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By JEAN NEWTON ,
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Satiated Childhood
A million -dollar plnyheusc, the pn
etrs say. for, two little children up en
Whether this actually mennit n mil
lion dollars' or n part of It makes little
difference It Is n large sum of money
ler n playhouse for little children
This is net Intended te question a
win's right te spend his money as he
cheeses- The point Is the effect of such
thing en the children themselves
the peer Httle rich babies who are being
brought up te see life from the windows
it a million-dollar playhouse t
One of the lovely things about tin
Dolled childhood is that it enjoys things
entirely npart from consideration of
their money value.
' A very rich man who was also a
thoughtful father said te me one
Clirlntmns after his three children had
hud nn ecstatic day with Santa Claus,
"Isn't it great hew little It takes te
make them happy I" He had shopped
for them largely In the flyc-and-ten-cent
store and they enjoyed nqthlng
mere tlin'n the things he found there.
Te take away this love of things for
!, ttiinis themselves by allknine chil
dren's perspective with the dollar sign
Is toeo them a great wrong. The
ions and daughters of the rich are
Slready handicapped by the danger of
arlng things come te them se easily
(i te eliminate incentive for work and
te rob them of the joy of getting things
for themselves. It does net help te
lUrt In babyhood te satlntc them.
' Theodere Itoescvclt, that ideal father,
thought a great deal about making up
te his children for being well-to-de.
He had them earn their spending money
j pulling weeds in the gnrden.
Satiated babyhood makes blase youth
ind cynical maturity, while childhood
is it was meant te be is but the door
way te a world of wonders' te be dis
covered and earned and enjoyed.
PKA'mt
Jrln1i Invited te funeral nrvlMs, Men., .3
i.. ai ner laie reaiatnce. ISIS B. 03d at.
pnrviv,
Lwnnv'
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..HMpn!N.T-On April 20. 102 J. JOHN V.
iMNBHKN., Funeraf Bat., 2 P. M.. Hrom
?!'--" J?-Ir Bld" 20 ChMtnut at.
Int. He v Cress I'.m .
. HATCHER. At Riverside. N.- J April
21. '1022. CHRISTIANA DB KOMI widow
of Edward Hatcher. Funeral, Monday, 1
-. .,, irern iaia residence, sas Kossuth at.,
Rivera an. N. J. nrvfai. T.inu. rtniMh.
F.lrvlew, N. J.i 2 P. M.
HAWTHORN!". April 21. 1022. FANNIE.
wldowef Hamual Hawthorn. efilSl Ksles
n. n-rvifva m hi, Timeinya church, Rox Rex
borough, Men., II K. M.
ieilNHTON. April IB. CATHERINE A.,
Wife of Albert V. Johnsten. Funeral Men..
8:30 A. M.. from B18S Funaten at. Solemn
retiuiem mnss at unurcn or our L.ay of via-
IWI 111 "i'Vl ! n Ol. it-ins tern.
.KEARNEY. April 20. ANNIE, widow of
Henry Kearney. Relatives and friends are
Invited te attend funeral. Men.. 8:80 A. M
from late residence, 114 ,W. Mt. Pleatant
ave. Solemn maia of requiem at Hely Cress
Church, Mt, Airy, fO A. M. Int. Cathedral
Cent
VKELLEYi At
1022. DOMINIC
Marcaret Kelley (nee Hsssen)
a te
VKELLEYi At Ballen. Pa.. Acrll
1022, DOMINICK. 6., beloved husband of
30,
and frlenda are Invited
Relatives
the funeral, en
MARRIED
At Buenea Aires. Artenttna, en Saturday,
March J 8. 122. Edmund Harmen Wrlht.
phlladelpnlft and Clnclnnat'. te the Baron Baren
Ml Charlette von Wlnckler, daughter of the
Katherlanda Minister and Madame Bar-irecht.
JBeatfis
BliOOD April 10. CirARLES, husban&
Annie Rlned. Aired An. HAlntlva. .n,i
rlends, nl-e Mu-keka Tribe. Ne. I-U3. I. e.
I. M.. ana empleye- or Mlclvaln steel Ce ,
in lnltcd te nttend funeral irvlces. Sat,
r. ai. I'l ruiari, , icsiutrni-n, dd-U rt. .Oin at,
t, private, Northuned Ccm. Rcmalna may
i vlenrri Frl. eve
B0I.AND. At Wllkea-13arre. Pa., April
, KL.IZAUUTH si., wire of Michael C.
Iind and dauchter nf William l im
lliabelh Unvln. Ttelnfltn. nnH Manrf. in.
Haul te funeral. Men.. at 7:30 A. M from
nildenm of her parent-. 5720 Weatmlnater
are. Solemn reauiem mass at Church of Our
tadr el Victory 9 A. M. Int. at Cathedral
Can.
