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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-11

will teach during the coming term in the
Blackwell schools. went to that city to
'akc up her work MONDAY mornins
Miss Marion Bishell VI rawhuska Ia
waiting her mother in ihis city.
NJ q STANLEY is In Chicago un business
in the interest " hts jcwclry store
Mrs y q. German. who has been tho
guest uf friends here tur several days.
returned home early In tho wcck
Miss Pauline Parker who "iu be- E,n
dent In Southwestern college, winfield
Kan. wen, to that city Monday. HcCowpa-
nicd by her mother Mrs ~ L. rarkcr.
Mr. ana Mrs bert McCnrty ana dauEh
ter Lucille, and Mt. and Mrs Monroe Nc.
Catty ~ Indiana, who are rucs's in the
nctt McCary home. motorri To wichita
last sunday
been spcnding the summer with tho NJ. q
Stanley family, returned to their hume
IN oklahoma City the FIRST Of the week
Miss Maxine Tetrick of rpwhuHka spent
last weekend with Miss Efuc McCor T.
Mrs A /. Jones aud daughter. Roberta.
returned to their home In la Junta, colo. ..
the Itst OF last week. after spending som"
time here as the guests of Mrs \. Hart
4 very pretty afaur wsE that given
by Miss charlotte l.iu,h at their country
horne saturday nirht at which tmc sh"
took occasion 10 announce h"r puurnH,h
ing nuptiais The wedding viii take place
early In the ',l The prospective gtuuni
IS John Whitchoutst Of ltinctou, Ind
Mrs y " DFarrcii. ais south SiNth
street, celehart.d h"r birthday lat sat.
/ urday and a party of friends we're invited
" by her dsught'r kuth To Hpeud the eve.
ming Delicious Refreshments were s,tNtl
and pleasant time enjoyed by the dozen
/ ladies present
MIR and Mrs n W. Weaver are at home
from u months visit in Texas
The Misses Ethel rust and HlanC he
Norton returned Saturday from Colorado.
whore they have been spending the sum
mor
Warren ThHyer expects 20 leave very
/ soon for Pittsburgh, Pa, to tntrr car
nrrte college.
The Misses Ruth and Ellen Iirctt are
| at hour. after spending their vacation
| m Colorado
Elmer Ruttcr, telegraph editor OF tho
/ Pouca city News. IL enjoying a visit from
his parents. Mir and Mrs l.. Rutter.
! of Kansas Ctty. Mo.
Mr. and Mrs g. NJ. Sanders of South
/ Fifth street are entertaining hous,
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ot The week for Columbia Mo. where she
VIII enter the stephens college for girls
Tor the school year
Mr and Mrs. Horace ". sctuby and
iahliy are expecting to arrive tre first
"i lhe week from an extended vacation
u. W iusted u stpuipa vi,tci friends
10 Miami this week IN route 80 Lyon
kan. where he viii ioin the Young Con-
MIR and Mrs W. u i-npp are leaving
Thursday for an extended stay In Los An.
se,s anI Other roitts - Ca'upn'a.
tetnoon from Pittsburr Kan. for a visit
WIN her brother. Hobart Cheyus and
family, Of Third. y. W.
r. ". TuthilNs Sunday school class viii
enjoy social at the church Fiilay c,c-
ming
Mr.. !. II. Mess4riy and Wis. rcscrhinc
" Wright have returned to ,h"ir home IN
bnston. Mass. after n visit here win q
nephew. Joe L wright
W T.. Nsn and Waiter McGhee were IN
fttsburr, Kan. Wednesday on business.
Miss Margaret Tidwell ~ 200 & street
y. W. entertained saturday morning with
an Informal morning chocolate In honor
~ tho girls who leave soon Tor their az.
frrent schools for the year Garden flow
ets were used in profusion for dccnra
tions Tho honor guests were Misses
