make a difference !"
He shook his head helplessly. Hew
did she maintain that elusive charm of
eternal reuth? He felt years elder, and
yet he knew thnt they were nearly of
an age. Yet here she wns, untouched
by the years : a thing of wax. Immobile.
unfeeling. He hnd left her In this very
spot hew delinnt she had been; ruth
Ices In her condemnation ! He had pic
tured her new a sad woman, at least
a well-noised weunun. crown away from
girlish felly, perhaps a companion for
mm in their soberer years nnu sue was
youth Incarnate still.
It made him feel elder as he talked te
her: replied te her ouestlens about his
explorations; his long absence In
Africa. He wanted te nsk about her
people, but her replies were evasive.
"My aunt will be out presently," bIie
hastened te say, nnd then, "Yeu came
straight here from Africa?"
"Almest u stralitht line." he smiled.
"I knew you would come."
"Hew did you knew?"
"Your arrival in New Yerk was her
alded in the papers such dlhtlngulshed
prodigals de net creep home unnoticed."
He laughed, but his eyes were prob
ing her careless face j there was no
trace of embarrassment, no conscious
ness that she remembered their pas
sionate young love, sacrificed en the
altar of a bitter quarrel. She must have
been very happy all these yearn! He
must knew . "I have ncver heard,"
he t,ald directly. "Arc you married, or
ar you still Dere Trent?"
She laughed and he winced nt the
gay camaraderie of her voice. "Dear
me. yes, I am still Dore Trent. Llfe is
te full of delightful things I want te de
if ever I cscupe from this stupid gar
den." "Yeu arc tired of the garden?"
"Yeu would be, poked away here for
se many years." Her brown eyes looked
beyond the garden walls into the world
where her restless feet yearned te wan
der, while he, who had reamed the
glebe, come into the garden a-tiptee,
afraid of disturbing ita haunting mem
ories the het, ewect breath of many
row, the heavy scent of day lilies, the
tender frngrance of mignonette, pinks
and pnnsleH.
During all the lonely, wandering
jears his memory of the garden hnd be
come a precious solace, beside jungle
campllrch and n mirage at the end of
long trallH He hnd been prepared te
find her innrricd, elder, perhaps dull
nd uninteresting, and he hnd been pre
pared for disillusionment; but somehow
her extreme modernity, her veneer of
jeuthful hardness, shocked him. She
was he unlike thnt white-faced girl he
had left there!
"Veu have changed a great deal,"
"he said suddenly. ,7Yeur hnlr is quite
gra nnd you nre net thin hew horri
bly thin you were! I used te call you
Ue mjBclf, of course), the 'living skele skele
ten, but I de remember you could play
wonderful tennis. And there was Ileddy
-what became of your deg?"
Dead, long age," he answercd
tersely, for bhe had given the deg te
aim.
She was yawning widely. "Oh, ex
cuse me, I knew I am boring you te
"catu. pioase wait a moment." She
Jumped up jerkily and lie steed there
watching licr graceful flight toward the
la house among the elms.
Hew horribly young blie was! Well,
lie was full of hurprlsps like this. He
"tin been se Mire of finding the gaiden
w'l Mime 1 1 nee of the girl she hnd left
"enliiil H frowned, ler she was re
'""'leg, tilting en her high heels, her
unchanged face guy and happy.
"eniml her rnim.. a woman, slender.
St?i i1' "Hiving quietly In rhjthin
""" the gentle sweeping of the elms in
,Ue,k?ft wl,l(1i with the ruffling breeze
nil i i01'1, "vcr th0 I""lw. S1, B,c""
w" delicately, showing Blender gray
silken ankles nnd tiny grny bIiecs. Her
Bmnll white hands were bare of ring
save n great square cut Happhire en the
mini linger ei her left hand. Her (ace,
sweet nnd young, with added beauty
that the jears had brought patience
nnd hope. The tender touch of tlme
hud merely flecked her fair iiulr. Her
eyes were uiirhuiiged, steadfast, wistful
and glowing, as their hands met.
"Dere," he sighed contentedly. '
thought nt first he wns you !"
"My niece, Paul's daughter. She
lives with me. They Kay she Is like me.
