K BTSft FA " 111 WaaF iii .... . T . a .1 i .. .i . . i.-j J . i -1 '' Itllp WMIP :-.-, .!.. ' . sis li-v, 7 t'. -.. ..:S i'VVi ru '. a . Eft 5 1U, '.i.- It.''. : THEOTHMAUKKmH & ri.. annual' anaauacaattef'.r ;u 'ill- i -.. -.r-J.ti.ri:.yj-. 5 ftffl It UtM .1Y. tUBTl n feilewiatpp awt4' 'ibW';. W Vi .i'V -a Y & S- 8? ' J i raduatiaf r- claas" . --f ' ., '-Li A.LJ& .. . .. 7i IVMi Iff )WU' BHW lUHUWIUi . CI 'i-T:;. !. i- 'k.-iX ri.ai rT'T". i aLi. Gi-JrJ . .', iV M . resident;?' A rniigaeipaw, me of tee recipient. -4.se ok h, pre WV!" nnwH ml W rUMiv TkiUMi Kum YiB7,tri8s75rsws:iiBf I nii.k....k TJi Mara Hllaafceth 'Uar 3 wtt Fellowship,, vlue 000,.t Hln fsnCIS woea.oi rJOUin tjagiey nan, r..: the Helen and1 Cecil Rebel Toiindatien Scholarship, werts if IWW, ? te" Edith Marlen ' Smith, .of Poriane, Fill.: and me senior, usps, iwrep-an i'.r.iuwahln. of IfiOO. te Sylvia Tour- i-Iew. 6385 WebsUr-street. PMltMphla. '" jilf Thurow, the PhlUdelpbla wfn--i 'ner, T the daughter of William I. I in..'.-!-....' DI,.','.MJI '' Philadelphia gljffcilcloel ''. rrheen'are I ''at., the "West ettlfer Qlrls. setters ei tee V. f. A ft? M It '.- There' are elihtyeae stems ''iepler ' c'lsss, the i graduation " etereises te; take piece tatfdae.'' Aaaatef-tha ten htiheat flrlf la the claei werajkhe fbl fbl lewlna Pnlladelpklaaai Mlaa Tburlew, Mabel Anna M, 3T87. North', Orate bttati who prepared at-the Oermantewn Hlah behoef a4 Iltfner OabaU. 0C'- ortbThlrteeatbittaat. . ' . L The ethera;are Of rtrade" Proketeh, Bryn Mawrs Mabel ttterr IClrkbrlde New yer wty; Hantret uaiur .peer, jr ., .;. eiif. 'mm Knilewoed," itrlea Floyd, 8euthLiBeUL Maaa; Otlle Anna Hatterty PeU. New lerki 0. Kirkbam Oarrtiea New Teil , and Margaret craaeYt HuaMpaua, DREAMLAffb ADVENTURES a1 1 f Br 1 Airtrw., tries ,- 9t r tr ." 5 ' ' Hi ; ' Jaekani Jnt reeei PWhe Mi- ter-FUtk, ' fity,frm ifieaa and ' pient tpider. - At reteard, y 'tern mopte 7slryj ep waiefc make Mem, ee Mntff dijfefenKytram ere. A terrifying tight meet (aeir (Haw. v ' " ' ' !'" .'CHAPTBKV Byea Thai 6ee-DtteiMiUjr mHB Black Dratea-Waa before the asteniaUed eyea of Jack aad Janet t The Black Drafen, about which the birds had been ehrUklnfl 'The Black Prtfett thety hadieapectedte' meet'when they went te the rescue of Prince Flit Ur-Flash, son of the Fairy Klnf. They saw first the head of the men-1 iter, his ugly mouth open, hie forked' tongue sticking out, bis glassy -eyes staring at them. Then, they saw bis' body sprawling back among the flowers In great loops a body that seemed longer than the longest telephone pole tbey had erer seen. , . . I Jsck and Janet felt tbemselrea al-1 most fresen with -horror. They felt aa I if caught In a trap. Hew could they , escape? '?, .' d, ,-, '- Above them berered -Prince Flitter-1 Flash, the falryUhsy had rescued. from, the snake and the giant spider. Flit ter-Flssh didn't seem a bit disturbed was, however, looking anxiously at something behind .'sck and Janet. , "Beware the Hairy Ogfel" he warned In his tinkling voice. "Keep clear of Us trap." Jack and Janet glanced around. Above them was stretched a great net. In a corner of the net squatted the Hsiry Ogre a many-legged beast with a bulling body and a- hu.man bead. The Ogre was watching them with wicked eyes. Suddenly he darted te ward them.. As they shrank back, the ! ugre burled a line at them like