davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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-j.cs Webster" he declared. -ysu

zach Webster" he declared yse
aren't crazy, arr your
~of course. he is-the Old dear. DO
lore. cried happily, 'but I'm not" She
s,epped up 20 her brother aud her
arms went around his neck, "oh
Rick" she cried. "rm your sister rru
", ana"
"nnlorrs NJ little lost sister, DO
lorcsi Why. ! cant believe u y
well. you'd better believe H." John
Stuart Webster gtuwled f""hly "ot
course. yuu can doah, my Sord aud
get away With n. noN thai I'm fiat on
nv back. bat n you dar" cast asp"f'
slons on that g,r,'s v,tacip, III mur'
der you month from noW,'
lie closed his eyes feeling instinc'
lively that he ought not spy 90 such =
sacr-i family scrns. When, however,
m. Affecting mcrtlns wns over and DO
lorrs was run1ing the wehs'erian fore
top while her hru'h"f pressed The Web
st.rhn hand ani tried 10 say Ell the
things h. felt hot eouldnt crpress
John stuart Webster brought them
both hack 20 q realization % present
conditions
-pont thank mo sir he pipsi In
pat'rIc Initiation - the small hoy cf
mst.Iraua 4 have only dous ne
iuy ari Cor fNai cannot sccvp, this
'purss ~ gold. even fhuugh NY father
ami mother arr sfaNEHE
"uh ,uIph. NJ D. .sfirus holore.
plrstri
IT, HrEsi up ~ hsf fr0ily ~taks
yunr hrsffrf oui '1 M0'irf ieots sol
p-ryc y#Hf case Ms Husy b" -
yIsr' '.r And vh..r vnnfs 30 a.
I certainly h.r~ sausiaaty ~IIl rrnem.
bef im IHf accustomed fo r,ps'nf 00
q c,u'rF r.H', Uek. y you Jan go.
sls's sHrs ..Hf,r o. uat me % hs'i
o. 10 a. sd Im Dad tired Old
tursr I'm ah# #s.rst1 1a
H. head rolled weakly 20 ors sds
fo' p, taf Nr,a playing par; and
hsf nrr1y-l h.r,rff e. auIsh lt grace
fu'ly even tu hs weaksu~' onii'ian
H~ sshei. uHsn~t slightly. and
s.pr--l ia'u uur-Hss.uasn.sa
Marble Hill press., 1921-02-03

20 strike her pink and lie lron -e-
strAirt O, l1Es. hard, exciting Cav ~
ire relaxed a. last. the good s.oai
bowed her gray bead Ia Der Rrsss and
~ept moving scr body frnn Jie 60
SIDE ,hr uhls and dytnsndiur q 10
cae n particular. d StEE'e legitimate
7eason why she . blooming olt has.
gaze art rot q, 70 tive sao1la - ;he
recipient q such manifold hlesSacs
as this tsy had hrOughi forth
In 'Ae Inesn'irne Ricardo. Nith bis
band oa the krsob a. the Door leaaIas
20 the rsozl where Webster WAS aavtnE
bis wnaads dressed. paused suttealy
his attention caught hy the soznd o. A
Sob. lons-drsun and inexp7essshly "a
thetie. He listened and MADE az his
nlnd that ~u11an Ia TIE room acrUSs
the cntrance haF was tewaliaE tie
tcaih o. Iov~t ore Ae answered 10
The name q CaliT,h and JoAa, aar..ze
Further esvesirupplrs coaviaccd hsra
that CsltrA. john. dsrilns. Aaa Mr.
John Stuart Webster we're one sna the
same person. ard so he Tilted hts head
On one SIDE Ike cock rohln sad coo.
ssdered
by garo. hats mos. fnfeTeSttar.~
be decided THE wrsraed here has
sweetheart or wise~-.snd an Amer,
sc4n, ins She nuSt te q reccnt Ac-
aaiSstson. heS,agse all the time ws were
together ea the steamer curaiag aaur
here he never spoke al either, despite
the fact that we 80; friendly eaoagh
fer srch ccns3escp-S Sou.ethsas faa.
ny ssSeaf this IA hseter sound the old
ssay before | start passsnE out words
a. cn1fc-r 70 that GSAargy female"
He passed On into the rooca @eaa
Stuart Webster had. by this time. been
washed AM. haatMr~d aud one Of the
Ssrroe serwsnts tfn~ the sx-tictstarTs
ressnUe srtll corrupted the paisesl had.
II p~ Psch~cp's ccrnzssad rrrTaresa q
gasss ckaEas.sr upstairs and fernissed
a nigh; rown es ampas rropor1tcns To
cever Mr.. wessssrg's heAaneRre6 bur
sthsrw4se naked rersaa- A ss-~scher
ase tuss arrived and the wcznd@t rnsa
~ss assouf 10 be carried sssratrx rAs
Marble Hill press., 1921-02-03

