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Uncommon Sense : The Burnt Child and the Fire
ny JOHN IILAKK
TIIC child puts bis hand Inte the fire
nml Is burned.
He Icurns that lessen.
When he becomes a man he tests a
lurface labeled "wet paint" te find out
if it Is dry.
He merely gets a little paint en his
Unccrs ns a consequence, se he keeps
right en doing it till he gets some
nalnt en n new suit of clothes.
Then he has learned another lessen.
PARENTS may caution the child till
their voices are weary about the
(Ire. The child respects the parents,
ml "knows that their advice is sound.
Hut until he finds out about the fire
himself, he Is net satisfied.
In June the colleges turned out thou
sands et young men and women who
have been given all the training and
advice that could be crowded into a
four years' college course.
BUT they are net educated.
Ner will they be educated till they
find out from their own experience that
the things that were told them in col
lege and that they studied in the text
books were true.
Opinions that they form from lec
tures and Instruction and reading will
net be renl opinions till they have had
the contacts with the world and the
people in It' that are necessary te
every education.
The mother feels pity for the son
who must go te work, nfter he has
been surrounded with safeguards and
warnings nnd advice about life.
She ought te be glad that at last he
has u chance te get a real education
te leurn thnt there is Injustice In the
world, nnd hew te cope with it te find
out thnt men, like children, are often
hard nnd cruel, nnd te discover by ex
perience hew te deal with them.
NO NESTLING bird can be taught
te fly In the nest.
Until it has had n fall or two its
little wings will be useless te it, for It
will net knew the penalties of failing
te use them properly.
College equipment is a great advan
tage but its advantages cannot be
renped till the collegian suffers the
bumps of the world nnd learns hew te
use his knowledge in order te avoid
mere of the same painful kind.
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The Summer Beverage "Par Excellence"
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Radical Dress Reductions
(Fer Women and Misses)
18.50
Formerly te 49.50
Wonderful materials, including
ana lagetea, plain ueergettes
veiled Georgette.
100 Finest
Dresses
y2 Off
An opportunity te select
exquisite afternoon or
evening dresses at exactly
half the price en ticket.
Plenty of all-white.
broadcloth silks, hemstitched
in different shadings, foulard
Clearance of -
Summer Dresses
7CA formerly
OU te $15
A range of effective styles
in Swiss, linen, organdie
and dotted voile. All col
ors and white.
Junier Summer Apparel Reduced
Of gingham, chambray and dainty prints,
for ages 2 te 1G. Organdies for 2 te 6.
2.95 S
Fetmtrlf
te 6.50
Sweaters, $0.95
Special "
Light-weight wool; slip
over. V or round neck.
All colors.
Tuxedo model, 3.95.
Envelope Chemises, $0.95
Special
Of heavy crepe de chine,
trimmed with real filet
and hand embroidered.
Flesh, orchid, white.
Swagger Sports Skirts; Values te $15 d1fk
Of white flannel nnd fancy weaves of sports silk, j tp JLU
l We Specialize in Apparel that Slenderizes the Larger Weman
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Your automobile tour will be made mere enjoyable if you are sup
I Heel with a pair of Crookes' protection spectacles from Wall & Ochs.
WHEN an author wishes te shew
that the characters of his book
nre n distinguished, cultured family,
he invariably places them before a
background or. old sliver, ancestral
manors and fine paintings. Silver,
such as is produced by the Bailey,
Banks & Biddle Company, stamps
the possessor witn that elusive qual
itv of breeding and ceed taste ns
nothing else can. The silversmiths
el this establishment design and
construct silver in the most exquisite
fiatterns nnd of the correct weight
e insure durability, se that any
silver purchased from this house will
net only be a delight te the present
owners but also a treasured heir
loom for their descendants.
JN THE summer at the seashore
with the strong glare upon the
water and white sand or metering
with the sun blinding you se that it
i? haid te see the read, it is then
that you will find Sir William
Crookes' glasses, obtainable from
Wall & Ochs, Opticians, 1710 Chest
nut Street, of infinite value. Many
persons, however, make the mistake
or thinking thnt any tinted spectacles
will de. This is net the case. An
imperfect glass may de meie harm
te your eyes than the sunlight.
Ueekes' glasses, perfectly ground
nd mounted by Wall & Ochs, will
Civo just the protection which your
eyes demand.
