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TITTA RUfFO SCORES A
HUGE SUCCESS IN CONCERT
Italian iarltene tings for In
thualattle Audience at Metropolitan
Tltta Buffe last evening scored as
emphatic n success before a Philadel
phia audience as has been achieved by
nny singer ler many years, tie ap
peared in the Metropolitan Opera
Heuse, which was fairly well filled as
retards numbers, but filled te overflow
ing with respect te enthusiasm.
Mr. Buffe sang four numbers that
Is there wero four en the program
but he sang fourteen times in all and
these numbers were the cream of the
baritone repertoire. All were operatic
and camn In this erder: The Prologue
from "Pegllaccl," the Toreador song
from "Carmen." the Drinking song from
"Hamlet" and the "Large al Facto Facte
tnm" from the "Barber of Seville."
These four numbers give play te about
every possible human emotion and afford
the singer a rare opportunity te dis
tinguish himself If he Is capable of
doing se with such a varied emotional
and vocally exacting program. Mr.
Itttffe showed Inst evening that he can
de It. All the numbers were placed en
the program by request of Buffe's Phil
adelphia admirers.
The great Italian baritone was In
?oed voice and he displayed his usual
rollcsemeness en the stage, which al
ways makes a great hit with his audi
ence. He Is essentially an operatic
rather than a lyric singer and, therefore,
he could net have selected a program
which suited his voice nor his mood of
lest evening better than did the feuri
Brest arias he save. In voice and In i
certain temperamental capacities he is
easily the king of the baritones.
The audience was wildly enthusiastic
and Mr. Buffe wns mere than generous
In giving encores. He did net thrust
his extra songs en the audience by any
manner of means, but when he saw
that they were clearly desired, he gave
them cheerfully. Of all the numbers,
he was at his best in 'the aria from
"The Barber," both vocally, in spirit
and especially in the matter of enuncia
tion, taking the aria at a terrific tempo
in the second part with every syllable
ns distinctly pronounced as though the
tempo were slew. It was a vertttablc
tour de force of singing. As usual, Mr.
Buffe acted the arias as though he were
in costume nnd en the operatic stage.
Miss Beatrice d'AUesnndre had the
difficult role of assisting artist te Mr.
Buffe. She has a fine mezzo soprano
(almost contralto) vpjee and used it
with exceptional grace and skill. It Is
no easy matter te sing en the same
program with an artist of the Buffe
caliber, and Miss d'AUesandre achieved
a remarkable success. Mhe sang first
an old Italian song of Scnrlnttl and
followed this immediately with a lovely
fompesitlon entitled "Nebble" (Clouds),
by one of the most Rifted of the modern
Italian composers, Resplchi, whose or
chestral composition, "The Fountains
of Berne," presented by Tescanlnl, was
one of the features of last evening.
Miss d'AUesandre also sang Donizetti's
"O mie Fernande" nnd the beautiful
"O Den Fatnle" of Verdi, responding
with well-chosen encores te all.
Mr. Sciarrettl. formerly one of the
conductors of the Sun Carle Opera
Company, was the accompanist and ap
peared twice in soles, doing both with
conspicuous success.
Can Yeu Tell?
By R. J. and A. W. Bodmer
Why It Is Possible Fer ITs te Fleat
When Bathing
It Is possible for people te float when
bathing because the specific gravity of
ordinary water is just about the same
as the specific gravity of the human
body. Sen water In a little heavier than
fresh water se that It Is easier te swim
and float in it.
The specific gravity of a thing means
its weight us compared with an equal
volume of water. Archlmldes, who
lived In the third centurv, discovered
specific gravity. Hlcre, King of Syra
cuse, had given a lump of pure geld te
his Reldmnlths te make Inte a crown.
When the crown was finished the king
suspected that the workmen had stolen
n part of the geld and ndded some silver
In Its place, but he could net prove this
because they had made It weigh exnetly
as much as the pure geld. Archlmldes,
who was asked te Investigate, found
the king was right. He secured a ball
of pure cold nnd one of niire silver.
each welshing exnetly as much n the
crown, lip put the geld bHll into a
vessel of water and marked en the side ,
of the vessel the height te which the i
water rose. lie next put the silver ball
into the water and ag.'iin miirUed the
height of the water. He showed thus
that, although both weighed the same,
the water rose higher when the silver
wns immersed.