granite strrs helped herself 20 .
much needed "hraceF' from her brandy
nask and VAS gazing penslVely al IN.
scrne anNund her when Ricardo came
IN tho stairs
"'riloi- Mother Jerks salutei him
-wsN ave you hccn. Mr.. Bcwersr
Il have Just returned from eapturinI
SarrcN Mrs jerks lie II on hls Wal
10 the arsenal under guard"
"Gor' strike me rpnk :" the old lads
cried Ave lived 70 sce this day =
Her face NAs wrathed In a hApp,
smile. Il wonder 'ow the heegar feels
10 ave the shNc On the other foot. eh-
the 'cartlcss Uuni; I'm 'opln' this
General Ruey viii ave the Brighter
shot"
-Nou nesd have no worry on that
scorr. Mr. lsnkS I'm General Ruey
Andrew Bowcr was Just my summer
name rs IL were"
"Augvls guari me Wet the hicom
In ell surprise won't Ne 'ay. n,tt
Mc, branch . the Raey tribe do you
hclong TO- Are you a nephew q him
that was Prvsidvu, h,ioN SarrOs shot
Im' Au'uulo Rucy. Who Vas ART
brother Go the president, ad go =
al~i R.cario Are you I'm. might ]
arsky"
= am she snn ot Ricardo the p~,
lowed, hc auSNrrcj proudly,
"N"i the lad a. Nas away ~ schno'
when u father Wus hrN~cuteiT
y ava that same lad. Mrs J"uGs
And Who arr Nuu' You s~cm 70 snos
a deal - my family History
4 the oli Publican rrpliei with
"lual rrd. "am Mrs Col. Eu'r1
l'nss Who va, your fathers chtsf ~
hari.ilrry an "a o., hcNtrrne hour-
%. tyiH Ia frout - 'hs same wall Wlih
.im. Ry The ~. '1vs Mr., webster
'hr adAci sudd,n,, remembering ih'
'ahlcT closest " hrF heart jus; then.
'li,s wounds are tria.ng. Heu live
M-s i,uks"
Well 'hays Ncttet than evtiin
f'ok~i N 'he eve With r sharp stick.
ne 90 dame ic-Ito1 phlloscphicu .'
ID you rrmralh~r my little Ns'er
N-S jenksf Ricardo r1utiueci >h'
vas 10 The PALACE Whrn Sarrus a..
tackled q she p,rish~i here
I believe I ave So a slighi re'ol
le-tioa o TIE n'pg~F sr" No;het
jerks answered. cautiously To hsr~e'
she said I ~. Ennct'A. 'erv's
pretty - 4 dont know the lamb l.
i'in ar IN 'he next room Ny word
no; q 70; w'en q meets 'rr 20
! vii So you again. M-s jerks !
must have = ioag tax With yog r.
cario told her and passed 90 into 'hs
palacr vh~rcupoa Moiher jenks cncr
H,ors ferverily impiorrd the Almighty
Marble Hill press., 1921-02-03

in 'he FlH i.aa~t, pat attsses ixv~y
isrnhH. or uAsfrs 'rgh sss srrahe,t Of
ehlvfta'nship srt ~vfneaa~}y valns tsle.
"a ary rr4ueS' s-kra BY an wrhiAs-
''un % fRwhg Is Theoretically
hesns 20 - e-zsied TtuS n q Frtlan
headE.Er wishes ~ marry q nrsshhar~
ing chsers daughter, hs s@nas snes.
sens~r trst with the prpctc0s tanna.
sggFssSius him 20 Possess ore. Neither
the g.ri NOT her father has then say
further chcic~ In ths matter. TIE
wedding has got To- Ne. TN~~s oa-
tects ~ nssy wen ~ imagined are
ieaiunsiy guarded By their fortunate
rsaSsessors and any Ftjsan. n well
eaoaEh ~. wifi purchase one rrum n
foreigner fcr large sarn. The ns-
tires never, ar Of least very rarely.
can b~ induced 70 sell their tan,Au.
Tsctful district cctusnsssseners IRE.
as~ntiy tcliow the Fftian cussera. ana
when asking fw hospitality On their
tours In the lntsrSor. send q whslsiv
teoth vita their messenger.
Marble Hill press., 1921-02-03
with Gas
Esfonio Brings Relief