She was five when you went away."
"I remember," he Bald dazedly.
What did he net remember nbeut that
magic garden? She wns every thine he
wanted nnd hoped for. All his dreams
come true! He bent te kiss her handB
nnd the girl Dere slipped away into the
garden. Under the beech tree love was
walking in n mere stntcly measure, and
the girl smiled Indulgently, but when
she looked ngain she found thnt love
had forgotten the years and the two
looked gloriously hnppy.
"Seme day I will be loved like that."
Bald young Dere, dreaming among the
roses.
Milk Producers te Meet
A special meeting of the Montgom
ery County Milk Producers' Associa
tion will be held in Keystone Grange
Hall, Trappc, tonight. The speakers
will include P. P. WlllitH, president of
the Interstate Milk Producers' Associa
tion, and I. G. Sehcc, of the Interstate
Dairy Council.
THESE DEALERS SELL
HHHHWHHlflH
HanffiBH
XOIITII OI' JIAIIKKT STKKKT
Alirrnethy Ce.. 43.10 N. 8th Ht.
Abraham, A., 609 1'epUr 8t.
Amlcrien. J. .. 2310 1 nlrmeunt Ave.
lUkrr, IlcnJ.. 24711 Krenkfnrd Ave.
llwkheir, llnrry. 2M N. Oth Ht.
IlPlI, II. I... 5010 Old Yerk Ilead
Ml run. 8.. 2017 W. Olmrd Ae.
nith. Stanley. 3140 Richmond St.
lloerne, Jehn S.. 3.150 N. lfltli St.
Ilurceaa. Jin. A.. 42211 Mnln St., MrU.
Cooper ft rittnn, B601 Chew fit.
Cox. .1. Hurry Eat.. 029 Olrenl Ave.
Crntir. D. H. A II.. Inc.. Itldicc Are.
JrlTrrwin
De Frehn. Itulph. .1123 ITnnhferd Ave.
Drlrer. K. ... 2(110 OrrninJiteirn Av.
Krwln, W. E.. & Sen. Soinrrten, I'n.
Rrlrlmuii. J. P.. Jr.. 1714 N. 11th HI.
I'rlten. Jni'el) Ce., Kiting Sun ATe. &
Taber ISeckI
rrltr, Jehn. Sth .1- T'Mirrn Ats.
f.'ettrr. I-nul. 2812 N. Sth St.
(inttrr. It.. 417 Poplar 8t.
Hoehpl. Chnn. G.. 4739 N. Frent St.
Uitrirrlt. G. V., 25th Semrniet SU.
ICrayen, V. C. 1R3S Columbia Avs.
Item. Klchnnl. 3001 V. Sth ft.
Klrliy. E. M.. Kill W. Yerk St.
Knerr, Snmarl !.. 1817 Orthodox St.
Krlrhrl-Mn.1 rr Ce.. 4201 N. Oth St.
Mnlshury. OIlTrr. 11215 III'Jp Ate.
Wnnrrr. Chn.. 2SS0 Columbia Ave.
Manrer. T. E 434S Main St.
McClpUnn. J. P.. 3S17 FrnnUferrt Ave.
I'oween, IV. C 2232 N. 2Dth St.
lllxl!nitrr. C. II.. 3B17 flrrmantewn Ave.
nirtllnirrr, Wm . Jr.. 491.1 N. nth St.
Itlscnll. A. IV.. 29th nidite Ave.
Ttern7xrrlr. Simen. Sth Erie Are.
Srhmlilt, llnrrr, 47fil Itlrhmenil St.
Sinrnemnn. n.. 2K1B Jefferoen St.
Ktnlil Che C... lllMnc ?un Ave.
Hepkliind t.
Supplee. C. A.. Ce.. 1720 Market St.
'xrnnk. F. I' . (lrene . Cnentrr St.
Vlrkte-. A. II.. 3B4R Terr-ee St.. Myk.
Welninil, Karl. 422 W. i:irnrl ATe.
"'elhrninaj cr. TV M.. SHOO V. Ilrnad St.
IVelnMeln. Dnvld. R13 X. 13th St.