Lastly, he took out the silver and
put the crown into the water. If the
crown had been of pure geld the water
should have risen te the geld mark. The
water, however, rose higher than the ,
pure geld mark, but net se high as the
silver inHrk.
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High or low French heel.
$11.50
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1721 WALNUT 8TREET
Announces flxe Opening
of His Fur Department
lira of charm and .beauty from
which Deminic haa conceived many
unique medela in ceata and neck
pieces that will be sure te please
Milady who demands the finest in
quality with individuality in design.
The same care and creative
ability that have made Deminic
clothes the recognized criterion will
be applied te the making and de
signing of Deminic's garments of
fur.
Deminie will personally fit
and tupervUe the matting of
each and every fur garment.
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LOVE NOTS
By KAY KEAN
SHOPPING UPSTAIRS
DEPARTMENT
WHY YOU SHOULD SHOP UPSTAIRS
These stores pay lowest rents. Their overhead la sratlv
reduced. It costs them less, lets less, te de business. Thev nana
their savingu right en te you. Shopping upstairs means utmost in
quality at lowest possible price te YOU.
There's mere heat in the
spark, less irben deposits in
j cyl' crs ater yu'vc
had your battery recharged.
Same with your body
after "recharging it" with
vitality in an hour's treat
ment with the Cellins Sys
tem. J
Let us give you a demon
stration free.
COLLINS INSTITUTE
219 gIi"S,SAL CULTURE
"S-25 rtli Bread Street
1530 Locust St.
New Housekeeping
Apartment Heuse
ABSOLUTE FIREPROOF
, BUILDING V
INcmSJ1." t0"' Office.
AFFECTION INVITED
MHler? i ""VWimient. Itefl Ik.
'PMitera. IUU"dry' "Wwate maids'
PrQt' BL"neh "-
Wen? Nw F.atur; '
The Tie That Blinds '
Wise is she who pulls net up by the
roots her fair flowers of happiness. Fer,
le, it will disturb their growth.
Leve Itj a garden that needs its moon
light for romance; Its dews for re-,
fieshment. '
Think you 'that marital happiness
ripens without care? Wise is she who
(im distinguish the weeds from the bios- i
sums. '
Itvmember that marringe is n garden
(but needs much tending. I'ven ns the
imirriagn proposal comes net without
a little subtle coaxing, se al.M does
ceiijiirhI bliss require the tender hand
of woman.
Safer by far and mere comfortable
than the tic that liindu is the one that
blinds.
lojiyrtedf, Hit, lu rulllc Ledger Company
PHENOMENAL
OFFERINGS!!
Truly wonderful values in
svelte-line topcoats nnd ex
quisite dresses a remarkable
assortment from which Milady
may select.
fatten
1703 Walnut St.
Phenomenal Sale
Wondrous Creations
Dresses of Peiret Twill, Sat-in-Faced
Canten Crepe, etc.
but $22.50
Imsflfr
V 123 S. 13th
St.
Things You'll Leve te Make
Charming
Effect
in PERMANENT
HAIR WAVING
is certain through the
Laiwil Precess
Prleen cheerfully given
Maisen Pelletier
1732 Chestnut Street
Buy Frem the Maker and
SAVr. LilUDJ.h.MAN'3 PROFIT
SPECIAL SALE THURSDAY
DRESSES
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National Jewelry Ce.
1026 Chestnut Street
Makers of
College, Scheel and
Fraternity Pins
B. M. Falkenhagen, Mgr.
1111 1 lllhcrt 5728
Keyitenrl Muln 141S
The illustration shows three himple
designs for shadu-pulls that ion can i
J make of sealing wn. l'liicc the wax
of the color chosen lulu u pan. Held
it ever a very small Maine until it he- J
comes Mift, hut net mcllcd, Shape it
Inte the ili'.sii-cil llgure. Ituu n teeth- '
pick which has liccu dipped into cold
uatcr tlueugh the wax lerm. De this
ulillc the wax Is still belt. It jeii
wish te decorate the ornament further,
I paint It with oil paints, or Willi melted
Healing wax of another color. When en
tirely hardened, run a silk cord through
the holes made by removing, the tooth
pick. These shade pulls ure lovely for
Christmas t;lfts and can be made te
hufmonige with any room,
FLOUA,
WWA Shep
1015 Walnut Phene Spruce 4103
Face and Neck Contouring
Muscle Strapping
rerlile, Marcel Waylm. Scalp and nail
'Vteetueuu. llnnleurlns, Klectreljili.
