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EVENING PUBLIC LEDGERA-PHILADELPHIA. SATURDAY. OOTOBEK "11, 10U2
i
IVtc Weman's Exchange
Sending Invitations
fa the Editor of WomeV raeel
Dear HUilam I nm having a Hnltow Hnltew
Mn pnrty nnd I nm petns te send writ
ten nvltiitleit. I would npprecliite It
If you would be no l;lml na te tell me
What Makes Rain
Unln Is the vapor of the clouds
which, becoming cendenned bv n fall
in tcmppMttirc, forms Inte drops of
yntcr. In ether words, rain is simply
the return te the mrlii In tlie form nf
t nice way te decorate the nete-pnper I water of the moisture which has been
rA word the Invitations. Plense tell
the meaning of the name Madge.
MADOC.
Use yellew correspendenco cards, nnd
t)t a row of witch nnd black cat stick
ers acresi the top. The Invitations may
rttd. "Yeu are cordially Invited te be
rnt at a gathering of the witches
On the. night of October 3!." Alse put
"II. 8. V. I." and your addrcrs cm the
rd.
Mndge li a nickname for Margaret,
Which means a pearl.
Wants Lively Garnet
ffc th Editor e Weman's 1'aar:
Dear Madam Would jeu kindly tell
me through your most helpful column
S a few geed. Jelly games te he played
.! rluu meetings The club consists of
iJ; nd clrls. and they wlsli come
mely games t play during the ineet-
tnvti Iliner me kuiiiijm vir u. uicana ui
ebtalnlng tnem
fluid.
it you'll send me your full name and
iddress en a stamped envelope, with a
reaucst for the kind of games you wnnt,
will he rullv appre-
DOROTHY T. 13.
. if.
Can Veu Tell?
By R. J. and A. W. Iiedmtr
nbserbed bv the nlr In the form of
vnnnr, or clouds.
The nearer one gets te the Equator
the heavier the fall of rain. This Js
because the het air nbserhs a great
nineunt of vapor. Itlslng Inte the
higher regions of the atmosphere the
vapors are suddenly condensed bv the
cold currents from the poles Inte heavy
rains. Sometimes, although rarely, we
find rain without the presence of clouds.
This Is caused by a sudden change In
the weather from wnrm te cold, which
causes the moisture of the air te fall
te earth without the nrcsence of cloud
formation. Heme parts of the earth i
are rainless, due entirely te the fact
that they are situated In tropical or
torrid latitudes, nnd at n great distance
from the ocean, se that the ntmesphere
In these nleces is nnttirnllr In n con- I
tiimully dry state. Mountainous local
ities nre mere rainy than fiat ones,
becausu the mountains attract the
clouds. Alse the clouds that are fly
ing low nre borne against the sides of
the mountains and directed upward,
where they meet with cold currents of
-
Monday, in Wanamaker's Down Stairs Stere,
Trimmed Coats at $38.50, $58.50, $65
Tweed and Pole Coats at $16.50
New Fur
New
(I'll surelv sec that you get them, for I ,
nave a very geed list, with direction "
for playing each ene It la tee lone te 'Monday Who Disci
publish here. . Ac( fi
Discovered
Acid Gas
Carbonic
IV MEUOKfAM
tirvDlltlSOV. tn lining memerv of
fiber si. mi" rATium-MOTHUt.
Mber
DEATHS
23eati)g
in--, "i '
i'chn Hoca
SMZUIKT
0-eJ nlfe
ADAMS On Tursilnv ecnlm?. Oct. 17,
lfli" nt the residence nr ner miner. -Mr.
HOK.in - V. '. V.,. 7
.Til llliruicj llvu.-s i',L.in, ."--
ifn of J. Trunk Adams. .Ir.. 'it
PhllmMDlilu. Tn )unirnl hetil from nhme
irtdrfM Filda. urt., SO- m - i it in
terment In ht. Juhn'n Cemeterj. Terente
ITlEASLnV. Oct. SO. ll-'2. I.IDVK A.,
wlf" et Ueeree r'm!ey. Funi-nil services
Tiif" 2 P SI renltenre nt her minbunil.
SOt Ferm nt . Camden. N. J Int. vrlwite.
Arlington 'em. lrlcnd may call Mm . 7
"nEnillV-Depnrteil thin lite Oct. 2 A 1'I2I.
4 30 v. n t'A'iiiAiti.M: 111:1:111;. 2117 c
Cumtwrlam! t. Due i.otlce et funeral it ven.
UHKN.VN. Oct. HI. 1(12.'. JOHN V.
DRENNAN. con of Jami J. nnd Citharlnc
l'rinnnn. mteil "7. Itctntlici' unit frlcmli.
tlae LtniU" of the Hncreil Heart, nre In
!teJ tn ftltrnil funeral Jtenrtuy. 8 A. M..
frum rerlilfnw. 11.30 . lth et. Kel'lnn
hlch nm of ri-uulrm at St. Thern m
Aijutnan Church 0 30 A. M. Interment llelv
CreM I'emeterj.
imr.Triir.it. Oct. in. 1022, maiiv.
widow of Jehn lin-tcher lulathri ntul
frtendu are Invited te nttenil funeral erv
leen. Men . 2 I'. M.. liarleri of V. Hew en 4.
