't.mh nriCCTD ARnFTT. DMPrmr d
l, f . f LrLaJa-M vw -CX Ii
i a il a
0 .
Hancy Wynne Speaks of Mr. and Mrs. Claytens1 Dance
This Evening She Tells of Miss Morgan's Tea
and of the Autumn Ball en November 21
.tir first b2 dance of tlic wnren will
tSTni . (treat mnny i nn -
'" ,!,i Mr ."Jul tlnylen for their
.S..SteW. made
" ' ...I.I..I.
Willi" nri
"Bull
mrcnt
"""' . .. im tfhIPII HIT I
Yet nt "i'a '. their nlnce nt
fiW en w'hwr nttrncUre nm
"&" Rh" will nlM bn ll Jwwt f
K "'. "Sn ec which hjr brother
Mr Bt f .t.i r Mr. nm Mrs. Ilnlph
I?'1?. UI B c ei Noven.ber , M nt
''uiXimnrsh Vnllev Hunt Club.
,h0W C nnrtle" before the .Innw
Am0nir vhlel. Mr. nnil Mrs. Craw-
(i
W. Wllllnm Wnl-
ilelmtntilc diiURhter,
... -. ......... tflll.lll
.iu..- nmi mm r. iwi,. ,,.-
iiiniit'i .'" .
S'L t.Jlra
.. Mr. ".'
ir.ee Atterbnry
Jlr. ". '"' "l .lima iter. Sue
BUS "" '
Union wll '" '" -Te)in oilbert
Pill .ntcrtnl for Mnrgucrlte Be.vle.
SiV, K dinner will te one which
ptill ane.hjr
eSwdta Dorten'B piirents, Mr. nn.
m? flceree Wills Morten, will give In
Sin. Owrge
rKTewnsendwIl.
The popular
.ii !,. a dinner civet, for .her Dy
vVind Sir. Henry Hewnrtl iMiisen in
. 'lr country plow. Cremona, nt IJr.yii
gOtllg 10 iiinu" , -
were
rriHE Morsans' ten jcstcrUny aticr aticr aticr
Tnoen irJ Int.tl..B. mj li Hw-
,1 Het est nouse ' "-- --'
was fdven. was
..a linn If
. il.. .lt.
nm ''":' ."i ,.,, rriu-
Mri) nnd Ieta f 1'rett.v ilcbutnn es.
nteXtli, the giiest of honor, looked
JwISXt In ndiw. of silver brocade
yhltc tulle, nmd.. en plain lines.
Z wrriiil n Iwtietiet of miimII pink
t wad the
rs, Itecd,
jibe carrlwl a Iwiiqiiet
wcbmls and white violets. It
lift of her two small brothers
i. .! f'lnirlis.
Mm Slergnn were a liaiuNemc gown
et metallic cloth of Heel gray and geld
mh train which fell from the
IheuMcrs. A dinner anil dance fol
lowed for the receiving party.
Miry Schenck will innke her debut
thUaf.ernoen at n tea which her father,
Sir. Jeseph Schenck, will give nt Green
Hill Farms. The receiving party will
be Elizabeth Hewlnnd, Nerma rcy,
tiira Uaily. Venicr l'eteraen. Kllat
Utb l'anewist Iliiey. IVggy McAdoo,
Annette Sprnnkle, Mary Irglnla Mall,
niliabfth r.uieenbt, lletty Jlethcrliis Jlethcrliis
ten, Elizabeth Cnsanave and Mary
Carrell Helln.
H
AVE yen henrd of the new dance
which is te be held en November
i'l) 1. is te be called the Autumn
Bill, anil will take place at the Bel
krue.. The uffnlr is under the auspice
of the Tayler K. Waltheur Pest Ne.
282 of the American Legien, and Scn Scn
ater Geerge Whnrten Pepper is the
honorary chairman. A number of
prominent men and women arc in
terested in the party and there is a
knf list of patronesses.
NANCY WYNNE.
Member of Younger Set
place, en Tuesday evening, November
1 1, followed by a sunper and dance.