! have hs~n avsaf s-t u8th gs.-
ursfrs Mr. - "a Fersuz "an4
Eataa3r 70 al aa g.; e. Nr- -
reuff
A1tity al ezs Ha tAr sfaenseA
gu'rsly nseu S. tst -rrras-3 oct ty
Eatna.e 'aru asfrafF aI3 strrnsrs
rfus ha-K A. "a-F afHrt tss4
r'srfsss sagFa-a- aEfe re stgmaca
= rtEAt p1aI srt sa--avss h=lFhle.
hlnstInE irf. s=s'Esa art aEt~r Fa=
A. is - Or Tats EBtarse uh4rfs
AFTER fea eataa*ar tu aasn h~tfrr
yDg fcyl ne 81 rats aa4y trlEa
uitA YosF tr4EE .1aruEtea.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-12-12
Old English Silver
of the Georgian Period

Your true lover of genuine
antiques could not have a
Christmas gift more after his
or her own heart.
Each of these fine old pieces
bears the hall mark to show
the date in which it was made
and the maker. Behind that
hall mark is an interesting
story of historical facts.
There are no duplicates OF
any one of these pieces and
they are in the quaintest and
most fascinating shapes.
A 1889 tankard is priced at
$345. Another of l748 is $27O.
tMaiI
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-12-12
Handkerchief
Specials, First Time
at These Prices

And for anybody looking for
something to give that no one
ever has enough Of, handkcrchiefs
would be just the thing.
Womcn'S handkerchiefs of Irish
linen, with colored ccnters and
fancy borders or white centers
with colored borders, many pat
terms, at 25c each.
Mems Irish linen handkcrchiefs,
quarter, half or three-Quarter
inch hem, particularly good quail
ity at So a dozen.
Nast and West Aislcs)
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-12-12
Most Delectable
Cameo Candies

A very dainty gift box is round
in shape, tied with red ribbon
and holds pound and quarter
of Cameo chocolates. 1t is 50,
complete.
Something new arc mint cor
dial putfs, which make especially
nice dinner candies, $l.25 a Jar.
A butterfly box with French
chocolates in butterfly folms is
$l.25.
And there arc all kinds of de-
l'ghtful French boxes to hold
Cameo candies from So to $50
each,
Main FlOOr)
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-12-12
Bed Muslin Sets
Attractively Boxed

These make an unusually nice
gift for the home-loving woman
or for bride just starting house
keeping.
They are of a very fine percalc.
in fact, the best made. Many
women consider it next to linen
in desirability.
A box of two pillowcases is
$3.50.
A box OF sinCle-bed sheet and
two pilliHcases, 81.
A box of double sheet and two
pillowcases, S7.25.
First FlOOr)
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-12-12

Two tureens of 1912 and
1928 are $3.50 and $685..
A couple of fine old walters,
dating from 1889 and 1908 are,
respectively, $465 and $3.50.
Trophy cups of 1916 and
1898 are 1920 and 1925.
There is a most beautiful tea
set of five pieces Of 1797-1S02,
which is $1700.
And so on through oddly
shaped warmer and stand,
candleSticks, an urn, meat and
vegetable dishes, cake baskets
and castors, any one of which
would be a delight to own.
loor)
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-12-12
'Undermuslins
in Large Sizes