Geneva Hallinger, Pauline Fullerton, and
MARY Lots Morrison who 20 TO Oklshon,
university, Lillian Trapp and Nirgini, ,
nurent WI? so to Lindenwood coilese
Frances Hate. who goes to stephens coli
leec and Ethel Bcck who goes to Hardin
college. The out II town guests were
Misses Leila Focks of wichita, Kan. and
Julia Srillman ~ bolivar. Mo. The othe"
guests wcr" Misses Evelyn Todd Ailec1
Hatkin. Christine Mcconnell Helen Han
cock Iclla Nahcn, Lorraine Mcconnell,
Nina Wadc. Mabel and Georgia Mode.
pprts and TNclma Whsley Myrs Shn\ m.
Catherine waFoner. Mss. u. M,
Mrs Lon newton Mrs Bruce McWi'lians.
Melvin Hutts, Mrs. Charles Neal Mrs.
Glen Robinson and Mrs. II. VI. PARIS.
In tho golf contest which was played
Tuesday afternoon by the women at tho
Country club first place was won by Mrs
Npv McNauEh'on with q score q - In a
field Of IL women. Mrs. McShughtor .
score was excellent, conridcring the
amount " golf which is played by women
at the Country club.
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party. composed Of Miss Ularchc SNndcrs
Of Guthrie u sister vt Mt Sanders Mrs
Lawrence Warden cf Uonanza Atk. sis.
trr 80 Mts. Sanders. and i.eonN curtis Of
Guthrie
Noute ladies Of ronca City. Who ntc
tu hc ladies tn waiting to Miss Hcutictt,
Allen. daughter Of UoVetuor Allen of Kan.
Eas. Hnd peerless princess at the halt heli
dutiug the eleventh annual wheat show
at wichita. are Miss Nchr'c' .Snrrhet
Miss GWcndohn Moore, Miss Josephine
Morrison. Miss Hcth itandley nri Miss
Pearl Edwards The annual wheat show
takes place the last wrrk IN September
liralnbtd chipmsn 90 81 Louis W. the
guest ~ his aunt Mrs e Sarshet. 81,
non Moore who mo,oted to hts homc In
Schenectady '. several wccks ago.
returned ttiiay morning
south sixth. returned Monday from va
cation spent In Th" bsatks IN the summer
home of " - Lyon VI Tulsa
q. l. chancellor has hecn the guest ~
his parents IN Hnwie Tcsar, returning
HON" carly no the week
,tSig M'5 @"%"F Hsrs s t''' .rSs 's,,s n,. ss, s,
Maurice meyer lett last week tor Elm.
potio, Kan. where he viii attend school
during the cunning year.
MHs ieunie Mead who has been attend
inE Columbia univctsitN. Nck Ncrk 70
turned oatiy IN thr week tn take ~ her
dutios I'm IN" high school I'm route she
visited home folks In Grand Nupiia Mich
Mrs Frances smith tHttun, director ~
music IN the ronca Ciy schools, is at
home after spending several weeks with
sister in rha~n"" Shs was pCCnw
panied by her mother, Mrs Marta cat
ron Thoy also spent some tune In Kansas
tity durinH the vacation
A wedding. which came MS surprise Go
/ the many friends Of both parties, wan that
u Miss Marie wikon md Mr. Roy ON
ptott. which occurred sunday evening =,
the home ~ the brides mother. 170 Sutth
Dspgc The Young courlc lett t'umr 'intci,
after the ceremony for brief atay IN
NtthttH. after wht,h they Viii be Ht home
10 their friends IN rouCp city. Miss WI
| koff has bccn employed In ~ confidential
position with the Fnrmefr National bank
/ fpt some time. and Mr. pnStott tH book
/ kccpor fur the Kenny -ClsatN on company
] NJ and Mta 4 u Horgcss ot rulr,
csmc over and spent last Weekend WITH
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Miss Enid BudlunE, ils Sorth Thirt
street. viii leave next week for Fort
worth. Texas. where she expects to make
her future home
Mrs James Gammic transacted business
IN Arkanses City the first ot tho week.