Ben, 1018 .". 2d t. Int. mlMile. Turn
weed Cem ,
DfHItMAr. Oct. 10. CLAYTON C . hui.
lnil of Mnr K. Ilithrman ItelntlNes und
frlfllds lnlted te attend funeral htvIi es.
8un. .10 V M. nt Mi Inle rev'dence, 2541
B. lflth ft. Int nt Mjcrinllle. .Mil
InnlXK HuddeiiU O' I. 111. IDA A
wife of Jehn II. llutler ' Helathes in I
frlendi arc Imlt'd te attend funeral tr
tiei. Sun . 0 I' M . Inte n-ild nce. I.'.i 1:
Oiraru ne. int .it jiurMimn
KI.IIIN At Itndnnuhelm. Oermnnv, en
July 1. 1H22. J'HII.II' KLEIN', of Philadel
phia. Kurlher netlie of the funeral wilt he
r!in. from the ether II. Hair inlt 1820
Chentnut et
r !I.,.'!kN?. (nf" rticfr). Oe. 20. tf:2.
CATIIAUIMJ. f,. ,,t Jim nb Kehlhns. In hr
"jth ,,eRr- r.ilsthn nnd friends I.iillps'
Aid Seelety of the I'lirlnthlin Menue I.iith
einn church, are Invited te attend funeral
unices. 1 ue. 2 i .M., at hi r late real
deme, S20 s- nu, Bt jt. riiate. WmI
Liuret Mill (Vm.
Kitir:er:n. ect is, ie22, ni.izAnr.Tii. '
ulfe of the let Jehn Krlegcr. In her e.td
'?;" ItelitlMs and flends ere lnlted te
mend funnnl Henlcef, Snt , 3 I'. XL. at
her dauRhler'a residence. UJ7 13. Prlce t . I
Oermanteun Int. Oreenmeunt Ccm.
Li:i:si:a Oct m. alici:. ife of wiuinm
A. I.ireser (nee Oett). HeImUm and frlendi
InMiei te m.rlrei Jinn , 1 , from her
imrents' rrnldenc, ICOO rmlck at. Jla-ia-
i :,"', "" privniii. ve"tminster rem.
''r.'!'.1'! .,!"14' c,,l H"" "tier 7 I'. M.
LOLI.L'll On Oel 111 lU.'J. CA1HAU1VR
'I-.. UlilOW nf ItnlirTt It. Lrtllnp Hurt tn,
n Slendnv iifternein ai 2 ii'cIih l nt th !
Oilier It nalr Illds 1S20 Chestnut at. In
u inent at .Mnnuinint li-milur.
rf,f:2,V'"VIi T.0cl- 1(i I"--- CATIIKIHNi:. I
?i,M?hU'ri.? -V""' n,ul ,h'" I0"" Binlel Mc- '
..""V "'latlMs mid frlenda are Invited tn
attend funcrnl. Wat . N 'III A. M.. from her
r,iii,,,,"V "'" ::! y" '''Bl'lnciitt st. Solemn
requiem mans ut fliureli of the Ascenalun
in A. .M. pieti8el. Im. Hely .scpukhre
tern. .
liJ'niiv;. i fiu',,I?n1, ct ,T- ,02-'
..' ., ") ' . "eleM-il Fen of AMhnr. nnd
I .itluir ne Mniree (nee 11X.1I) Itelatlxes
and . frliniH, nlue Hidj Nunie Suert, are
Invit.'d te ntii nd funeral, Mendiy. S .10
ft JJ ;reni hla rlllentR reldencc. 27(17
ii' ''Taeler nt Solemn reiiulcm mam lit
the Visitation B. V. M. Chtinh 10 A s"
1ir.clsel Interment llelj Sepulchre Cem-
MAI'S Oct. 20
.Minis
C1I1LDS Oct. I'l HAItltiriT daiiBlner I i"''H
t Uancu ui 1 I lid til In ! irirnrnl I? . " '''
fujter.il
Oct. 20. .711 T Wit nf Vl-t,i.
IMt!cn and frl ndi r.re ln lt 1 te
11 . H t() A M Inte .,.l,u,...
'' hi ii- irinr iirr.
of .1. Henry anl llm lale M irsnret I;, i ;.,.....,.' "J !"v "' . e'i Jin r. nulem mini
thlldii Funeral (er-lces el her r. ilden.,., ;,".'J ",,,'." ,V"r -""""T or f,orreH ID A M
SOS lennecticut ne.. .innuc n, .Men
ea,i inttnt. 1 1'. M Int urlntn
COCHUAN Ott. IS VJ-PJU:i) II .
nlfe if William II. C.Klirnti IKIilHn ami
frlcnl linlttd te funeral, .Menda , :ie
A. M, litii leildrnc, 271S O.ili.'erd s-Bele-rn
regi'lem mais St Antheny'i Cliunli
10 A M Interment Htilv ("re- Cenirter.
COU.fM Oct. 20. CAIHKIlINn CHL
I.U.M Helatlxei nnd frlendi Imlted te
funeral. Men. 10 A. M freii reildeme ut
Mm Trenns I'e 317 Mount I'irmel axe.,
Oler.slde T.r S ilemn hlxh .uavR at Ht.
