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"' Celdr Can Be Changed '
r. the Hdiler of Weman's Papel
near Madam Will you UlmUy Vail
-, if tliere l any way te ilye it vfriltn
J ',i or felt hat red or any r.ner
C,S you can use regular dye iljntli
m r tills hat, and It will turn out. very
Ldl Be careful, however, te dvy It
S I some Ulnd of meld, sc Uiat ft will
nSt loVe Its simp, for It Is apt. te de
this.
Chasing Reaches Awaty
rj t) e Wmen' repe: ,
TVar Madam Please tell mcr hew T
Jm rid my kitchen closet and, kitchen
ft reacW They, nre also; In the
Midline en the. Walls, and I lil.ve tried
jfflr thin without rcsulta.;
I knew of a very geed rcirtedy Which
iil?ld you of these Insects, iVntl will nee
Sit you get It, If you if end me a
lumped, addressed envelop.
Thlt Should Be Ifoekf d After
Tt Ai Editor of Weman's Patit:
Dear Madam I nm a gfrl of olxteen,
Ma would Ilk'e your "twTvtce en this
mitter. About a year or)e I went te a
dentist and had the neryea taken out
of two front teeth, which Seemed te
'Seaden them and mad them very
blick, and nothing I cajri de will make
them white. 'Could j-au tell me scrmo scrme
thlnit that will make thnn white twin?
ln 8 IN HOPE.
Yeu should ccrtalnlyj see your dentist
.bout this condition, ft ought te have
his treatment Immediately.
Net Wise te. De This
U tlit Vtiter e Wemtifa raee:
Dtar Madam Ktrfifly Inform me It
uhlte pine tar mixed with het water Is
teod te wave your iralr with and If it
Ji harmless. Hew should It be pro pre pro
eared and used?
v" MISS T.
X mixture of thli sort Is net a geed
thing- for the hair, (at all, and will make
it quite sticky, tee. I am afraid you
will hMe te use Heme kind of curlers
te fflve your hair a wave, as these nre
iy far the safeaU
Adventures With a Purse
I KNOW of ii new magazine I want
te tell you about. It Is published
fa Italy by two young American men,
and Is Invested with a most interesting
cosmopolitan atmosphere. Hcproduc Hcpreduc Hcproduc
tlens of medern paintings, poems by
luch wcll'lneivn people na Walter dc
It Mtre ham Jean Htarr uniermcycr,
BVteNtNG PtTBiiiO 'LEtebEI-falliADELPMAr MONDAY, jXirTjARY 9, 1922
A-.
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.WtlATSWHAT
iir hri.i:n nr.cn:
then cabfneta of flne letter-paper, blotter
Bets, "handy boxes." baskets tnade of
rope iwiper, etij The tabic may luive
paper cloth, nankins and dollies, rose
paper candle-shadefl bouquets of paper
flowers, and even the dishes and cups
may be of paperweddlng material.
Leng Service
At the age of (.evenly frv Jiwflililnc
Jf. Instils, of Ortyn JJafc, VM. is
etirrntliut n linet.he,lnftl(l' same dfflrfe
where hIip began work , H n typeHettrr
llf(y-slx years ngp.p-,, v T, " J',
The first anniversary of marriage
the paper uedding Is the most youth
ful of nil annual celebrations of wedded
happiness. The one year brlde ntid bride
groom are still a "young ceuplc,'r sur
rounded by young friends, with whom
tlicy can laugh, sing and dance through
their paper-wedding celebration. Gifts
for the first anniversary are restricted
te puper, but nowadays there nre te be
had be plcaBltig a variety of paper,
papier macho and cardboard novelties
that thcre is no difficulty about selecting
a girt for the occasion)
Heeka and geed prints. are first choice,
WIN.TT.lt ItKSenTS
stories by James Stephens, Hherwoed
Andersen and ether Interesting people
pptar In this publication. It is benu
tlfully prlraled and arranged and, what
Is jarpriilmg te state, can be bought for
the modest; sum of fifty cents a copy.