Mi-s Florence winner. winfield, Kan.
hmote. no North Elm, several days
last week.
Mr and Mrs Howard II ouslet 900
MarlRnd Drive. have ~ their guest Mrs
Rebecca Ousler of Pittsburgh. "a mrhct
OF Howard Ouslst. ON Friday niEht Gr
and Mrs ousiet entertained more than
a. dozen Of their friends complimentins
thgir mother.
Miss Ruin McFayden left carly In the
week for Norman, where she viii attend
~ hool during the coming year.
D =. Nc Manur of Kansas City has been
tn" guest OF II. y. Jameson Tor scvcra'
days
rtof ~ n Herbert. head Of the school
OF Journalism at Norman, was the guest
81 Joe BTHnt, city editor on the IonCi
tity Ness over Sunday. Professor Her
bert was cn route from the north, where
he moturei several weeks ago to Norman.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Scel"y have returned
from Russell, kan where they visited
the parents of Mrs Sceiey for - week.
Nr. and Mrs G.. HHmlin, J2S south
Usage. are Visiting friends In saltwater.
sir and Mrs. II y clark returned early
In the week lrum Bolle Vista, Ark., where
they spent dcughtful vacation.
Richard Fosarty OF Guthrie has re.
turned to his home after spending few
days with his sister Mrs Jay fnFis. ioo
Mrs J u. cfaysc of Baxter Springs
Kan. who spent the past month with her
sister. Mrs v J. Allen. Of this city has
returned to her home.
MIR and Mrs ~ q. Hancock of McAles
ter are guests In the home of the lat
tcr's brother. II. G. Hancock, $40 south
Fifth.
Mrr G II. waltcrhouse was an Okla.
homa visitor last saturday
II has Just become known to friends
of the couple that Miss Freidn Hunsackcr
and MIR. Ernest HHmln were married at
Newkirk July l. Reverend Amos uf the
Christian church of that city. officiating
The young couple Will reside temporarily
at 32S South Osagc.
| Mrs G. NJ sanders 500 south Finh
| returned saturday from a visit of several
weeks to relatives n Hutchinson. Kan.
Mrs J. H. Futhey. who was called Ia
1 the bedside Of her father. Mr. Abel. AT
| CHney, kan md remained with him until
! he passed away returned home saturday
Wayne Glover celebrated his twelfth
! birthday last Thursday night by givint
| a party to several of his friends In the
city park, where games were INDUCED In,
after which a delicious picnic lunch was
served to about 20 OF his young friends.
Mr. and Mrs N. Buford Of South Ash
street announce the birth OF seven and
one half.pound son, whom they have
named clyde Buford,
Mira e. Il WnIterhouse entertained IN
| formally Monday night. her guests being
those who ar. associated with her In her
| place of business. Cards was the diver
sion and delicious retreshments were
served.
Miss Grace Ingham Of the Poncs CIT,
| Building and Loan asosication spent last
weekend In Eldorado, Kan, the guest
Mrs ". A Lincoln enjoyed visit from
her pGrents. Mr. and Mrs w. 4. Furry,
OF Pawnee the first q fthe week.
n v, Warren is In Clarcmore, wher,
| he expects to remain 10 days.
! Miss rattie Dunlap OF this city. who
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Mr.. and Mrs. Homer breeding returned
from u months vacation with friends in
Arkansas
Miss Mario rangston is In cushing for
som" time studying the piano.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred wade and sons rr-
turned from Arkansas whore they have
abb. to find vacant house inside the city
and are living In one of u. II, Garriotts
houses just south Of town.
with the exception ~ the George