Lu's Chunh ID A M. Int. nt Hely Sep.
ulchrc t'em. Klndl emit flewera.
COOMllh. Oct. Ill, MATIIIIEW (J
COOMl.. nited "H Ilelatlwi and frlendi.
Walter S Ncwhall Pett. N'e 7. (1. A. II ,
and turlerH of 12th Itegul.ir .V. J,, Volun Velun
tetri are Invited tu nttenu funeril. len.. 2
I. M . late r9 tUnte. ."il'I Il.ulden ne . Cam
dtn. X. J. Int Kxcrxretn Cem. 1'rlenda
raex cnll vun.
CRAMini. Oct IS, 1H22. i:IMA L.
widow nf Wllll-im II Cramer, uirrd s7
Relath'i nnd friends nre invlled te ut tn I
funerul Mini ,2 1' M . frn i her snn-ln-jaw'N
resldeni-e. IMnard riHher, n.' !' V
20th nt. Int HIIIsIiIh Coin. TrleiuN n,i
call Sun. oe.
CltOOKS Oct. 18 1U22. WIMKltl.li
wlde of Wlllard Creeks nnd diUKhni m
0Ue V. and the Inte Dr. Jehn M Hmn
irann Tlelntlxes and friends nre unlud
te attcnl funeral. Jlen 2 1' M . Inte red.
drce. 1''23 K Orleans t, Int OeMai,.!
Cfin Iti mains ma he vleued Sun ei
CUMMtNOS Suddenly, Oct 20 CLAItA
MAY (nil) Smith) wife of Ilov UerBe I!
Cumtnlm;3 Arneuncenwnt of funeral ,n -residence,
21 W. Leuan St., Oermantewn
1ja.m:HeM3K en in 1.1 J J i ',ii,
Pa, MAKY A. nAXIlIltJWKU snu I, es at
the res dence nt her biether, tvillltm It
Daiifhewer. Menimm urMllle im, m,,.,
Oct 21 2 I M I'ui flier sen ken it
Pleas innllle Refnrmi d Church Hurekn i'(
I I' M Int. ndJnliilnK ceni. Viiiein.ilill. i
will meit tialn leaxln Ueadimr Terminal
12 In 1' M en iirrHnl at Lin-i lule I'i,
DONAlll'L. Oct. 10 MAIIV A iildcm ..:
Janna Donahue HeatlMs md frkii.ls in
vite 1 in funeral aervltes Men . ' 1' .l U(
the Peiui Wlduna' Asiluui
Hill. HI en. lu luitltl'l I IllJiti ,
Mi latu rtaldeni". 170(1 linen at Pijiki.iI
Cllee III I Interment HI te
F1TTON Oct IR 1D22 WILLIAM I,
hustan 1 of l.iiulau Pltl.ai iitel S2 lt,.ia'.
tlies niid fi lends niemtwis i.i K.iiiiKii,u
Pest Se (j- A L . l'liatuflliu Cleika H. nH.
flclal Asbe Imlted te funniil eeiWie, Sat
S V, M at'hls Inte leil.Lnii. 22JU SmuIi ,
t Vic nine Prlday eie. Int Nurtli C.ilar
Hill Cem
I'l.ENAUD Oct. 20 11)22. CI1AS W . Sr.
hubaii I nf Vnshtl I Itnaid. aned -11) Hea
. i m upianti lerraie, jiaia, I'n
t nt WrHt Laurel HIM Cemetery.
Mtnii: Suddenly, Oct "ill. 1!22
'. .Mcyt'AHHIIJ. Itelithei nnd
11 t Hnp Cress t i n.
r, J,K.'.J;X5? ,n f',t. !" ""ss. "Keiinn
H JIcKIN.MA Jr. Itelatlies ,,nd fr ends.
nKe all ora-nntratle'ii- of hlc'i lie nj i
jiemher. nre Invited te the services, en Mnn
1 i afternoon, nt 2 311 t.'cliu.k, nt his Inte
u-nniBiivM, i in l pianti terrace, Jiala, I'n
.. I. ,,,.-,,,
JlcQl'A
Hl't'lllll
rut nils urn Invited tu ittend funeral a-rv-
i ' ';..,. T ' ' at nn nretner res. ,
denre. Soen Larrhvvoed nve Int. private.