Yen understand, of course, that while
It is ifswd ln Italy it Is printed in
English. I knew of jttst one place In
tevn whfrc it can be purchased. I feel
sure you, will want te see n copy. .
Have you an open fireplace sur
rounded by bricks? Itcad this if you
have. Fer I Bpcak from bitter ex
perience I knew the trouble you have
in teqplng the bricks bright nnd red.
Buti I have found a remedy. There is
a ffev that sells u red powder. One
mixffi It with water and paints the
bricks with it. It does net give them n
painted appearance, but merely Imparts
a Wealthy, cheerful red, most inviting
antdj homey. This powder can be bought
fr ten cents n pound. And a pound
Till laet Indefinitely.
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ATLANTIC CITY. N. J
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HOTEL CONTINENTAL
Always epn, always ready: term moderate.
Write or phene. M. WALSH DUNCAN.
Hetel Boscerjpl Kentucky Av. nr. beach
uuici OOKODU Excellent table. Med,
rates. Am. & E. plain. .Ph. 117. U.U.MATtlON
miOWN'H MILLS. N. J.
Woederfal ice skating and See beating ea
5-Mile Mirror Lake
AT
Brown's Mills
NKW JKHSTA'
Excellent chicken and wuflle dinner at
the quaint old
Pig's Whistle Inn
A lit Carte sarvlce nt any hour.
The chef Is the former chef that fed
' awrencev Scheel lese fur fifteen
jears. Private dlnlnir room If desired,
.mxl uutu rlile from Philadelphia.
Hnnrpy akatlps en the talis and V.i brat
dinner jet.
Trap Sheeting
Excellent CUmate for Convalescents
M. W. FELTON
(proprietor and Manuirer)
T.AKKWOOD. N. J.
Tr names of hop nrldrevn Weman'a Tmre
Tdlter. or phone Walnut 8000. or Main 1601
between the hour of 0 and S.
j Things You'll Leve te Make
iraSllTH
ml I" yW jtiS1
OrriQTneniedl gL m )
& q
"A Geed Place te Heard"
LA VASSAn HOUaC. LAKEWOOD. N.
Pelct Clientele; Moderate ruteq
WRItNRIlHVlM.B. PA.
WERNEItSVIIXK, PA.
A splendid reaert te rest and recuperate
Open the year revnd.
kicqmenh. va.
Mowaemex
fHM. I
This darllnp little ORNAMENTED
POWDER-BOX can be made from an
ordinary pasteboard powder-box. Cever
the box with thin Bilk te match the
Mler-scheme of your boudoir. Cut
Pltces of black velvet baby-ribbon Inte
trips that, will fit from tle center pf
ui top of the box te the outer cdre.
P&ete these strips at the center and
outer edge. Then cut and pante en
Piece from the top edge of the box le
the underside of the box. Stitch a long
S..taael te the center top of ycrur
ORNAMENTED POWDER-BOX. It
will make a dainty accessory te your
Irwalng table. KLORA.
Jfcf&OKn.,
Melt mamlficent hotel In
the Hauth. Roem elnile or
n aalte, with and without
bathe. Karepenn plan, II II
leetrated booklet en re
qaeet. O. F. rKIBIOEn. Mtr.
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AHIIRVIM.K. N. C.
lEHiraiiiiiraraMiEiiaimiifflrair
Positively New Laid
Write for
SPECIAL
Fall and Winter
RATES
BATTERY PARK nOTEL
Aflhcvillc N. C.
AIKEN. H. C.
AIKEN
Queen of Winter lleaert I
Highland Park Hetel
NOW OI'l'V
'TeiMHei n charm oil Ita ewn''
curAT! hecheatien envihenmunt
Addrea J, J. HWKKNKV, Manncrr
Summer Vhltefae Inn, Lake Placid, N. Y.
FORT IiCDKRDAI.E. FLA.