a cowboy throws a lasso. The line hit Janet and seemed te cling te her. Jack slxd it and tore it in two. Tbey turned te flee and there was the Black Dragen still staring at them from his glassy eyes. "Fly!" cried Prince Flltter-Flash. "FlyuphereteWety." Flying did seem the t.ily way te es cape. But, hew ceuM children ffirl ven as thla thntiaht flaahml intn ha heads of Jack and Janet they felt i tiieinfteives rising into the air. At their shoulders was a queer fluttering. Tbey looked at one another and each mw an emaslng sight. Jack saw that Janet had grown wlnia and Janet saw that Jack had grown wings.. These. w.aa n lailjlllg IIICI1I upwiini' IU- ward the fairy prince. And, strange te y, mey were tne same sue as tne liny Prince. Ne wonder the bluebell "ft- .' Kv cap had fitted them se snugly. J1 1 ,ad t0 t away fi from awful Black Dragen," gasped Jack "Ana I'm glad te escape that nuic nairy tigre, cried Janet, "New you knew heV I felt when Jack that her- ." cried Janat. litter-FTath smiled at them, slrw the Dragen and when Janet res cued me from .the trap of the Hairy Ogre," These words msde Jack and Janet leek down again at the dragon and !.r' ?"' the B,,ek Dren was none ether than the snake Jack had fought and the Halrv Oara w th aiant JP'dfr from which Janet had snatched the Fairy Pr nee. Before tht'r hail hn Inlrln k.l. IancJ spider with human eyesi new they , looked at them with eyes opened by . ? the malic falrv can. De VOU vmiIm h v ......! 1 y1V' "" Pree Flltter-Flash I V Te.u have earned the right te wear the it u a r Jr',r' .-'W '" ylSn?,' kd Janets Hnt'I t,nWed " P,,r7 Walryiani:" ,bWt yU ai y0U'wJ" Ml I !! hit (Jack and Janet sea atnuua ssstt!aA2st- "' r ,.::. .z'T.'rr ... ,. - rriimv "jubi nam' nry" nunit&. ' t"8 Bi- Oharlea Scheel, yiften Heights, w II present this eve JI'iF the plV, ' Plain Mary"" It Ml,1" "! JK &' Patrick' Day JK?ita' rP0" the:'Plr will be 5" .hey, Oatherlnt , Harklns, MHrthi i Jerdan, Margaret Parfett, lsa- wermoey. meiia Gerrell, Anna iji IM I -M (' WH bella --. -'iiiMvyji u i rmu' vaincrine Hcanian. Mary Mc i uiviigimin 'aiu bt.i.m iii. mi frdi w..v""i"i"i. . wisiiii aiicc m Biuer. ; eK "Silnnl,. PV Cenner. Charles l Qulnn Edw.;y iTi.: '"Vifi!' RivmA..i sr:ri.i ir;""?i, kli Th6iT.ii DvJc'M"BnJ uoeri Mcraqaen, jvYhemss Fahey and James Berry.' ' i V ak3rA?..HS!L" lerall'e .P."ina ii rw.n.iur:"i"f'Yu .mTw lame-tiarka far Plre .r:...;. --.p.ww ...uV, mi-m uiinvin irHnnniihi. a. . m : al . x k. rhim.-r'? l)!f .re in.jne ysras of r , ,-.. yjf, in., I02H W t Sff. w'5n"e.' . '?.! mer, I i' V'"t .". wnrss )gs. i jpanufactured fail fnilnit tn k. - vagi, used ashlnc mefnina. in a pile-of TlAW,tlfc' y ,y A PHILADELPHIA IS S11PRFMF IN THIS TOO2a00 ,.,iu. U'uJTu 'ii -i'TT"i "D.i';',TTT"T.' TUT ,' A,"'J..JTu.ii,.,Hn:aai.aarU '.!) . '. a ". ,i, m -a .. .a ,000,000 i 780,000 SubwrlW.. "JUkmmmpWW: W'Wlt--italimnm.f Bldln .nJ l..n A.cUtien. 'with AssSU 6t !P..-4-lP.rf.,H.iil il S t f l ?, ;., n, ;"-, aa. ' w tn - "V)i)V mi j j A Jmlv Ptrtmrt OptnM 1 i w-i'.-fJ-aJBLj. 0' astrti ara.new; fatly .'Mi Ikaiallatian ; 'fBBBBSartt.s v f .'' i ' ArW Jfreiaara mrh tteM ' ' ' T .. V &iti9i: ?M S,' f2 CLOVES i- 'ILtet F-ith Wld amartWat Kaatar atylt.