Wenrlncer, ('. J.. 3133 V. Frent St.
IVItmer. I), I... llre.. Sth Si fiermnn-
eim Ave.
IVitmer. rnul lie I,.. 4314 Oermnntewn
Ave.
IVurt. W. A.. 123 E. Taber Iteal
SOOTII OF MATtKF.T STTtrF.T
n'lnreln. Tenl, KID Cnthiirlne St.
IleTitt, Pant J., M IVnblnten Ave.
rrlerl. Emit. lflM rnmrnnk Ave.
firny. Jn Jr.. Oth Mnvamennlnx Av.
Krupp. Cnrl. 2120 S 22il St.
Mlirnnime, (1 1H07 rn.vnnk Ave.
Miller. F. fi., 237 S. 12th St.
Pnnelmnn. flw. M M Tnlter St.
rlilln. nimlni Ce., 3d & MrKenn St.
"Imrii nriir Ce.. 13 S. 13th St.
west Fiiii.AiF,r.riii.
Ilerlln llre.. 7272 Woodland Are.
Aerommertntton lldnre. limine Fnr-
nlhlnr Ce.. (5019 Klnsralnr Ave.
nnrr, TV. II.. Sen" 3D22 Market St.
Fiimaren Ilnlev. 24 N (52rt St.
ritinarrn Halej, COth A Thompson
nilllnKham. C. A.. 2R0K. 00th St.
Prtrren. Nlrln. 417 TVendlnnit Arr.
Trice. O. C . ft Sen. R029 I.anrmtcr Ave.
Ktnce, C. II.. 8710 Mn.ter St.
Snpplee. O. A.. Ce 4018 Ijinranter Ave.
'Vvl'e. V. Ornnt. (WOO Chester Ave.
TVvlle, U. Ornnt, S8th St. ft Baltimore
Ave.
PENNSYLVANIA
Rarrett, .lamed, Doyltevn.
Herein Fhnmiacy, Franklin.
Ileltnn. IV, P.. Chapter.
Tlenebrnke & Mentrer, Wayncabore.
Ilnrnj, ,1. J Newtown.
Ilurllnif. TVm Oxford.
Chamber. W. It.. Cnienrllle.
Clark. Harry H.. CnlonteTn.
Cochran ft Aden, Carlisle.
Craivferd Drti' Ce., llremnrllle.
DiimIi, Jehn T.. Tjinndale.
Deck, O. M., ft Ce.. Ambler.
Help. J. P., Hoedertnti.
Dickey Hdnre. Ce., lock Ilnven.
Debblm. Jehn K Trey,
DeiiKherty, W, I,, ft Sen, Alteena.
l)m ft Ce., Dunraniivllie,
F.rrln, W. I5 ft 8"i. Somerton.
I'lfulcr. Steivanl, Htreudhburc.
nrller Hut.. J. 8., Initxdale.
fierhart. Pan! S.. Telferd,
flood Heine. Ce., Fetenibura;.
flrrlm F.Kt., M. C Morten,
(irimth. Thee. M ft Sen., Eat Denn-
lrurtewn.
Ilnrrittlrk, Gee. II.. renhroek.
Ilaydm, IVm. I.., Ilrrn Mawr.
Ilcln. Gllr I)., Ijinferd.
lltn. Dill III I. I-ntrcbe.
Heslcrmnn ft Stever, Mlllhelm,
llimtdtn, Jnniea, Cheltenham.
Illtck. Samuel J Hiilmevllle.
Jarnli'n Sen ft Ce., C. 11., Hellldaytbart;.
Jarrett. E, F,, Iloyrrtewn.
Keller Ilre., Indiana.
Kemerrr Ildnr. Ce., I.rlildllten,
Krapp ft M'hltlna;, Ixrk Haven,
I-eclirr. C. II.. Nantlreke.
I.et. V. D.. North IVnleii.
I.lmlnmiith. V... ft Sen, Ahley.
f.iiiidr, J. '.. Newtown.
Miller. N. S.. Kmeiti.
MUM Ilre Cnrbendnie.
Mercan. J. M Tayler.
Merrow, (Ira. K ft Ce., Altonna.