Eggs
Carten of twelve
53c
I At all our Stores
I KwuatwCtm
MWiiiiiiiiitiiir
Ne Ceal Bills te Pay
It la Olorlena finmmertlme In
FORT LAUDERDALE
Flertda'a Tropical Wonderland
BOAT1NOJ IIATIUNO FIMHINO
Wend for Illimtrated Iloeklet
8ECY. CHASUIEK OF COMMICItCE
FORT SIYKHH n..
Hetel Royal Palm
Fert Myera.
Flerldiv
Open clHn. 7
ll-ltele Oolf. Flhnc, Swlmmlnir Peel. Every
noem with P-ath. J. h. NhLHON, Mcr.
qurancc. rAN.n
Te CnATE.VU lTtONTKNAO, QUEDliO
If you lore real Winter rlperta.
dekmuha
HAMILTON HOTEL
BERMUDA
SAO 8ultea with , riath IPlrepruet
. Accommeaa(nna rer euu
Modern In Conitruetlon and Operuttea
immoeationa re
t Hrttlah Itecln
flee. Hpmr Trav
42S Sth Avenu,
Cencerta Jpy jirmin iiecimjntat nand
JJ. Y. Otflce. Hpmr Trevel Bureae
42S Sth Avenue
fBoek!e Cable Addreea "Hetel Bermuda"
Manartraent of J. A, flherrard
Alae Hetel Preaten. Haach DlulT. Maaa.
ft
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All Our Furs
HAVE BEEN
:; Greatly Reduced J
!" U,e .minimum of cost and
A borne below cost, includlnir
I 2 advanced models as well
r ,f,;he n,ere BUPle styles of
X i?3 c?"e?' "nrfu. etc. Every
t't"eTnt ,horeBWy Knran.
itbtagsiti
'..i ..j a is niMi -e . -'
Vfr.. MUaiWW A;
'VV'HMhJ.JhJJJ
nKHOKTS STRVISllirH
NASSAU
BAHAMAS 11
for that "Lener, de
ferred Vacation. An
investment in health
that will add years te
your life
A Winter Paradiae, Arctic
temp. 71 ; no sudden changes;
Oolf, Bathine, Sailinri.
Fishlnjf. Charming Britieh
Colony. Splendid Hotels. (
Weakly amttinia. Lairm
New Yerk Saturday, rrtr
ing JVasmu, Tuetdnr
S,S.MUNARGO 8. S. MUNAMAR
MUNSON
STEAMSHIP LINES
Drexel Bld., Phlla., Pa.
e7 WIlLN'T ypV
TOUKS
Tetnw'.
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COOKS
SERVICE
TR.AVEL
CURRENT JROGJ&ud&
t!
THE MEDITERRANEAN
The Wonder Cruise by Cunard Line S. S. "Carenia,.'.
Bailing jnn, m. strictly limited te 35U guests.? uruy,,
email number of berths available immediate- re re
aervatien necessary. ' ' ,".
SOUTH AMERICA ,
A cruise-tour amidst scenery unexcelled fer1 grandeur
and beauty, by Qrece Liner Santa EHsa' sailing from
New Yerk Feb. 4.
BERMUDAWEST INDIES-PANAMA-.
CENTRAL AMERICA
Inclusive rate tours and cruises of endless interest and en
tertainment at frequent intervals throughout the season.
CALIFORNIA - HONOLULU
Next departure January 19th ; itinerary includes Grand
Canyon, Southern California, Coast Resorts, San Fran Fran
ciseo, Apache Trail, New Orleans, etc Other departures,
January 31 February 16 27 and later choice of
route by sea (Panama Canal) or land. Extension te
Honolulu, Hile, etc.
EGYPT THE NILE PALESTINE
Large selection of itineraries for,Escorted or Individual
travel. Departures February and 'March.
JAPAN CHINA
Spring Tours, exceptionally well planned. Departures
from Pacific Coast Jan. 24; Feb. 221; March 4 25.
EUROPE Seuth of France Italy
Escorted or Individual travel covering all routes.
Reservations for the Passion Play at Ober-Ammergau.
Thes. Cook & Sen, Sele Official Foreign Agents
Full Information and Literature en Request
THOS. COOK & SON
2Z5 Seuth Bread St. (below Walnut St.)