BOR13A. Cn.VRt.ES AUatTKTirs ..,
lit Eusen and Matilda Dallas Herila. I.Sj.
wral services nt his late residence. 323
ummlt ae., Jenlilnteun. Men.. 10:30 A
If. Sen Ices and Interment private.
BRANT. April in. 11)22, EMEMNE
BUCK, wife of Jehn Brant. Funeral .
lv?I?lw1,w?& fltJ,he '"A'dence of her
itiiband. 1421 Wlldwoed ae., Camden, N. J.
SlisPUrnV,at7'.e"5rp!BlM.CCm- 1"r"nda muy
BRICK. On April 20, 11)22. ANNA
SOLES. 1dew of Wllllnin- French B'rlek. in
fir s8d year. Relative and friends are In"
Wed te the service, Men.. 2 P. M.. nt her
Utt residence, 2040 Walnut at. Int. Private
BUCKLEY April ll). JAMBS I JfJSBl'lt'.
en of Mary A. and the late James F. Uuck
hr. Itelafvea and frlenda, also West I'hlla.
Council. Ne. 244, K. of C: Camp Ne. 113
Jcedmen of the Werld: empleyes of Phlla,
flectrle co. nnd all ether secltles'f wbkli
wa a member, are Invited te attend f u.
nr. Hut.. 8:30 A. M.. from Ma late real.
dtttce. 3433 Woodland live! Solemn 1 mass of
rtnu:em at the Church of the Most Blessed
"OTSKR?..'0 A- M- .,nt- n,v "' 'm.
CARROV'. On April 10. JOHN S. CA1
ROW ared 78 years. Relatives and frlenda
Invited te servUea. at the residence of his
alece. Mrs. EHz. H. Oartley. 848 N. 21th
ft.. 8at.. 1:30 P. M. Int. private.
CHASE Suriflenlv. nn An.n 04 .. li.
milV' Kxl"n:. P"-. I'Hlf.MP" POTMAN
CHASn. son of the lata Oupt. James Merse
and Sarah Hall Chase. Relatives and
1",?.U J."" A? '"nerat fervlce, at St.
I sill's Church. Qlenlech, at 4 o'clock. Sun.
eiy afternoon. April "3. Will meet 2:40
P. M. train from Bread St. Station ut Olen.
low. ,
CliOPP. April 20. 1022. I.TDIA A
widow of Franklin P. Clepp. in her 7,-.th
year. lMneral servli-es Men.. 2-30 P r
at the leeldence of William long. 434 li
Wthlnen St.. Medln. Pa. Ik( nrlvnin
SOLODAIl. On April 21. SAMUEL SOLO
PAR, aced A8. Itelntlves anil frlenilH in.
ilted te funeral en Sunday" it sp M
from late residence. 2822 2"d st '
..C,,5JJ',;'PnD.TSu,den,'- April -Ji, IB""
fALUE P., widow or Jeseph c. Crawford'
, Funeral services at late rcs'dence. state and
prln M'l reads, Uiwer .Merlen Pn
TuMdiy. 2:30 P. M. Intermert prUate. Con Cen
wancea at Hryn Mawr for train leaving
Bread Bt. Station 1:15 P. M.. and at Cen"
tio'niSe p?rM!raln leavln" Bread s" 2:
DAVis.' On April 18. 1022. MARY CAS.
I1.V, (laushter'ef Rachel Coln and ,ha lite
fV.8KU.Pavl, . Ke'u,'va and friends are
i .."J-0.'?0 aorvlee. en Saturday morning,
SIt'.L30 cl00k ,at " ' residence. 77 W
pr'vitl UVe" Lanslewne. Pa. Interment
tlKRMfinV cjjnnt .it ma -.
H!SIMK.K' i HUB,ht'r of Inte Jehn and Mary
Bermedy. Relatlvea and friends, also It.
7: lh HJ!'"y "' 'he Uesu Church. Invited
i.U'enin,u?.'rfti frm hpr brother's real.
inrt 2030 .N. Bnmhrey St.. Mendhy. ;30
rdn'k Ji . m,aa.ef reciulcm at the aeau
Cemetery Interment Hely Sepulchre
rtniTrillTV Am. II nn A. ...
5.i,.K'..ld.J,nA.'"i" J?r?Pli C. Deuyhlyi
&J$S5. "cSnlfl. 10 A' M' lnt"""n'
MK'7:J" - .CATHER1NB, wife
tetiSTYi fun 'al ,Men."sVF m"" Jt'lSSH
Jenca. 2010 H. Op.xl at. Services at Trlnliv
Lutheran Church 3 P. M. precisely in J
IP4TcKulld;- Prtrjf5l Sun?'ivln
b.nrt Tw'TApr." .-' OEOIt'HJ 0.. hUS.
friends C i.,n.mV-i Uunt''n- HelatlvM and
JK,',. " empleyes of 3Iun clpal Court
lien rr.s?cl- c.'ub' lnv"'"' ti funeral.
fit KnCi. ''V .Icsidenc- "101 Market at
cali Hnehi.ef Pyhl Ccm. Friends may
iv.0.N,n"On April 20. 1022. CATIIA.