.MeSOnLKV Sudiler.lv. at her reslden-e. I
..0J1 Themas avc.. en Oct. IS 1022. ANNA I
V. McSOIlLUY. Hclatlvea nnd fHenda ar.
Invited te the services, en Saturday after- I
neon, at 2 111 o'clock, at the Oliver H. Hair
nid 1820 Chestnut at. Interment prl-
MOXAUAN Oct in. KLIZAimTir II . I
ilaunhter of Jehn V nnd i:ilziltli Mena
ran. Helatlves nnd friends iloe empleyes
of Oppenhelm Si Celllnx Invited te funeril ' I
Mill . S .10 A M . Inte residence. KHH W. I
I umherlimd st. Solemn hliih mass of r- I
lulem ( lunch of Our Lidy of Meicy 10
A. M. prcil-ely. Int. St, Penis' Cem '
ni:i:s ect. in iiu2 niZAinnn. viifei
of Leuis Nees and daiiKhter of Isalnh Seud-r.
of Soudenen I'n , nscd 0i. l'uneral Men..
I P. .M , from the apnrtn ents of William
II liattrisby .1.11 n X. Hre id st. Int. X Till- i
sli'e Cem Hemalna muy Le viewed tun . S .
te 10 P Jt.
PAitsexs Oct 2e. cii:enrjn ir.. it-.
ion of fleiiruci II. Parseas acid 14 mnnlhs
i unvrai services vnin . J 1'. .11, 8-Ulu Aril I
, le -h St., Chestnut Hill. Int. private ,
, lilenls innv call Sun eve
' PATCHP.I.L Oi t. 2D. Dr. SAMUEL I;
I PATl'ltHLL P.esldei ce. (!3 X. 40th at. Due
nelle of funeral will he aluen.
I PPAP Oil 111 (ll-sr. . husband of
Inilse Prau (nie Hill. I.ritlit) and eon nf
I Sephie Mlikel and late Mittlilus I'fnu
Puneral services Men , 2 P. M,. nt his
Iniellur's residence, 711 New Jlarkct et Int
i ll i , iilneui t iVln l'rliml- nn . null Hi...
I Ve I
, PLP.M.M13R On Oct 20 11122, MAKY V.
Pl.l'MMKK (nee Owi'M), widow of William
I'luninie". llelithes and frli nda ure In'
. vltul lu the lun ril, e'l Tu. il i mnrnlnu
at X 30 o'clock from the residence of her
sister. .I'i s add -t. 'iiienin requiem mass
; at Ojr L..Jj of Vi.terj I'huich at in e clec.c.
Inierment at He.v Hetlfpnier Cemeterv
PULLS Oct 20. HENIIY. be loved hus.
Laud nf Katlnrlin Prels (nee llraun), a. d
M Helatlves und friends William II
Schnlder Ledje Ne. 4111 I". nnd A. M ,
Kinslrkten Itujal Arch Chajiter, Nn 21.1,
Lu Lu Temple. A. A O N, M S . Corinthian
Chisscur Cniiiniiinder), Xe ft,l K T , U. P
O 1J . I'hlla. Lndue Ne 2. Philadelphia Mil..
Ulue. c ansiaiier vmaiesi v erelu
r:."";.. : ,",', -,,.-.r. ?:. ..."?.- i-iu"- i """'r.y-.vrr." viMr
,,.ta .. ... ..... .h...,, ,it,i.-, IO c-asine, i-iiiiuneiiuiia ctfuiiriec c iuu. liajer-
funsrul services Men . 2 P M ut his leal- ischer V.ill.sfest Veieiii, Hessen Darm.
dence, f.032 Chancellor at Int. Aillii.tmi staedier Velksfest Vereln, Directors Tnb.ir
C,m., ,nfn,,?,,5?. nmy .b." Jl!ttei1 ," 2c. HulldliiK nnd Lean Association, Dlrm tei s
OAI.LAUIIr.lt huddenlj m Man Prim. ()lre Hank Invited tn funeral services Mini
Cisco Calif. Oi.ll-.. 1H22. I RKDLKICK 2 P M. nt resldencn .'.th und Taher i "l.
A . uishnnd nf Catherine Oallni.her (n e i,t vrlv ile Chclt. n Hills Cem. ,ewliu-
OCallnhml nnd sjn nf L-lin and Anna Sun, h P At
Oallasher Ilelallves und filmds Invltvd In HOCICIIII.I. On Oct. 10. 1022 DOIIIf
funeral, Arendnv. 0.10 A At. resilience of AIAItlAN HOt'KIIILL. need ,1 cars and 7
rrents, DS N. .11th st l!ii:h reinlim muss memhs Itelatlvei aril friends Invite! tu
ft et lames' Church 11 A Al Internum funeial f n in the residence of her narents.
Hely Cress Cemetpii
OAliDNKIl Suddenly, Oct 10. l!)2-
OEOHOi: II . son of the lain Ediwiid C
and Adeline C.ardner. nsid .12 Uelutlvis
and friend, also all eiders nf vvhlih he was
a nvmbcr ulu Invited te attend funeial seiv
Jcee Sun . I P. Al at Ills latu icsldeiae
Ktrkwoed N. J. Im KkIIiikIeii Cem
er.isi.nn.- Oct 20. 1022. vmiiy v
Idew ut Chules 11 Clels.ci. iimd 71 Hula
thei and friends a-e hivlied te lunei il ser
'cs. Alen 2 P Al nt til- home of V U Al
Burrell, 427 Market st,. Camden, N I 1 ill
Private HnrlelKh Cem
.''llAHAM At I'ulmvra. N J. Oct. 20.
