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t ..a 4medlum slae nalei in mj
pecUt jcstidJay and after supper I wai
Uklns n wnwk with pep and usklnir
him dlffrcni questions without pep
nrln en account of him thinking te
! himself about something, and I took
he nates out of my peckit te, bee Jr
they was 8t,H ner nnd en e( tucm
xaidently dropped -In back e! pep and
mn quick tcrned erreund and looked
ind stuck his hands in his pecklta, aay
Inf, Wat the doece wis that, did you
hr eny money drop, Benny?
, Ne sir, I Md. Neg saying wat I did
heer, nnd we kepp en 'waking, pep
tying, I lese mere darn money threo
holes In my pecklta that I dent knew
enything about. And he started te feel
jn all his pecklta and jest then another
aile dropped en perpdse en account of
me dreplpng it, pep aaying, Cenfpwned
It Im aura I herd it that' time. '
And he started te leek all erreund,
rtjlng, I dnt 608 eything, Us very
Wich it was, eny pep dident knew
.. and we started te wnwk agen, me
fetltei sorry I eny had 2 mom nales,
ind prltty aoen I dropped another one,
pep Haying, There, did you heer eny
nener drop that time?
Ne sir, I ed, and pope sed, Are you.
ilcff or wat? and I seu, X bet you 'a
dime none dropped, de yen wunt te
btt. pep? Being a geed chance te
ii nke a dime, nnd pep ted, Hew can 1
bit en something we cant prove? and
I sed, Well if I can prove they was
juIcb Justed of! money de I win the
dime? .
Wat? pep Bed.
Sir? I sed. ,-....
Open that hand, pep seJ. Wich I
Hid, and wat was in it but the lart mile.
nd pep made me keep en drepipng it
and 'picking it up for 5 mere blocks,
tiling all the fun out of it and giving
ne a feme tired feeling In the back.
Proving blmUs and pleasure dent
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JONES' SHOES
Headquarter for Heye and Glrlt
Prices $2.45 te $2.85
2752 Germantown Ave.
HAIR DRESSING
HOT OIL Treatments, $1
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JENNY SELTZER'S SAL
929 Chtitnut St.! fteem 20
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Electric and Steam Mating
Salt Rube i ,
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SLEEPING ROOMS NO TIPPINt
81I.8S NORTH BROAD 8TRKST
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BeCarefulWhat Yeu Wash
Your Child'. Hair With
If you want te keep your child's
linir in geed condition, be careful
what you wash it with.
Most soaps and prcpnrcd ulinm ulinm ulinm
poes contain tee much alkali. Till
dries the scalp, hiakes the hair
brittle, and Is very harmful. Mul
Hlfied cocennut oil shampoo (which
is pure nnd entirely grcaselm), la
much better than anything else
you can ukp for shampooing, as
this can't possibly injure the hair.
Simply put two or three tca tca tca
fcpoenfuls of Mulsifled in a cup or
glass with a little warm water, then
moisten the hair with water and
tub it in. It will make un abun
dance of rich, crenmy lather, nnd
cleanse the hair nnd Kcalp thor
oughly. The lather rinses out eas
ily, und removes every particle of
dust, dirt, dandruff nnd excess oil.
'.The hair dries quickly and evenly,
and it leaves it flne and silky,
bright, fluffy and easy te manage.
Yeu can get Mulstfled cocennut
oil shampoo at any drue Htnr. it
is very cheap, and a few ounces is
eneugu te last every one in the
family for months. Be sure your
druggist givesyeu Mulsifled. Adv.
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1530 Locust St.
New Housekeeping
Apartment
Heuse
S. E. Cor.
16th and
Locust
S t r e ets.
A b solute
flrepre e f
buil dine,
S e v e ral
Apart
ment
available,'
desirable Doctors'
Offices. Inspection invited.
All modern equipment.
Refrigerators, laundry,
separate maids' quarters.
Private Branch Exchang
Many New Feature
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Novelty Erribrefdwry Ce.
15 N. 10th St, 1007 Filbert St.
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1807 Chetbitit SbtteA
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Trained NursJt In AtUndance
The shop of unusual service and
' volute.
Spruce 2193
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OIL METHOD V
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Big, leett Natarel Weem J
102 S. 13th Street S
KtnnMr Bltf. Take Kltvata
Fkeetit Waiaat ftiMMS
Wonder Offering
Te Greet the Early Fall!
Ultra modish
English Spert Coats
fSS Vain, far
$35
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Thzy tf Netice the Flaver"
At Fashionable Events
PHILAMIPHWS unrivalled
"" park and suburban districts
furmsh an ideal setting for
fymliny events that attract fashion
able
At the pole tournaments, at the
bone shows, and the river regattas,
the spectators are the class of people
who knew quality and insist upon it
whether purchasing a pair of
gloves or a limousine.
