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DOWN STAIRS STORE
WANAMAKER'S
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THAPTEB .vi
Tb8 Secret OW i
WlhUnedmUer fled through
1
P.-?" mi h.,1 nlftTCd lb0tS te
fl 'robbers who were eteellng.the
"fold! they hadn't theunt te
liwrthemlHerhim.clf.
koe! Toe-wnooi "!"""'
ldidie Owl, total .alter ui
.7. T..J rw1" mm In tilth
NR theufht It fun te pl-y ghe
darted beuse, 'didn't knew
-j. T, hid irifDieDCU en
R..w. Bl"r'" ,Q,d and
Mm 1t the geld and Jewel in
i- h robbers may come back In
S3a and iei them," M Jack.
!Wfedet.;,jUck
.Hir' wealth nerbaDB the
?HU five him his rightful share
Le'-."' . -j Ana Ma. mn .Turk
l..M 1.1. mihi'i h.nlr. rrnt
the window and get the sacks of
fiad Ur. He gave we sac ei
j?.. init ta carry, for that was
Zhter of the two, and he placed, the
I ei era uv" ",v "- " .--..-n'k.n
mniintinc. he and Janet
Inte the weeds.
ffhoel ToO'Wneoi x 11 caicn juui
i.4 TiwIfp Owl 'ever the misers
iand he miser ran until he could
rLvi,nn. Jack and Janet caught
Etfthblm nu he staggered along. He
tfeirihteted forms and their hollow
.- L...l.i',kn, ..(SB .1.A .nil
L. He dropped en his knM and
i MR his hnnils.
Ftf, please, kind ghosts, spare my
j" Be eeggeu.
A gave a gneaiiy groan. ii
i tour life what will you de?" he
;irr). voice as deep as be could
m humeri." moaned, the miser.
KwflMere my family Instead of my
land jeweis.- .... ,
TMi-hare loved your sold and Jewels
,Becb," said Jack In the' luyiw deep
Vfttj- nearly have cost me the less
17 lilt, greanea tne miser.- a ue
Slew them any mere."
"If yD get them buck what win you
IV ukfd Jack.
L"I will, live half of my geld and halt
ray Jewels te my sicit son,-- premised
nuter. "incy are nis rigiuiui suarc
"with them he can get back his
ii. fetd his 'little ones, and buy a
ktUD."
Fiad whit will you de with the ether
ft":Med Jack.
! will help my neighbors In tbelr
del." premised the miser. "I will
i work te these who need It. I will
) tit worthy te build up fortunes of
r ewn."
a' your life shall be spared.
Mick'. "And here' are your geld and
;. Jewels."
nth (bit Jack and Janet threw the
ienium auu jcwcib u me ktuuiiii
It the miner and rode away.
It they didn't go far. They watched
Hi; te see It the miner would, be
fte bis word,!
I be was. He picked up his sacks
and Jewels, and he limed them
i little cabin of bis sick son.
iiweet-faced woman opened the
lit. bis knock.
l.deir daughter. I have come te
we. half of my wealth." said the
w..'"i am xeinir te love my dear
klMtead of geld and jewels."
i was the secret sad turned into
tt glad. Fer with money te hire
I md buy medicine and feed, the
r could be breueht bnck In heulth.
children would have plenty te eat,
ue ninny would be as bappy as tbe
r n long.
Kk ind Janet were hannv. tee. as
l ajleped back home te return te
LThty bad learned the secrets of the
W-eret8 sad. secrets bad, and se-
III llld. And tni HpnrptM alml mni
for ill the ethers.
week Jack and Janet seek
I and And that It is very near.)
Read Your Character
:. By Dipbv Phillip:
Biad's "Yea" and "Ne"
We most people are tboreyghly con-
M thtt hnnpfllv ! thn luiafr. nnllAw
I thit truth is a virtue, yet human
U se faulty that in actual prac-
LI Of tlB fltA mnWA aw Iamb lMnllnAJ
k Wew .the principle that the chief
IUuage is te conceal theucht.
Mtter ipeaklnf the absolute tjrath
'circumstances would, en the
,mi mere nappiness into tbe
I ilia open question. But it Is
t the characteroleglit cari go
iwrtner than the average person
w wneiaer a speaKers inner
.really enrrennnnrf mUk hln n.
iWOMa A nn
MU'i-iewen says "jes." but in bis
'J,"" means "no," he will betray
L3 " B'gns. ji you enlv knew
,Hw?ile.- 9ne of sKn is
unit instinctive movements of the
ty When he tells you "yes." you
L..iTr. e?Les en h,s hands, and ob
i .t. ,gcstureB accompanying
'Jtote the right te the left or vice
w Jen mm ,nt.A i4 ....