1B22, N011A1AN c husband of Mary E
and en of late William mill Annie (Ir.chaui
ueivlcs and Int airlille lirlvnie. from IiIh '
late residence oei) Hclnhland ave . Pulmyru. i
NnS..'rl'"iN luav ml! Men eve
ORE1N O'l )h A1MIY men Welliert)
wfa of the lale Thuedure Ureln H.ilatlves,
M'd friends also Epiphany 1! V Al hu- I
"il II, urn Invited lu attend funeral. Alen ,
e- "') A At . inn .Inm. nt h.r son in law.
Jeiuea lleiiz,'
Air and .Mis. Crederlrlc D. Heilenlil New
ii-vpt. .N. J. inicnneiii jatoDstewn Ccme-
1 si'ATTEP.COOD Oct IS, 1022. JOSEPH
lH'IHl husband of Kate Hc'IIIk SeatterKoed.
In his 70th Mar. Relatives and fi lends nre
Invited te attend funerul services, Sat.. 2 SO
V Al preisel. nt lesld-nce nf Ids dauhh.
tcr Airs Oeitrude is Ouihten, a.leJ N.
Crninc si Int private,
SIIANLEY Oct ill. JOSEPH ir I.e.
Invid huiband of Marv Shnnley mee KIIO
Helutlvi's and friends, membeia of li il
I'nlnn, Ne 110. A I. of L, nlsn empli.v s
A. 11 Klrechliaum Ce . ure Invited te attend
funeral. Alen . s 10 A At . 'r..m Ills I i-e
r.'Hldeuce, ASS. N. f.th el. sol. nm hUh
miss nt In. ai nation nf Our Ijnrd'a Chunh
1 1) A M Int Hely Sepulchre ('fin.
Mini'LKY Oct III. 1HJ2. AMIiOAHKr.
wlf(, ,.i hainu! .Shcplej l"Mneiai Mm ,
n JO A Al . t her lale residence. Hncl.dal
Pa. .Mass St Krnncl d. Sails Church li)
Al .t . ,
in. .vi.viii j , vviiinw or
Rill-
HIMKIXh Oct H. AIARY J.
lieu) en I SlinliliiB, In her Ulst ve.ir
masi of renuleni ut Epiphany Church 10 A ,nwtnn At 11 Church, Chuninlnn Cnuiuli, I
i i'i i i nn i hi sci v e
friends
i;
and
also members of
III Ladles of (1 A It,
Juniper st. bnlDiiiii ttes nnl
Int Helv Cress v.. ,. M
IIE1AI Del 'J( VIA1IY wMnsr nf .lnhll I'lnlff Xe
'elm Reliulves and friends Invited tn invited (e intend funeial s,r Ices Sun (I .In
funeral seniles, Men 2 P At . at her late p. Al at th purl' rs cf William Rnven, ,107
residence mil lireudway Cumdeii. X. J I". tllrrrd nve Int. private, at .Mechanics'
Int II irleliih Cem Cem Aim, 10 A At.
I1ENNESSY Oct 18 ID"" JAMES M.i SMITH. -- On Oct 10. 1022 ELIZA
husbinl of lain .Mnranr.it if amies Uela- I IIKTII. widow of Wllll.im J Sm'th Ileln.
tlfB HUU iiu'liw, ninu ti(i) tf, ii I' J
. --- - ,iiiniii'i ji" ----
'Ives and friends, also Hely Name Society of
et. Jehn the Iluptlst Churcl . niu Invited te
"..vim iiineiiii .iien , a no A Al lain iesi
eence, 120 Recter st Ilaxlinreueti solemn
"nulem mass at Ht Jehn fhe llapllst
Ch,',T.'.,;.") A M 'nt. St. Jehn's Cm.
HENNESSEY Oct. IN, lliJ'J. DANIEL
.husband pf KlUn Hennessey Ilelutlv.u
anu fiends nre Invited te attend luneral,
SSe'das, N A At. from his late resldenc .
-J. l)e I.aneiy s Muss of rciulem at
iii Jt;Ph Chun n 0 30 A. AL Interim-it
tiisiiS" f"" tery
MINES -e, t hi 11122 ANNIE, vvllew of
Chrlatlne nines Pureral Alen.. IP Al .
'.'J1 It18 realdem e of her son, Juceh Hlnrs,
-aid N rulrhlll st Int. Northiveud Cem
"Vr,"!";. mi Im v'ewed Sun . S le 111 P Al
.."'JC'IXER At Wendstnvvn, N. J Oct
I?. "-'''Iin II HircilNER H.r. aKed 71
f .'-. Relatives and friends resm-ctfully
al. '".'." fuieral sei vices, nt hla late resl-
.t VI '"""" ucl- " "t 'i V. AI
tut Cem
mSU IIKXLOCK. Oct 10, 1022, CARO.
li;,..,.,"'!0 iMurr) heleve.i wife of Louts
frSndn.l0,aSi .il.h.a.r JP'y'K!. n?lij,r ni".'
il... e . ' ul l,'v innv riimi'y iinn
...., ruiiriiis
of A . are Invited te We services, en Monday
af lei neon, lit 2 0 clock, it her lite residence
1217 Locust st. Interment nt Ml Aterlah
Ccmeterj Vlciwlmr Sundaj evenlmc
TALLEY. Oct 20 1"2.' ITLANCHP
wife of William 11. I'ulle), S, Relatives
and friends nre invited te aerv'ces, Men 2
P AI . nt her late residence 24,11 N jcih
st Int. private Kernwood Cem. mends
mnv call Sun eve.