Mra Ttebert Lynne MUhler, of 2t Lin
den avenue, Lansdejvne, will entertain
her bridge club nt her. home this Aft'
cmoeii. The miesta will Include Mrs.
t.. I'nrlccr lleyd. Mr. Kdwln Uraiilev
Mrs. Frank Hi Magulre, M Km in &
Paul. Mrs. ltebert W. lllck, Mra Hari
Ian P. HtetMll, Mrs. C. Mercer ilnltcv.
Mrs. Allen It. Heffer, Mra. Krank ile
NelverAIn. Frederick C. LmpelJ," M ss
M. Limine Vamandt. Ma MnUi di.m
.!!ESl Ji,"jJK!"J,un Uruce and Mr- win
West Philadelphia
Mr. and Mrs. tleerge Wencrd. of 2138
Seuth Sixty-seventh street, announces
Jho marriage of thelr daughter, MIrh
1- ranccn Wcnerd, te Mr. James a. New
man, en February 2S, 1922. at Media,
?& "J"? ,.Mli Newman are living at
2130 Seuth Hlxty-seventh street.
North Philadelphia
Mrs. Walter Wlntterk, of 2322 North
rark n.venue. lias Issued cards for a
luncheen-brldge at the Illtz-Carlten en
November 14.
-.A,rf,it T- n,,0r. of North Sixteenth
street. Is spending a fortnight In Wnh.
ingten, where she Is the guest of Mrs.
Helen Klchter.
.i.Mi"" nn, Mrs- Mee Lleberman and
their family have moved from 1825
Stirlng Garden street, te 160S NertR
?. S?.1.'.1. BlJ'!?t Mr"- L'cberman ha
Just returned from 'a visit te California.
The Dew Drep In Club held a fancv
dresM manque party at the new Arcadia
Cafe en Saturday last.
Seuth Philadelphia
An openlnr reception of the Geed
FellOWSh tl r.llll. tvna lml.1 Rntltrrfni,
nlng. November 4. at their clubrpems.C
j.'i i.iiiirr siren, nnu waa nitnnuea ny
Us, menibers and their friends. The
enicrtninmeiit remmlttee. of which
r.harles Flnkelstcln Is the chairman,
nirnliihed a program. The next reccp-
nuu win de umieuncen very snertiy.
Germantown
. Mr. and Mrs. fharlcs V. Isxard have
tnicen apartmunts at tlie Deltnar for
the u Inter. Their son-in-law and
daughter, Lieutenant "VV. f'arleten Me
Kadden and Mrs. McFailden, are at
i.er.i -vonrec. va., wncre Lieutenant
McFadden Is stationed.
Mr. and Jlrs. William C. Marshall
and their daughter. Mini Dorethy Ell
aheth Mnrsnall, formerly of 6214 Mor Mer Mor
eon street, have moved into their new
home, 110 West Washington lane.
Mrs. R. H. Burbank, of 6208 Wayne
nvuuue, ii. in rpiunicu irem a rew aays
stay in New Yerk.
District Ne. U of the Pasteral Aid
KeclPty of the First Presbyterian Church
Will clve a Chocolate Nll Mntnrdnn
tomorrow from 2 until 5 o'clock for the i
ncnem et xne new onuren ncus6. The
.SHSSSHHuaiA "V.
I;JKcr Photo Service.
MISS LOUISE BLACKBURNE
An attractive member of the
younger set, aa ehe appeared at
a recent outdoor event
charge, and will be assisted by '?'
Newlln Fell DnVIs, Miss K?1t.hJart,,l?1
Clarke, Mrs. David Graham, Mttjlw
Creft, Mrs. W. Weldershelm Orlfflth
and Mrs. II W. P. Allen. t
Mrs. Charles Dat. of 1614 Duncarmcm
street, entertained at bridge at her home
en Wednesday afternoon. These pres
ent were Mrs. lllchard Davis, Mrs. .N.
Llnlcy Norten, Miss Kthelwyn Brand'
wcr, MIbs Dorethy Pnby, Mrs. LcjUu
Grantham. Miss Pearln Auman, Mrs.