Women who have a fondncsS
for useful gifts will open a box
of these with a good deal Of
pleasure.
Envelope chem ses, lace
trimmed, $l.75 and $3.50.
Low-neckcd nightgowns, plain,
embroidered and lace trimmed,
81 to SO.
(Third flOOr)
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-12-12
Gifts for Lovers
Of Water Sports

kennebec canoes in IL to Is Fl.
lengths, $62 to 1856.
Flat-bottom rowboats, $50.
ROwboat motors to transform
rowboat into motorboat arc
Caille five-speed motor with
magnetic ignition, $1l0.
Caille Liberty drive motor
with battery ignition, $7j.
Evinrude motor with magnetic
ignition, 500.
(The Gallery
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-12-12

preston, because there is none
that surpasses it in richness Of
effect.
In the new lot there are pieces
in plain encrustcd gold, etched
rose and daisy designs, fruit
border panels and encrusted gold,
another decoration being a de-
serted garden and encrusted gold.
Prices, from 81 for an olive dish
to $125 for tea set.
EIOOr)
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-12-12
Shining Opportunities
=, ,D,-c
in Lamps

Solid mahogany boudor lamps light $780,
and 81.
Adjustable floor lamps with and without metal shades with
smokers attachments choice Of half dozn different finishes
TO $3.50
Hand wrought adjustable bridge lamps
shades, So $3.50 SIS and $25.
new lection of fine bridge and davenport lamps with
adjustable
ivory and combinations of colors$1j to $780,
Shades to match them, So to $50
Wire
about 600, all at remarkably low prces-l5c to 85c.
Four Floor
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-12-12
Gifts for the Wielders of Gun
and Rod

If a marble fond of hunting or
fishing, the question Of his
Christmas gift is easier.
Fox doublc-barrcl shotguns,
$A6.75 to $9S.
Parker and other makes of
shotguns, $58.75 to $l66.
Big-game rifles such as Win
chester, Savage, Remington and
Mauser, $33 to $85.
Hunting clothing, knives, re-
volvers, shotgun and rifle cases.
Saltwater rods, $l.90 to $40.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-12-12
New Arrival of Gorgeous
Looking Pickard China

pickard china is probably the
richest looking ware decorated in
America.
1t is a combination Of sumptuous
gold with flowers in natural
colors and sometimes with IL con-
ventionalized design.
BY its looks and character it is
gift ware of the first rank.
Scarcely anything in pottery is
calculated to make such an inn
(FOur
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-12-12

Fly rods and bass rods, $3.50
to $75.
Surf-casting rods, 1926 to $65.
Reels, 85c to $l00.
Lines, 75c to SIS.
Bats of every description, 75c
to $l.50.
Bait and tackle boxes, 45c to
$25.
Creels, SO to $3.50.
Fly books, SO to $3.75.
Wading boots and fishing
clothing
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-12-12
Es.s -EE#&E1pSzsz-ffE| .Yg-Ep
= A-&lslsE, &,e,:zzslak " M1
Holiday Dresses for Little
Children

Fetching little garments
which Santa Claus might very
well put in his pack to rejoice
the hearts of ever so many
small girls. They are engag-
ing little things in white and
colors; dimities, lawns, voiles,
batistes and crepes de chine
among the more substantial
fabrics, nets and laccs among
(Thlr
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-12-12
Suddenly q
Demand for
TaMeta Silks

From New York to San
Francisco women arc asking
for them and they are being
made into the most charming
of little dresses for the house
and, in the lighter tints, for
evening wear.
Black taFetas, which seem
to be leading all other colors,
arc here in the finest qualities
at So, $3.50 and 81 a yard.
Fine glacc tafTetas for eve.
ming and afternoon gowns, 36
inches wide at 1925 and So a
yard and 10 inches wide at
$3.50 a yard.
First Floor)
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-12-12
Silk Undergarments
for Useful Gifts

"A as rule they are flesh colored,
tSu ,sth the styles-ever so many OF
'uGem-are plain and laco trimmed.
r. Ssrepe de chine nightgowns, s.
4, tsadlum nightgowns, $3.50 to
h GstSSPe sSgP e de chine chemiscs, $3.50
SSadium chemises, s4.85 to $l2.
SSalin Sn boomers, SIS to Sc.
a. sSSuium "a bloomcrs, $685. to
h Tstsepe re de chine boomers, $3.50
'a'in camisolcs, 81 to $3.50.
Crhird FIooD
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-12-12
"Illustrated Mother
Goose Songs"

is a cheerful music book for the
little ones, containing the words
and music of the famous old
nursery songs, delightfully."- Illus
trated in colors.
Priced $3.50.
(SeCOnd EIOUrD
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-12-12
Bookcases in Many Different Styles
at $40 to S27O