WAHHLN,- On Oct 20 A1ART I. widow
nf Jacob 8, Wurren. services en humlni
evenlMJ ut R .10 nt thb residence of her
daub'lilcr, A'rs Jeseph Coel; S U cur 7lh
und federal ata. Interment ilendav ut Leives
D'wIIITAKBn Oct. 1H KLVIE IRRNE.
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WILSON At Atlantic City. X. ).. Oct
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Rounding Up the Autumn
Sale of Shoes
Monday will be another geed day te take advantage of the remarkable groups of
special shoes marked down in price for this half-yearly event.
Women's shoes a third te mere than half less at .' $2.75
Women's shoes a quarter te mere than half less at $3.75
Children's shoes a fifth te almost half-less at $2.35
Beys' shoes just marked down te $2.75 and $3.75
Girls' shoes a quarter te half less at $2.90
Men's shoes a third te mere than half less at $3.40
Something for Everybody '
Almest every popular shoe of the season represented.
Women's plain and one-strap pumps and oxfords. Men's low as well as high shoes.
Beys' and girls' high shoes.
It's an opportunity that only comes very occasionally te get such Wanamaker qual
ity shoes at as low as $2.35 te $3.75.
(Women's, Children's nml Olrls Mines, Univn Rtnlra Rter, Cheatnut)
(Alen'a nml Ileja' Miiirs, Down Stiilrs Stere for .Men, en the flnllery, Jtisst Inalilc the Sulivrnr Doer)
Scheel Girls' Raincoat
"Sets" New at $5
Preparing for the proverbial "rainy day"
in a brand-new sense and lets mere fun
than any ether!
These clever ' raincoat
sets will keep schoolgirls
dry and snug and warm
yes, warm, because the
coats are cut en full, gen
erous lines se that they
may be worn ever a
sweater or heavy dress.
They consist of the bcUcd,
pocketed coat of wnterproefecl
Canten cloth in navy or tan. A
hat of matching mateiial has a
water-shedding brim, and there
is a matching ship-shape school
bag te sling ever one's shoulder
nnd held one's books and per
haps one's luncheon. Sizes G te
14 years.
Circular Rubberized
Raincapes, $1
Blue or lore capes in full cut
circular stvle with heeds at
tached. Either plain or plaid-
back, and exceptional nt only
$1. Limited number in 6 te 14 year sizes.
(Down Stnlrs Stere. Market)
Chamois-Lisle Gloves
35c te $1 Pair
Chamois-lisle gloves have proved their
serviceability te such an extent that almost
every one keeps at least one pair en hand.
Here are especially geed styles in various
lengths.
35c for unusually geed black double-lisle gloves
in 2-clasp style.
50c for 2-clasp chamois-lisle glove3 with spear
point backs; white, black, gray and brown.
85c for specially priced 12-button length chamois
lisle gloves, half pique sewn and with spear-point
stitched backs. Geed shades of cinnamon, leather,
walnut, cafe and covert. s
51 for imported 16-button length chamois-lisle
gloves in sand, beaver, brown, mode and gray.
(I)iiun Stairs Stere, Ccntrnl Aisle
Men's All-Weel
Trousers, $4.50
New, exceptionally geed assortment!
Made of all-wool fabrics in patterns which
will match this season's suits. Tweeds, her
ringbone's, shadow stripes and indefinite mix
tures in desirable grays, browns, blues and
novelty effects. Winter weight.
(Down Stnlrs Stere, for Men. en the Cnllery, Mnrliet)
Spert Hats at $3.50 te $6
in Seft Pretty Celers
and Fabrics
One hat of
silky - finish
leaf- brown
felt has a
facing of
lighter beav
er cloth.
Anether is
of that long
haired felt
which leeks
se nearly like
the expensive i
angora and is
as soft in tex
ture as in its
tan coloring. There ax-e stitched hats te
wear with the popular tan pole coats, and
rich-looking hats with shiny plush crowns
and rolling brims of long-haired beaver
cloth.
It will be great fun finding the most
becoming one in the let.
(Down Htnlrs Stere-; Market)
35-Inch All-Silk Satin
$2 Yard
A quality that will give a thrill of .satis
faction te any one who has a satin dress in
mind. Smeeth, shimmery and just the right
weight te drape successfully. Pink, beige,
gray, tan, brown, navy, orange, henna, taupe,
cardinal and black, also changeable cerise-and-navy,
green-and-cerise. ,
40-Inch Crepe de Chine, $2 Yard
Levely shades for dresses, wrap linings or dainty
underthings. Pink, tan, silver, bobolink, cocoa, navy,
white and black.
