8- OV- ..l u i. ' T j "i "v rrir-Mp warviFx VffltiW ' :T&1 f:,wrmikv Vfeftfv , . - ' 7rA JM mpwrmfefr bb. J. ni A. W. Btdmtr J j Where. Cleafta Come Frem Clouds are nothing mera or less than lit or relumei of elerated vapor, ' Klited by tht condensation' of the riterr vapor In the. air Inte minute JTjebuIe of water, ?hey are formed Wheth the evaporation of water at the Hh' auriace. When we eee what vre call mist, we ... ,,eng clouds forming, but .gener 11. the vapors that make the clouds J"go thin that they are Invisible. As tills mist or vapor ascends through h air. It becomes cooled, Is formed info a denser body and we are able te JUi it The rensen why clouds de net Slicend te earth, through the force J imitation after the mist has L,m. condensed, Is due te the fact ist the vapor forms Inte tiny vapor .V.i,M. When these have been warm- i hi the sun they become lighter than !i The lower parts of clouds par JisilT descend, but en meeting a warmer itmesphere they expand and becoming 1 dense, again ascend and become ielsed upon the air. There Is always vl iinwerd degree of atmospheric mo me J" upU8Cd by the diffusion of heat iSm'the earth surface. While there J. iie a downward movement of air ftmmur the place of that wWch baa mSSK' tht heat of the ascending .f; combined with its upward move ment, expands and floats the vapor of the clouds. . Tomorrow-Who Invented the Efcetrlc Tetcgrapht Adventures With a Purse OVER the tea cups at lunch wa get talking; somehow a cexy place and i cop of clear amber tea are conducive te talking, and we (tucked our watches under coat sleeves se the hands would move around unobserved. And she told tie that her dress slippers' needed a bit of dressing up. Rhinestone buckles were tee expensive, or at least the kind she nnted were, and that started an ex ploring tour. And it ended at a button counter with the purchase of two cut itccl buttons. "Ever se nice looking," die told me, "and, my dear, would you believe It, they looked just like the $4 ones and the two of them cost but sixty cents." r auntf dMM Mrf"! iWmi Pat Kdlttr or oheoe Wnlnat 8000 or Mala IMi CttiTMiiihe hears of 9 and a. own Wfeauci&is yiuWu&Uk 1$medelu(gVefautifflaSficialiy KNITTING WOOL Wonted 1 ce siut at Weel yne Per os. .. I Par ex. ... tM We'll fluairSena Ten Sample! HtaititcUag BEADS Enbreidrls Novelty Embroidery Ce. 15 N. 10th St 1007.FUbert St. WfiadcMwet " . astt. mi hammJI m Hiai nu. an xb uuuuu Silk ft Weel 19e an eance Rlniknlt Weel 3Se a ball Benda Trlmmlnti a Specialty N.llnnal Rrl A Art Slllr Cn 21 R. OTl! STREET Wnlnut 24(5 Jfall Ordtrt Filttd Promptly fLanell Permanent Waving Ste rameTtA from nmuoooia nmueooia nmuoeoia tnlly flysl asada nd INECTO RAPID applied Jy jam zpere. all swat saw wetx. IJN. W. THltEaiSftKi1 Jenes Arch Support Shoes 2752 Germantown Ave. Ladle' Fineet Viei Kid Comfert Shee, with 'Steel Areh Support, Rubber HeeU Attached. REAL NATURE'S COMFORT $0 AC All (lies Frem 2V, .() All width 2 te 10. at " THE TRAINED NURSE --INFANT. 3HOP 1807 Chestnut Street LAYETTES Frem ffnfetr Tin te lied All Arneld Knit .Geed at Lewer Prices Arneld Knit Gowns, .85 Spruce 21 A3 i i READ IN GOOD TASTE By Hareld Donald$en, Eberteitt' 1 1 i ii i tfcehttW eratef Coloring of Rugs The wondrous end Imperishable col orings in an Oriental rug, which im- nMHilSW attraJkt tW aa: triaMivaiH) careitHlmardl bm: the (Eastern dyer. Chemists have long sought in vain te duplicate tnse won derful dyes, which are made from In sects and various forms of native vegj etatlen. As the wool la dyed In very small quantities It sometimes happens that the supply of a certain color runs short. A fresh let has te be dyed, with the re sult that variation In tone occurs, for It Is impossible exactly te repro duce a given shade. This .variation usually Is found In the ground or field color, and lis a very characteristic fea ture In many fine Oriental rugi, adding te rather than detracting from their