Mewrey-I.utHhnw lldwe. Ce., The.
SpHnir City.
Myeni. E. ('., Wanhlimten.
Nrlman ft I"r- Hde. Ce., Nerrlitewn.
Neyhart lldwe. Ce.. IVllllamMirt.
Olewlnn Stere. Jehn I IleUefente. IV
Most of these deal
ers also carry the
F.-S. Quality Line
Vnrnishea, Ready
mixed Palnta and
the incomparable
Paradox Enamels.
IImBIIIHI ik'r,,e8 as avalki wlllliilllil
MRS. bPUCK WHITE HAPPY
Radical's Parisian Wife te Ba Free
October 19
New Yerk, Oct. 11. Andrce Kmllle
Hlmene White, the former Mrs. Deuck
White, is pleased with America. She
W nlbe somewhat pleased with herself
and the world In cencrnl. Fer within n
few dnys she will be entirely freed of
the burden of matrimony, which has
recently brought her Inte the public eye.
Action was tnken jestcrdny by her
attorney, Bernard P. Ceclre, of Potigh Petigh
kieimic, te Insure the completion of her
final decree of divorce, which automat
ically becomes effective October 10,
Instead of fleeing ngnln te her nntivc
luath en the boulevards of Paris, where
she first met the seclnlistlcnlly inclined
Mr. White, the piquant young woman
has decided that New Yerk has Just
ns many streets, though less wine, nnd
will remain here at least for some
time.
The former Andrce Slmone is new
here teaching French. She likes it, ac
cording te Mr. Ccclre. Hut her former
husbnnd has forsaken his little farm
In the hills. He Is reported engaged in
the manufacture of pottery nt Mnlden.
Mass.
Find Tomb of 8t. Jehn, Evangelist
Paris, Oct. 11. (By A..P.) Archc Archc Archc
oleglsta nt work in the ruins of ancient
Kplicsus have discovered n crypt bo be
llcved te be the tomb of St. Jehn the
Evangelist, it Is ald in a dispatch re
ceived here.
PENNSYLVANIA (CONTINCKD)
I'ajrne ft reran, 8hlppenhurc.
Park. dee. K ft Sen. Wayne.
I'enrnen, II. II., Yerk Spring,
Pnlnzer. K. TV., Orenpntte.
Ilaubenheld' lldwe. Stere, Hamburg.
Itaymend. It. P., Mlddletewn.
Itoulnnen, D. Fred, Hrennarllte.
neirerii, llnmce. rltt.ten.
Itnker, II.. 1810 N. Mnln St., Srrnnten.
Itebertw Ce.. lee. L.. Sayrr.
Itenenfrld. X. I).. Otyphant.
Schmaltr, II.. ft Ce., Kennett Pqer.
Srhmrhl, N. S.. Kntztewn.
Schneider Dr., "Jcrnnten.
Schneller. C. TV. ft C. 0 Cntnianqne.
Sherk, A. L.. ft Sen, ChamberHburc.
Stark. (. C. ft Ce.. Renote.
Smith. J. C ft Sen. Stute College.
Smith Yeenm lldwe. Ce.. Ncrrlttewn.
-prlllKrr. It, E Cnlontewn.
Stennrt ft Ce.. J, M.. Indiana.
Stlef. II. J., Anhland.
Stratib. Ft.. IV. II.. Milten.
Stemlrr, I.. A.. Patmerlen.
Stumpf, TV. W.. Pltbiir;h.
Snplre lldwe. Ce., Mnlvem.
Snplre. C. K.. Puell.
Tk. J. Fred, pharnn Hill.
Templeten'n Dnuc store. Walilnrten.
Tevelhw. Elmer. Mill Hall.
Thompson. Olllwrt I... I'erkatle.
Throne, TV, C, ft Ce.. Yerk.
Tedt. Jehn T.. PlttHbiiricli.
Ten. Edwin, TVyneete.
IVIUIamiien. Chan. E.. Chester.
TVIIllnmnpert lldwe, ft Steve Ce.,
TVIIllamnpert.
Weber Ilrei.. 128 W. Main St..
Norrtstewn.
Zrlders. Wm.. ft Sen, Harritbnrr.