Rhoads snd Charles families. who are
stlil at Colorado Springs. all ~ the vnca-
tionists have returned from their various
n s rearce. who all summer has been
day with j. +. Foster while on his way
to his home In wstscka, III
Glen Temple and Ice Smith wont to
Enid Monday to cr'cr phillips college
Ram Cox and Miss Ncllie Hland were
among those who entered Edmond normal
Monday.
Lloyd Roberts visited his, parents at
Violet. Mo. last week. returning with tho
Proson family. who drove from Neosho.
Mrs w u. Timmie Is visiting her par
cnts at Liberal. Kan.
Oklahoma city and Edmond with friends.
Mrs a. J. Newman and daughter Lydia
returned from BriEtow THURSDAY, whore
they had been Visiting Mrs. W. ". Fresh
crcr.
Mrs George Rkoads has gone to Lead
vile. Colo for few days stay with her
niece. Miss vivian Durdy. Mr.. Rhoads
Mr snd Mrs c. ". A. Davis recently
visited his parents at Neosho. Mo.
G, O. white attended the mail carriers
convention at shawnee and took part In
the Labor day parade.
stroud Baptist church celebrated its
twentieth anniversary last week great
time and fine picnic dinner was served
members. Mr.. and Mrs. W. q. Baker and
daughter Bessie were each presented a
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VI amt Mrs TORY ponnhuc, parents OF
Mrs uogEcSs
Mr and Mrs Houston Ta,lor have been
eutcttaiulug u deliEthful house patty at
their country home, rumruHo Uf tho
Misses Mary uriir pud Vera ItI tul
Mrs u \ tultt ot Wichita rtIr. TEXAS
tnd Mise IVA Hardin VI oklahoma titN
saturday evening 4 line rtrty was given
Tor the Nisiturs ht the murray tnratet.
which was enjoyed hy about so uNtri
tutHts
Mrs Nahri Erk and daughter trol
are at home from two weeks vacation
Mts Eck srcnt tho tiWo In Now N"rk amt
Miss opal visited friends in iort worth
TrsaE.
Miss Mldtci Ferguson won't tn Win
ficid Kan. Monday tu enter Southwest
college tor tho N'Nr Mi~s Mlirrl viii be
sophomore
Mt- q NJ Hopper ~ Fort worth "
spending srWr time iu the ,itN visiting
her sister. Nfs Ni,hardsun. ~ trnHH amt
Mrs = 4 Rankin ot Tun,t titv
IbW Nitrhtc spent last wock cni with
friends IN Atdtuotr.
pr p E. HAYDEN came IoV fsftom iu
dopcrdcn,c. Nan. tnt srrgt the week rnt
with his mother. Mrn hayden. ot the
Harness millinery department
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Nlrs lsNrtrur nowdl,tr. dturhtct ~
MIR and Mr. W. N ltuwdlvNt " this ,tty.
and Mf Vernon iNNir wr't united iu nu'.
ttsur ~ hlrh noon Ftldsy hy Re-, \
t}toanan ~ the MUthuliat parsonage Miss
uowdirHt IL one of the most populHf gitis
" ths Younger set hcte Hnd NJ ilblr htu
made many friruds in tht= city since ~"
came here To- WORK tur tho Santa Fc The
Young courie LETT fur huthAuk okla.
where Mr.. illair has teen Transferred. im
mcdtstrly after tho wedding
Mr. aud Mts ! u johnson aud little
son Hick arrived from oregon. from witch
Mace they motorcd. this aeek aud are
Visiting Mrs Iohuron'H mnthct. Mrs
uIauche i.ittlv ~ lN2 East MApio
Mise Ethel kinE ~ iih West Mn-"s en-
trrtaiuod a pprtS consisting ~ Miss Nuhotl
Fustrf omega llsWmun. EiuH lll"dsoc
aud viola Imrkc and McHsrs HAY biilon
RAY Henry. tlydc Hurst. niil Wylcy ana
Mcrtiot At her homo "Wednesday evening
IN honor - the girls Who were going
awav 10 school shortly. Dancing and candy
making Norc enjoyed during the event
Misc Lena NVtd ot thi4 viiy Var taken
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STATE SOCIETY
MIAMI.


