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S'Sft tint .RwH!t,SSS5!i.; fell, la MIHV Til nt DUB SH LUO M4VI'Bi'faSS'Mn the chorus' of. Savey thU,

Sir .They're (rlvlnf VUlMth0 J8' fiSw, and It te W mpHK(i?ff. 20.4"M Sarah Bally, L bby.Mergnii, 'whomemm, e next - wlntef ..te the mix ,'

$ffiv and lets ofetherre golng-t-

. ,, . . .vain 11 iw --- -- -lata ( nf tn unneiDai. 'Darts.&!. (Era-Twi- 1 therleadlna lady,'

CTbe ' Ielantbe..',NelM?Bddy, ,whoK ..ta such a mc in- - u:MrriiiFVm7. t.'tri h tba Mrt i.BtrepnenKaad Je Jey w.n.alap.be.prepunent.

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flW Mrt. Meirltt HarriiohjITayler haTeiivm .ail iah inirrriir nirriDuu aejiuriIJr!? He vie born last .Friday. Mrs.rF,fler, web Hester Bears waiaer, eii'sria -- ...I ia vnrr men ana aitrac- -V.wwu, "- -- -.

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sMr, Harrison "rjt .....street; He has one brpther.i

" , -J 1 7 ,f a.- -i..Vrn. Several years age, peier

ISarrlsen's mnrrlsie, the family UveaOhentniit Hill, in a; ntetty house en

zSm. tfin 'nn,i ncir thft CharlesWUllncs. Mrs, Tayler Is a mjece'

of theWeMr. S. DaviSjPageV i

PTT'e lnterestinr te near wnere mi weMl ''newlyweds'' are pfennlna: te live

are married. Sarah Harrt-KV'SSF- .l

'Phil PMpa.'czneet te live1 Inf'Sittnut H1U: Mr and.Mre. Barclay'flleFWden, who are abroad en their

j7-- t.tn . vnlnr te live , on the.k WIQUIUI vI'l " " ".

Line somewhere, IVBolement. She was Virginia Heck- -

BLa!T.. tnm. . Tint Vftv and Herbert$ .Warden have taken a house at Haver-:fr- d,

I'her, and the SUnlcy1 Rogersv IT.'-- .d nr.rr dn Olipnuler) are bntld- -

urwim "":: "t'i ,ii --,!...nv mr nap tile merien uwi w"1 " ;W'iv.lffrvVftHT.il! nn flinnT. flMn't' they?B",.r. Bfivra. af. ...w - -- -ILrTmL. .tl,.. J. n rl T lrnnw and TOll

?JJknew toe. we'll call her Selly, told meI'll iL.i .k. V.1 irnna nn a Hlinrlnv nfrrP- -

4V neon ride with another girl and twoboys. She at In front with pne of the

E bera, and he pretended te drive veryI'D .. mnH r.rVlpglv. for the benefit of theft-- girl In beck. Pelly we'll call her, butt"" beforehand he explained carefully, teM tun that what he was about te de wasW. ".1.n ..- -'J ni reume. Pellr screamed and nctpdSMcireddn the approved fashion. Aftcr-i- .

ward when the two Rlrls get home andrixtm talking tnings ever enuy b'u,H 'Teu knew, I really wasn't a bit' wared when hoidreve tat, i jubs jeiicu. became I anew ne expectca ma io.

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SOCIAL ACTIVITIESMr nit Arm. Harrison S. Merris, of

fi the Annex, Oak iane, announce me en- -g. gagem'nt e; weir mwaer . . -l, arms tvnarien nierna, !. awuu....e'iM. de Bchaucnece, son of Bareness Meyer

pVde Bchauenaee.

I vOne rofvtheRwest Interestlilit of thets"fall weddings will he that ei miss eie n

Rehart Sewell. of Ardnaree, Rydal, andill 1r. TTimrv Rrlnten CeXO. Jr.. Ben Of

Mr. and Mrs, Henry rimen -- oxe. qi109 Seuth Twenty-fir- st street and Haf--tn.A Daniilvti TirhlpVl will tnlcn nlapft

' crly In Septe'mber.?tf Ml., rinrniliv Vlrewnlntr Rndarera." tidughter ofY.w..rfMrs. William "H. Denner,

nf tir. Cnnih Vlirlilapnth ntrnet. hlL re- -

turned from a few days' visit wth MissKllen B. McMlchael, daughter of .Mr.and Mrs. C. Emery McMlchael,. nt.KneiiIWHeuse, Deven.