Earl Cookman nnd Mr. W. H. Grant.
Mrs. F. U. Jehnsen, of 314 Mast
Highland avenue, entertained at a
luncheon-bridge en Wednesday after after
neon. Her guests were Mrs. Charles
Prcttyman, Miss Dorethy Harper, Miss
Margaret Blckley, Mrs. Ed Odgera. Mrs.
lllchard Uivlft Miss Natalie Bllwird,
Mrs. Herace Barba, Mrs. A. Jacksen
Sailer, Mrs. Van VlU-t, Mtis l'eari
Auman and Mrs Leslie Urantham.
Mrs. D. McCrudden will entertain
the members of her five hundred club
at her home. 6310 Meylnn street, en
Wednesday afternoon of next week.
Frankford
ment te Mr. Wlllard Sanseni, of Les
Angeles, Cnllf., was recently an
nounced. Mlsa Morrison left en Sat
urday for Les Angeles. The guests
present at the shower were Miss Lthel
Martin, Miss Ann McKnlght, Mrs. Ld
Smith, Jr., Mre. Jehn Brondfleld and
Mrs. Allen Chnwdrlck.
Mrs. C. W. Housten, of Arrett street,
entertained at a luncheon and card
party en Tuesday afternoon In honor
of Mrs. Lewis Tayler, of Memphis.
Tenn., who In spctuiliii; several weeks
as Mrs Hounton's guest. There were
sixteen guests present
Lieutenant Clayten Burgy, U, P. N..
and Mrs. Burgy, of New Londen, Conn.,
will spend Thanksgiving with Mra.
Burgy'M mother, Jlrs. Mary Hlssey, of
8208 D street.
k
Dr. and Mrs. William Annesly. or
3436 Frankford avenue, entrtnlned nt a
kitchen shower Inst week . ,n honor or rft.,(n ;,,.!?;,; ,"'" "... w-it.
Miss Frieda .Ilthlln. Among tnose i:.' , "r, 'iuf.i A a i,.
. ucorge hiiiii- .., -,.' ,.""?".:..";.,.
Moercstown
Mr. E. A. Mechllng hna gene en a
two weekH hunting trip te Canada.
, Mr. and Mrs. William D. Buiby, Jr.,
have returned from thulr wedding trip
and are new living In Haddenflcld.
Delaware County
The guesta who attended the luncheon
nmi meatr" party, which Miss Rv.i
nresent were Mr. and Mrs. Gcerge
? ru "58 "K-. "K-Vi'S iRSjehn.'"""."" Ilroeka and MIh EU-aner
.... ........ ..?....., .... ....u ...... -,,;"- iriZHmO!lM. MIHM
Trigg wpre MIkm Marie Louise Adam.
Breadflcld nnd t)r. nnd Mrs. E. J. Mit
chell.
Mrs. Wlllard Maar. of 1637 Dyrc
street, Is spending .several weeks with
her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Fredericks,
of Atlantic City.
Sir. and Mrs. E. K. Fisher, of 626
East Indiana avenue, recently enter
tained Mr. and Mrs. I.ce Kavanaugh, of
Washington, D. C, for a short stay.
Miss Jessie Helme, of 1416 Orthodox
treet. entertained at a miscellaneous
shower last Tuesday afternoon In honor
of Miss Beth Morrison, whose engage-
Fllzslmeiw. MIkm Trigg's marriage te
Mr. i.'lmrlei James Hwuln, Jr., will take
place en November 29,
Miss Marlen Scattorgeod, of Ini"
dewne. imtertalned at a bridge party
mi Wednesday afternoon In honor of
MIfs Mare-lllne Meyers, whose marriage
te Mr. Irf-ul Leve Kceler. of Merlen,
will tnki) place Thursday. November lfi.
rale will he held In the unfinished Pas,
tern" Aid Beem of the church house.