| Tho members Of the Methodist chuch.
| tsluth were hostesses Wednesday evening
10 their families and friends at get
lWgrthrr meeting opening mid week meet
tng ~ tI" winter season. The entertain
msnt consisted " five reel motion pie.
turg u fno scenes Of the Pilgrims Pro
gress which was appreciated greatly by
ne audience. Several vocal numbers were
slyen by the Lions club quartet after
which the members and every one on
ryaI 'ovial good time. Punch was
Mr uI Mrs. J. l. frank and daugh-
'et Miss Lorena Crank, Mr. and Mrs.
ioyd Judd arrived home Wednesday eve.
Mrs from an extended automooile es;
relative. In number of places In Kansas
,nd spent several weeks In the mountains
u colorado.
Miss Julia s,ilimsn Of Bolivar. Mo ar.
rt,.i thus week and will spend the winter
IN the home ~ her cousin. Mrs. John Rot.
I7.ar Sho 10 enrolled IN the Miami high
school
Mss Jenny Robinson departed Vol
resdaN night for Boston Mass, wn-re
sNe will take up her duties as a member
o. the faculty Of Wellesley college Miss
rn.Hrsn1 was a member Of the faculty II
the high school Of this place las, year
Miss Hazel Butler VI Skiatook will spend
che winter with Dr. and Mrs W. NJ Di-
IN while she attends the Miami high
". @ Patton Of Picher spent tho day
Wednesday as the gucs; OF his son.
Nsy o. Patton. and family Of str, si
y "
Mrs Ros7 Bayless and Ms. Lon Newton
rsn'r I'D - f""lin Wednesday and spent
the day shopping.
,'u,nan Of Pawhu.ta is vls-
Ring friends here this week. Mrs. Dur
han formerly lived In Miami.
Misses Lillian Trapp and Virginia Durant
expect to leave the first OF the week fer
o. Charles. Mo, where thay will enter
Underwood college for the year
Nr and Mrs. II. B. Durant 90 la3 A
street y. W, are enjoying a visit from
Horace u. Payne. nephew Of Mr.. Dursn'.
from Washington, II. c., whs-e he is at
tending the George Wsshirgpl law
s.h. - that place. He will spend =
months vacation.
Miss Frances Hale will leave the first
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beautiful vase. speakers from out 81
town were Dr. rulman. president ot the
baptist university at shawnee j. ".
Wiley OF Muskogee, g. ~ HAtrack q
Mecker Hros. Matthews of chandler and
Duncan of Wcicrtkn.
Horn. Friday, september /? To- Mr. and
Mrs. Truman T.. Hays daughter. The
fourth child and the first girl
&. W. NJ. \. met at the bungalow Wed.
n"sday tot an entertaining program.
Mrs Tuicson deiightfully entertained q
number OF ladies wednesday afternoon In
honor nt her mother,
Mrs. Hutkhart and son Brst entertained
the class ot 20 Thursday evening, all
being present but two.
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Mr. sheldon made business trip TO
SupuIpN the first ~ tho week.
Nt4 Sust CoIIiers " Edmond instrue-
tor uf history ~ Mounds high Hhpoi. sr-
fi,'u lu Mounds Friday
Mrs luHrphInc UutuH returned 20 her
home BOO baltimore. NdY after abort
visit with her mother. MrF j. Uurus, and
.IHiHr Nis Npt1 NurnH
Mrs Tnln Wilson aud Josephine Tiot
arrived saturday zoo attend teachers meet.
Ing Hud Do. ready fur tho opening oi
school Nauut,
Miss U.lru si.vers. who has boon stu.
i,ut ht thr Woman college At thirkash1
the past two Nr'H. ha- returned to that
institution Cor thr .uptnH year.
Nra o. = lHird Hut Mira Mary walker
drove q. Ntuu.Ut Iur-NaY afternoon.
Mrs. e. ~. Dalton made husincsH trip
~ tuHhluA tho firai NJ tho week
Mis tuE't'o Johnston has return-
from hrr vacation Hurui In colorado ani
tho untthv,st Miss johnson Will toBrn
music in tho public schools " Mounds
ms year
Miss patsy wills returned home FROM
Sauuipo 1u'HdaN
Mia8 iurup WicthlSer ~ Ninitn In VIA.
ltnH az tho Morris uorchcr home
Mrs. " q. CriswrlI lett Wednesday tNr
q vacation trip ~ the kiamichi mountain,
visiting relatives
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MOUNDS,