?.'ft.K.-..rAUAN (nee Ifarriari). wlfi of
Lid .J" A.ar."."' .."iWye." nd friends, also
In S ., I i ""' WIV'Hlen 111', Cl, I a..
fM3Ii;?,,necJ.0c.k.:'r0.? h?r. l'e . residence:
. :.","-"'. iitguiem men mnnu a.
Tuesday mernlnr at 8:80 o'clock, from his
iaie residence, mil n, -no, at,, rmmaeipnia,
Solemn reauiem maaa at St. Charles ller.
romce Church at 10 A, M, Interment at
Helv Cress Cemetery,
, LARSON. April. 20, ANNA B.. wife of
Ausien u. i.arsen, in ner evin year, lieia
tlvea and friends Invited te funeral, Sun,, 3
t, Ai., rrem ner laie resiaence, ueaar ave.,
Andalusia, Pa, Int. at Ferest Hills Cem.
1.WVERINO. At Maryton, Va,. April 20.
1022. MARY HENNIO, wife of Francis 0.
Leverlntf. Funeral from tha raaldenm nf
her brother-in-law, 'Themas B. Hammer, 30
wnwen nve,, mi. Airy, eervicea ana inier
ineni private.
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COTT. dv
MPPINCOTT. At Mboreatewn. N, 3
,ir
Fourth
..- r ... iiiuui
Belv crea, Cern rc" at 8 clock' Int'
Ne aw In fln n'i",' aUe "ePltuh Tribe,
ens' il,nifinR-i "' ?r- ?. Themas P.,tt.r
te-i.'. "i A. Percv at int ...i..n.rt
-iinui muy ca Meni- 7 -(0 0iV'M"-""
n.ti.H dauahter of Slanus and Ellen
&arv t.,leI.,l"e" "".d friends, children of
'lh Scheel iR5i?. .A'""1"1- t-'atholle Girls'
"J. a S'. '"tJtcd, le 'uncrl. en Tuea.
1012 N Viaril'tm 'l f'um, ""rents- realdenctf.
wr Udv ,,f S,Bi-?elenm requiem mass
rAWrAWfee";.' JUL IS:5-.'AMB.
ml ruth.. 7.7m :L""V . "!"" 11
rry".n ami father
if. Men reA.'.. "' "S" :' ! residence
JM Manaiaii r. i"i ' . ,a.!e ther RUh
"natives i md ' f rifn'llnt,sr J:v.renc. Ireland,
etty of m HJAlend?- H," Hey Name Se.
JO. A e h Anim," ' 'hurch and Dlv! Ne.
etv. AtJh- !? 'nvllea te attend funeral
lS4l-.ni St. A.."L..?.ele.mn..hlh tnaaa of
Ce'ri?' (',r zJKm."- ?TTO. ,. husband of
Mara iiTi.., Unmermnn) Fucha. aired 31
"aefV.rhH'hvfa ""d friends al.'e afisecl.
Mral serv&a'' Kai;a"ear,mSmlje.r- mvlted te
4en". ifff-N,a,.-;n?, P; H- f.re" his late
vale, riitl?).. ' Hollywood Bt. Int. prl prl
e'fft,.crl" niay cull Frl. evenlnir. 7 te 0
"An! wVdeT." 20. WIUIEWIINA HOFF.
i1 frlenda i!rima.n ,aenh-, Relatlvea
j pna i ure Invited te servlees, Sun..
W. 38 Sir!f.e"ldc"ce of Themas H.
ZZ:, uid 73."' r ,'.;",- . "t""u .Y'
11 N. 7in .; Slr.at his lata resldi
I . iSKWB'i Cemetery!""18"1 Pr,va,e' fi
ttr'l. '-'Or "OB? ,?-,.25lh ., Phlla..
V'" "arry iinTl.. ,.-,V..'.i w"
Sat
ence.
Seuth
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K'rai aervlria hi.!. "iinnen. uei, T.
Wl-.HevwlyfNi'j M" CoePertow'
If. he.
lrd h,,'.:5"r' 20. 1022. wii.i.iaj
'"nda, 7le n.JiB.nr Qrt.eni. Relatives and
&.- lnvit,d0tncra1P'?-Jf ?' Shutto.Keortlng
vm Inl. .IT. .li
i. .nun.. i:he i. xi..