Use most luxurious meter cars,
die best-tailored clothes, the best of
everytiiing and only the best is
found at these gatherings ' of
fashion.
It is significant that SUPPLEE
ICE CREAM is found at nearly all
of these functions.
It means that society folk realize
that it is net necessary te seek an
exclusive caterer te obtain rich,
smooth, delicious ice cream.
This same geed ice cream is
always available, everywhere. And
it costs no mere than any ether
reputable ice cream.
seldom equaled never excelled
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Wanamaker's Down Stairs Sterq
Sale of "Specialty Shep Sweaters
Central Aisle
Dark Silk Petticoats, $3
Seme arc of clinging' silk Jer
sey with ruffled hiessallne or
pleated Jersey Bilk flounces in
contrasting colors, ethers are of
soft, "whlspery" silk taffeta.
Black and dark colors te wear
with Autumn and Winter frocks.
Women's Extra-Size
Underclothes, 55c
Geed white muslin ones cut en
generously full lines and neatly
trimmed with embroidery edging,
hemstitching or lace.
Corset covers, short petticoats
and open drawers all obtainable
at this one price.
Topless Corsets, $1.50
Medium length, lightly boned
style that young girls and slender
women will find comfortable for
nll-thc-time wear.
Pink broche With elastic tops.
. Cntral Alila)
$4.25 and $6:50
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Lily of France
Corsets Just Half
Price at $5
An exceptionally attrac
tive discontinued model in
a medium bust style with
inserts of silk clastic and
cut higher in the back and
long in the skirt. Made of
fine, strong pink-figured
broche, well, but net tee
heavily, boned nnd com
plete with three sets of
hose supporters. Limited
number. Sizes 22 te SO.
(Down BUIra Stere, Central)
A leading sweater manufacturer
who designs almost entirely for
small, exclusive specialty shops, has
turned ever te us an interesting collec
tion of "oddments."
Seme are "experiments" that are
very pretty but tee expensive te sell
regularly at a profit.
Seme are successful styles sold' down
te a few of a kind.
Seme are in all sizes and very de
lightful colors.
All mv nwnv liplniv atnnrlnTvI r!ifB
.... , . ... $42. 5(J50 S42.
They are made of the finer sorts of wool yarns and many are mixed with mohair or
artificial silk.
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The Sweaters at $4.25
are in slip-en or Tuxedo style. White,
pale blue, gray, henna, jockey, jade,
Copenhagen and navy. .
Plain or with two, three and vari
colored combinations, some with stripes
or checks, some with borders.
The Sweaters at $6.50
are copies of hand-made sweaters, and
there are many one-of-a-kind novelties.
Mostly slip-ens.
Suitable for Gifts
because they are all perfect and all fresh.
(Down Stairs Stere, Central)
Quite the Best and Nicest Leeking Street
Shoes for Women We Have Had This
Season te Sell at $4.25
New shoes, made specially for this season's selling in the Down Stairs Shee Stere.
Conservative, every-day-in-the-week styles, all with the newly-returned-te-favor Cuban
heels with rubber heels attached.
Patent Leather One-Strap Pumps. Black Kid Oxfords.
Tan Leather One-Strap Pumps. Tan Leather Oxfords.
The styles are quite nice enough te wear with any street costume, and the welted
soles make them stout enough for all weathers.
(Down Statri Stere. Chestnut)
Many Sports Coats
$13.50 te $35
Hundreds of fine warm coats in
the Down Stairs Stere undoubt
edly the best we have ever had at
these prices! '
Better materials, better work
manship, even better styles.
Tan sports coats with suede
cloth lining are $13.60.
Chinchilla coats lined through
out with silk are $16.7(
Herringbone tweed coats are $20
and $22.50.
Tan sports coats, mostly with
silk linings, are $18.50, $23.50,
$25, $27.50, $29 and $35.
Plaid-back tweed coats are
$2.7.50.
Wintry-looking homespun coats
with nubs of bright colors are
especially attractive at $27.50
and $29.
(Down Stair Stere, Market)
148 Styles of Dresses te
Cheese Frem at $10 te $15
Taking the census of some of the inexpensive Autumn
dresses in the Down Stairs Fashion Stere today there are:
39 styles of dresses at $10. .
9 styles of dresses at $10.50.
27 styles of dresses at $10.75.
29 stles of dresses at $11.50.
21 styles of dresses at $13.7."i.
23 styles of dresses at $15.