JWer thought says "no." If the
Uai.d0wn d,ircct.i.en. e inner
.t w?8 may. b.? yinif- And the
Klh,..ffff0Pi"!0.
Mt of iljht. These instinctive little
w,VlJ?.8t w of us nre aware of
'r "'uiated and remain natural.
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Spring Frecks at Their Prettiest, Pric-3s at Their Lewest
in the Great Spring Fashion
Wanamaker's Down Stairs
dale m
Stere
MEN!
An All-Weel Suit
With Twe Pair of Trousers
at $25
A preposition like that warrants the use of
a few minutes of a busy man's time te leek it
ever.
That is all one of these suits needs te make
a friend a few minutes' inspection by a man
who knows clothing values.
This Is What the Suits Are:
All-wool oxford gray cheviot is well cut and
carefully tailored into conservative and semi
conservative suits for business men.
They are' Spring suits that can be put en
new and worn well into the Summer.
Odd Trousers of All-Weel Materials
te match almost every imaginable pattern and bring
old ceajts and vests into service again, are $5 te $7.50.
(Gallery, Market)
&
Men's Spring-Weight
Union Suits, $1.25
Light-weight ribbed cotton
union suits with short sleeves are
ankle length. In white and ecru,
especially well finished. All reg
ular sizes. -
(flnllery, Market)
Men's All-Silk Half
Hese $1 Pair
Black, navy, cordovan and gray
in some sizes. They would be
double this price if first quality,
but the slight imperfections
which class them as "seconds"
will net hurt the wearing qual
ities, (flallerjr. Market)
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Men's Oxfords as Brisk as
March, $5
"The finest looking $5 Oxfords in town!" Mere than one man
has expressed that opinion, but yeur3 is as geed as the next man's, se
suppose you sec them for yourself! '
A man can cheese cither straight tips and saddle straps or square
wing tips. Geth show mnny decorative perforations, sound welted
soles and rubber heels. Of black or tan leather.
Calfskin Oxfords at $6.50
When we say calfskin we menn the first outside cut of the skin,
the most durable cut of leather and the one that keeps its geed ap
pearance longest. These Oxfords are of black and tart calfskin en
the accepted lines of the Spring season.
Beys' Shoes at $2.90
Rough-wear shoes made like army shoes and soft-tee shoes are
both here at this low price. Even the active small boy will take
longer than usual te kick' them through. Of tan leathers, with
spring or regular low heels, in sizes 9 te 2.
A geed idea te get some for very active little girls, tee!
Older Beys' Shoes $4
Black and tan leather shoes en medium and round-tee shapes
are in, blucher and straight-lace styles. Seles are sturdy and welted.
Sizes 1 te 5.
(Gullery, Market)
Snow-White Bedspreads
With housecleaning time and Spring just around the corner
most housewives want te replace old, worn bedspreads with fresh new
ones. These are goed:
$2.25 for crochet spreads, neatly hemmed, 78x90 inches.
$5 for pretty satin-finish spreads, hemmed, 78x88 inches.
$10 for extra fine satin-finish spreads, heavy and lustrous;
hemmed, 90x100 inches. The same quality and size with cot corners
and scalloped edges, $12.60.
(Central)
Ttfhat charm, what sprightliness, what vivacity! i1
What dancing gaiety of fashion!
Spring frocks are in their heydey, lovelier, mere individual and . altogether mere
charming than' they have been in years.
And Prices?
They're away down. It's a treat te-see what $10. will buy, and with $16.50 or $25
one can de marvels. "
Imagine a becoming little frock of brown Canten crepe with bands of brown moire
ribbon trimmingHthe skirt and ti garland of silk fruit at the waist for $10. It is sketched.
Or for $16.60 a slip-en frock of navy Peiret twill with a henna silk guimpe and a little
sleeveless jacket of the twill bound with henna silk braid. It, tee, is sketched and is most
bewitchingly. youthful. - '
Fer $26 you can get almost any kind of frock you may have in mind. One of the
prettiest is a sports frock of silk epenge with a white crepe de chine bodice and a shoulder
cape of epenge. Levely in blue and white.
Special at $10, $11.25, $13.50, $15
em .. Aaaaaa .Nf kAmaamm waaA ttrifii $i.4.Rft for esneciallv delightful tafteta
- i4-u u, T- e.... -Dnirar Araaaaa p.nntnn r.renes and wool jerseys in
-.MiaF iii' irjiLiiiri i.itiiJti .i. run- iinuv -i uiicu ux vauvwi bv
twill, wool jersey, taffetas and Georgette navy, brown, Beige, reindeer and black
crepe. At least 50 different models.