V- '"t. at .'nej. .1835 N. llutcUlnaeri
?,V.5.T?ln7i'',.nTis c.
i"t. a inn ua hta in
Men..
r, Xf. . " !!a funeral anrviea.
hi Nerria rf-,",1 " late resld'eiK-e. ii'lOO
n7 Affi'iS?: " WIJ-MAM, n
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Meray's '"ii"
Wiftf, J? -WorJiwe
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mono Ilti.Tt.lA. mi.
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f J
ifenth 21at. LTD I A H. fJPPIN
luahter of lata Jealah anil fiiilaa
IiIdd ncett. lieiativea ana irienda invited te
attend funeral, Second-day, 2:30 P, M.. lata
residence, wi w. .Jiam at., Aioereatown,
N. J.
juAi.bji.M April ji. ivaa. Anna, wire ex
Geerge O. Marcer. Relatives and friends In-
vneu te runerai services, aien., -j. p. m,,
late residence, 8210 N. Carlisle at. Remains
may be viewed Sun., after 7 P. M.
MARCUS. April 21.YABRAHAM H. MAR
CUS, aged 70. Relatlvea and friends In
vited te attend funeral services. Men., 2
P. M.. late residence. 1042 N. 10th st. Int.
prlvnt. Kindly emit flowers
MARS. Suddenly. Apr'l 20. WILLIAM
A., son of Rebert F. and Catherine T.
Mars, aged 8. Relatives and friends, also
pupils of St. Gregery's Scheel, are Invited
te funeral. Monday, 8:30 A'. M.. from par
ents' residence, 12,13 N. 84th st. Solemn re
quiem mass at St.- Gregery's Church 10
A, M. Interment Hely Cress Cemetery.
McDOWEM.. April 10. WILLIAM T..
husband of Edith McDowell. Relatlvea and
friends, also Tacony Ledge, Ne. 000, F. and
A. M., and all ether organizations' of which
he was a, member, are Invited te attend fu
neral, Men.. 2 P. M. from the residence of
his father-ln-taw, Rebert J, Hendersen, 3717
Cottage at., Wlaalnemlng, Int. Ferest Itllla
Cem. Remalna may be viewed Sun., 7 te
0 P. M.
McOOWAN. April 20. nOSE, daughter of
the late Alexander and Sarah McOewan, late
of 1008 S. 18th St. Relatlvea and friends
are Invited te attend funeral serblces. More Mere
day, 8 P. M., at late residence. 2111 S.
Edgewood st. Interment Mount Meriah
Cemetery. Friends', may call Sunday, 8 te
1(McLAUaHLIN, April 10. 1022. JOHN,
husband of the late Mary. MclAUahllraVnee
Harley). Relatives and friends, also Naval
Pest Ne. 400, G, A. P... Invited te funeral.
Men., 8:80 A. M.. late residence. 6610
Greenway ave. Solemn .reauiem mass
Church of the Most Blessed Sacrament 10
A, M. Int. Hely Cress Cem.
MILLER. At her residence. 4503 JJ. 17th
St.. en April 21. 1021'. MRS. AMELIA
BORBECK MILLER. Relatives and friends,
also Itah Council and the Landls Family,
are Invited te the service. Tues., 2 P. M,.
at Mount Hernen Reformed Church. Iflth
and Wlngohecklns sts. Int. Monument Cem.
MINCHIN. On A-prll 2t. 1022. ELIZA-
BETH A. MINCHIN. widow of William If.
Mlnchln. Relatives nnd frlenda are Invited
te the services, en Monday afternoon at 2
o'clock, at her Inte residence. 884 N. 41st
st. Interment private.
MURPHY. April 20. THERESA, beloved
wife of Themas Murphy and daughter of the
late James and Mary Kllllen. Relatives and
frlenJs are Invited te attend funeral, Mon
day, 8:30 A. M.. from her Inte residence,
1107 S. 22d st. Solemn requiem maaa at St.
Charles' Church 10 A. M. Interment Hely
CreM Cemetery.
NICHOLAS. At the I.ankenau Hospital
nn April 10. 1022. ALEXANDER F.
NICHOLAS, late of 1500 Pine at., aged 70
vears. Members of Pest Ne. 2. a. A. n.:
Pennsylvania Council Ne. 34'.'. Royal Ar
canum: U. S. Custom Service and frleads
am Invited te the service. Sat.. April 22.
2 P. M.. at the Oliver II. Batr Bldg., 1820
Chestnut st. Int. nrlvate
OLANDER. April 21. ASSARINA. widow
Of Olef P. Olnnder. aged 71. Relatives and
friends Invited te funeral services. Tues..
2 P. M.. late residence. 6010 N. 11th St.
Int. private. Friends may call Men. eve.