Irtj'Mr. and Mn. Frnncls T. Qewen, of

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-- .t f T.Lb V nw.,M.. Cln.nlt.nil ofS(Moniem!ry avenue, villaneva, will en- -r leriain at a luncneen en Tuesaav, wayfk 23. In honor of Misi Priscllla Merris,rfttuaughtcr of Mra Alfred Paul Merris,5fti of Villanova. whose liinrrtntre te Mr.': Ivbn Kenten Elsenbrey will take placeV en Saturday, May 27.W: ., .. ..-- .. . ,..... -t, mr, ami ,iir. juirca .1. veurain, ei

t- I.1I2 PlnA utrppl ivlll nfnrtnlti nl .nn'Informal Bupper at their summer home

ptturenmyn, en jriaay evening, May 111,in honor of their dnuchter. Alias RosalieUMiensen Vellrath, whose marriage te Mr.jnm newarn uuenier, ia. will taKe

ilace en Saturday afternoon. May 20.w' Ucal ""' inciuae ine eimai

ffi . Mr. and Mrs. R. Alastalr MeCleud. ofrKlJ IJcust street, will Icave the latterr P.arl of tllls week for a visit te New

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'm , "'V V"'" u ., wd.w Airs William X. VsHm. nt' n.llu.St. I Martinet Chestnut Hill, left, !.day l for j a, week's, vleir in vNew Yerk.

Mrs. ioaWh.XtelUyV.efiSOt Stfjamesplace, ha returned-from- , several weeks'stay AtrBt.Marye.i'n., Mr. and. Mrs.Aelityfexpect te leave for Europe earlyIn June where they will spend severalmonths, , , i

flmnAml Y.U'fct...t.tr,. rr.l4 --JOT...,...- .! t. avtvii waller,tJ, B.-- M c, and Mnt. Waller, et 2600Seuth Twentieth street, entertained athfim&ll dinner at fhlt neme en tus-enin- g.

lay, The guests Included Mr,ana Mrs; Arthur Dearborn Smith, Mr,

nn Mrs, wnner m. jonneen and Mr.anu-mr- wiiiiam .fierce uenegTe, ,

, A "Jd.KPJPWty'wm be riven at theOreen Hill Farms Hetel at 3:30 o'clockem hursday afternoon, May' 11, .forthe rreaten Retreat, '

IilOutanant and Mra. Warrv ITIpanaeentertained at a farewell dinner ,enMonday evenlnr In honor of Majer andMre. Rebert C7 Brady., of ,3BJ9. SeuthN neteanth atntaL Mtlnp, ntulv lf nnTuesdax for Camp Meade, Md. He .williter( ie te Hagerstown, Md., where-M- r

'Brady and their family will join'... m.v atie4- ,uiy ul uiiv nuninDr. and Mrs. "William B. Mngelbach

Save a reception at 'their home, 4304avenue, last evening In honor

of Dr. and Mrs.' William Cew Bryanand President and Mrs. Frank Ayde-lett- e,

of Swarthmorre College. Dr.Bryan Is the, president of Indiana Uni-versity. ,

Mr. and Mrs. Ralph S. Westing.' of6L David?, are receiving cengratulai"ii me uirin or a uaugnier, ldreaSemer Westing, en April 25. vw...Westing was, Mlsa Helen Elizabeth Sem- -'ers, of Atlantic City,

Cantaln and M . V.nav Ttrmi.,IT. a N of Twenty-secon- d and Perterstreets, ntertalned at dinner last, nighten the U. S. 8. McDougal In honor ofMr. and Mrs. Harry Lehfeldt, et Call- -femta and Alaska. This kniati InrtnileilMiss Evelyn .Stuart,,Wnilama, EnsignHarry Duthrle. Lieutenant Pitman andIsnalan H. F. Dunhar: Cantaln mil MnWilliams will also entertain at dinneren Saturday night In honeij of Mr. andMrs. O. Wallace Simpsen, et 240 SeuthSeventeenth .street.