$11.25 for dresses of navy taffeta with
brightly colored fruit of duvetyne appliqued
with silver thread; for navy Peifet twill and
crepe de chine frocks in canna, navy, black,
brown and beige.
Seft Colorings
Distinguish Spring Suits
. Seft colorings, coupled with
simplicity of line, have pro
duced some of the most attrac
tive suits that we have seen in
many years.
Tweeds, are, of course, the
high favorites and, they are in
misty grays, warm, soft tans,
lilac, the blue of Spring skies,
crushed strawberry and light
green mixtures.
Strictly tailored, they are
the ideal suits for Spring.
$12.75, $18, $20, and a wide
variety at $25 te $37.50.
(Market)
Girls' White
Dimity
Shirtwaists,
$1.50
Cress-bar dimity blouses,
trimmed with frills, are dainty
and fresh te wear with suspen
der dresses andijumper frocks.
Sizes 7 te 14 years.
Special Coats for
Junier Girls,
$18.50
Light-weight tan pole coats
for Spring wearing. They are
lined throughout with silk.
New pole capes are $13.50
te $25. Sizes 15 te 17.
Capes and
Topcoats for
Miss 6-te-14
The dearest little Spring
wraps you can imagine home heme
spuns and veleurs in bright col
ors, gay as Spring crocuses.
Coats are lined throughout and
priced $7.60 te $16.60. Capes
are $3 te $10.
(Market) "
Special at $16.50, $20, $25
$16.50
for hundreds of dresses in every
fashionable Spring material
beaded or embroidered Georgette
crepe, taffeta, silk epenge, crepe
de chine, Canten crepe, wool Can Can
eon crepe, lace or charmeuse.
$20
for dresses of Peiret twill, Georg
ette crepe combined with taffeta,
handsome satin - back Canten
crepe dresses and tricellet dresses
with wide lace stripes. Peri
winkle, jade, sand, navy, black
and brown.
Any Kind of Spring Wrap a Weman May
Desire and at Any Price
$15 M r $12.50
$12.50
Spring Has Brought Her
Prettiest Hats
Te the Down Stairs Millinery Salens
Youthful hats of grosgrain ribbon have soft brims that can be worn at any angle.
Hats-of shining laize de paille, the newest mode from Paris, are trimmed with soft
plumage or spreading bows of ribbon. . '
Then there are hats with lacquered quills, hats with garlands of gaily colored fruits
or flowers. '
Periwinkle blue, canna, cascade, paprika, fuchsia, dahlia, rose-rust, hollyhock and
yellowstene are some of the most fashionable colorings and there are scores of charming
hats in black. , ,
Here are hats for every purpose, hats for any time of day, at $6, $8 and $10.
(Market)
Filet Lace TrimsThese
$2 Nightgowns
Softest batiste made into a dainty Empire gown. Lace edges
the neck and armhelcs nmKllttle bows catch the pointed
shoulders together. Flesh and white.
Colored Organdie Nightgowns
are pretty in rosy pink, orchid and peach, bound and feather
stitched in white. Heney-deW-and-black is another startling but
altogether charming combination. $2.25.
(Central)
Dainty Hand -made
Blouses, $3.50
Drawn-work, squares of hem
stitching, hand-embroidered dots
and edgings of real filet luce add
te the daintiness of fine white
batiste wee stitches put in by
hand.
Peter Pan and square-neck,
roll-cellar' styles are in regular
sizes.
(Market)
Capes
1 Many of double-faced reversible fabrics,
are the most popular Spring wraps with
veumr women. Others are of herringbone J
tweeds with a camel's-hair finish, velour,
illama cloth, serge and belivia at $15, $18.50,
$20, $25 te $55.
Delmans
have a certain dignity of line that many
women like. They are of soft veleurs, illama
cloth and belivia in soft sand shades, brown,
cinnamon, navy and black. All silk lined at
$15, $18.50, $20, $25 te $65.
On : mlt3 ha my m
?ts V7 $ie y $ib rTT "H
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$15 for sports dresses of silk epenge em
broidered with wool, in putty, black, jade
and tangerine;' taffeta and crepe de chine
with panels and braid in canna, periwinkle
and sand; for navy Canten crepe dresses
elaborately beaded.
There is no end te the variety
here! Caiton crepe combined
with silk epenge, Canten crepe
heavily beaded, cape dresses of
wool jersey or silk epenge, tai
lored dresses of fine Peiret twill
and tricetine and exquisite taffetas.