J SPENT last week-end with a friend who has a delightful little bungalow
in the mountains- I exclaimed with delight nt the delicate silk curtains
Jnat were at the windows and which gave the necessary touch of color te
tne ccel, gray walls. "Hut weren't they awfully expensive?" I asked,
one laughed. "They are my pet economy," she said. "In the first place,
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,, Chestnut Street, and they cleaned it perfectly. Next year they can be
iiWeu at Barga. .In fact, my, husband and I regard Bargs' as a 'family
gP. . THE CHESTNUT STREET ASSOCIATION ..
JtiLY 13, 1922
WANAMAKER'S
DOWN STAIRS STORE
WANAMAKER'S
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The Wanamaker Down Stairs Stere Is the Coelest
Shopping Place in the Whole Great City
Women's Chiffen- Weight Black
Silk Stockings, $1.25 a Pair
Pure silk from top te tee, and only because they have slight
imperfections is the. price se low. All sizes. Bccause it is a
rare opportunity te get stockings like these at this price, women
will want them by the half dozen pairs. "Seconds."
(Central)
Leng Silk Gloves
Are Coelest
$1.15 Pair
These arc of light-weight tricot
silk in white, black and mastic;
full 16-button length and low
priced.
(Central)
Coel, Summery Frecks Are
Wearing Astonishingly Lew Prices
Starting at $2, $2.50, $3 and $5
$5 $8 $7
At any one of these prices one can cheese from
a number of different styles, materials and col
orings I
Any one who needs a new frock or two certainly
should be able te find them for very small sums.
Voile Dresses in Light and Dark
Colorings, $3 te $6
Pin dots, polka dots, embroidered dots, small
printed figures or squares they're en navy blue,
black, brown or white grounds with crisp white
organdie cellars, cuffs and sometimes pockets and
sashes.
Gingham Dresses at $2 te $6
Every color and every size in gingham checks
and you'll see that nothing is mere popular at the
Summer resorts than these practical frocks of
gingham. They're made in countless delightful
ways in sizes for women and young women.
Linen Dresses, $5 te $10
Light blue, Copenhagen, pink, orchid, brown,
green or white with colored trimmings they're
mostly in straight-line tailored styles with nar
row belts.
Among Coel Frecks of Silk and Lace
Especially lovely are the white dresses.
White canton crepes, crepes de chine, crepes
Rema, lace and Georgette are used in the softest
and loveliest dresses of the Summer.
Styles are as varied as the occasion en which
they will be worn straight, tailored dresses for
morning, a trifle mere elaborate frocks for after
noon and exquisite things for dinners and eve
ning dances.
A wonderful choice in white at $16.50 te $38.50.
Black and Navy Blue Dresses
Are of virtually the same materials and are
in the simple styles se fashionable for street
wear with a big dark hat, creamy hose and shiny
patent leather pumps. Fageting seems te be
the favorite trimming. $10 te $38.50.
Seft Lace Gowns
are in beige, orchid, jade, flesh, gray and black,
often combined with Georgette or chiffon. They
are charming for dinners, dances and reef-garden
wear. $22.50 te $28.50.
Knitted Sports Dresses Reduced
Charmingly colored and knitted of glossy fiber
silk. New $25, $30 and $37.50. $20
(Market)
$25
$12.50
Excellent
Frent-lace Corsets
at $1.50 and $2
A lightly boned and cool corset
of pink ceutil has inserts of elas
tic at each side. It is for average
figures and is priced only $1.50.
A geed model with elastic
panels at the sides is $2.
Anether, at $2, has deep inserts
of elastic at the sides, while down
the back is a strip of open-mesh
pink material for coolness.
Net Corsets, $1.50
Many women like these for
bathing, as they dry out very
quickly. Wonderfully cool for
everyday Summer wear, tee.
(Central)
Sample
Blouses
$1.85
Amazing values! Seme du
plicate styles were in our
stocks earlier in the season at
a great deal mere.
The majority are Peter Pan
styles with long or short
sleeves. Ideal blouses for
sweaters and sports skirts.
Other styles have Tuxedo or
roll cellars.
Fine cress-bar or striped
dimities, voiles and batistes and
imported checked gingham are
the materials. Bright colored
cellars and cuffs, colored frills,
picot edges, hand stitching and
embroidery make them all
charming.