The Merzbacher Club n? TamnlasTTnl.wrslty held Its annual dinner-danc- eWednesday evening at tha Arcadia, raft,Among the guests were Mr. land Mrs.A. L. Meyers, Mr. and Mrs. Emanuelrtemm,' Mr. and' Mrs. Jeseph J. Cehen,Mr. nnd Mrs. Albert Harzenataln. Mr.,Islder H. Merzbacher, honorary presi-dent; Mr. James J. Regan, Mr. HareldBernemnnn. Mr. Jeseph Mahem. , Mr.Jacob Hullt, Mr. Jehn Heran and Mr.J. Ilnet

The marriage of Miss Mary J. Merris,daughter of Mr. nnd Mr. Themas J,iiiuiim, mm air, vmcent --. amitn wasHOlemnlzed In tlie Chureh of St. (Edwardthe Confessor en Saturday morning.The ceremony was performed hv theRev. Themas S. McCarty, assisted byme iwv, jenn r. iiarKins. Kev. jesepnA. Hayes and Rev. Jehn W. Mundy.

The Smith College Club, of Philadel-phia, will give a dance at the AcornClub en Saturday evening. Miss EllenSteele Is chairman of the dance com-mittee. The proceeds will, re towardthe endowment fund of the college.

Mrs. Harry C. Bedert and Mrs. FrankR, Whiteside will be guests of honor atthe annual luncheon of the Weman'sClub of Wvncete. which will he rivenat the Huntingdon Valley Country Cluben amy 11. Airs, r leicner Pearson iscnairman.

Mrs. Jeseph P. Mumford will be theguest of honor at a reception In cele-bration of her birthday, te he given onxuesaay anernoen. May v; at 4 o'clock,at 'the New 'Century Club by the clubmemeers.

rThe Quaker City Ladles Protestant

uenenci.ii Association will give an en.tertalnment and dance Friday evening,May 19. In the Grand Fraternity Bulla-In- g,

1626 Arch street. The committeein cnarge inciuae jurs. Kebert Alexan-der, Mrs. William Burke, Miss Catherine McCarron, Miss Elizabeth Irwlne,Miss May Fletcher, Miss Hazel Farleymm --uiB3 jane jonnsien.

Mrs. J. Jf. Haves, of thn Rlrhellnit.Bread and Snruce streets, entertainedat luncheon and bridge recently Inhonor of Mrs. O. P. Darlington and.urn, a. i--

. iuaue.Mr. and Mrs. Samuel P. Rotan, of theWellington, have as their guest for a

few days Mrs. Jereme Heward, of Cin-cinnati; O.

Mr. and Mrs. Sydney H. Bnyersderferhave returned from a trln tn Knrnn.and are occupying apartments at thiei. jamea Hetel.

Mr. and Mrs. Neale MacNelll. of (5161Columbia avenue, will leave the latterpart of next month for Atlantic .City,where they will spend the Bummer atthe Hetel Traymore.

Mr. nnd Mrs. Matthew F. Maury, of2310 Pine street, and I their daughter,Miss Catharine O, Maury, will leave theend of this month for Winter Har-eor, Me., where they have taken a cot-tage for the summer.,

Mrs. Henry S. Greve, of '258 WestTulpehecken street, Oermantewn, willleave en Friday ter a visit te Balti-more te attend the wedding of MissHelen Eccleston Whltrldge, daughter ofMr, nnd Mrs. Themas Whltrldge, andMr. Albert Cabell Bruce, also of Bal-timore, which will, take place en Sat-urda- y

next.

ALONG THE READINGMrs, Resena Bachman, of 'the I,er-r.iln- e

Hetel, has joined her son andilaughter-ln-lnw- , Mr. and Mrs. FrankH. Bachman. at their home et Rydal,where she. will spend some tlme. Mrs.Rachnmn'p (laughter. Mrs. Merris Jan-tre-

has been spending the laat monthIn Reme,

Miss Gertrude Lovejoy, of Springnvtnue, Neble, has returned te herhemeA after visiting her brother, Mr.Frederick Lovejoy, in New Yerk.

Mr. and Mrs. Maurice J. Hoever, ofWynceto. are occupying their new homeat Ambler,

The Misses Nichelson, of WalnutKtreet, .lenUlntmyn, nre entertnlnlnRtheir Bister, Mrs. J. II, Seuthwlck, ofCalifornia,

Mr. and Mrs. Ptuart P. Miller, of OakLnne. are receiving cotiKrntulatlenH enthe birth of a son, Rebert WilliamMiller, en April 28.