PARSEL&. April 10. Miss CAROLINE
PAR&ELS, aged 01, Funeial services Sat..
2 P. M.. at Presbyterian Heme. BSth st.
and Oreenwav ave. Int. Mt. Meriah Cem.
QUiaO. Suddenly, April 10. ELLA J.,
only daughter of Sarah C, and the late Wil
liam H. Qulgg. Relatives and frlenda are
Invited te attend funeral, Men.. 8:30 A. M.,
from her mother', residence, 1287 W.
Venango at. Solemn requiem mass St.
Stephen's Church 10 A. M. Int. New Cathe
dral Ccm.
QU1.NN. At Mt. Helly. N. J April 21.
1022. MARY B.. widow of Bernard Qulnn.
Funeral from her late residence, 43 Brnlnard
St., Mt. Helly. N. J.. Men.. 8:30 A. M. Illgi
muss of requiem Church of the Sacred Heart
10 A. M.
REED. CHARLES a. REED, aged 8.
Funeral Men., 11 A. M.. from late residence.
Ynrdvllle. N. J. Int. Jacobatewn: without
further notice.
REYES. At her residence, 1315 N. 00th
St., en April 2ft 1022. CECELIA T.. widow
of Jeseph F Reves. Relatives and friends
arc Invited te the service Men.. '.' P. M..
at the Oliver H. Balr Bldg . 1820 Chest
nut, st. Int. private, Viewing Sun. eve.
ROLLER. Suddenly, at Reading, Pa., en
April 20, 1022. DAVID THOMAS, husband of
Rese C. Reller. Relatives r.ml friends, also
Penna. R. R. Vel. Helled Asse., are In
vited te the serv'ce, en Monday afternoon, at
2 o'clock, at the reslderce of his mother.
4238 Ogden st. Interment private. Friends
may call Sunday evening.
SCH URIl. April 21. 1022. HENRY, hus
band of Mary Hchurr (nee Metzger). Rela
tives and friends, also all organizations of
which he was a member. Invited te attend
funeral services, Men., 2 p. at,, late- resi
dence, 100" W. Erie ave. Int. private.
Northwend Cem.
HEILER. April 20, ELLWOOD J,, be
loved husband of alary Seller, aged 31,
Relatlvea and friends, also empleyes of Hirst
& Rogers, are Invited te attend funeral serv
ices. Sun.. 1 P. at., at his late residence,
2M0 W. Oakdnle st. Int. Ferrest Hills
Cem. Remains mav be viewed Sat. ev
SHAW. April 21. JOHN B.. husband of
I.uclnda Shaw (nee Delrerty). Relatives and
friends, alsj members of Trinity Presby
terian Church: Gothic Ledge. Ne. M0. F.
nnd A. Jl.i empleyes of C. H. Masland &
Sen, are Invited te attend funeral services,
Tues., 2 P. St., Inte residence. 3727 Frank
ford nve. Int. private. Nortiiweod Cem.
Vlewlni Sten. eve.
SIIETZLINE. April 10. RAKfR. son of
i:ilzabetli and the late Themas Shet7llne.
aged 40. Relatives, frlenda. empleyes of
P. 1.3. Brltt nnd Team Drivers' Union, Ne.
470, F. of L , arc Invited te attend funeral
services, Sten., 2:30 P. SI., residence. 13.11
I!. Berks st. Int. private, Nuilhuoed Cem.
Vlewfng Sun. evi'.
SMITH. April 10. SYLVESTER, husband
of Alice Smith, at his residence. 2100 N
Park nve. Remalns may be viewed Sun,, 7
te a P. SI. Services nnd Interment private,
Slen. afternoon, Glaaebore, N. J.
SMlfll-EVE'RHART. April 21. OERT
RUUE M.. wife of William K. Smith and
daughter or Eugene C. nnd Bessie SI, Evcr
hart. Due notice from Still) N. leth st.
SOUTHARD. April 21. SETH C. SOUTH
ARD, aged 82, nt his residence. Berlin, N.
3. Funeral services and Int. private. Re
mains mays be viewed by friends Sun., 6 te
B P. SI.
STEMSIE. April 20. 1022. SUODALENE,
wife of the late Charles A. Stemme (nee
Dietrich), In her (IStli year. Relatives and
friends ure lnvltfd te nttend funeral serv
ices, Men., 2 P. St., nt her late residence.
2038 N. Slarvlne st. Int. German Lutheran
Cem. Rrmalns may be viewed Sun. eve.
TYSON. On ADrll 21. 1022. JULIET D.
TYSON, wife of the late Edward If. Tyson
and daughter of the late Christian and Mar
garet Lung, Relatives and friends are In-
lieu te me service, nieu., i; M., at her
sister's residence, 333 Onr.ne uve. Int.
private, FrlenJs may cull mm, eve, from
7 te I) o'clock.