PHILADELPHIA
Telephone, Walnut 03(10 and 2633
,i:V TOttlC CJIIOAOO HAS FllANCI&CO
IIOSTON 1.P8 ANOHI.i:S MONTBIIAI.
TOKONTO VANCOUVKH
150 OfBoes Throughout the World
Cook's Trarelera Cheque
Geed Everywhere
yiOKTS STKAMMHPH
llKsOKTS STKAMMIIP.S
On. Tropic Seas te
PORTO RICO
THERE is no lovelier spot for a winter
holiday than this "Island of Enchant
ment." A climate soft as June;cities and
harbors vivid with the glamour of Old
World life; mess-grown fortresses; grace
ful Moorish architecture.
16 DAY CRUISE
ALL EXPENSES
ill III II Uif'L
KKI Bl IfflHBIlh. y JE 2
iiiil' .. Lrf. ear
180
$1Qr. and
up I
There ia jutt the right amount of ihore-geing te lend in. J
terctt te the entire cruise. Yeu make the trip en large,
10,000-ten ateamera especially detUned and luxuriously
fitted for aerviccln the trepica. There la a wide choice of
accommodation! ranging from comfortable atatcroerea at '
minimum rateate suitei with private bath. The ateamer
1 1 your hotel for the entire trip and the rate covers all
neceuary expenie te and around the Itland and return
te New Yerk. Deck golf and ether amusementa.
ew Condade-Vonderbilt Hetel opens Jan. lit.
for beautifully illustrated booklet. Address
PORTO RICO LINE
S Broadway
NwYrk
or l.nc i pik
mm
BERMUDA
-LINE
Under Contract With Bermuda Government
The palatial ateamer of the Furneas Bermuda Line land their
pnatengera and baggage directly at Hamilton Deck, avoiding
the ditcomferti, inpenvenlencei nnd delay of landing by
tender. They uie oil fuel, ensuring speed and eliminating
the cinders and dirt common te coal-burning steamers.
Sailings Twice Weekly
. eury '
rrera r , eury Wert s. s.ii from llermuJi cry Tues t Sa
i.ckmd soea en cltlier ateamer -em"lie unpiiualled etiprfss cr leu
S. S. "Fert Victeria"- and S. S. "Fert Hamilton"
Twin-screw. 14 000 teni dlhplacerncnt Twln-wrpu 11 non f iH lliil.cement
BERMUDA OFFERS ALL OUT-DOOR SPORTS
Including Oolf, Tennis HuMmr, UathliiK l'lilnu ltullnt. 1) iwmr v
Ne Vasspert" Many Modern HetelH rltr for Illustrated lllrratiirr te
FURNESS BERMUDA LINE, 34 WHITEHALL ST., NEW YORK
lTHNKSS W ITHY&JTO.. frl.. 1101 ItMC 1II.IK... IMIII.A.. or Any T.mrM griit
Alfest Inclies
v 'I Cruises
:(
2 De Luxe Cruises of 23 Days Each
ON T1IK .MAGNirit KNT MJW TtVIVhtUhH
Si S. "FORT ST. GEORGE"- 12,000 Tens Displacement
Sailing Frem New Yerk February 4 March 4
Ideal Vacation! Among Enchanted Historic Islands
Tourists will tslt tlia quaint Island ut thn West Indies Inrliidlnir si
Themui nnd HI, Croix (Amerlcu'H new Ixlutid iiuksossiens), si Kitt"
Aiilliun, Domlnlelii (Bnellsh), (Juuileleune Alaiiini'iun iKrenrli) Hi luils
llarh.ide- und Trinidad tKnullsli), rur.li I irun In lud.a llcrmuda
S. S. "Fert Geerge," Ideal Oil Burning Cruising Steamer
TUB UTKAMUIl la our hotel for the ntlru ciulsn nnd efTera cer
luxury and comfort of a modern hutel, Oirhrairn fur ilunt'lnK Mid conceit
Intra for Cruisea -!18.0U un te fJISO.OU, lilfludliu 18 Iteunia tvltli Prliute liallis,
'e rusierta required for these Cruises. , rcnd far literature te
FURNESS BERMUDA LINE, 34 WHITEHALL ST., NEW YORK
VUUNBHS yiTMY 0.. I.TU., Ot)ltHt: 111.1)0.. Vlflf-A., it Any TeurlatAeM
WANAMAKER'S WANAMAKER'S WANAMAKER'
MslsA
Spring Silks, New Twills and
Tricetines Are Among the Hundred,
wf New Dresses Just Unpacked in
Wdnamaker 's Down Stairs Stere
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ii iflssssssk JBVJk Itt''A 'V 'filltl nil7l
Hn ' ff li 510
'U & $22.50 $5.50 JJ
Stamped Guest
Towels, 25c te 50c
Cotten huck of excellent qual
ity, scalloped, hemstitched or
just plainly hemmed. Stamped
in many pretty designs te be em
broidered, some very simple,
ethers quite elaborate.