All sizes in the let. Some
are slightly mussed.
(Market)
White Sports Satin
Skirts, Special, $5
Gleaming skirts of fiber satin
are trimmed with little buckled
tabs en the pockets. Delightful
te wear with colored sweaters.
Canten Crepe Skirts
Special, $5
Seft, pretty Canten crepe
skirts, in gathered 6tyles, are in
lovely tones of rose, tangerine,
peach, pumpkin and deep orchid.
Net every size in each color, but
several pretty colera in almost
every size.
(Market)
All Kinds of
Brassieres and
Bandeaux, 50c
Brassieres are of white muslin
trimmed with lace and bandeaux
are of pink satin or mesh.
(Central)
All the Styles That Women
Want in Pumps and Oxfords,
Special at $2.90
The saving en most of the pairs amounts te a half or almost a half. A worth
while amount in every instance.
Well Over a Dezen Styles in
Tan Leather Black Dull Leather Gray Suede
Combination Leather Black Patent Leather Smoked Leather
There are oxfords, plain pumps and strap pumps of many kinds among them
styles for all occasions. '
A choice of welted or turned soles and of flat, low, medium or Cuban heels
This is an exceptional opportunity, bringing such a wealth of styles, in such
geed leathers, at such a very low price right at the beginning of the vacation season
Net all sizes in every style, but excellent cheesing.
(Cheitnnt)
At I h l? ' x
Women's Bathing
Suits Ready for the
Week-End
$1.15 te $3.25
Of geed black sateen and surf
satin, many are straight of line
and quite plain, as some women
like them. Others arc trimmed
with white, black - and - white
stripes and various bright colors.
Surf-satin b 1 e e m e r suits,
trimmed with green or white
braid, are $5.
Taffeta Suits at $4.90
and $7.50
These at $4.90 have checked
gingham, Peter Pan cellars.
Ruffled suits of black taffeta arc
quite pretty at $7.50.
Tights
Black cotton tights in all regu
lar sizes are 75c.
Weel tights are $2.25 and $2.75.
An Abundance of
Slippers
Lew shoes of sturdy black duck
arc 38c and geed high duck shoes
are GOc. Buckled slippers with
wide straps are 60c.
(Surf Stcre, Market)
A COOL SUIT OFTEN MEANS
A COOL MIND
MR
MAN
Beys Khaki
Knickers, $1.15
Well-made knickers with
Jeng wear in them just what
boys need for vacation. Turn
them inside out and see hew
they're made. Strength, that
means durability, is in the well
finished seams and reinforce
ments. Sizes 7 te 17 years.
(Gallery, Market)
Sateen Princess Sims. $1
Full-length white sateen slips with plenty of fullness ever the
hips. Seme are gathered or have elastic at the sides.
Deris Princess Slips, $2
, ., ,0f,s.eft batiste in pink, white or orchid, made with hip-depth hem
stitched hems.
Deris slips of white tub silk, $5. In navy or black, $G.50.
Deris Petticoats Start at $1
All have the very deep hemstitched hem, which makes virtually a
double petticoat. They are straight and slender of line and perfect
te wear with all kinds of Summer frocks.
Of white or pink batiste at $1.
Of twilled white sateen nt $2.
Of navy or white tub silk at $3.50; extra sizes $5.
Central)
Natural Japanese
Pongee, $1.25 Yard
33 inches wide, pure silk and
entirely dust-free, this is the silk
with uses tee numerous te count.
(Central)
A Palm Beach suit at $14.50 doesn't involve much
money, sir, but it involves a let of comfort! One
makes as much as that in a short time, very often, by
keeping a cool mind. These are suits' of geed quality,
in the cooler tans and grays that men like.
White Flannels, $8.50
White flannel trousers, all-wool and with that
slight creamy tint, are Wanamaker tailored.
Khaki trousers are $1.85.
Well-Tailored All-Weel Suits at $25
Of the fine worsteds and cassifneres seldom met
with at this price ; the suits are in tones of blue, gray
and brown, in interesting patterns. It's a preposition
well worth looking into!
Geed Wanamaker Shirts of
Woven Madras at $1.50
Stripes nre woven in se there will be no fading.
Proportions are generous and comfort is assured.
The soft turn-back cuffs are full depth, buttons are first
quality and there are plenty of sizes and colors.