There will be tablea of cakes, candles
and nuts, and a chocolate-nut platter
will also be for sale. Mra. Walter Mur
phy Is chairman of the committee In
OIL PAINTINGS
Ol.n AND MimKRN MAMTKR
RARR DKCORATIVK IMCTtIRK
RICHARDS' GALLERY ,
20 S. 18th St.
We Have
Player-Pianos
(e Suit Evtrj Priet Rqiremtnt
But we strongly advise you te buy
once for a lifetime, by investing in a
MATHUSHEK Player-Piane
These famous instruments are equipped
with the Aute de-luxe action beyond question,
the finest player action maae.
UVERC0. S- -
'JBRVZCE
Just Belew
11th St.
t
SOCIAL ACTIVITIES
The guests who will attend the dln
rr which Mr. and Mra. Walter Waring
Hoeklnsen will give at their home. 2122
Pa Lancey plnce. this evening. In honor
f MIm Sarah Franklin Dunne, debu
ttnte daughter of Mr. and Mrn. Russell
Duinc, of Ureen Illll Farms, Over
look, will Include Jtlfs Mary Rldgley
i.'arter, Miss Mary lladclyffe Furness,
Mies Prances Fisher Gerhard, Mlsa
Mary Carrell Sjicncer. Jlr. U. Bartow
Muller, Mr Henry N. Paul. .Jr., Mr.
Theotlure Hpcncer. Mr. Oeorge Hunt, Mr.
Merrli H. Merrltt, Mr. William Henry
Pirkcr, and Mr. Oliver Itopklnsen
JUliU Tim guests will latter attend
th dance te be given by Mr. and Mrs.
Paul Clayten, of Hnverfcrd, nt the llltz llltz
''arlten. tn hetirr of their debutaule
Jaugliter. MIch Barbara Lydla Clayten.
Mrs. llepkinsnii, w!ie has been the gueM
l MrH. livorge Kales Baker, at her
feuntry place nt Jto.xement ter a few
sys, returned ui her home yesterday.
Mln Charlette .SharpleBs and Miss
JUrarntu Sharplcss. daughters of Mr.
and Mrs. T. Wilsen Sharpies'), of Chest
nut Hill, will entertain ut dinner en
liiday evening. December 29, In honor
M Miss Anna H. Townsend, Miss Anna
' wlllt Zltnineim.inn nnd MIks Bertha F.
Bmjthe, all debutantes of this sea.
n Tn KUCBts will later attend the
anc which Mr. and Mrs. Charlton
Urnalt will glve in honor ''of their
MH dauKhter, Mlsa Agnes Var-
Mr nnd Mrs. Gustavus Hemak. Jr.,
,LLhWut Hl11' wUl K've a theatre
!fLll'l.?Venln,f 'u l,oner f their
&h,t!r. MIhh cnrollne V. Hemak. bc bc
rere the dance which Mr. and Jlrs. Paul
J-ajien. et Cirnywyn, Haverford, .will
t.. 'J!,110"'"" "f their debutante daugh
t'r, Miss arb.ira L. Clayten.
.?r;.a"d. Mrs- Arthur II. Lea will en-
Tu,ii -J 'i' Ml"" c "" ,ll( opening night,
15 ..V Ne''"her 2S. Jlr. and Jlrs. '
nla ,, ,MrfJ.t"-'c'"i'jln; lhelr country.
tha it?l ''T. -,HM W'alnut btreet,
latter part of next week.
dw.M.r?'J .''enn-daHkell Hancock,
cixk V. ,.; v.""1 enrv James nan
i, .it. ' i"ui-e sti-ect
alng l u
Of Bnl51',?' Wll'im Squlre Helding,
ft ctalijl i'A Uryn Mll"r' wl "nteituln
ilrrl Xmu'u ''vclllK In honor of
h? Ulh(S: ''" "f New.. Yerk.
entertained
theatre lat-t evc-
nil Mi; i ,1,7" 1.. '.'..' 'i ,cw ."il'H' '.