You'll find them in the new
Art Needlework section en the
Thirteenth Street Aisle.
(Ccntrut)
Two-Tene Satin
Lingerie Ribbon
9c te 25c a Yard
The loweht prices that tve
knew of for the desirable, pink-and-blue
satin ribbon that is the
daintiest finish for pretty under
clothes and negligees!
There arc five widths, bc
rinning with a ribbon that is a
little "ever ' inch wbJe tn one
that is u full inch wide -at 9c te
2jc a yard or 80c te X2A0 for a
10-yard belt.
(tntrul
Crepe de Chine
$1.50 a Yard
Steel Ivery Black
Midnight Henna Marine
Tan r, -j Scarlet
. . Orchid .
Dark brown pnf Cadet blue
Old rose White Flesh
It is 38 inches wide and geed
quality.
(Crntral)
Refreshing blue taffetas with pleated frills of
organdie and organdie roses encircling the waist!
Canten crepe frocks in all the colors of the rain-"
bow.
Smartly tailored tricetines and Peiret twills
with unusual embroidery, grosgrain ribbon or
brightly colored silken sleeves.
These are some of the new things and they are
all
Marked at Lew Prices With Average
Savings of a Third
$5.50 for wool crepe frocks and wool veleurs
trimmed with embroidery, braid or bright pipings.
$8.65, $10 and $12 for navy blue tricetines,
beaded or embroidered.
$15 for lovely crepe de chine dresses with flow
ing sleeves or tight cuffs.
$15 for tricetine dresses with contrasting crepe'
de chine sleeves.
$10 and $12 for wool jersey dresses trimmed
with tangerine, tan or beige duvetyne, or with crepe
de chine cellars and cults.
$16.50, $23.50 and $25 for lace frocks in black,
brown or henna, suitable for informal evening wear
or for dinner.
$15, $16.50 te $25 for charming new taffetas in
the most delightful Springtime modes.
(Market)
Warm Flannelet
Nightwear for
Children, 75c
Warm flannelet sleeping gar
ments in one-piece style have
feet and convenient breast pock peck
e(s. Sizes 2 te 6 years.
Flannelet nightgowns are for
children of 2 te G years, also 75c.
Beys' nightshirts of striped
flannelet are in sizes 8 te 14
years at $1.23.
(Outran
Sale of Men 's Fancy - Tep,
All-Weel
Sports Stockings, $1.75
Exactly the stockings thut men and boys want new (and a
great many women and girls are wearing them) for skating
and ether outdoor sports. Golfers will want te lay in a supply at
this price.
Mighty geed-looking stockings! All wool of the soft silky
kind, in ribbed effects with fancy colored roll tops. Dark green,
browns, grays, tans and heather mixtures.
Sizes 92 te ll'-i in the let.
(Centrul)
500 Winter Coats, Smart and Comfortable,
Between $15 and $29
$15 and $16.30 for velour coats, for tweeds and coats
of cut belivia, mostly with silk linings.
$20 for fur-cellared coats of warm velour, lined with
silk.