Bat-Wing and Four-in-Hand Ties
Better Than Usual at 65c
Geed taffetas, Btripcd silks and the mugaders that are
seldom found in a tic at less than $1.
Men's Black Cotten Half Hese
12V2C Pair
Substantial quality, fast black seamless half hose.
Men's High-Grade Oxfords
and Shoes, Special at $6.50
Fine, smooth, pliable calfskins, soft kidskins and
geed-looking grained calfskins are used in the two
dozen or se styles. '
Geed conservative street oxfords of the type that
men like best of all and are willing te pay most for,
are in several styles in black, brown and tan leathers.
Sports oxfords, with perforations, stitching and
fancy cut edges are also included, with comfortable
blucher kidskin shoes and oxfords.
Splendid assortment and the workmanship is as
thoroughly geed and reliable as the leathers.
Almest all sizes in each style.
(Oallerj-, Market)
Chemises and
Bleemers, 55c
Fresh new things nt a very
low price.
Envelope chemises are of
white nainsoek finished with
embroidery edging. 55c.
Bleemers and step - in
drawers are in pink or white
and show a touch of embroid
ery done in colors. 5ec.
(Central)
Junier Girls' Middies
and Shirtwaists, $1
When shirtwaists at a dollar
are as pretty as these, they will
be chosen quickly for girls of 8
te 14. Made of voile, lawn and
batiste, most of them have touches
of color en the cellars and cuffs.
Regulation white jean middies
have braid-trimmed cellars and
cuffs. Cuff-hem middies, that be
many girls like for sports wear,
have plain cellars nnd cuffs.
Plenty of Coel Voile
Frecks, $1.50 and $2
Ginghams, $1 and $1.50
Dozens of youthful styles of
checked and plaid gingham and
some of the prettiest, coolest
voiles aie in tones of red, blue,
green, pink, etc. 8 te 14 years.
(Market)
Dainty Net and
Organdie Guimpes
$1 and $1.50
Women nnd girls like these
pretty guimpes with Peter Pan
cellars or square necks, te wear
with slip-en dresses and sweaters.
(Central)
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Gingham Slip-en
Frecks, $1
Lewest pi ice yet for such pretty
frocks. They're of two-tone
checked (rintrhani in nlni- hiim
lavender, tan or red, usually with
a line of black woven thieugh
them. Poekets. nm.hni .....i
neck are bound with white nnd the
wnoie is finished with a shiny
black belt.
(Central)
Underwear Crepe,
25c Yard
Fer dainty, practical warm
weather underclothes, this is
enl1, Jn pi,n,k lemtm nn(l white,
30 inches wide.
White Longcleth, $1.00 for
10-Yard Piece
A geed, durabl weight that is
86 inches wide.
(Central)
Vacation Luggage
U.X IX
Shiny Black
Hat Bexes, $5
These boxes are 18 inches
across and will accommodate
two hats ns well as a number
of small articles which can be
put in the pockets.
Of black enameled duck with
tan or black trimmings and
cretonne linings.
Week-end
Cases, $5
18, 20, 22 and 24 inch bl
Cewhidp.
Suitcases, $9.50
Men like these cases, par
ticularly. Of smooth tan cowhide,
strong nnd durable, they have
straps al around nnd wide,
long-wearing handles of thd
type seldom found en anv hut
expensive luggage.
Extra-Deep
Suitcases, $6.50
,i!!!ack, "UIeled duck enses
with black leather handles.
, -, ..u -, ,L. U1i luuiner corners and strnnJ
enamel suitcases with lnntbem1 all nm,,,i ruJ.L ""PS
corners and handles. Th " ieurh te held quite a wnn
cases have excellent liij&ttiftobe and each has a trav In
double locks arid croterino 24, 20, 28 and 30 inch bW
a&nifffi PCketS in thu gUnk?"8 n,mSt "
. (Central)
New Sports Hats
$3 te $5
A smart simplicity character
izes them.
White felts premise te be very
popular for August. They are
plainly tailored or embroidered
with wool (usually in white, also).
Grosgrain ribbon hats are light
and very comfortable, as well as
fashionable. A variety of shapes
in white and navy.
BlacK velvet is making an early
entry, but is used in becoming
moderation; for example, one hat
has a crown of white silk braid
nnii ?, n'?'ew upturned brim of
soft black velvet.
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