WA1TES. April 20, 1922, CATHERINE,
daughter of the late Iwls and Catherine
Cuppa. Funeral. Slenday. 3 p. at., from
apartments of W. II, Battersby, 331(1 N.
Bread st, Interment Northwend Cemeterv,
itcma'ns muy ue viewed Sunday, s te 10
P. SI.
WALKER. On April 21. 1022. JANE,
wlfe of tlie late Jehn Walker, rervlce en
Sten.. 2 P. St., at the residence, of Oliver
Blair 7101 Rldire ave. Int Stt, Mnrlnh Cem,
WAI.LAN. April 20. 1022. THOMAS J.,
beloved husband of the late Annnbelle
Wallan. aged HI, Relatives and friends are
Invited te uttend funeral services. Sten.. 2
P. St., laie residence. 3317 Ridge ave. Int.
West Laurel Hill Ccm. Friends may call
Sun, evi.
WENDEL. April 20, CHARLES, hua
band . of Frieda Wendel. Relatttes and
friends Invited te funeral services. Sun..
2 P. SI,, from his laie residence, 2530 N
Cleveland ave. Int Steunt IVace Cem. Re
mains may be viewed Sat. nve.
WEST. On April 20. 1022. JOSEPH' II,
WEST, Helutltes and friends Invited te at-
lunu luncrm services, iu l i". M,, Monday,
April 24, 1022. at Shllph Baptist Church.
way
7 ;T7
. 4-vtf.ft w
. i mt j - ft w ",
R. W
tn)tMm'ti?ift.
ii ' i ' niiiiaii
Remains may lie viewed ut the undertaking
establishment of Walter W, If. Caaselle, 017
S. 17th at., Sunday, after 7 P. St. Int. prl-
WILLIAMS. Suddenly. Xprll 20. 1022,
JIARY E. Funeral and Interment private.
WODESHAK. April 20, JOHN, sun of
Slary and the lute Gregery Wedcshak. Rel.
stives and frlenda are Inv'ted te funeral,
Slenday, 8:80 A. St,, residence of Ills brother-in-law,
Jehn Cnnlck, 4S33 Lancaster ave.
High maaa at Church of Our Slnther of Sor
rows 10 A, SI, Interment Hely Croaa Cemetery.
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APRIL 22, 1922
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DOWN STAIRS STORE
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Wanamaker Rugs
at Lew Prices
Perfect, rugs, of standard qualities, which will
give the long and satisfactory service that is te be
expected of ,a Wanamaker rug. Prices are fair and
reasonable and, in several instances, lower than pres
ent market rates.
Axminster Rugs
In patterns suitable for living rooms, dining
rooms, offices, etc.
11.3 x 15 feet.... $62.50
11.3 x 12 feet $52.50
9.x 15 feet $52.50
9x12 feet $33.50
8.3 x 10.6 feet $31.50
7.6x9 feet $25
6.9 x li feet $42.50
6.9 x 12 feet $30
6x9 feet $18.75
New Weel-and-Fiber Rugs
(Pretty Patterns and Celers)
12 x 15 feet .- $22.50 and $27.50
12 x 12 feet , $17.50 and $22.50
9 x 15 feet , t $20
9x12 feet $12.50 and $15
8.3x10.6 feet $11.50 and $14
7.6 x 9 feet $9 and $12
6 x 9 feet $7.50 and $9
Fiber Rugs in Stenciled
Patterns
4x7 feet $6.25
4.6 x 7.6 fe $5
6 x 9 ft. . $8:50 and $12.50
8x 10 feet $17.50
8.3 x 10.6 feet. ;-. .$13
9x 12 feet.. $14 and $20
Hit -or-Miss Rag Rugs
Nothing quite se homelike as these old-fashioned Colonial
rag rugs, and their quality makes them durable. Celers arc
bright and pretty and the rugs are heavy enough te lie flat.
4x7 feet $2.65 1 8 x 10 feet $7.50
6x9 feet $4.85 ' 9 x 12 feet $8.50
Seven Specials
4x7 feet flower-bordered rag rugs at $3.75v
8 x 10 feet stencil-bordered straw rugs at $5.
8.3 x 10.6 feet seamless tapestry Brussels rugs
at $15.
8.3 x 10.6 feet seamless velvet rugs at $20.
9 x 12 feet seamless tapestry Brussels rugs at
$15.
9 x 12 feet seamless velvet rugs at $20.
9 x 12 feet Axminster rugs at $27.50.
(Chestnut)
Gay New Overbleuses, $5.90
Crepe dc chine, in a slip-ever, has tiny steel beading in a rather
elaborate design. Flesh, orchid, Chinese .blue and black.
A tricelettc surplice blouse, in white, flesh, gray, brown, navy and
black, has set-in sleeves.