Hair Coloring
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SUITS
Straight line.
Trkutlne, Silk
lined.
COATS Pl1'1 Bcl'
Ne matter wtitre von !ir i.
mi hand Thursday and set one uf
tliee Cent, Mulls or lresi
worth te SS5 for mly $13. '
PHILADELPHIA GARMENT COMPANY
1MB CHESTNUT ST.
Take Elevator
'15
Values
te
$35.00
FOOD
Geed, wholesome home-cooked
feed excellently sened, perfect
ly prepared at prices that appeal
te the particular purse.
Alcott Lunch Roem
135 Se. nth St.
for the Latest
in Hats
in Gowns
in Wraps
in fact, for everything thnt
the amert woman wears.
Read the
Fashion News
In the
Cuening public ledger
n
Wanamaker's Down Stairs Stere
Here's an Opportunity te Get Twe or Three,
Pair of Wanamaker Shoes for Women
at the Usual Price of One
2500 Pair Marked Down te $2.50
Odds and ends of almost every imaginable style. Geed qualities, of course, or we would net se
them. Seme show marks of handling but no one would ever exppet te cret such really geed shoes as
these if they didn't show something te explain why I hey are se very little as $2.50.
Black kidskin oxfords with low or
medium heels.
. Black kidskin one-strap pumps
with Cuban heels.
Tan leather one-strap pumps with
Cuban heels.
Black satin one-strap pumps with
Jfrench or Cuban heels.
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$2.50
Black calfskin two-strap pumps
with low heelr.
Patent leather one-strap and buckle
or button sandal pumps with low, heels.
Patent leather and gray suede
buckle pumps with medium heels.
Silver or geld cloth one-strap
pumps with baby Leuis heels.
(Slightly tarnished or soiled.)
Tan calfskin one-strap and buckle
pumps with high French heels.
All sizes and widths in the let. but net in each stvle.
Most of the shoes were here originally at two or three times this price some were even mere. A
few of the most staple styles were specially purchased te sell at a third mere, but we could net duplicate
them te sell under twice today's price for them.
But Whatever They All Were They All Are
$2.50
Loek at the pictures remember they are of
geed leathers, well made, properly shaped and
then figure out hew many pair you will need for
the Winter!
Just think of getting four pair of geed shoes
at $iu, ier instance.
(Down Stair, 'lore. Clictnut)
New in the Bedding Section
Woel-fiDed quilts, the most desirable we have been able
te offer all season at the price. New all-wool blankets priced
interestingly low. New satin-finish b8d sets, the first since
before the war at such a moderate price.
The Weel-Filled Quilts, $7
Sateen-covered quilts filled with pure wool. Seme with
plain backs and floral tops ; some with floral backs and tops ;
all with wide plain borders. The stitching is particularly
effective, the patterns geed. Rese, blue, lavender and green.
Every Thread All-Weel Blankets, $8.59 .
In large block plaid patterns. A whole Winterful of
warmth in their fleecy folds. 70x80 inches. Blue, pink,
tan and gray plaids.
The Bed Sets, $5
Snowy white satin-finish sets consisting of 70x80-inch
spreads with scalloped edges and cut corners and bolster
throws te match. A very special price for them.
(Itenn Ntulrn 'Mere, Onlrel)
This Winter Weather
Means Coats!
Women's Sports Coats, $12 te $42.50
Women's Fur-Trimmed Coats, $20 te $58.50
The sports coats are of tweeds, tan coating, chinchilla
and an immense assortment of plaid-back diagonals.
The fur-trimmed coats are of velour, belivia, tweeds and
various trademarked fabrics of the finer kind and manv
of them have cuffs as well as cellars of the fur.
It is a long time since coats have been .se different in
style and se really warm and luxurious at moderate prices.
Sizes for women and young women.