CTMDEN. N. J.
Antrim, Elnoed, 1(114 Federal St.
Antrim. Elwood. 2flth ft Federal St.
Ferninn E.t.. S. f.. 328 redernl St.
rreh, C. C. Cellln?iiKxl.
llBrtneek. II. P.. 24fh ft Itlver Read.
.Maeferren. Hnrry, llodden HclRhtn.
Mntlark, J. II.. ft Sen. Sth ft Tine 8t.
MeNultv. tnHIn A. 807 Knlithn Ave.
Olsen. E. II. 1811 nroedwnv.
Pnrkrr. II. M.. 104 S. 8th St.
Pre I en ft Sen, 8., 1374 Ml. Ephralm Ave.
Pntwin. Chn. G 132 Miln St.
Rnttenbenr. Je.. 428 Halrhn Ave.
NEW JERSEY
Raker. M., Wlldwoed.
Iliiril. .1. S Ce., Penntnrten.
Champien. W. O.. MlUvllte.
Clark. E. P . ft Sen, Vlnelnml.
Creeden Hdwe. Oe Ml. Ilellr.
Tlare. Clm. F ft en. HrtdKeten.
Deacon. Cee. F,. Tlordcntewn.
FtlIew. I. S.. Swrdmhore.
Freeh. CJ. C.. Colllneweod.
Fniiat nre. Relvldere.
nanille. Ralph. National Park.
Helna lldwe. lfeue Lnmbertvlle.
Hech. Peril, Semervllle.
Iment. J. I. Hnridnnfleld.
Mneferren. Hbitv. Hnddep llelrhtii.
Moere, inmiirl. Jr., MlllTllle.
Itlre. Hdwe. Ce.. Ilnmtnonten.
nmnen. Chaj. D.. Oreen City.
Senalde Helchtn Supply Ce,. Sraatdr
Park.
Skinner. Chan. V.. Clnvten.
Smith. I.ewU ft Powell Hdwe. Ce,.
Snlem.
Teel. R. K.. IIekelttewn.
TToedniff, TV. Franklin. Drldeeten.
TVhlpple. Gee II., ft Sen. Ilrldrrten.
DET.ATVARE
Adklna. R. TV., Helmar.
.tndenen. Oeo. O.. Chraweld.
Halter. Thed. J Wilmington.
Cartmelt. T. II.. rt. ft Glaaa Ce..
Wllmlnstnn.
Clementa, TV. F. ft J. R.. Clayten.
Dnyln. Oeo. TV.. Odeme.
Klllett. E. J.. nrldKevllle.
Frankford Hdwe. Ce.. lnnkferri.
nnrmoneen Dmir Ce.. WtlmlnEten.
lluKhen. E. 8 Felten.
Hurley. C. E ft Sen. Seaford.
Jnetla, J. e Ce.. Newport.
Meleney. D. n . Townsend.
Mltfenl Ce.. Mllferd.
Nerrla. Wm.. Hmymn.
Pettii, Thomaa A Newark.
Purnell. Thea. II.. Oeorwetewn.
Redcreve Ilrea.. Mlddletewn.
Smith. Jeahna. narrl niten.
Southard. II. C. I Inoeln City.
TVaple. Oeo. II.. Milten.
Wharten. J. C Hoiuten.
MATtYLAND
Clarke. TV, II.. ft Ce.. Foeemoke.
Cevey. J. L A nre.. lredten.
Crepper, Hurry J.. Ocean City.
Derman ft Smyth lldwe Ce., Salisbury.
FIMi ft Arrlnrdale, Eaetnn
Ferman ft Masen. CentreTtlle.
Olnaer'a Variety Stere, Hancock.
Ilalnea ft Kirk, ltlnlnir Sun.
Heather, T. E Marydel.
Hylnnd. W. A., Galena.
Ilnrleck, J. W., ft Ce.. Fetleralaburi;,
Jarinan, C. II., Greensboro.
Jarmait, TV. T ft llre., Goldsboro,
Jehnsen ft Rhodes, Ilerlln.
Jene. C. P.. Mllllncten.