OERMANTOWN"Why Smith Ift Home" will be pre.

scnted en May 10 and tl by a numberof young folks connected with the FirstPresbyterian Church at the German-tow- n

Y. M. C. A.

SIIhs Alice Tainnll. of Flft-- l WratHanBbcrry street, nnd Miss Mary Pcnny--liai-itv- or I'jioeiiixviue, Hpcni tlie week-end at Lake Meliawk, N, J,

The Ladies' Auxiliary of the Years-le- y

Pest, of Oermantewn, will prlve acard nartv and dance en Weilnemlavevenlng at the Oermantewn Beys' Club.

Lea Olsenux will entertain thelrmothers at a luncheon en Sunday, May7, at the home of Mr. and Mrs. A. Berg-man, 305 East Walnut lane, Oerman-eown, Cevers will be laid for forty.

WEST PHILADELPHIAA lawn fete will he irlven hv tha

Guild of the Philadelphia Home for In-curables en Thuredny, May 25, In theafternoon and evening, u will be helden the greundu of the home, at .Forty-eight- h

street ami Woedbind avenue.l'Ortlinp-te- l Hilt. crrnnlKilnirv. fellc.il. inelni- -ninl music will lie uinent,- - the special at- -iini'iiuiiH. supper win ne serven nttitblea en the lawn. In the evening therewill be n dunce. Among tliose who uie

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Interested In the dance are Miss MarlenSmith, Mlsa Oale Cele, Miss MarlenPartridge, Mlsa Grace Pilsbry, Mr.Heward" Chandler, Mr. Charles Evans,Mr., Albert. Caldwell and Mr. FrankDavit, '

Mra. R. Du Vatl Whann, of6825 Springfield avenue, announce the

n,rTaK8.meJ,t J2t 'heir daughter, MissJS,.vA'3,,,w!?lln' l Mr Hareld V.lang, J Wilmington. 1

NORTH PHILADELPHIAThe annual May dance and reception

nde.r. the .auspleea of the Women's"UxJIL1HT. tha Northeastern HesplUIO'Phladclphla, at Allegheny avenueand Tulip street.- - wlll.be riven this evening at Mercantile Hall. The officersOf f T ' V.rarrlngten, president: Mrs. M. CremmlA. VlCA nrNlltflt Xf rm .TaTivi T7nlavice president; Mlsa Beulah A. Fenlmero, honorary vice president; MissAnna m. uewney, secretary ; Miss R. M.Snyder, corresponding secretary; MissMabel Purdy. treasurer. The committee on the dance Includes Mrs. JehnijorKe. Mrs. Jacob Kinkier. Mrs. Oeorge8. Walker. Mrs. Anna M, 'Steelman,Mrs. E. May Jacket, Mrs. Jehn W.Cenner. Miss Anna M. Downey, MissSarah J. Perrv. MIm Annan Rntnman.Mrs. M. Wilsen and Miss R. MaySnyder. .

Mr. nnd Mm. Jehn Thuitliitn unit thelpdaughter, Miss Viela Thudlum, of 2014.West Olrard avenue, will sail en Sat-urday for Europe, where they will re-main for four months,

Mr. and Mm Nathan Berg, 'of 161EWest Dauphin street, announce ithe be-trothal of their daughter, Miss FlorenceBerg, te Mr. Eugene M. Landman, ofthis city. n.

tMrs. Rese G. , Leeb has returned te

her apartment at the Hetel Majesticafter spending a short time in NewYerk. . X

LOGANMiss Florence Gorchev and Mlsa

Ctayre Felnsteln gave a surprise partylast Saturday evening In honor of Miss

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Rese Gelman at her home, 930 Rocklandstreet. . xne guests were Mr. ana mrs.iuurris uurvuuv. vir. Hna iurv. u wi- -man, Mrs. Charles Themas, of BrightenBeach, N. Y.; Mlsa Rose Gelman, MlasAnna Oltman, Miss Anna Resenbllt,miss nose Huesner. Miss Fannie waiaman, Miss Margaret Geldenberr, MlsaSadie Cehen. Mlas Florence Maimed.Mlsa I Lillian Wiener, Miss PaulineBrown. Mlsa Lillian s Inflell. MIm Henrletta Hescb, Mr. Jeseph Margulls, Mr.Geerge Ogens, Dr. Ell Bdelman. Dr.Merris Tabby, Mr. Cehen,, Mr.Aivin aenn, ar. m. Hi, Steinberg, Mr.Albert Segall, Mr. M. Warren, Mr.Ham Geld. Mr. Harry Maller. Mr. NatRaab, Mr. Dave Knrtun, Mr. MartleWaldman, Mr. Nathan Gorchev, Mr.Victer Felnsteln, Mr. Harry Cehen, Mr,Harry Cehen,. Mr. Heward Lanln and