-, 'lieidared backa. Beaver, Uri,:rne'd white. axra'. IMMM iWMR'g $28 Gleraf 1.4t t ChimeU imiMar elbow , length, f gandmefa, baaver, gray; whit and pangea. v ,' Lit fers First Fleer, Seuth SHESSSBaaSa? Is rUlrttrUryilv CHARGE BcaitifilEttterHiU N6ne te 4ittHI triaiiw undwll iWiSTMII feMr. Laiifek .t. .AaHabw .aa..lKMaaai Ifl! I aalSakJ .aaaaaw -. dSa.' FUbmt I 0tfaUlfn taMBBB!illaBaHMIIIII YetUwTriMStpwitliETeTyl0cPirckMADDi7 te tlO tMwhrt. Feather ami ribbons divide henera .keut atmallr with fruit and flewars in striMnfly smart ertect. v ' ." Celer, te, wmtt in for mera thin ytvuA ion ien 'aMaratlem. Srltat's 'mbsi radiant hue h. tMMn uaaa! laviahlvand with ran artistry! desira In a ait fdip any eceaglen haa. batn evar loekeel. Yau'ra reur imng am !! te yei te be missed! aura te nna aa-aatmnf axaciiy nd auch aplendid valtlaa ara net ( A. Cm&nmti rW kStcmM Great Day by Pepwiar Demvdt Z. i . i i 'ai - HiBBiaa , aar - m m m m m m m blb at -1 h ' non m luuny neil 5 mii- Tiiia TrAiioaire Oiiite iVIU UUOUOOUlO t ' f $27.50 & $30 Kindt 16 -t- ' a . . . v.. - . ." fimB jne greatest cielhing eargain we've ever offered for ny EMttr en sale but a day, and hundreds of men and young menalready 'suited 1" Since it is an almost unprecedented value, we have timed - the geffer for men who MUST make Saturday afternoon their shopping time. Fine Easter clothes and the finest savings in Philadelphia !'. - ' BE SURE TOtiOTE: TWO PAIRS OF TROUSERS A; far Tellow Trad lag giaa with year Ftraltaaa , they aaeara alukla, awrthaadi FRISt mm mm. I'lllmMlil I mf i ff n, ii t'dBaftaflSVI VLC1 Ta"aW Sturdy, light-weight worsteds, flannels and tweeds-r-mestly in new stripiand mixtures. Tailored te a man's taste, with smart style and sport comfort nicely combined. Half lined' with mohair and splendidly 'finished down te the last stitch. Our Fine Tweed Suits & Tep Coats Are . . . Though ethara mark tha idantical clethea $3S and $40 at laast! Cheese TWEEDS for style. Cheese TWEEDS for downright geed leeks fact is, they leek great enany man, and ours are exceptionally geed quality, 'in a pleasing variety that will satisfy every geed taste. 'Sports styles that are trim and smart' Superb tailoring, handsome lining and finish te please the most critical. If tkara's a son te be "suited," tee, for Easter para's yyaer graarast caaaea 10 mmeiuh nis cieiaes i Beys sl5 All-Weel $1 ( Twe Pants Suits ) - - Single- or doable-breasted Norfolk with yoke and inverted plaits, patch' or flap pocket, detachable belts. Mohair lin,ed throughout; all seams taped. Smart all-wool, cheviot, cassimeres. tweeds, in brown and gray mixtures; light and dark hemespun: plain worsteds, in oxiera gray, brown or green, sizes 8 te IB. Beya' $1$ Blue Serge Suit, $10 " r WitKTwe Pain ehKnichtr, All-wool, fast-color serge of excellent quality. Youthful spring styles; patch or flap pockets. Particularly well tailored, carefully lined and finished. Sizes 7 tO 18. Ut Brethert Second Fleer. Seventh Street Aa Iwi a jl I 'l ttFW A ' a Sentatiemtl Values In Tmmmr-S' .l; J'uwW3rWmm N6 tV-yTT ''.''' t L -Jr f II ' . II ' . Ill lit Brithtrt af llllnary Salen, Third Fier Smartest New Suits, Coats & Frecks And Frw YELLOW TRADING STAMPS U Mcanaa they maka theaa Taluaa avan mera important- M 9 . M . a 9 -a. - - - aatft asils A 1 T ara czchangaaMa rer sucn axcauaan wemiam i no sws. . A lovely Eaitar pagant of tha var y prettiest sprint fashions, for muses ana women atahiiahin ittr anetner vear our aunraaiaeT in ereseniinir aisuncny