Jump, G. L., Hdwe. ft Implement Ce.,
Queen Anne.
Lane ft Inn?. Rldcrly.
I.enr. iMiinutl. Tliurment.
Ouvnn, Alten .. ft Ce.. Frederick.
Reene. Ralph II.. Chesapeake City.
Heney. J. A.. North Knat.
Hadlcr lldnr. Ce.. Havre de Grace.
Stafferd, R. II.. Ilurrsillle.
Tarrlns. llrnrv, ft Sen, Aberdeen.
IVnlla. O. Ix-nIIc. Denten,
rlcht lldwe. Ce.. Hurlock.
Felten, Sibley & Ce., Inc.
Philadelphia
Mannfaeturtrt of Celers, PainU and
Varni8hcs Since 1863
WANAMAKER'S
10,080 Pair Women's and Men's Silk and Weel
Hesierv in Wanamaker's Down Stairs Stere
65c te $L25, All
Fashionable hosiery bought in quantity
direct from the mill and offered at the low
est prices in a long time.
Just what our customers have been ask
ing for !
Women's Ribbed Heather Weel
Stockings, $1
1440 pair of perfect part-wool ribbed
stockings at the same price that "seconds"
sold for last year. Mostly green and blue
heather mixtures in the wanted ribbed
effect for sports and town wear. All sizes.
2880 Pair Women's Pure Silk
Stockings, $1.25
Plain thread silk in African and Cordo
van brown. Alse smart sports stockings
with vertical stripes of contrasting color en
the sides, including green, gray and cham
pagne. Seamed backs. Mercerized cotton
tops and soles.
Werth-While Cheesing
Among Women' fs Coats
at $25
We took a number of odd coats two of this model
one of that color, two of one size, one of another, and
se en all of which were marked considerably higher in
price, and, because sizes and colors were broken, put
them all in at $25.
That makes the selection of a geed Winter coat at
$25 especially interesting and advantageous. But, of
course, coats like these go out quickly, and early choos chees
ing is the wiser course.
Many of the coats are trimmed with fur, and
almost all are fully lined with silk.
Fer That Rainy Day!
Raincoats in tan, navy and gray mixtures are $5.75 te
527.50, with some geed-looking capes in navy and tan at $12.50.
(Market)
Dresses for College Girls
and Business Women
$8.75 $10 $12.75
Weel jersey and fine twill serge are ad
mirably adapted te one-piece and two-piece
models en simple lines. Some have pleated
skirts and many have cellars nnd cuffs of
linen or crepe de chine. One is sketched.
250 Cleth Frecks
Special at $7.50, $10 and $12
Mnnnish sertre nnd tricetine are in a
dozen or mere
styles, beaded,
'mbreidercil,
braided or
'rimmed with
buttons.
About 25
New Medels
$15
and $16.75
Mnny are a
third less and al'
are s p c c i al 1
priced. They are
of crepe de chine
Cante n crepe
charmeusc, satin
r i c e t i n c and
velour and show
he new fashion
'natures of
sleeves and skirts.
mm
ing en tiptoe for the dance, they are se
colorful and vivacious (if ene may call a dress se) that it is a delight
just te see them as they are. Hew much mere se when pieperly worn!
Prices begin as low as $20 and $25, with almost surprising cheesing,
and go up as high as ene wishes te go.
(Market)
Black Silks, $1.75 a Yard
Peau de Soie Taffeta Satin Messaline
Black silks are in vogue for street, afternoon and evening wear.
Dinner dresses nnd evening frocks arc very easily made of these
silks, especially when combined with black net or silver lace.
Satin-Faced Crepe, $2 a Yard
One of the loveliest materials the season has brought forth, it is
in black and navy, 88 inches wide.
(Centrnl)
800 Pair of Women's Shoes
and Oxfords
Special at $4.75
Black Kidskin Brown Kidskin
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dren's sturdy school
shoes, of tan leather in
lace style. They have
the wide tees that are
best for growing feet
and soles of the right
thickness for active
ones.
(Cheatnut)
sizes.
(Center Aisle nnd Men's Gallery, Market)
$10
Becoming new street and afternoon
frocks of lovely silks and geed woolens,
including many unusual sample dresses
are $25 te $45.