In oak, in mahogany in walnut and in finishes
The gift of a bookcase carr a compliment
substantial and practical quality which douby welcome in every
home worthy of the ~ ~ " O''
Between 500 and $20 the selection
and extensive embracing practically style for home
apartment. '
But you prefer give piece of furniture another type you
rockers chairs and desks spn desks
highbo hanging through
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-12-12
Christmas Messengers From
the Picture Store

Almost any ono would treasure
enc of the signed colorcd etchings
by modern French artists. Pricel
S3J to $50, framed.
From a very little price up an
appropriate holiday messenger
will be found in the Picture
Store.
'lOOr)
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-12-12

A framed Japanese watercolor
is a Christmas wish Il young girl
would like. Priced $3.50.
Older people are fond Of the
Dcndy Sadler English cngravings.
Priced SIS, framed.
Delicately colored mczzotints
from the old French and Eng
lish masters, gilt framed, are $25.
Uift
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-12-12
Christmas
Suggestions
nom the Corset Salon include

nom the Corset Salon include
Ribbon garters in plain colors,
pink, blue, old rose and black, 81
10 1925.
Other ribbon garters with lace
and y, tlowered trimming, $3.50.
VI ribbon and black lace, SO.
Dainty white lace garters with
oorrushed-wool ~ lowered trimming,
$3.50.
Japanese silk corset bags,
Iand embroidered, $5.75. Organ
de bags, $3.50.
10 $2.25.
en- LILLIAN brassicres and bandcauX,
sOc to $3.50.
Crhird FloOr)
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-12-12
New California Wool Blankets
Warm and Handsome

Woven in three widths With beautifully designed borders pink
All cut and bound separately and all woven warp wef
wool raised in balmy California; '' -
No need what those
will make " '
60X9O inches, lbs, $25 IA pair
72X90 inches, lbs, $50 a
SOX9O inches, 6 lbs, $35 a pair
Floor
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-12-12
Mems Gift RainCOats
In the London Shop

Rancoats always popular gifts for particularly
well
a splendid
gabardne Most of them English raincoats.
arc %
The Gale
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-12-12

the airier. Sometimes they
are shocked, sometimes en-
broidered: there are plenty of
them lace and embroidery
trimmed, and plenty of them
deliciously simple. The sizes
are two to six years, and the
prices $3.50 to $1S-thc last
for blue crepe de chine frock
with bloomcrs.
loorJ
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-12-12
There Will Be Rainy Days
After Christmas

And rar-sighd who know this arc planning TO give TO
good many girls women hrstate racoat or cape
splendid collection OF rancoa'
match, capes at SZoo
20 and all with attached hoods
For Young guaranteed acoats at $500 to
rubberized satin or crepethe very
tbiro to slim on a big topcoat-at $50 to @5o'
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-12-12
"The Family
Music Book

is a large volume containing 252
selections of both classic and
modern music, for the piano and
the voice. Its scope is so varied
that practically every taste in
music can be pleased
Cloth-bound, its price is SO.
(SeCOnd FIOor)
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-12-12

A. PRACTICAL gift for a
II housewife is an i'm
ported knife sharpener from
England. 1t WiH keep the
table and kitchen cutlery
on edge and l0ithOut mar
ring the blades. 1t is being
demonstrated in the House
Furnishings Store, and the
price of it is $3.50.
FOurth Floor
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-12-12
SiLUer-PLdted
Toilet Sets

Triple-plated silver in at
tractive designs that can be
matched up if additional ar
ticles are needed.
Thrce-piece sets of comb.
brush and mirror, $lO.75 to
$3.50 set. Sets including
more pieces up to $50.
Mems sets of comb and mill
tary brushes, 1925 to $l2.
Manicure sets, Sc to $lO.5O.
Shaving sets, 81 to $35.
(Main FIoor)
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-12-12
For CamisOles

no.tIll SttIIh'sole tops of cmbroidery-
strsNss eyeIet - have shoulder
81 ~ ana are run with ribbons,
nesS SIi-made camisoles which
Sl5a ynly the waists finished are
% Splsole i M patterns with eyelets
'6o.se,.rsu y run with ribbon at top and
'd 81 and $3.50. ~ NJ
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-12-12
A Good Many Feminine Feet
Will Be Comfortable