Anether tricelctte surplice blouse has kimono sleeves, and is in
flesh-pink, white and black, with a striped silk band that forms a sash
around the waist.
(Market)
The Last Werd in Canten Crepe
is a striking border design for sports frocks and skirts. The scroll
border is in combinations of green-and-gray or tan-and-geld en a
white ground. 39 inches wide, $4.50 u yard.
Striped Canten crepe that will make beautiful sports skirts is
in grounds of gray, porcelain blue or white. 39 inches wide, ?3.50
a yard.
Plain colors are rust, henna, cafe au lait, jade, bonfire, periwinkle,
French blue, brown and navy, 40 inches wide, $3 a yard.
(Central)
HE sort of sale that women like best of all, because of the many real "finds" among few-of-a-kind
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All are dresses of Wanamaker quality, an d there are hundreds el styles in, all the tashienabie
Manv are dresses of which there are but two. three or only one of a kind. Others are slightly mussedQ
and will need a pressing. Other frocks have light cellars which have become somewhat soiled. All thisw
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' In some groups there is a preponderance of small sizes, se that small and young women may be sure.
ei nnamg some exceptional vaiues. .
SO FrecksfSpecial at $3
A group of odd frocks in sizes 14 te 18, and we give
the quantity that no one may be disappointed. Included
are dresses of navy serge and wool poplin, plainly tailored
or embroidered.
Special at $5 and $7.50
One, two and three of a kind in this group and sizes
from 14 te 42. Tricetine frocks are beaded, embroidered or
combined with Canten crepe. Serge frocks are plain
or trimmed with embroidery. A tricetine frock at $7.50
is sketched.
Dresses for Sports and Street, $10
Cape and coat frocks of Peiret twill, such as the one
sketched, have colored crepe de chine bodices.
Weel jersey is in tailored or sports models, in navy,
brown, tan and henna. One is sketched.
Sports models of crepe epenge, lovely frocks of taffeta
and beaded crepe de chine or of tricelette and many
mere are te be found in this unusual let of dresses at $10.
Delightful Frecks, Special at $15
Taffeta of very fine quality in many models.
Beaded crepe de chine and Canten crepe frocks.
Black crepe skirts with colored crepe bodices.
Dresses of lace-stripe tricelette.
These and various ether charming dresses in distinc
tive models make the $15 group one of the most interesting.
A taffeta frock is sketched.
Dance Frpcks for Yeung Women, $10 te $20
Seme are slightly mussed (a pressing will make them
almost like new) and ethers are quite fresh. All are pretty
and scarcely any two are alike. Of silk tulle, tulle-and-taffeta,
chiffon in many hues, black lace with short sleeves.
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$10 $10 $7.50 $15
Sample Frecks, $20, $32.50 and $35
Crepe epenge cape frocks ; sports frocks of fine jersey
in bright colors ; beaded Canten crepes ; Russian crepes with
handsome metal girdles; coat frocks of Peiret twill elabo
rately embroidered with silk; lace and Canten crepe in
combination in short, exclusive frocks for discriminating
women who like something out of the ordinary.
Cape Frecks at $8.75, $15 and $20
are of tweed or jersey with capes of various lengths.
Irish Lace Cellars
and Sets
Women who love hand-made
laces will rejoice at these low
prices!
The lace is in several pat
terns, and the cellars may be
had in roll shape, at $2.25. Col Cel
lars that fit around the back,
S2.50. Peter Pan style, $3.25.
Rell cellar and cuff set, 4.75.
(Central)
Snow-White
Crinkled Dimity
Bedspreads, $2
Coel, white and inviting;.
Hemekcepers knew hew thor
oughly practical they arc, tee.
With hemmed ends, they meas
ure 72x00 inches.
81x90-inch size, $2.25.
(Central)
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A Fine Choice
of Beautiful Hats at
$8 and $10
What a season it is, with hats like these te see and te wear!
Feather-trimmed hats are graceful, lovely things with soft,
ostrich te blew gently in Spring breezes. The hat pictured is
a fascinating one in corn-flower blue. Others .are in soft tans,
blues and the like.
Favorite hats of hair braid are abundant, toe: mostly in
black or brown with flowers or circ ribbon.
Leghorn is as charming as ever, and especially se com
bined with silk. A very pretty leghorn hat shows a crown of
French blue crepe silk with an unusual flqwer of silk with leaves
of leghorn.
Many smart turban affairs are trimmed with glycerincd
ostrich or ribbon bows.
Adera Corset Girdles
A New Medel at $2.50
New in idea, as well as newly arrived.
This model is in pink broche with a new distribution of elastic
webbing. It has just a little mere boning and shaping than most
girdles, yet is soft and comfortable. Frent steels arc very short,
stepping two inches below the top, where the corset tics with a
ribbon. Elastic lacing below.