$25 and $2i) for a great variety of silvertene, velour
and belivia coats. Seme with threw cellars, some with cape
cellars and some with deep, soft fur cellars. Every coat
is lined throughout with silk.
Pole Coats, $20 te $47.50
Yeung women have made all-year-round coats of these,
for their smartness is tee charming te relinquish. These
are of tan coatings, heather mixtures, herringbone tweeds
and camel's-hair.
$39 and $42.50 for Handsome
Fur-Trimmed Coats
Deep cellars of wolf, se soft that nine out of ten people
would think it fox. Shawl cellars, tee, and some with cuffs
te match. Cape cellars of Australian opossum, mole or
nutria. Nearly all the coats are of belivia in brown, rein
deer, niivy or black, beautifully lined with silk. Handsome
wrap effects among them and all very specially priced.
(Marh'et)
Centra
Aisle
y
top
$42.50
$29.
A Clearaway of Fine Silk
Blouses, $5.75
They are all bloueos that have been from $ te $7 mere in
our own stock, but because we have but one or two of a, kind,
and the light colored ones arc a bit soiled from hanging in their
cases, prices have been lowered.
Pink and white Georgette, quite lacy, some have much real
filet lace. Alse dark browns, greens, blues, etc., embroidered or
braided. Seme no cities among them.
All bizes 'M te 11 in the let, but net in each style.
(Market)
Marquisette
Curtains
$1.25 a Pair
Hew quickly the ethers went
out! These are of geed mur-quis-ette
that will lnundcr well,
in plain white- with wide hem
stitched borders. 21 yard.- long.
36-inch Marquisette, White,
CrcAm or Ecru, 20c Yard
(ChrMnut)
Spring's New Printed
Batistes
are se well printed that they
are the same en either side
and are firmer than most battatc.
In delightful combinations of
checked and dotted patterns, they
show Springlike tints of yellow,
lavender, green, pink, blue and
also red and black. 38 inches
wide, 4Gc yard.
Silk-Thread Tissues
tare lovelier than ever, especially
the clear large block checks in
g?reen, red nnd black. Plaids in
delicate- tints will mnke pretty
frocks. 32 Indies wide, 65c e
yard. -
(CBtrel)
i v 'T
Women's Nightgowns
50c
First let sold out in a few
hours'.
Pink or white batiste witU a
touch of hantl embroidery,
shirring and hemstitching, to
gether with white nainsoek in
square or round neck style With
lace at neck and sleeves. Aston
ishingly geed for se little!
New Hats Are Charming
at $3 and $3.85
Light colors that brighten up
wintry days or the cer-practical
browns, navies and blacks. Silk
poplin or tatreta, wool braid or
felt that resembles brushed wool.
All are trimmed with early Spring
novelties.
Silk Petticoats Lew Priced
at $3
Jt-isuy -ilk tops and flowered
silk tail eta flounces what mere
pleasing and practical combina
tion could there be?
Navy, brown, Copenhagen blue,
black or purplp.
Beaded Bags, $2 te $3
Light or dark colors with
drawstring tcps nnd bead tassels.
Crocheted te give unusual firm-nt-is.
Many pretty patterns.
Mussed Blouses Specially
Priced, $?.25
Mere than a third under price
for blouses of Kn-ni'li voile, bu
tiste or dirnitj. Seme were
sampler and some arc broken letB
from our own stocks. Tailored
or mere elaborate onus with long
or sheit sletnes.
Sizes 36 te 501-.. in the let,
though net in every style.
Women's High Shoes Special $3
Really you put as much money back intq your pocket w hen you buy a pair,
for they are worth twice as much. The black a.id brown leathers are all geed quality
and soles are made for service. Lew, medium and Cuban heels.
Net every size in every style but worth-while selection in -jach.
400 Pair of Women's High Shoes
Special at $4. 75
Twe styles are of durable brown leather w.th welted soles outlined with white
stitching and medium heels finished with rubber. One shows an imitation square
wing tip wiUi perforations and the ether has an applied straight tip. IJeth will
give reliable Winter service.
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