a en KuiVin ,. r ""'r '" eniMit.un at
'" f '?ller' daughter of
Arthur iii'iff A: 1'lddle. son of .Mrs. l
Valley, w n JVi,l rr,!,s'ny,1 Owynedd
be Si'" ?Ue.Plnre this winter, will
whirl, ":?'. L'i Hener at a dinner
' Oree iweS v.S3, S,0VO,1H Heckscher. I
"n Frtdav ,.F..nJ' rafferd. will g,ve
Inter iittVn i 7, "p,xt- T"n guesta
W Mii t ihM t'1" 'V18 which Jlr.
l five that lUf'l'"? Montgomery
m or. AifH, itSw.l.nB,n 1,0.'.,or of th"lr
.7 ' "Hs ,Ieen Hepe Montvemerv.
Mr. P1lr. . . .
.. Print ci"?'1! Fa.v lecture at
'wtevenlnir Vfi- :.'."Mllner "treet, i
Wtlei of iftehinS ffu!,4f ct n8 th "Dim- I
in i.. "v "'cning." Jlra. llrme i .u i
.w:wni is-!
clerv ' ii."i?"n. ""in :ae ,
EaVUIjfiWSl
ujth
rfcl
untir 6
will
Iphla .fihSfJUJ ;,few;r"'t" y Phlla
Thik n
' JaZMy of America !
1 o'clock en mS'I tt luncheon
ni .vrB,eid. Th fV . r. " e e.
MrWS
in;uy
IISPDIng,
mSBSgH
ISsssjS!
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1
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MISSES DRESSES
AND TWO-PIECE SUITS
At Very Moderate Price
A wonderful assemblage of youthful models for street, afternoon and dinner
wear, embodying the most advanced features of the recent
imports especially created for the
Jeune Fille
Twill Dresses
28.00 89.50
Chic two-piece Peiret twill Freck with
contrasting binding of Canten crepe,
28.00. A braid-trimmed circular model
features quaint ruffled sleeves, 49.50.
A Chemise Freck with wool and metal
lic embroidery, 65.00. Meire - piped
tabs nnd all-ever cable stitching distin
guish this smart version at 89.50.
Velvet Frecks
49.50 135,00
A circular chiffon velvet introduces the
Bertha cellar and fur rosette, 49.50.
Anether employs Oriental beading and
geld cloth applique, 69.50. One
cheeses geld-lace sleeves and flounce,
75.00. Oriental embroidery enhances
another at 115.00. Fex-fur cuffs and
contrasting bodice are the choice of a
lovely wedding-ring velvet, 1 35.00.
Frecks of Crepe Silks
29.50 125.00
An all-ever tucked Blouse, shirring and velvet flower are featured by a model at 29.50
A matelasse Ceat Dress is trimmed with monkey fur, 49.50. A circular satin-faced
Canten shows metallic embroidery, 65.00. Open-work applique of self-fabric
and bolster girdle render distinctive a model at 95.00. Heavy Canten
with unusual applique in contrasting color and hand embroidery
125.00.
Fur-Trimmed Suits
Specially Priced for Saturday's Selling
58.00 d 78.00
Twe special groups of fur-trimmed Suils especially selected from higher-priced stock for
tomerrow: Including marleen, vcleur de latnc and Leretta cloth in several youth
fully smart interpretations. Deep cellars of wolf, mole or beaver, French
tucking, embroidery and braiding add bcauly and distinction. Tomorrow
only at these prices,
MISSES' DEPT.
Visit Our New Corset Department
in the St. James Shep Walnut at 13th Street
FOURTH FLOOR
mum
St. Mark s Church
Locust Street
Between 16th and 17th St.
ARMISTICE
DAY
Saturday, Nev. 11th, 1922
Intercessions ls30 te 12:45 P.M.
omstetvn
Announcement him been made of the
engagement of 'MIhh Anns K. Mnrch,
daughter of Jlr, and Mrs. It. P. Jlnrch.
of r19 Hhvh avenue, nnd Jlr. Charted
Jenkins, of Wayne, Pa, Ne date haw
been Het for the wuldtnir.