Charming and Gay Dance Frecks
Standing one would almost say float
Black Calfskin Tan Leather
About eight different styles, all cor
rect in fashion. Net every size in every
style, but enough styles in each size te
give opportunity of selection.
500 Pair of Children's Shoes
Special, $2.90
Sizes 6 te 2 in chil
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$2,00
DOWN STAIRS STORE
u Firsts"
2880 Pair Men's Part Weel
Half Hese, 65c
First quality ribbed sports half hose in
desirable heather combinations. Made of
particularly soft, geed wool mixed with cot
ton, and a geed deal better than anything
we have had heretofore.
1440 Pair Men's Plated Half Hese, 85c
Sturdy cotton plated with fiber silk in
interesting strides of white en brown and
white en black. Perfect quality and full
fashioned.
1440 Pair Men's Pure Silk
Half Hese, 85c
Seamless half hose of first quality at a
price- one usually pays for "seconds." Cor
dovan, green, navy, gray and white. All
Gente
sle
Seasonable New Hats
$3 and $3.85
And still they come! Levely
velvet enes, with imitation pheasant-tail
trimming, wool flowers,
feathers, lacquered braid, ribbon,
flowers and many ether novelties.
"Pelly Prim" Aprons, 75c
Cunning affairs of gingham
with rickrack braid. Pink, blue,
green, lavender and the ever
serviceable blue-and-white checks.
Women's Nightgowns, $1
These nights are cooler than
ene realizes and high-neck mus
lin nnd flannelet gowns have a
mighty geed feeling. White mus
lin and white or striped flannelet.
Corsets and Girdles
$1 and $2
$1 for girdles in a combinatie
of pink ceutil and elastic idea
for sports.
$1 for pink ceutil topless cor
sets with elastic insets.
$2 for La Verne topless corsets
of pink cotton brocade finished
with elastic.
Striped Messaline
Blouses, $5
Geed-looking tailored blouses
in dark colors, with stripes that
harmonize well. Made with
"two-in-one" convertible cellars.
Velour and Tapestry
Pillows Drep te $2.50
A new low price for our own
velour and velour-and-tapestry
pillows, together with a special
purchase. Seme of the old ones
were mere than double and all
are lower than usual.
Round and oval shapes in rose,
brown, blue, taupe and mulberry.
Women's All-Leather
Belts, 50c
Kid, suede and patent leather
belts in plain and pierced styles.
Brown, tan, black and many pop
ular combinations.
East Aisle
Opportunities
Flannelet Petticoats, 50c
Warm indeed, arc these short
petticoats of heavy white, gray
and striped flannelet, finished
with neatly scalloped edges.
Bandeaux, 25c
All sizes te cheese from in
these webbed cotton bandeaux.
Novelty Girdles, $1
Seme are all-metal and seme
metal combined with celluloid.
Wern with coats or dresses, they
are very effective.
Sew Your Geed
Times New!
Halloween Cambric
at 15c
It is 25 inches wide in ernnge,
blaek, red, yellow, pink, light blue,
green and brown.
Fer Warmth
Well-fleeced white demet flan
nel is 27 inches wide at 15c and
18c a yard nnd .16 inches wide at
20c and 30c a yard.
27-Inch Gingham at 18c
A .sturdy quality is in checks,
plaids nnd stupes of various
colors, suitable for school frocks,
npr
blei
irons, house dresses nnd boys
louses.
it entruli
Women's Silk
Princess Slips
Special at $5.50
Lewest price we knew for
silk slips te wear under dark
dresses! They are made with
camisele tops and have elastic
around part of the waistline.
Of 3 Different Silks
The silks are all sturdy silks
of geed weight and the slips
are well made.
Radium slips are in navy,
black and brown.
Crepe de chine and satin
slips arc in navy and blnck.
All are unusual at $5.50.
(Central)
Opp
Sale of 1000 Wonderful
New Neckties, 35c
One of the best New Yerk necktie manufacturers made
up all his odds and ends of materials for us te sell at this
amazingly small price.
The first thousand ties have just arrived.