value. The colors most frequently 'used in Oriental rflgs are a royal purple, made from the juice of a shellfish ; henna or reddish orange, made from the henna plant; vermilion; produced by a se cret process from" sheen's bleed : va rieus shades of red obtained from the madder root : and many ahades of blue extracted from the berries of the Indigo plant, i ) - , ' Tomorrow "Designs atWl Symbols" -- - WYE NOTS tl By KAY KKAN v Net by OVead Alene Man lives net bj bread alone. Neither de husbands. , , , The masculine stomach i is jeply an integral part of man's anatomy and is net the only way te his heart. Heme of the things hubby does net thrive! en are nerve attacks ; curl papers at night; a boudoir cap In the morn ings; recitations of domestic diffi culties;, unpaid bills just before break fast of dinner ; coal en the furnace at Inopportune moments; signs of flying up ; a bored expression for stale jokes ; mid a heartless attitude toward 'pet pipes, old shoes and slippers, and that pair of gray striped trousers. Yeu may satisfy a man's stomach nnd he'll hunger again in four hours. Hut en unfavorable Imprcttslen lasts longer. Wives usually court divorce by turn ing their backs, after marriage en the personal niceties and devoting them selves aelclv te the setlsfvlnc of hub- 1 bio's pancreatic juices. ft- v r ''iM'l4X THE ADVERTISEMENTS where you can Set the best 'lues, then et your Start Ordtrt fro sa "WfitM rVte Temttiltm Marr'.ett Bres. ?U18 CHESTNUT ITREEP i nar si Number 1830 Seuth Rittenhouse Square Large Duplex Apart ment Including 5 Master Bedrooms and 3 Baths. 3 Maids' Reems and Bath. A n n 1 V in Qnnnvln- tendent en premises. 31 NTS DOMINIC VERANTI 1721 WALNUT STREET W jFi))l S x -7 DemtnUs I ' Creation 1 Deminic Announces the Formal Opening of His New ' Building, 1721 Walnut Street D REGRETTING the delay, due te the scarcity of the skilled labor necenart te :.L L:. L..:IJ:J r : lj . i . i . , . r iii tin wuiiunij), vuininic.DKu you weicems te nis new quarters, which he has fdshiened and planned into a tailerirui Mtahlishrhmt that will m.f your ever requirement Deminic also wishes te thank his valued patrons for their loyalty and con- siaeranen aunng the past few weeks, when he was forced te give the best serOice possible in the temporary small quarters. Deminic Creations for Fall and Winter Are New en Exhibition Deminic is new showing his own eiiginal models for fall and winter, and never before in his . history has he presented such a wonderful display of individual Suits and Topcoats. TWEED SUITINGS Designed by Deminic in his inimitable style many netf and individual materials. TAILOR F.n nnFSSFC; In Tricetine, Peiret twill and all the wanted materials from home and abroad. CHILDREN'S COATS Fer children from 3 te 14 years. In many distinctive materials tfith or without F,ur Cellars all models originated by Deminic. FALL AND WINTER SUITINGS AND TOPCOATS Embracing the finest importations from the world's best looms, each model portraying Deminic's interpretations of the latest fashions, DemtnUs our, fit an ptrion ptrien ally tuperinttntt the maMn$ of each and every garment. Illlllillllllllllllllllllllflllllllllllli i SHOPPING UPSTAIRS DEPARTMENT I WHY YOU SHOULD SHOP UPSTAIRS I These stores pay lowest rents. Their, overhead is greatly reduced. It costs them less, lets less, te de business. They pass-their savings ricrht en te you. Shopping up stairs means utmost in quality at lowest possible price te YOU. PHENOMENAL OFFERINGS!! Truly wonderful values in svelte-line topcoats and ex quisite dresses a remarkable assortment from which Milady may select. fattenSk 1703 Walnut St. PERFECT PERMANENT HAIR WAVING Artistically Individualized S15.00 up for front $25.00 complete bobbed head Lanell Precess Maisen Pelletier 1732 Chestnut Street National Jewelry Ce. 1026 Chestnut Street Makers of College, Scheel and Fraternity Pins B. M. Falkenhagen, Mgr. Belli rilbtrt TM