out the ordinary apparel at the most reasenabl a prices in Philadelphia or anywhere! of hum .........i Misses' Tweed Suits, $ 1 5 Tmn, Bltn, Xsh anaf HMtrpm Pine, firm qualltle in prettiest new sperta shades. Bex coats with flared sleeves, slashed pockets. Silk linings, ; Skirts te match. , I IIHHIM,III Miaaaa' Twaad Sulfa. $25 . Ret; OtxhU, Cmm'nhmgn and Tmn Geed-looking tailored models with straight-line' ceata slit in back and featur ing string belts, reau ae cygne unea. Illlllf IIIIMIIIII , Misses' Sperta Coats. $12.98 t In Tan. Capinkmgm and Tangtrin: I I Tuxedo front, plaited back, contrast- t ii .411.1.. j .j M.UU u.m Ian. .mJ e ' DUWura mint "'" ebiiug uque aiiu a slashed pockets - ---- Misses' New Frecks, $ 15 Beautle in taffeta, Canten crepes, ; crepe-back satin; crepe de china and . Peiret twill, af surprisingly fine quality. All fashionable ahades; shirred, beaded , i ati itatial mMlala! all rritirk. llntllllMIIMm"llHI Women's a Hi; and iah-tfri black omen's Suits, 93D ade, dressy models in fine navy tricetine; straight-line coats, self material. trimmed with strappings of self mi Peau de cyme lined. One sketched. a. . . . ...... aaa; llllllMIIIIIMMMMIIMI . M Misaea' Spring Ceata, $16.9$ Loese, geed-looking belted model; fancy-stitched and contrastingly trim med. Silk-lined, throughout. In tan, deer and Copenhagen sport coating. Alse in this group are SWAGGER CIR CULAR CAFES of English plaid coat ings, in -wanted colors. Second Fleer Women's Cape Suits, $19.75 Quite the last word in smart sports i apparel high-grade tweed in orchid,; rose, tan ana uepennagen. jumper ; frock and circular capes. Lined through- out with changeable silk. One pietared. W 9 J aaeaB-a-a-"'-"-" j j j w m m m Weman' Ceata & Wraps, $39.75 Stunning sports models and lovely wraps In enineraua, vsieur ana Inn- All new shades. peau ae cygne hlah.a-rad. anarta eeat- tlnad throughout with Women's Spring Dresses. $25 Handsome medal. In Canten crepe, taffeta., French crepe, crepe-back satin, georgette, krepe knit and tricetine. ei uta- U V SMSm 39 M t 15- vv iximuusuhUH-m t MjAM'-l ; is- FtWB 12 m,&$m fPtmm&M 25- '25- Spring Choicest Footwear at Splendid Saving! Women's 6 low SHOES SHOL Wonderfully graceful and pretty you'll like them at a trlance. And thev'r-.ae .1I .J. t.ni L.U .kl- .. .!. .U...V. ..IU. J it. -. l ' wen iiiMuc najr ii iiviu biiaif iituc aiiie wiiuuj(ii $3,45 , WgiF Tomorrow, -aJ2aHa-aS-.z..5 1 i memns ana months oz hard wear. .m. . . a une-strap Fumps exquisite quality black satin, made ever smart dress lasts; turned soles, baby Leuis heels. Alse exceedingly stylish patent colt with gray buck quarters and full Leuis heels. - Spert Oxfords trim lasts but -with the necessary comfort for outdoors. Smoked horsehide with naatlv Men's $8 High and Lew Shoes, $5.98 Popular tan calf and grain leather, black colt or black kid; stylish dress styles en English lasts and perforated brown calf or patent colt saddles; plain tees; . ivory color soles and rubber heels. ? i k i epular kid: extra-comfortable brogues. Rubber heels. Children's $3 Jb $3.50 Shee. Si. 95 Patent colt, tan Russia calf, black and tan kidskin; also two-tone effects. Sites 4 te 11. XAt Brethtrt Flrat Fleer, North Tomorrow ! $3 Swagger Leather BAGS $1 M In cray chrome, aplder and allisa- ter leather drop front atyle with mirror. Very Smart for wear