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FRANKFORDA luncheon will be given nn Wednes

day next the .Women's Club ofFrankierd. An election of officers willtake place at this, the annual meeting, several speakers win address themembers as representatives or the in-ternational Frauleln League for Peaceand Freedom, these helnsr Mrs. Rehlnsnn.of England; Franklin Baer, of Germany.1mm miin. ei jvrneuia. Mrs.C. N. Rturtevant Is nrealdent of theWeman's Club; Mrs. C. B. Hesten, ytcepresiaeni; Mrs. u. tt, Murray, secretary,and Mrs. Themas Moere, treasurer.

YARDLEYMrs. Algernon S. Cadwallader enter-

tained at five hundred on Friday after-noon. There were forty-eigh- t guests.Among them were Mrs. Geerge Atkins,of Langhorne; Mrs. .Philip Cenrad, ofBristel; Mrs. William Knight, of New-town; Miss Ruth Wlldman, of Lang-horne, and Mrs. Leuis Kenderdlne. ofNewtown. . On Saturday evening Mr.and Mrs. Cadwallader entertained sixtyguests. The united States table wenat military euchre. Among the guestswere nrs. ueuis spring ,ana Mrs. d

Merris, of Bristel; Mrs. 8tahleyLee, of Newtown; Mr. Annand Merris,

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NORRItTOWNMr. mm yJri IliMMik lrr4Milten, Pa., are' vlaltingMr. McDade's

papynt Mr,? and MrsTHarry McDade,ui awi vicbuiui nreei. .

Mrs: W. Preeten Tyler, who lias 'beenthe gujst of Mr. and Mrs. CharlesNalle, of West Marshall street, has leftfor Weahlngtbn. D. C, where she willremain for. several weeks before re-turning te her home in Rockferd, 111.

Announcement has naan made of thamarriage of Miss Elisabeth O'Connor,of Kehn street, and Mr. Earl Smith, orWest i Marshall street, jOn April 79, atthe h6me of tha bride. The Rev. JehnWatehprn, pastor efthe Hawa AvenueMethodist' Church, officiated,

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HATSBy B. Chertak Wenger

An assemblage of importations and orig-inal models that represents the latest andbest in millinery for the coming season.

FUR STORAGEBy Morris Wenger

Our cold dry-ai-r system is personally super-vised by tjiat estimable furrier, MerrisWenger. Stere your furs at once, as burspace is limited.

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The nr!i.the churefL haa .returned Trem sMlleMvUte, where Ka &t- -tended1 the tweWlay meeting ofNorrlstewn Conferenee et LutheranChurches. .

Mr. and Mn. Caspar Plea, of Audu-bon, N. J., are visiting Mra. Plea'parents, Mr. Mra. Brlnten J,Tinkler, of West Marshall street. "

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v Y. W. C. A. CarnivalThi Yeung Wemen'a Christian Asse

ciatien,' of German town, will glva aeamtval en Friday and Saturday ofthis week. . There- win ,ta vauasviiieby the membera of the Harknesa Cluband a sketch entitled "Lord Ullln'eDaughter," which the following girlswill take part: Mlsa Alice Barkum,

Mae Nice, Mlea Dorethy Browning,Miss Bertha,- - Ray and Mlas Adeline Le-pes. There will be an orchestra, themembera of Include HaaelBennett, Mlsa Helen Mlsa RuthUnrleh, Miss Aehlsen, Mlsa Mar-garet Mlsa Helen Fasty. MissRuth Marferd, Mlsa Bertha Morrison.Miss Helens LaHerty and Miss MabelHallman. Gypsies will tell fortunes andwill also give several dances. MlsaMartina, r.rn.v will be the SOlOllt assisted by Miss Rese McGovern, .MissGladys Jenes, Miss Leretta Skegge,Miss Marie Lang, Miss, Dorethyand Miss Catherine Dewer. Cakes, can-dles, Ice lemonade and dough-nuts will be en which will be Incharge, of Mrs. Geerge Werkaner, Mrs.

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when an elaborate dark hat is necessarythese .'"?' fln.e black hn,r although tha under and

J?,TJlL?tr."iamer of.. T"" ,h, httt a "K"1 summery effect. Tinyflowers edge the unger erim.fcJ12!h5.r hat. ch,001,es a Jade colored braid and greupa aboutthe trench flowers and fruit that blend harmoniously.