E7iteni Xttn 7I1S Creater of' Styles SCHWARTZ The Tailor New at 1636 Walnut St. Ultra-Style Assured perfection of fit In svelte line tailored dresses, well groomed topcoats and modish suits nt very pleasing prices 1 nfARINELLO I C )ITA A h 1 1 r aw m M RAUS 0PP 1616 Walnut Phene Sprue 4S0S Face and Neck Contouring Muscle Strapping FicUU, Mired Wavtnr. Sclp n BiU Trtmenti, MtnlctirlDi. Electreljrri- Hair Coloring RAPID INEOTO METHOD OBAY, STHEAKED AND FADED HAIB PESMAMENTI.Y COLOBED IM 15 MINUTES PERMANENT HAIR WAVINO, BY THE FAMOUS OIL SYSTEM Max J. Nathan THE DIRECT FURRIER 1422 Walnut Street New would be n geed time te attend te your FUIt WANTS and have them ready when the COLD weather comes. I import nil skins myself and personally supervise the' work for you. Spruce 5873 us . i eni the Mill., bmj SAVE MIDDLEMAN'S PROFIT SPECIAL SALE THURSDAY ffeWr 111 'A DRESSES I'elret Twill and -iricntinp. SUITS Ktrnlirht Ttlcetlin, lined. 1 In . 811k '15 Value (COATS rl11 :k i.urtiarole Cl0t) j 53S00 en Land T,r,A., ".JrtA"V. D". theie Teati. SllIU or I)r.... worth te S34 fSr S.I, ,""" PHILADELPHIA GARMENT COMPANY Take Elevator Anniversary Sale! Beautiful Strap Pumps (In many leathers) Only. $5 DeBruner & Emery 31 S. 15th Street ELITE CLOTHES for ELITE WOMEN Ifw At Real Savings I'arlalan inednla and our own orlflnatleui. 8 PSC.I AL Fur Trimmed Belivia Ceat, $75 Ileautlfiilly rtlteil pur pur aennll) All te enr oriler. S. BITTERS Arttit'e Tailor & Furrier 209 S 13th St. FOOD Geed, wholesome home-cooked feed excellently served, perfect ly prepared at prices that appeal te the particular purse. Alcott Lunch Roem 135 Se. nth St. Phenomenal Sale Wondrous Creations Dresses of Peiret Twill, Satin-Faced Canten Crepe, etc. $22.50 & 123 S. 13th St. YOUR ELECTRIC FAN! It has done geed work this summer. Fer a very moderate charge we will store it for you and keep it In such geed shape that it will give you BETTER service for many summers te come. S. SHELBY & CO 801 Cheitnut St. Wanamaker s Down Stairs Sterel invites you te come and see'he'w pleasant inexpensive shopping can be. Yes, indeed, there is plenty of washed fresh air and the lights are bright eVieugh te see well and the aisles are straight and wide. , ... ..iu Tvr..w It's Wanamaker's Down Stairs Stere net a cellar and there are direct entrances at both Market , and Chestnut Streets, as well as 48 elevators and 10 stairways leading from the Main Fleer of Wana- maker's Ali the merchandise is low or moderately, priced and qualities are of the satisfactory sort known as "Wanamaker-standard." ' , Reman-Stripe Blankets at $6 Each The filling is all-wool ; the warp is cotton, making the blankets specially durable. In gaily blended Reman stripe patterns with garnet, gray, navy and' brown predominating. Net only useful for warm covering en a bed, but for couch covers, all sorts of decora tive uses, for automobile robes and for sports blankets te carry te football' ' games and the like. 66x80 inches. (Down Stair Stere, Central) All-Weel Blankets and Down-Filled Quilts, $10 Since these fine all-wool blankets and quilts were contracted for, the actual wholesale cost of wool has gene up considerably, se $10 is an increas ingly "special" price for them. $10 pair for 70x80-inch nil-wool white and plaided-whlt blankets. $10 for 72x80-inch nll-woel filled quilts with plain sateen backs and borders and fig ured sateen tops in all desirable colors. $10 for 72x72-inch down-filled quilts, cov ered en both sides with pretty floral sateen.' (Down Stain Stere, Central) Sale of Children's Stockings, 15c Mere than a third less for fine ribbed .stoekings for children of 1 te 14 years who wear sizes 6 te 10. Geed, strong sturdy stockings that are soft and nice te the touch. 