with, new spring costumes. Lit Bret. First Fleer, Eighth Street -tSfSr Girls' $15 Coats & Capes Q98 Delightful Easter J styles! at a third, thanks te an exceptionally fortunate purchase ! Delmans, wraps and sports and dressy coats in high-grade wool velour, herringbone tweed and fancy mixtures. Lined and half-lined; sizes 7 te 14. Twe pictured. $15 te $30 Easter Frecks, 98.98 te $22.98 Taffetas, Geergettes, crapes de Chine: prettily ruffled, frilled and sashed. Newest colers: sites S te 14. ' lAt Bretnert second Fleer $6 Ready-te-Wear Easter Hats A most remarkable let just being unpacked bright, gay, flower-bedecked and feather-trimmed models net one could be duplicated by your own mil- . liner for anything like se little I M Of excellent Milan hemp,' 1taWA . 1 fa ft llaatVa m9A MatM I binatiens of straws with taffeta, in every, pretty spring color. Three of the many attractive styles shown. "jrlBuHBi Mr f , .- ($3.98 Lit Brethtrt Flrat Fleer, North Have Your Easter , Hat Trimmed Free by Our Expert Milliner Cheese the shape you like best and just the trimmings that appeal te you the work of our experienced milliners ! coats you nothing! Save Generously en Man's Excellent Furnishings I Men's '3 Rich Silk Striped Madras Shirts Groatett Shirt Ntwt of ihm Statenl Wonderfully fine woven madras with silk stripes, in beautl- iuj coier comeinauons. i,ui iuii sise. uoueie seu currs. 1 Easter Waists, Altogether delightful and very special I atannlBg Tallerel Bleases In mieh Bilk Broadeloth . 9A fJ&& TePu' $1 mWTtwL. Jk?H' HPvSv Eaater afiK9 (J mA KeS- te years. TSn lY T J &r plcturd '1 m Ii I LM 'StfL Li-a i T3KJ f IV) an Dance te the Bast Here They ara I 75c Phonograph Records frtC 10-inch deuble-disc play en' all machines. .Jjajgel OklU" ant flutlia" a xrew. rSManle sines" aad -ata xaar" aiaes Vaa Vsats "Sweet Xawallaa elrl er atUe1' aM "Bfeaalaa Balaf' Vex Trets. a the -Ola. !. fj; Ikitt" aa "Wa" ea vreU ' "Ty.eeM aM HSew. Wew Iee" yes Trets "last a fclttts aave RlrJllaFlftii rlaer i! L 5-Pound Bex of Chocolates, $1 .59 A rmre Weth-End Tremt af email cVsr Caramels, nougats, nut tops, foil pieces, orange paste, and delicious creams in beautiful Easter box. v aaa .Okoeelate "Xentaspttas," pound, 4e V VrUeess XJlUaa Oheeelates, pound, 880 Ut Brethtrt First Fleer, North A Subway Stere Economies that will be welcome te all who are buying spring hosiery and underwear! Women's Silk Stockings Full fashioned dS-fl Ae thread silk. Black, 4 aCJO white and &hoe shades. ) First IMIIMIIII $1 Knitted t Feurin-Handa, x 65c Lustrous fibre silk, open mean weave and open ends. BiscK ana colors. Slle-eanv bands. ,, $2 Pongee Shirts, $1.55 Mercerized white and tan. Attached I t cellar: single cuffs. .,, aaaaaaaaaa a. a a $1 & $1.25 "Rexferd" CC Summer Underwear OO Short sleeve and sleeveless shirts. Ankle length drawers. Made from fine combed Egyptian cotton yarns. Shirt sizes 36 te Fyer 7th St. 50 drawers, sizes 30 te 48. ?5sV jW with narrow satin stripes In blue, brown and orchid. Tuxedo cellars and turn back cuffs. IiOTaly Crape as Cains Waists with dainty flut ing edging their Tuxedo cellars and cuffs. Pink or white unusually attrac tive! Oeergatta OrerMenass that will be liked Immense ly for wear with dressy Butts vestee effect, with tiny pin plaits, filet lace, French knots and fageting. White, flesh or bisque. Ut Hrethers Second Fleer Gay New Sports Scarfs, $2.19 te $4.25 The very last word in ,..... .