MA arc to Judge by number Of coy bedroom slippers wea
we 1 bv Santa Claus orders We have had preer felt
sus % Every one alwoo fet and the soft padded
are Of the quality made Some IN e darker coors nave
nractical leather soles and heels. ,., ,.
There are ro Alice blue lavender pink gnt blue pStOa & graz M
~ hank buondown tops that may De turned up
the ankles Others daintiy ribbon run The hgh 'uho
are plush edged Il - :. ~. . "a. AA
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-12-12
He'll Like a London
New STYLE Silk Hat

These Redea London oppers have the somewhat larger tops
the
when silk hat important that it be the
right kind of silk hat.
The price is $40.
lin
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-12-12
France Sends More
Fine Gloves for
Women

in order that Christmas choosers
may find stocks rcpletc in styles
and sizes. This new shipment
includes a widely known fine kid
glove in glacc and suede finish.
They are two clasp or two button
and piquc sewn.
Glacc kid in black, black with
white, white, white with black,
tans, browns, beavers, Gunmetal,
mode and buttcrnut yellow, all
with fancy wide embroidery.
Suede in cinnamon brown,
mode, black and the fashionable
gray.
Price 81 a pair.
(Maln Floor)
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-12-12
Wooden Dress Goods
at So a Yard
For a Christmas Dinner?
6nk &atsteh

These the avoe for that good and
practical gift of dress pattern They Sd inches wide
Wool Canton crepe CrepeIa cloth
Wool poplu Serge
There coors each and for gift pattern there
|l an attractive box.
First
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-12-12
That Man Cannot Go Far
Wrong Who Chooses
Sable Furs

as his expression of affection
for wife or daughter, sister or
mother. His choice in the
matter of a Christmas gift, at
least, will be certain to be be-
yond reproach.
In fine Russian sable he
may select an exquisite two
skin scarf for 5000 to $3.50; or
a scarf of a single beautiful
skin from 1925 to $3.50.
In the scarcely less lovely
Hudson Bay sable he has a
wider range Of expenditure. A
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New Wooden Bead
GirdleS

suggest something very much in
favor with every woman who
wears loose frocks. They are in
all the most fashionable colors
and are priced from Sl.75 to SIS.
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Fine WOOLen Stockings
for GOLfIng Men

4 pair Of handsome golf hosc-somethng better than he
would buy for himself will give golfer for rejoicing
And don't know when had such
Here golf hose from America, England, Scotland and
Belgium light heavy weights, gay quiet patterns
low priced and luxurious.
$50 rair for footless hosea special price.
S75 for another special light weight stocking with feet
Fine imported wooIen golf hose IA $3.50 TO $2.
Knitted garters that blend with the hose, 81 a pair.
lin
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4 Fine Christmas Coat Would
DeLi0ht Manu- o. Young Woman

One of these beautiful brown suede Velour topcoaS Tor
instance with beaver collar, at $95.
Or a handsomely braided wrapcoa OF midnight blue SILK
bova with gray wolf collar at $l2O.
If she already has her furs nothing could be betGr han
this blue silk bolivia capecoa buttonng hgh 10 inc c'
a $l25
From S65 $195 these finer coats in sizes II to ~ may
M chosen The majority with trimming Of beaver gray squirrel
pe n AnsraIan oposSum nutra wolf, FOX lynx fur
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very beautiful two-skin scarf,
large and thick furred and
handsomely striped, may be
chosen for $265--or his choice
may pause satisfactorily at
Sl25, where the two-skin scarfs
OF this fur begin.
Any number of women would
be more than delighted to find
on Christmas morning a scarf
of a single skin of the Hudson
Bay sable, which may be
chosen with entire satisfaction
anywhere from S45 to 1926.
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Many New Bales of
Beautiful Persian Rugs

New Persian hall Kurdstars and Karabaghs)O2H9
to 92x2.9 it, at Sl10 to $l45
New Trans, 66x4.8 #. to 6iX5 it,. 500 to $145.
New Mosuls 27x36 #. to 3.6x66 it,, $27 to 500.
The St. Mary banner., 1921-09-10
Attention, Ex,Service Men

A mass meeting of all ex-ser-
vice men will be held at the
knights of Colum bus hall. in
Franklin, on Monday. Sept l2th.
at 80 p. m. If you served in the
Army, Navy or Marines. you are
invited to attend. If you are in
terested in the bonus adjusted
compensation, vocational train
ing, or if you have any claim
against the Government, it will be
meeting,