MIkr OIke Hunslcker, rf West Marnh-ill
Htreet, entertained the membeta of hoi'
card club this week.
VviiaiiBifiar evenings at siis
UUaniinivii jmshke,.
cnJLHfc&B ujilineham FreMnti
ffl
Tlie Neweat Musical Cnmwljr
THE BUNCH AND JUDY
MuIe tiy Jrremr Krrn
LTticn I,? Annr t'nMirrll
Ifciek br Anny Cnlflnrll nnd flush FeM
Wltli Ili-ttliatit Cent nnd Knuerable
tileil hv Frnl f, nil, nm
cnpnrcT at siie
rVllllKr,9l MAT. TOHOBBOW
LAST 2 WEEKS
JftrlWn Mlllrr Wilt r-n'tlvnlr Arpeur
At All Remilnlnir Performance!
ZIEQFCLD
THIUMPM A.WI1
MARILYN MILLERlTl
LEON ERROL
III
r.VENINO.- T '0
HAT. TOMORROW
LADI 8 WttliS
BROAD
FRANCINE LARRIMORG
la tlie NVw Hmnrt Comedy
NICE PEOPLE
m it.ciii:i, rneTiiena' JK
lgf liltBATL'ST Hffl'CSH lgf
EITH'S THEATRE
"J? ANNIVERSARY JUBILEE I
CHARL& (CHIC) SALE
Oermtlne MITTY & TILLIO Euen
Gorden & rer,li L-iiis,lln ft WeVti
Othri AND
..IANK & KATHKHIXE I.EE
A.niiuai. vnnzBAiTKEwnM SHOW
Next Week FANNIE BR1CE
Kmhi. Ay. ft CumbrlBd
ftlatl. 'lUfcl.. Thttr Am
fSE nl" LAUIK' NIGHT
K
DESMOND
SHUWatv.tlE
DAltY MATS.. SllS EVES. AT Sll
3LANCHE RING
and CHAS. WINNINGER
l'ormett MihiejI Corejl'SUti In
'AH VOTf WPRr"
, AND A BIO OlBtT HEVWE
BERT BAKT-R & CO nd 1reunlnlt Bill
Net Week Jei, k. Oaita'i HarUaulatds
of Vtrietlee
, "OlMME A THRltl."
Review Thriller. Reiplendent With Qlrli
I Cireetlea SUaley Cemetar At
IVAI41 N'i-Kt t ! ii,"t
LYRIC MATINEE TOMORROW
TUP. Musical hit nc ages II
B1V0SS0M
B!Kf 0M A ?TWk AT' "TM OPlfilNAt
VEAQSSWJAT l 'IfVilS N V CAST
"Ifen nsfnn atul merited euccesi.'
-nt'r.i rrrN
AOELHH!
Eves. SOe te 12 (Exe. Sat.)
Xat.Tem, Beit Settc S1.S0
"Shew Ceniamti
18 0 Minntti of
Time, of Tint ISO,
Any Nermal
Audience ii Bound
te Spend 175 la
Ltufhter." Ers.
Public Ltdftr.
.Iul Hnrtl with
Keitri.Shubert present
I ii T ' 1 1 1 llL3e1tv
VIVIAN MARTIN
LYNNE OVERMAN
SHUMRTmTttemI'V
ARTHUR HAMMER5TEIN';
ffOir rtttft-Nw rAViut.
FRANK
AMUSIOIRU
RSTEIN'S
COMEDV m
I DAFFY DILI
GEORGIA O'RAMEY
WO THEBONA fOFNVCAST f
R1T2.CARLT0N BKOINWIIJO NOV. 11
IS Lecturet en
CURRENT HISTORY
Dr. Geerge Earle Raiguel
EVEBY SATURDAY MORNING AT 11:30
Course. 119. Slnfle tleketi. tl. Happe'i, 1119
Cheitnut tt. ""
fsTsTrl.