Sports Coats
Tan coatings are the favorite material,
though many tweeds and herringbones will
be worn. They're jaunty and youthful and
are cut en the simplest tailored lines, $18.50,
$20, $25 te $45 for real camel's hair.
Street Coats
This embraces the great variety of velour
tricetine and belivia coats that keep te the
mere conservative lines. They are in real
Spring colors, as well as navy and black, and
all are finely lined with silk. $18.50, $25,
$32.50, $35 te $65.
(Market)
20,000 Yards of the Prettiest Cretonnes
We've Ever Shown 20c te 65c
Cretonne is the magic wand that can brighten the dullest home and make people
glad te live in it. Cretonne withjnuch real charm is low enough in price te be within
reach of the most moderate income. And there are cretonnes fine and geed enough te
use en precious old furniture.
Especially noteworthy among the numerous kinds of cretonne at each price are :
35-inch cretonne at 20c.
Striking bird designs as low as 25c.
Light-ground cretonnes, that leek very much like the imported printed
linens, at 30c.
Really lovely tapestry effects at 35c.
New gingham cretonnes are in cress-bar patterns with delightful, colorful nose
gays of flowers here and there. What quaint garden aprons they'll make tee ! 50c yard.
(Chestnut)
arch Sales i tk Central Aisle
All-Linen Crash Toweling Just Marked Down te 20c Yard
Heavy red-bordered linen crash from Ireland heretofore one of our standard qual
ities at a higher price. 16 inches wide. Suitable for hand, roller and dish towels. Mail
orders filled while the quantity Jasts.
Women's Knitted Cotten
Bleemers. 25c
All-Silk Pongee Waists
Repriced $2.90
Excellent tailored model with open turn-ever cuffs
which can be worn correctly with sweaters. Made
with Tuxedo or roll cellar and the central band is
edged with narrow pleated quilling. Limited
quantity.
Hand-Embroidered
Nightgowns. SSc
Pink or white soft cotton nightgowns the sort
one likes te wear but would hate te make at such a
small price. Finished with blue stitching and with
blue emphasis lines below the embroidery.
Unusually Pretty Hats
$3 and $3.85
Hemp, horsehair and iett silk faille hats the
prettiest we have hed this season at these prices. A
bright red straw brim hat with red flowers te match
a crushed turban tf brown or henna a silk faille
turban with touches of red a straw sailor
with crepe de chine streamers a pretty roll brim
sailor, a" ribbon-bow hat and many.ethers.
Women will like the light weight. of them and
the firm finish at waist and knee of their elastic
casings.
Pink only in regular and extra sizes. All free
from nny flaws and irregularities.
Hit-and-Miss Rag Rugs
40c te $1.50
New shipment of these wanted rugs that people
have been anxious te get.
Bright, colorful effects, fresh from the manufac
turer and made of clean factory rags.
Sizes 18x36 inches te 3x6 feet.,
Linen Neckwear, 50c and $1
50c for Peter Pan cellar-and-cuff sets of white
linen, plain or piped with many colors.
$1 for sets of vestee and Peter Pan cellar .with
matching cuffs of white linen, pluin or piped with
checked gingham.
RUGS
in Unusual and
Extra Sizes
This is nn extraordinary
showing in many ways, for as
sortments are usually very
limited in rugs of this type.
Frem the points of view of
quality, price and assortment,
the rugs are well worth seeing.
Hit-er-MUt Rag Rugs
9x15 feet $16.50
9x18 feet $20
12x12 feet $20
12x15 feet $25
Reversible Weel-and-Fiber
Rugs
9x15 feet $20
12 x 12 feet,
$17.50 and $22.50
12x15 feet,
$22.50 and $27.50
Seamless TapVstry Rugs
11.3x12 feet,
$25 and $28.50
Axminster Rugs
6.9x12 feet $30
6.9x15 feet $42.50
9x10.6 feet $42.50
9x15 feet,
$52.50 and $62.50
9x18 feet $78.50
10.6x13.6 feet... $72.50
11.3x12 feet,
$45, $52.50 and $62.50
11.3x15 feet $62.50
Wilten Rugs
9x15 feet $100
11.3x12 feet $100
11.3x15 feet $125
Plaited Oval
Rag Rugs
The colors are harmoniously
blended and the riigfeare es
pecially well made. ScarcelyC
anything leeks better en a hard
wood fleer, particularly where
Colonial furniture is used.
Prices are the lowest in years,
ranging from $1.75 for 18x36
inch rugs te $11.50 for size
4x7 feet.
Plain-Celer Rag
Rugs, 4x7 feet,
Half Price at $3.75
200 flower-bordered rugs,
mostly blues and pinks, but
some in gray and a few in tan.
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