Kan returned from that city this week,
after q visit ~ several months
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Society
PERSONAL Mention

a. and Mrs G.. u Coggeshall and
.nar.n are back from delightful
.i"it IN the Ozarks.
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visit IN the oSd'NS'
Nr and Mrs. waite Phillips Will
r.furn from Colorado until OC-
rber
yr.sos Marjorie Welch and Pau
r.n wood expect to leave Tuesday
~. % ,Ia University of oklahoma at
,,,,mln where they will study this
.c,r Furoute, they will visit in
1tlahoma city To attend "A promi-
,ent sorority luncheon to be given
there.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Krcsser, who
haze b,tn spending the summer on
| icne Island. are not expected home
IuntU october.
Marian Frances, the young daugh-
Tor OF Nr and Mrs. T.. q. Parmlcy,
.ho has been Ill ten days with fever,
/ !. now much improved.
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Dress Sa

We are elated over the fortunate
purchase Of Frocks to sell for SIS,
and considering the assortment, the
excellence of fabrics, the unusual
cleverness Of fashionings (you will
find that many of them are good
copies Of higher priced models) and
the great richness or ornamentatiOn
YOU may then realize the impor-
tance of this special selling.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-03-28
White Silks and
Satins No Longer
for Brides Alone

Everybody wears them now
for sports and morning wear, cool
afternoon frocks, dinner and
evening gowns, blouses, chill
dren's frocks, underwear and
slumber wear, and masculine
shirts.
And every kind for all these
many uses Is here, so that IL not
quite sure what you wish-so it's
white and silk-a look through
the section filled with shimmering
white silken fabrics will surely
suggest it.
From a splendid quality white
tub silk at $3.50 yard, up the
scale OF sports and novelty silks
and satins, crepes de chine, can
ton crepes, taffetas, Georgettes,
charmeuse and chiffons, to a sub
stantial novelty sports satin at
$3.50 a yard.
tfirst Floor. ChestnuO
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-03-28
Parisienne
COrsetS

Here are some of the beauti-
ful new models which are go
ing to be the foundation for
the new gowns:
A pink elastic girdle with
satin finish. 1t is made OF a
single piece of elastic of su-
perior quality, has a long
skirt and a heavy side steel
this last being It's only boning
over the hips, $3.50.
Dainty evening corsets of
pink satin, very low, with gus
sets of elastic in the skirt,
$25.
Pink tricot slip-on, laced in
the back, and boneless except
Tor two steels over the abdo-
men, $ll.50.
A topless model of pink
broche, daintily trimmed with
ribbon and net, $18.
tThird Floor. ChestnuD
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-03-28

Store Opens at 9
ELgin Watches
Take Their Time
From, the Stars

The Elgin Factory has a
complete observatory for de-
termining the exact time
through astronomical observa-
tion, and every watch which
leaves the factory (there are
about 5000 a day. has had its
movement regulated in this
way.
This is only one of the de-
tails which go to make the
Elgin watches among the best
American watches made to-
day.
Ultra thin Elgin watches
for men in ID KIT. red gold,
1S KIT. white gold and ID KIT.
red gold and platinum combi-
nation cases, $3.50 to $500.
Ultra-thin Elgin watches
for men in plain ID KIT. gold
and gold-flled cases, $50 to
500.
Regular m odel Elgin
watches for men in ID KIT. gold
cases, $35 to $50. In gold
filled cases, $40 to $34.
tJewelry Store, Chestnut and ,
Thirteenth)
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-03-28
Frilly New BlOuses
for Girls

Frills of some kind or other
you will find on almost all Of
them, sometimes box pleats
edged with narrow frills, or the
daintiest lace-trimmed frills in
bib effect.
AS for materials, there are
sheer batiste, organdie and voile,
all being made with the low round
collar that fits so we'll over the
coat. Some have a touch Of color.
Sizes 80, 81 and SO inch bust
measure. Prices from 1925 to
$12.
(Third Floor, ChestButJ
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-03-28
The Stocks of Four Leading Furniture
Factories at 40 Per Cent Less
in Remarkable Sale

Apart from group of individual
pieces, there are in this unexampled
movement about 400 beautiful dining
room and bedroom suits, every one at
40 per cent less than the new low price.
This means so per cent less than the
price prevailing prior to February lst.
This is the largest offering of fine
suits we have ever known at such a
saving from ruling market rates.
1t is as if some large furniture
store, dealing only in the finest class of
goods, were to offer it's entire stock of
complete dining-room and bedroom
suits at a saving of 40 per cent.
1t is an opportunity such as has
never been known outside of our great
half-yearly sales; and never known in
any other store at any time.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-03-28
Women'S
Sports Hats
New, Gay and Smart

Sports hats to wear with the
new tweed and jersey suits,
sports hats to wear with sweat
ers, sports hats to wear with
morning frocks and summer
dresses-evcry kind a woman
needs!
One Salon is devoted ex-
clusivcly to these practical,
pretty hats. Some are Of silk,
some Of straw.
There are all the colors popu-
lar this year, bright colors and
dark shades. There are large hats
and small hats, sailors, mushroom
shapes and ever so many more.
Prices $40 to 500.
tsooond floor, ChestpuD
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-03-28
If You Have
Your Umbrellas
Recovered Now

you'll have them ready for April
showers when they come-and
you'll save money, too!
Black cotton covers are $1.15.
Black silk and cotton, $2.35.
All-silk covers in black and
colors, 1886.
The work will be satisfactorily
done, you may be sure.
MAIN Floor, NarkeD
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-03-28
NainsOOk
NightgOwns

in large sizes are here in con-
siderable variety between $l.35
and $3.50. These are a square
necked style with embroidery and
lace, a round necked with en-
broidery edging, one with en-
broidery yoke and lace; and two
others with beading and lace,
and with embroidery and tucks,
the last being slightly shirred
after the Empire fashion.
trhird Floor, CentraD