NINETEENTH rV MARKET
11 A. M. TO 11 P. SI.
A Pavnmnunt Picture
"CLARENCE"
BOOTH TARK1NOT0N STOUT
WALLACE REID
AONES AYRES nnd MAY MeAVOT
riqw. vieur
41
Arfed OnfiAT HA
NEXT WEEK THOMAS
ON. Vlellnltt
I HClOnitt la
"rav U1H rvttft iiw irnttnmmntil
MPSIOAI, FEATURE HANS KINDtCT
lTbU'VE"EEN
THE PLAY
The Old
Homestead
By Daninen Themmen
Whlrli lirM Dim Htiiiri. fur nrerly fi rty yeift
and l htlll nt iieiennnlly liitrrrallna; at
i-tir, jnn miii want ti nee tue
irlnri) f.'.'itlirlllK
Theodere Roberts, Geerge Faw
cett, T. Rey Barnes, Harrison
Ferd and Fritz! Ridgway
UN n lli-tmirkiitili' I'nrfimnurt I'lctur
AND IT'S AT THE
STANTON
THEATRE
16th and Market
11:30. Ii30. 3;30. S:30)739. 9:30
ALDINE
i
New Stere Hours nP 9:00 A. M. te 5:30 P. TiT!
f BONWIT TELLER. &,.CQ B'
CfheSpeckiltifSlvtyoTOnqinalienb wlw
W CHESTNUT AT 13 STREET W
3 ARRANGED FOR SATURDAY
?
tmiMiiyjiiiayjayrJ &u luvwiaq $
MESig
Geerge Allen, inc.
1214Chestn"ut Street 1214
Established 1837
Black Velvet Hats at $8.00 and
Hats of Black Satin at $8.50
An all-black hat is always suitable and convenient; no wardrobe
is complete without one at least. C ensequently it is a joy te find such
pretty ones as low as $8.00 and $8.50. The velvet hats are all made in
our own workrooms and have soft and stiff brims. There are trimmings'
of ribbon and charming little feather effects. The satin hats come in
various shapes with burnt ostrich.
Extraordinary Sale of Coty's French
Perfumes, Toilet Waters, Face and
Sachet Powders
This event is extremely timely as it gives you the opportunity te make your
purchases of these famous perfumes, toilet waters and powders for Christmas
giving at very reduced prices.
Coty's Compact Face Powder in L'Origan,
Paris, Styx and Chypre, usual 85c size at 58c.
Coty's L'Origan Face Powder at 75c a box.
Coty's small size Extract in the following
oders: L'Origan, Jacqueminet and Chypre,
usual $1.90 size, at $1.50 a bottle.
Coty's L'Origan or Paris Extracts in pock peck pock
ctbeok size, COc value, at 35c.
Coty's L'Origan Extract, full 2-oz. size, in
charming tassek'd box, very special at $3.95.
Coty's Jacqueminet, Chypre, Muguet and
Jasmine Extracts in tasseled box, special et
$4.50.
Coty's Paris Extract in Blue and Silver
tasseled box, $3.85.
Coty's 3-oz. Toilet Water in the following
oders: L'Orijran, Paris, Styx, Jacqueminet,
L'Or and V Effleurt, usually $3.50 nnd $4.00.
at $2.25. '
Cety'a Sachet Powders in the following
oders: L'Origan, Paris, Styx, Chvpre, Jac Jac
quemieot nnd Muguet, $1.90 size at $1.50.
Coty's Talcum Powder in L'Origan, Jac Jac
quemieot, Muguet, Jasmine. L'Effleurt, Chypre,
-is. btyx and Ambre Antique, special at 90c!
Tweed and Silver Crepe
Yarns in All the Bright
and Dark Celers
We are offering two new knitting yarns
Tweed and Silver Crepe. The Tweed
yarn is 40c a ball. The Silver Crepe has
a two-tone effect of silver with a color and
is 85c a ball. Each of these comes in all
the best colors.
We have also a full line of Columbia
Flosses and Knitting Yams at 38c a ball,
as well as everything necessary for knit
ting and crocheting.