-.--.-T.i . .T eats or new spring suits" , "" ,or w"" with 'ffhtiI-Vle-t; he .fflL-J-ja- -J"!" 8-' top coats BUOll that prices. either ffects Women's $2 Silk Stockings, $1.29 Full-fashioned thread silk In black, cordovan, white and gray. ' Mill runs. BayV $1 71-c Union Suits f id Nainsoek in atltlcile,' style. Blses IS te 1. ' We.a's $2.50 NsTtlry Silk Stackiaft, J1J5 Fashioned. Black and cordovan with vertical stripes In salt color. Irregulars. Weman1 $1.50 Union Suite, 98c ; Combed cotton ribbed. boese or tight knee. : &n aaevxaM ' i A LU Brether Tint fleer, lautk) Pleased; qualities that warrnnt much higher i.lt Brethtrt First Fleer, North 5 Silk Petticoats Exec ptienally a, .aa-, . .. pretty kinds te lC3 QQ go with ncwS-ala .JJ Easter frocks and f suits at a sav- Tnmemnu ing that no woman who knows value is going te overlook! In geed chiffon taffeta, mcssallne and Jersey with silk flounces. Alse straight models In radium taffuta, pret tily embroidered nnd wlUi acalluped edges. All sprlnE colors. ! $6 Milanese Petticoats, $4.98 f New high colors. Ut lirethert Second Fleer J f I. ,Wffl I II I1 Kl 'Wv !p Men's $20 Twe Treuter SUITS $14.98 Slne-la. or rinnhi- breasted medftls seven different pat terns In ernart pin stripes. Every gar ment half-lined with hiehatr. All sixes for men and young men. Bays' $12.50 Nerfeflc SaHs with Eirra Kakkers, $7.49 Strletly all - wool fabrics. B.ven attrae- tlve spring . weight. wviiians irem wnieh cnoese. Sixes 7 te years, ($4 te $4.50 Ready- $1 aq Trimmed Hate .. . -&e70 ............ Exceptional purchase ir 0 heme, hereshal beautifully trimmed, mi.... a rviij..-, $3 ft $4 Hats, $1.98 Fine Milan straws, in pretty shapes, with rib bon streamers. Black and some colors, Fancy straw braid. Milan raid ana crepe and straw efcmblnatlens, 4miihh Black and all high colors, Btptrt MUUntr Will Trim Ytw Hat Htrt Free T Charge U you purchase the hat ana trimmings from our C,",.e.h,.s assortment. leull find our prices the lowest In town, and this Vm4 Mrvlc vry worth Mea's $2 Skirts, $1.49 Bilk striped madras. Deuble cuffs. Mea's $2 Ualea Sails, fl.51 Ecru balbrlggan; short sleeves i ankle or kn.e length. Bays' $1 lleaiei, lie Madras., or percale; af vacfiaa ceigsr. T I I J $1 ft $1.25 Steckiags, 6Sc white and colors. 5JIII runs. Beys' ft Girls', $3 ta $4 Shoes, $1.95 "f-rr " d gun- Be: metal, sixes I teiu. Ula' White nubuck. tan and gun-metal, some two- tone snoots, "llsss IV, te I. I Women's $f te $ff Uitsrdi aad Pumps, $2.1 8 ,, ss l P, pumps. t t a and bl?.u".V ,n Patent celtskln, Han calf aim orewn Kid. ah sixes in let. , the Mea's $1 ta $8 Skess. " nd 01 f and Lace p blucher. aisaa in mi let. $2.9$ gun-metal mask n. All sre Kail ei wkeme Ue as Vabwar Veatwaar, IVemen'g and Mite,' Wear $10 te $20 DRESSES $5&$10 Taffeta. Crepes de -nine, Satin, qeor qeer gette, Canten Crepe, Peiret Twill. Jersey. Serge, Tricetine nnd Tweed In all spring ahades. Effectively beaded or embroidered ethers with loose panels snd sleeves of lac; one and tve piece sports styles. $18.60 Sperta Suite, $10 . Novelty tweeds, hemaspuna and ler- II I lllaaa.'a. .' . U'-U.: -. L I T '"I'W PI', SSyjL m ? kmmrn) Wr T " 1'. It .j y ' i W: iimmummA fe$a!$ii mm& VWn k1 ' '---ii U t
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