1200 pairs in black, 1200 pairs in cordovan. All sizes te start with in the morning. First quality. (Down Stairs Stere, Central) Women's Spe.cial Mecha and Capeskin Gloves, $2 and $2.50 Distinctly seasonal, well - made gloves at a full third less than the standard price. Kinds that will prob ably leek well throughout the entire season, because they are unusually durable. $2 for one-clasp gloves of soft Arabian mocha, in lovely shades of gray and beaver brown. Out-seam sewn, with spear-point backs; some with self-color or black em broidery. $2.50 for 8-butten-lenRth capeskin gloves, in tan and brown. Pliable, well-worked skins make them fit easily, and they are washable. (Down fitttlm Stere, Ontrnl) Men's and Women's Cotten Umbrellas $1 and $2 $1 for strong well-made cotton umbrellas, that will stand the strain of hard "every day" use. Geed steel frames. Plain handles with white or colored bakelite rings or silk wrist cords. Men's have creek or opera handles. $2 for attractive-looking umbrellas, cov ered with tape-edged American taffeta (all cotton). Bakelite handles, rings, tips and ferrules, and completing silk cases make them as distinctive looking as much mere expensive ones. Men's have creek handles, , and plain lerruies. . (Down Stairs Stere, Market) Beaver Calf and Pin Seal Bags in Smart Peuch Shape, $3 On the Down Stairs Stere Central Aisle Made of leathers that have been carefully treated until they are beauti fully soft and pliable. The gathered folds are caught into an almost severely plain metal framework, while silken cords and tassels form the handles. All are attractively Hned and fitted with mirror and inside purse. Tan, gray and seal brown in the beaver calf. Navy, brown and black in the pin seal. Other handbags at $3 are of mo rocco, pin seal and ether leathers in envelope shape with tabs that fasten ever and keep one's belongings secure ly fastened in! A New Let of Geed Steel Scissors, 50c Scissors with gauges for cutting button holes accurately. Leng, delicately pointed ones that will cut clear down te the tip ends.. Blunt ones particularly geed for cutting delicate fabrics because there are no sharp points te tear holes. "Sterk" scissors tinv ones that nre universal favorites for all kinds of hand sewing. Stamped 5-Piece Luncheon Sets, 75c and $1 Ne wonder people like them! Such homey little designs for applique or em broidery are stamped en the unbleached muslin or white linene sets. They are neatly boxed for gift purposes, tee. 36-inch cloth ana 4 napKins. (lliiHM Ktnlrn Stere, Ontrnl ANIe) S A Ml TiT$16.75 iiu j pJJ'i A $22.50 Taffeta Slips, $3.S5 Maker's remainder of the shorter lengths suitable for women who are net very tall or for young girls. Black only. Sateen Slips, $1 te $3 Extra sizes, -16 te b'l, in twill bateen blips in black or navy; made in the longer lengths. Regular sizes in thee slips, $2. Slips at $1 Practical everyduy sateen slips In black, navy, brown or white, yes, in the new longer lengths, mi i '?', ,1 1 a ' ' V l : i i t. i mwjj. ; S3 S3.85 at fl. Silk Petticoats. Sneciallv PHrpH s Embroidered all-silk jersey petticoats with scalloped edges in j?reen nur ple, black ami navy. Plain satin with hemstitched hems. Accordion-pleated jersey with flounce taped in contrasting colors pictured. Changeable talleta with embroidered and scalloped flounces. Lengths 32 te 36 inches . (Huwtii htulr Htere, Central) ' - Women's "Silk-to-the-Tep" Full- ashiened Stockings, $1.75 We could net match them regularly at a third mere! That indicates hew reed thev are! Made of clear, even silk of medium weight-the sort one likes for "best" or te away. Silk from top te tee-but with the fe-t and top having lisle thnads woven in tn make the silk still mere durable. They no a maker's clcarawny and we hav enfi a few hundred pairs for some fortunate people wh-i like te de their sheppin" early y Black only. All regular sizes te start with. whi0 tuuy. (Down Ntnlr Stere, Central) This Beautiful Fur Ceat Is of Persian Paw With Kelinsky Dyed Ringtail Cellar and Cuffs at $185 It is 45 inches long and is altogether a wrap of which any woman could be proud. Net