They are decidedly beauties ! AH the soft, dark rich
color combinations that men like. Yes, even the patterns
that one usually sees only in "exclusive" ties.
Probably thirty different patterns in the group in six
te nine colors each.
All the silks and silk mixtures are of the geed heavy
weights most suitable for Autumn wear.
A let of Christmas presents could be advantageously
bought right new !
(Mrn Gnllcry, Market Htrret, and Center Alale)
"The Place te Get Men's and
Beys' Shoes!"
That's what people are saying about The Gallery Shee Store
that specializes in leng-wcnring, well-fitting, geed-looking,
altogether-wearable shoes for men and boys at low prices.
$2.90
and, when polished, for "dress," tee.
400 Pair of Beys' Shoes al $3.75
Sizes 1 te 5V2
Black nnd tan leather lace shoes are
en English or wide-tee lasts. They have
welted soles and low bread heels.
300 Pair of Men's Shoes, $4.75
Black and tan leather shoes in plain
lace style have medium tees and welted
soles.
(Gallery. Market)
The New Extra-Size Shep
of Underclothes, Negligees
Petticoats, Heuse Dresses
s directly nt the Subway Entrance, Thirteenth Street, near the
Millinery Salens.
Te introduce this new shop and its really pretty garments, we
are offering a number of "specials" in house dresses at $2, crop
kimonos at $2, satin petticoats at $5, bungalow aprons at 75c and
$1.50, and se en.
New
Extrn-size bloomers of pink or white crepe with hemstitched
ruffles better than last year's grade at $2 new priced $1.25.
Extra-size white flannelet nightgowns with high neck, long
sleeves, made with pink or blue stitched yokes, sizes 19 and 20,
astonishingly geed at $1.
Extrn-size blanket bathrobes with satin-trimmed sailor cellars
and pockets, blue, tan, rose, very exceptional at $6.50.
Sizes 46 te 54
(Thirteenth Street, Near the Millinery)
$24.50 for
Men's All -Weel Suits
With Twe Pair of Trousers
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$16.50
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M i 'mv ir
$6 $9
Autumn Clethes for Children
of 2 te 6 Years
Mothers concerned about the outfitting of voting daugh
ter or son will de well te come te Wanamaker's Down Stairs
Stere, where fashions are new and prices are low. Here she
will find better values than have been seen for some time.
Warm Coats
are the first consideration! Yeu may he sure everv coat is well made
warmly ined, and mostly interlined just the coats needed for cold
inter davs.
Practical chinchilla coats for boys or Kills begin nt $5.50. A
style at this price is pictured. Other styles up te $12.50. In gray,
brown and blue. '
Coats for little girls are in pretty mixtures, fine veleurs and
broadcloths, many fur trimmed, at S'i.50 te $25. One at $10.50 is
sketched. New blues, tans, reds, etc.
Hats
in vanetv, from the little serge tains ler boys, at $1.25, and felt
tains for girls at ?1, up te $8. At $3, seme unusually pretty beaver
hats with streamers.
Dresses
Wash dresses in any number of styles, manj witli pantalettes, are
$1.25 te $2.50. A $1.50 style is sketched.
Better frocks of serge, ietse or silk are $0.50 te $14. A jersey
jumper frock with pongee bleut-e at $9 is pietuted. In brown nnd
Sorrento blue.
Suits
Wash suits in middy or button-en styles of chnmbray or ether
sturdy cottons arc $1.50 te $2.25.
Oliver Twist and middy suits of serge or with wash blouses nnd
corduroy, velveteen or sateen trousers, $3.50 te $7.
Sweaters and Sweater Suits
Can't you imagine the little boy or girl in one of these cery
brushed-wool sets consisting of sweater, leggins that fasten around
the waist, enp and mittens? American beauty er'Pekin blue at $8.
AU-wool coat sweaters that button high at the neck and hnve
four pockets ar.e $4.
(Central)
WANAMAKER'S
3 Special Groups
500 Pair of Beys' Shoes at $2.90
Sizes 10 te 5
Tan lace shoes that will stand hard wear
(both uppers and soles) have wide tee3 and
welted soles. They'll de for school and play
S3.75
$1.50
$5.50
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