(Mnwii KtUr Vero, Mirl.pl)
Cleth Frecks for as Little as $5
Yes, really ! And the woman who happens te be looking
for something quite simple and serviceable for everyday
wear will be delighted with the quiet geed taste of the
styles and the really njee quality serge of which thev are
made.
Silk Frecks for as Little as $7.50
Four geed-looking models of crepe de chine. Straight
of line, or draped. With effective strappings and panels
and pretty girdle ornaments.
Silk and Cleth Frecks, Beth ai $10
Satin, Canten crepe, crepe de chine, serge, Peiret twill
tricetine and jersey all included in this unusual assortment
of low-priced dresses. Medels are plain enough te make cer
tain that the full "value" of the dress is in the reallv com
mendable quality of the materials and nicety of the making.
(Down Mulrw Mure, Mitrkrt)
MereQuilting Challis
19c Yard
It comes in slowly ; scarcely sufficient at a time te keep
pace with the demand) If it had net been contracted for
months age, we would certainly net be able te efTer it at this
very attractively low price.
Light colors, darker effects, neutral shades. Persian,
Paisley and floral patterns in quaint, old-fashioned designs
36 inches wide. Te cover a quilt requires from 8 te 10 yards
Nice for sacques and kimonos, tee.
All-Weel "Bats" for Comforts, $1.90 Each
Veiy lijrht and very warm, he thnt n comfortably will Kive n
sufficient amount of warmth without cru&hinjr weight. 72x84 inches,
Cotten Bats, 90c
Seft-as-down, white-as-snow cotton bats for fllliiifr quilts. 72x90
inches.
White Plaid Muslins, 19c
Their snowy whiteness nnd pristine crispness iKfrest fresh cur
tains for kitchens or bathrooms, new covers for dr ssinir tables and
bureaus and a dzen ether "freshenhgr up" things. 27 inches wide in
various plaid patterns..
(Dewa Nlnlra Stere, Central)
Less Than Half Last Year's Price
for Women's Spats, 75c
A thousand new fair just in!
Made of the right sort of cloth in light and dark gray,
black, taupe, brown, l'ght nnd dnik tan.
9 and 10 button length.
Men's All-Weel Winter
Overcoats, $25 te $37.50
Just about any style and any color a man could
possibly want! Deep rich browns with a decided '
reddish cact in- their mixture. Browns flecked
with green. Dark oxford grays with lighter
threads through them or just a suggestion of
color. Blues in several shades. And plenty of the
plain, dark, conservative colors always asked for.
Great big warm overcoats, made of all-wool
cheviot rverceatinus which are a satisfaction just
te take held of, they are se thick and smooth and
warm-feeling.
Semi-belted and full-belted models, cut full
across the shoulders, long in the sleeves, and with
big convertible cellars that add se much te their
geed leeks and effectiveness.
Quarter-lined with Venetian cloth. Plain or plaid back.
(Hiihh Mill". Murr fur Mill, oil the (-nllrr.N, MurLci)
Scheel Girls Will Like
Serge and Velveteen Dresses at $6.75
and $11.50
Mixture and Chinchilla Coats at $11.50
i?o.ie i or straignt-une ijiue serge
dresses, individualized with unusual wool
embroidery. Scarlet and tan flew.rs
emphasize the low waistline. Hound
neck, slashed sleeef and hem are out
lined brightly with contrasting threads.
Sizes 8 te 14 years.
$11.50 for blue or brown ve'vetaen
frocks for dress wear. Contrasting civpe
de chine is iKed for fascinati.iir liHln
Heeve puffs, and embroidered medallions
and satin ribbon sash finish the wain'.
Sizes 12 te 1G years.
$11.50 for heavy, practical coats- of
mixed brown ceatincr. with .'nm-ertiiiin
all-
11
years.
$11.50 for double-breasted chinchill-!
coats with strap cuffs and capacious peck
blue. Fully lined. Sizes 8 te 14 years.
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All -Weel Overcoats
$12
Get "Senny" or "Bud" a WANAMAKER
overcoat, and then see if he
Complains about the cold
Leses the buttons
Pulls off the pockets, or
Rips the lining.
We think he won't. Thes coats aren't armor
exactly, but they ARK all-wee, and all-wool lined and
they are sewed te stay.
Gray and brown mixtures in double-breasted tvli
with convertible cellars and muff pockets Sizes G ; te
10 years. k
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