(Down Htnlrs Stere, Central)
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Central Aisle
Women's Pongee Handkerchiefs
With Figured Borders, 35c
Smartly dressed women who cheese their
handkerchiefs with great care are just new
asking for pongee. These with gayly figured
half-inch hems are particularly pretty. They
are all-silk.
All-Linen Handkerchiefs, 12 V2c te 35c
Women's plain white linen handkerchiefs are
12li-c and 15c. With initials, 15c and 25c or $1 for
box of six. White linnn nnni witVi n-nven-ln e
borders are 2Gc.
White linen ones with embroidery nre 18c.
ercd embroidered ones arc 25c.
Men's plain white linen handkerchiefs arc
nnd 35c.
(Down Stnlrs Stere, Centrnl Aisle)
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Children's Lew-Priced
Vests and Pants
35c Each: 3 for $1
Bleached white cotton vests and pants, with
slightly fleecy lining. Made especially for us te sell
at this low price, and the cut is as comfortably full
as in mere expensive tnrments. Regular Winter
styleand a weight that youngsters can wear the
Winter through. High neck, long-sleeve vcbts;
nnlde-length pants. Sizes 2 te 14 years.
(Down Hlulrs Stere, Centrnl)
Fer Trimly Aprened and
Uniformed Maids
Aprons, 50c te ,?
Uniforms, $2.50 and $3
Easy for mistresses te provide smart
looking costumes for their maids when such
simple, well-made garments as these are se
helpfully inexpensive.
At 50c, fine white lawn bib aprons with hem
stitched hems and a touch of embroidery trimming.
At 75c, novelty cress-ban ed mualin bib aprons
finished with nn edging of rick rack.
At $1, sheer white lawn cooking sets consisting of
cap sleeve protector- and bibbed apron with smart
little shoulder "epituli'ts."
At ?2.50, regulation style uniforms of plnin blue
or gray chambray or blue or gray striped gingham.
At $3, soft black i itten uniforms in one-piece
style. All uniforms in sizes ',W te 44.
(Down hlulrs smre, Central)
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Geed Rugs for Large Reems
Start as Lew as $20
Aim . i?"gS !- t?8-e in ext!ia-,ar.5izes re sometimes diflicult te find often very
difficult in relatively inexpensive qualities. But Wanamaker's Down Stairs Rug Stere
endeavors always te offer an assortment of larger-than-rcgular rugs in an assortment
of homey patterns and colors. These are specially geed ones' assenment
9x10.0 ft. Axminstcrs
0x15 ft. Woel-nnd-Fiber
9x15 ft. Axminster
9x15 ft. Wilten
9x18 ft. Axminstcrs . . .
11.3x12 ft. Axminster .
.$42.50
$2.0
S02.50
.?100, $125, 81.30
$78.50
$02.50, $05
(Down Htulrs Stere, Chestnut)
11.3x12 ft. Wilten . ...
Jn !X M-2 ft' Axminster
O.Oxl.'i.G ft. Wilten ...
iV'.r.r51- minster ...
11.3x15 ft. Wilten .
12x12 ft. Woel-and-Kibor
Vr.xl " Voel-and-lMb
or
....$100, $125
$72.50
$135
...$80. $S7.50
. . ..$12.'), $150
..$17.50, $22.50
,.$22.50, $27.50
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dW $38.50
$38.50
Sports Coats, $16.50
Pole coats fully lined with warm suede cloth.
Herringbone tweeds lined through the shoulders with
satin, but woven with a contrasting back.
It leeks new as if it would be a long time
before we .could duplicate these big, warm
"dress" coats of belivia at .$38.50. They
have such large cellars and cuffs of the popu
lar black furs and they are se luxuriously
lined either with jacquard-figured crepes or
plain peau de cygne or crepe de chine. The
fur is mostly the Manchurian wolf-deg that
is nearly as soft and even mere durable than
reiil wolf. Seme coats have caracul fur
cellars.
The ether coat pictured, at $58.50, has
elaborately embroidered back and sleeves and
is trimmed quite extensively with black fur.
Other new fur-trimmed coats are $25 te
$65 made of belivia, velour or llama cloth.
Mostly in black, brown or navy.
Sports Ceals Specialized
al $12 te $42.50
Ne matter what one wants, it is pretty
sure te be here in this immensely worth
while collection. Materials are exceptionally
soft and woolly. Tailoring is well done.
Styles are delightfully Angle-American the
best yet designed for athletic American
women.
Tweed coats $12, $14.25 and te $37.50.
Pole coats in tan or chew, $10.50 te $42.50.
Chinchilla coats, $10.75 te $27.50.
(Down fetnlrs Mere, Mnrltet)
New Spiral-Bened Corsets
$3 and $5
It is impossible te imagine hew comfortable tliey
are without tiyinir one en. The spiral Vening per
mits a let of "give" nnd vet retains its shape in
spite of hard wear. The fastening arrangement is
new, protected hooks and eyes taking the place of
the usual snaps"or lacing, and there is no steel at
the jqining. An clastic section down the back con
tributes pliability. Made of plain ceutils nnd fig
ured breches in topless or medium-bust styles. Fit
tings without charge.