Dresses with long sleeves and
long skirts. Dresses with elbow or
three-quarter sleeves. Dresses with
wide or narrow skirts. Dresses of
sil-k or wool, crepe de chine, satin
back crepe, Canten crepe, crepe
meteor, tricetine, Peirct twill and
wool crepe. Blue, black, brown and
some in taupe.
Dresses trimmed with braid, em
broidery, beads, fageting, kinder
garten bands, pleated panels or
very beautifully plain.
Dresses in sizes 1G te 44 and
some in extra sizes.
Practically all these dresses
have come from the workrooms
within the last month and many
within the last few days.
(Down Stalra Stere, Market)
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When a Man Wants a
Suit of Clethes
he doesn't want te have te "shop 'round," He wants te be
able te go straight into a store, tell the clerk the sort of a
suit he needs and the price he thinks he should pay, find his
size and, likely as net, walk out with the suit in a box under
his arm.
That's Exactly What a Man Can De With These
All-Weel Wanamaker Suits at $25
in the Down Stairs Stere for Men, en the Gallery, one flight
down from Market Street. -
Because they are Wanamaker suits they are absolutely
all-wool by actual chemical test and will give the service
that only all-wool clothing can give. The styles are con
servative the sort solid business men select. Patterns and
colors are geed, including plain blues and desirable indefinite
mixtures. Weights arc right for new and later.
Separate Trousers, $5 and $7.50
Large assortment of separate trousers in patterns and colors
likely te "jnatch up" with a man's last year's coat and vest. All all
wool. (Down Malrs Stere for Men, en te Gallery, Market)
Rather Different! Women's
Tailored Suits at $25 te $38.50
Begin with a suit of geed vcktur with a rich border of
embroidery and a ceUar of nutria or moleskin. It comes
in brown or black, and the price is $27.50.
Suits with bread, loose panels elaborately embroidered
also have nutria cellars and pocket trimming at $38.50.
Pretty broadcloth suits with long straight coats and
rather wider skirts than usual are lined with crepe de chine
at $25. They are in either brown or dark blue.
(Down Stelm Mere, Market)
Warm Negligees of Corduroy or
Albatross Are $6.50
Women's Gingham
Heuse Dresses, $2
Fresh striped and cheeked gingham aresses in the popular Billie
Burke style. Cut straight and full, with white linene or self-color
cellar, cuffs and pocket flaps. Anether style dress, with gathered
Bklrt and sash, has rickrack trimmed self cellar and plain color vest
and pocket flaps. Blue, brqyn, green, lavender and block. Sizes
3G te 40. 7
(IewT Stalra St.re, Market)
Fine Big Deuble-Bed Size All-Wooi
Plaid Blankets; $8.50 Pair
Their maker assures us that at the present price of
wool they would cost almost this price te manufacture.
They were ordered when wool was a geed deal cheaper,
and are exceptional at this "special" price.
Blue, pink, black and tan plaids en white grounds or black en red
grounds. Mohair binding. ' 70x80 inches.
Unusual All-Weel Blankets, $8 te $10 Pair
$8 pair for all-wool white blankets with pink or blue borders,
GGx80 inches. Bound hems.
$10 pair for all-wool white blankets wth pink or blue borders,
70x80 inches. Bound hems.
$10 pajr for block plaid blankets that could net be replaced at se
low a figure. 70x80 inches. Tan, red, black, blue, rose and gray.
(Down Stalra Stere, Central)
Seft, warm and becomingly colorful, they combine the
service and comfort of a bathrobe with the prcttiness of a
negligee.
Wide wale cordme.v iebe- in full-shirred style, belted and
pocketed.
Chenille coidurey lobes m atiaight, teat-like lines, with a
becoming rolled cellar, sash and pockets. Levely flower shades
orchid, lese, Copenhagen, cherry, purple and wibtaria, with a velvety.
shimmery-Bheen lubtcr like frost.
Weel albatross negligees, light and warm and graceful, elaborate
with scallops and embroidery. Hese, Copenhagen and wistaria.
(Iteuii NtMlrs Merr, t'enlral)
9x12 Feet Is the Most Popular
Rug Size These Are
Moderately Priced, Toe
A 9xl2-foet rug fits the average fleer, either all
the way te the baseboard or with allowance for berders.
That is the reason there are mere sold of this size
than any ether.
Geed kinds are here in attractive patterns and
colors.
9 x 12-ft. wool and liber rugs, $12.50 and $15.
9 x 12-ft. velvet rugs, $35 and $47.50.
9 x 12-ft. Axminster rugs, $38.50, $42.50, $47.50
and $57.50. T
9 x 12-ft. Wilten rugs, $67.50, $84ind $92.50,
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