K,iJlmbelder.ed,,'m,r cloth naB a Georgette crown of NavyBlue and French flowers at one side.Jlf.1 or, ty occasions Is of shining haircloth and is made utterly lovely by a gorgeous Paradise at the side.

Fer National and Embroidery Week,Allen's Offer

Real filet lares and Insertions. lBe-fftS- O a yer.Real Irish laces and Insertion, lc-$0.- 78 a yard.enlse lace and Insertion st half new lOe-SB.- a yard.Goed quality Imported cambrle embroidery In strips:1 Inch wide at 7Se a pleoe.2 inches wide at SB.00 a plsc

A !no',en w! at a&0 and $3.00 a piece.Alse ssVniScyj1"nv,,.dJ!l SSJT. "eiW-ft..8?-

? ftSWChildren's dresses;-specls-

iat $l.as a ykrd. "uunB- -- u,lSD" I0r

Continuation of Sweater Sale$1.95-$9.- 00

Yso7ltneV1inib.SltJJ8,.S0,er,n,f"' toe1 sl" assortment,11' n'6?. ll.0. new SBJBSilk i ' and f.ew.that werat lYs. it new'&ob;

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Silk Blouses Reduced te $5.00lllr.rt1L01iJa5aUr.luf,,, "l,,k Meuse, values J10.00.I16.00, have been

B'Ue- - "'aCk- - Gray'

Charming Beaded Bags in the LoveliestCelers This

M.Eir8&Btal rspecSS'at s!m. G0ld aa,n8t Blact background. Tery

A White Summer is

Viela

it s nei gewf te ne a snowy summer of ceuree. but all the riKor the Wi,t?far?,iS.emti,?fri" Prr'ct that White wll the

HSpehS&'i. n&rWlSrfeni?. "W" et this,

ffiraahWd W. ".'.Ik Je..Vt?ODWUh US,e Parter t0P8' ,X-4-

Famous Gorden HS00 Bilk he0 in White. 83.60.Of course we hae many ether colors well.

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.Week End Reductions in Toilet Articles' ?. .JK? wer, "e slue, 69c.Oety's Z.'Orlgan raee ewder, 7Sq a box.

T."L."Bnm Talcaw, 65e n bottle.TSrsjssss i5 "".Mrvs". s5 . aae.' iSSXX? 3SU ,n--

V odors, usually 25c, at 18c.

' flSSrS glES'yja.'g'J?! --.IHtMet. ..usually 25c. at4,H'ii atf

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InexpensiveDinnerware

For Everyday Um

Attractive DecorationsExceptional Quality

1212 Cheetnat Street

Shifters !Br the sign of the, tin clip

be ft known that the uniformof the "Shifters" U laces.-plet- e

without proper

SILK STOCKINGSWE HAVE THE

SPECIAL SHIFTER' SHADE, $1.45 a pair

Cbteaal Stocking Skrm.Smi117 S. 12th St.

" it's HOSIERY we have itr

PHllaA-'t- t laKAXMNO TBEATBJESPmECTlON OF IaBM J. J, BHUBEBTm.

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A ...1.1, Oy,VffllKWLlJi.S BEST

WALNUl 50c te $1.50ROBERT EDESON

in "HAUNTaED"wrnr

HILDA SPONG"Thrill after thrill for whoenley being thrlllfd." INQUmgn

ADELPHI UST 3 EVs.JIAT toy

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Maurice E. FeltADIreetlenD I N EChMtnut at 10th. Cen. 11 A.M. te 11 p t

UNITED ARTISTS PRODUCTIONWHITMAN BENNETT PRESENTS

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PAI Ari7 12TH MARKETrALAvie ie a. m. te it r.,u.PRISCDLLA DEAN 'Xff

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THE BRASON'fl COMEDT SUCCsatl' '

WELCOME STRAN6ERWith GEORGE SIDNEY!

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rfesMsigJlOOUOLKLEIIWV R.R.CARS1500 PEOPLE

lyWMAaVELSDOORS OPEN AT I P.M.IPiRrenrtANCcs at 2aap.Mll

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AdmUiien: Adults, 75c; Cbildrta.IM'LUDIVO TAX. TICKETS NOW ON

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Amusement

DURBANO'SCONCERT BAND

Fireworks Every FridayEvening

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LORRAINE ROOF OARDlMf STheHOLLVWOOOREVBfA MlSbAKOra OP BONO AND DAJ

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