Allen's Hair Nets Have
Been Reduced te 75c
a Dezen, 3 for $2
Allen's hair nets have been famous for
years for strength and dependability. New
the following prices prevail:
Single-meah hair nets, cap and straight
share, ;ic a dozen, 3 dozen for $2.00.
reiible-mesh hair nets, cap nnd straight
shapi. M.00 a dozen, 3 dozen for $2.50
White and Gray nets, 15c each, $1.50 a
dOZiT,.
Saturday Ends Our
Annual Fall Sale
of Hosiery, Underwear
and Gloves
Famous Harvard Mills Knit
Underwear at 20 Off
DiirlnK this gale we will offer our entire stock nt
Women's nnd Chlldren'e Harvard Mllla Knit Under,
near at thlB remarkable reduction. rrlc t-ia-u win
be ultired at time of purchase. ' '
Women' .Mlendiil I'nlun SnlCi. neeular !
s.'.ou, usually $3. Kxtra hIze, ?.80, iiaunjjy S3 -,e
Tlie fabric la Allendale mien Suits la kri it of th
wry finest yarns. A fabric ileMsmi! te be uaed fur
His ixtieiiu'H of coldest niitMdti weather and nv.
Uatcil bulldltiKH. Mud., In all styles.
Women's and Children's
Gloves
Trefeukne Kid (lime, overscam . ... ,
n Black. White Tan, Urewn an Vavv t. Cla?P'
2.B0 qunll-y at Ki..-,e a pair ' aJ' IleBar
Silk, Lisle and Weel Hosiery
lle.ny I'ure Mlk llulrrjr. with llsle top and -.ole,
nnd h .lined back. A drjeridabl.' hose for service,
able i.-ni In all the smart coloring, ai.as u ,lBir
mil riulilnne'd Silk He.lery. Kxtra heavy weave
pure de silk In all shades. l n.l u par 3 p)i
for P'l. '.
Vim Hmillj Heavy AILKIIk llnnlrry In all shades
,".45 .1 pair. 3 pairs for S7.-J5. snaties,
lllurk l.ljle lleslrry, full fashioned with French
mid oii.lireldered mils clocks. MRO quality at n&
a pall'
mU.Kii.hjenj.ai.Ule lle.lery In White, Oray
Cciduvaii and Hlack. $j.oe n pair vira,
. r1'"! 00, ,,"l?r-. with hand - embroidered
ltyCatH'J!a fa wK her celc,rl,,B8' '" vSl-
iriM(iimr itui (iinies, KDeclal I w ....
clasp, it, ma.i- White. Tn HreUn ,,n 1 "A enn
HeKuUr -;5 qMii.iy at l!e3 a pair ra''
Our Diulrc IIiii. of Trefnune ki.i ..- e .
low. In .ill lei.nt'm nnd Hliade ," nnU ?u"u
Thiwuera,. .. , WWi
,einilni. A ni M11 11 Mnelin (ili,ea ,h, t. .
uiur KeKii.aiH J.f. V at ... mi ,,' 'l'"' ,,,'et
tfiir I.ntlre line nf t i(, i,m
...,.,, ,,,, hihii nt' en reiiuceil
Mixlia U'lilklnw
iimrii t iiulm .l.,rH leduced te Sl.00 a i.nir
lone' rilii.nie l.lnu, 1 u ,h ,, '. '" nJ! alr
shade .'.i.mp KtMe IU-BUlarlv iini, nHi,'"!''
12-biunn letiKth l,V.1. "UUr, nu l 75c;
The I'rlrei, nn Our Woolen nllli p..,,,.. ..,
have all been reducd miirlr (,0Te.
Hats' Niipkln anil Mnrlut Clet . J)e,, n..
ene-i-i.isp sty i i:.-Ku..irh fin ,. "r nuauty,
Mm-h .Mitten, for he Ull, " '. y'' W'
nnd dray. Sale price. 1 1 eti i u tnir ' I)row"
$1.0?" pair!' W"0i i,0,, "na M,U,n Sale Price.
Children's Duplex Fabric (1Iets in mi ,. i
RauUrly 11.60 at ?Se a pair. " "n,1('-
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