only is it beautiful, but the fur, taken from the paws of Persian lambs, is uncommonly durable and makes a strong, serviceable coat for many s Beaeen. Other Persian paw coats, 40 inches long, start at $140 and go te $225. The Fur Shep also specializes a number of ether exceedingly effective coats of Wanamaker standard quality at particularly moderate prices. Marmet sports coats, $90. Marmet sports coats with raccoon cellar and cuffs, $140 and $150. Natural muskrat sports coats, $125. Nearseal coats (dyed ceney) with gray squir rel or beaver, $190. Fine Fur Neckpieces at Moderate Prices Japanese marten one or two skin scarfs, $25 te $60. Stene marten scarfs, $35. Mink scarfs, $30 and $37.50. (Down Stain Stere, Market) Speaking of Inexpensive Pretty Frecks They Start at $10 In the Down Stairs Fashion Stere Se often one hears the remark, plaintively made, perhaps, "I WISH I knew where I could find really nice, well-made frocks at a quite low price!" Here they are well made, well cut and care fully styled and the prices are delightfully moderate. Beginning at $10 there are nice Peiret twills, serges and' tricetines. Seme embroidered, some trimmed with fagot-like braiding, some distinc tively plain. At $10 te $13.50, there is an excellent assort ment of both silk and cloth frocks, including mod els of crepe de chine, Canten erepe . and satin. Draped and tailored models. Beginning at $15 and en up te $20, there are frocks of wool crepe, Canten crepe, crepe de chine, Russian crepe, wool epenge, charmeuse, satin-back crepe and velveteen, as well as cloth dresses of the distinctly better sort. Trimmings include the most attractive of col ored braidings and embroideries, unusual girdle ornaments, pretty sleeve and girdle treatments, graceful side draperies and fly ing panels. Navy, brown and black predominate, but in many instances the trimmings lend a distinctly gay note of color. (Down Htnlrs Stere, Market) The Sports Coats That Most Women Are Asking Fer at $16.75 te $32.50 Only the ether day a customer was overheard te inquire, "Where are your sports coats? A friend of mine told me you had quite the best assortment in town." She was directed te the whole section devoted te sports coats, where she found among ether things: Seft chinchilla coats in chew and tan, lined throughout with .satin, at $16.75. Diagonal tweeds, satin lined, skeleton lined with silky serge or plaid-back, in blue, brown and gray, at $20. Very finely napped chinchillas in tan, chew and brown and mixed herringbones, tweeds, beautifully lined with peau de cygne and warmly interlined, at $22.50 te $27.50. Exceptional novelty tweed coats in unusual diagonal block weave, with wide sleeves, raglan shoulders, belted front and loose back at $32.50. Lined and interlined. (l)enn Stairs Stere, Market) Women's Satin Princess Slips Specially Priced, $3.85 Extra Quality Radium or Satin Slips, $5 There isn't any garment quite se convenient as a Princess slip. It takes the place of the usual camisole and petticoat. It gives long straight lines with out any waistline. It gives a pleasant sense of being well dressed under neath as well as outside. Here are complete silk slips of the proper lengths at the usual prices of a silk petticoat 1 Satin Slips, $3.85 - Black or navy satin with shir ring at the side as shown in the picture. Lengths te 49 inches. Ribbon-run tops. Radium or Satin Slips, $5 Unusually geed quality of radium which wears exceptional ly well. Radium, of course, is that beft, slippery bilk ever which every sort of garment leeks well. Satin slips, a little heavier, in the came s-tyle. Beth silks in black, brown or navy and in the new longer lengths. Tub Silk Slips, $3.85 Flesh or white tub silk slips with Deris hems; mostly the shorter lengths v 'im? ji V V ME m JW , czaQBI 1 , ,. I .1 . Yj" .SK'lfgH W. ,l;,,f ?..", .I'-Jj'. f-,r, U. ' 'f-. ,JV' i 'I . A
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