A similar model a trifle longer is $3.
Light Adera Corsets, $3
Alse of pink broche with clastic bands set in around the top,
which is very low and rises slightly higher toward the back. This
also has the short bones in front, and is for the slender figure.
Diaphragm Brassieres. $1
Twe models of silk-striped pink poplin one with a deep clastic
band around the lower edge, the ether with elastic at the sides enlv
Of pink satin, with clastic all around, $1.50.
(Central)
(Market)
Dimity for
Making Blouses
Checked dimity, which is a fa
vorite for Peter Pan blouses, is
27 inches wide, in two geed qual
ities at 28c and 38c yard. Striped
nnd checked dimity' of exquisite
clarity and fineness is a6 inches
wide at 45c a yard.
(Central)
Delightful Wraps Lew Priced
Wraps, Capes and. Coats. $15
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Mostly of velour in sizes for small women. Thov're
in reindeer, Pekin and brown, braided, embroidered
or plain, some showing the wide loose sleeve.
Sample Wraps, $18.75
One, tw'e or three of a kind, of velour, Belivia,
serge and illama cloth, all silk lined. They're in
light or dark colorings, braided or embroidered, with
interesting sleeves, threw cellars, tassels or fringe.
At $25 and $30
Capes and wraps of Belivia in the soft and fash
ionable tan shades, blues and browns. They're gay
with bobbing silk tassels and have threw cellars or
wide cape cellars gathered at the back. Lined with
pretty silks or crepes.
Many of Our Finer "Wraps Bear
Lowered Prices
Of the softest anil most luxurious coating ma
terials which are a delight te touch. Lines are
long and graceful, and colorings are as lovely as the
materials themselves. New $45, 50, $55, $05 and $75.
New Light-Weight Wraps
Start at $15
Many women have been asking for lighter wraps.
and these will please them. They are of serges, trice-
lkearnin?t0p ?r0pe' "me unllncd, some lined with
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Gloves, f 5c Pair
A special purchase considerably
under the regular selling price
for gloves of this quality.
12-button length in many
wanted colors, including white,
pongee, mode and mastic.
Savings of Mere Than a
Third en Crepe
Nightgowns, $1.50
.lust a little while age these
gowns were considerably meie in
our own stocks. Made of that
soft, geed crepe which every one
likes. Flesh color or white with
shirring, blue stitching and
I- rench knots or embroidered flow
ers ami hemstitched casings.
Narrow Novelty Ribbons
Mostly Half Price at
10c Yard
Metal embroidered, silk em
broidered, picot edged, two toned,
pla n satin, grosgrain nnd ether
fashionable weaves in the wanted
narrow widths of (, te l'a inches.
Used for hats, girdles, bags and
fancy work. A big miscellaneous
collection just received.
Rugs for Perches and
Summer Cottages
50c and 75c
Firmly woven fiber rugs and
the heavier straw rugs with con
ventional border dp.-,ie-ns .tiipiinii
oil, pn rose, blue, green and
brown, fc ;a coloring is fast and
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value!
50c for the fiber rugs, 75c for
&!r'itr.aw. ruB- Beth kinds are
27x64 inch.
Couch Hammocks
25 Medels Special at $10 te $30
The $10 hammock is as geed of its kind as the $30
one, for they are all soundly built en principles of safety
and durability.
Frames are strong. Springs are resilient. Mattresses '
are really mattresses and net .just pads. All four of the
extra-heavy chains reach down te the framework of the
springs, se that there is no weight upon the fabric of the
sides, strong though it is.
Even the lowest-priced hammocks are of eight-ounce
weather-resisting duck in geed gray or khaki color.
Ihe manufacturer worked with us te make these ham- ,
mocks mere sightly and stronger than the average at less
than the average price.
Seme Especially Geed Hammocks
Our own special cretonne hammock, six feet long, has
nn,Pfh0l?e-red ia.ck' extra spiral sPri?s and a magazine
pocket. It is a third less at $18.75. ..
aix-ioet nammecks, in gray or khaki, are $11.50
nv in PVch hammocks' th box-edged mattresses,
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supremely comfortable.
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Women 's Tan Oxfords
and Sports Pumps, $4. 75
Oxfords are of tan grained leather
with perforations and brass eyelets;
low heels, welted soles and wing
tips.
Sports pumps arc of tan leather
with instep straps, each fastening
with a buckle. They have wing tips
and flat heels and soles of rubber
fiber.
Heth types
about wear.
are fine for knock-
Girls'
Mary Jane Pumps
$4.50
Miiile especially for us, se we knew
exactly hew geed they are, through and
through. Sizes -J'-j te 7 in
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tan calfskin;
white leather resembling buckskin.
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