(Down Htnlrs Stere, Centrnl)
Mere of These Fine Natural Muskrat
Sports Coats at $125
Customers have been asking for them and we are glad te be able te announce
another new let of fine quality at this moderate price.
The skins are geed and dark in color and they are beautifully soft
and thick, such as one finds in coats at considerably higher prices. They
are 40 inches long and are lined with poplin.
Seal-Dyed Ceney and Natural Marmet Coats, $90
Think of getting an all-fur coat at less than a hundred dollars!
Net merely a fur coat, but a GOOD coat of selected fur picked because
the skins are of the better sort, thick and soft and durable. Beth kinds
are crepe lined and both are"' 33 inches long.
Fur Coats With Skunk Cellars and Cuffs, $175
Made of the better kind of seal-dyed ceney, which leeks very much
like Hudsen seal. The trimming of skunk adds largely te their costly
appearance, tee. 40 inches long.
Scarfs of Taupe-Dyed Fex Are .$15
Special collection of the attractive scarf pictured ! Made of full fluffy
soft fox such as every young woman likes.
(Dunn htiilr.. Stere, Murl.el)
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$18.75 $20 $25
New Dresses, $10 te $38.50
Excellently wearable frocks at $10 and $10.75 have
just been received. They are of tricetine, Peiret twill,
Canten crepe, satin and crepe de chine.
At $12 and $13.30 there are coat-like street frocks of
Peiret twill distinguished with braid strappings, and soft
woolly crepes with pleated panels.
The $18.75 Dress Pictured
is of Peiret twill, trimmed with unusual braiding. There are many
ether styles at the same price.
Sample Dresses Specially Priced
An interesting let of sample diesse.s at $20 includes Canten crepe-satin-back
en re and nmelty i hocked epenge. Seme are quite plainly
tnilered; ethei- nre elaborated with geed-looking Chinese-like em
broideries and unusual gndle treatments.
$25 dresses of Penet twill hie utterly different from anv we've
seen, with colorfully embroidered uiM-its of Canten crepe te' give a
distinctive ene-Mded note te the trimming. Other models m Canten
crepe, velveteen and satin-back Canten.
(Dim n MhIm store, Mtirl.et)
Pleasant
Table Linens
Every thread pure linen.
Helpfully moderate in price,
as is everything in the Down
Stairs Linen Stere, and
quite nice and pretty enough
te make charming gifts in
case one's own stock of fes
tive linens is full.
40c for dainty tray doilies,
hand-scalloped and hand-embroidered
in eyelet designs.
$1.25 for 18x50-inch scalloped
scarfs for buffets or dressing
tables. Scarfs with blue-edged
scallop, $1.50.
S2.25 and $2.50 for thirteen
picce luncheon sets of white linen
with white scalloped edges. Sets
with blue-edged scallops, $3.
$1 for damask tray covers, 18x
27 inches, with hemstitched hems.
Same size covers in double
damask, $1.25.
P2.75 for .'W-inch double damask
luncheon cloths with wide hem
stitched hems; exceptionally
heavy quality.
$3.75 for 5556-inch hem
stitched linen luncheon cloths in
three attractive patterns.
$1.50 dozen for exceptional 14x
14-inch napkins with daintily
spoke-stitched hems; nice for tea
or luncheon.
$5 for lovely hand-embieidered
Madeira luncheon sets, prettily
scalloped and embroidered.
Den n Mnlr store. Central)
Upholstery
Tapestries, $2.50
te $5 Yard
Graceful, conservative pat
terns in carefully combined
neutral tones, with little
splashes of bright color te
give them character. Mostly
en black backgrounds, with
browns, tans and blues pre
dominating. 50 inches wide.
(Down Slalrn Stere, Clieitnnt)
All- Weel Blankets Only $10 Pair
Part- Weel Blankets as Lew as $5 Pair
blankets in 72x82-inch size
There is nothing mere luxurious than
sleeping "warm" when the wind is howl
ing just outside your window and some
of it coming right through the window,
tee and when the mercury keeps drop
ping and dropping and dropping. As
suredly, no ene need sleep "cold" when
such geed warm blankets as these are White Cotten S preach, $3
available at the moderate prices prevail- Firm, closely woven ones in effective
ing in the Down Stairs Blanket Stere. , Marseilles patterns. Snowy white and
...$5 !?,'" for pnrt -wool blankets in silver gray l 78x88 inches. Test WC knew at such a
with pink or blue borders; 00x80-inch sue for ' moderate price!
(Deun stulrH store, Centrnl)
Miih'ie eetis. aame
for double beds, $6.
S7 pair for exceptional pnrt-woel blankets in
fleecy white with pink or blue horde ; 72x82
inches.
$10 pair for soft, wnrm, every-bit-all.woel
blankets in white with colored plaids or black and
led combinations. 70x80 inches.
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