davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-11-02

pro vas do Greylock Woods po-
slala. TuSite, co vam chci RI
ci?'
Rocky mnoukaly a tulilY Sc
okolo sve veliteiky; ostatn6
panovalo hluboke ticho. | lam
pa ma rinse horela mdle. Zda-
o Sc, re veskery zivot zmizel Z
mista tohoto.
"Skutecne nevim,' odpove-
della jsem, "nemocm mlvall
casto mnoho k sdeleni.'
"Neposlal jsem pro vas ze
zadneho rozmaru,' odyetlla.
"Mohu YAM necim poslouzl-
ti?" tazala jSem Sc; I'VE SVEN
nynejsim bezmocnem stavu "a
jiste zde nebydlite sama?"
"Jedna d6vecka Jest Y ku-
chyni, to jest yse,' odpovedela'
"Zadni hoste sem vice nepri'
chazeii. Doktor Vandmc neby-
dill zde liz pres rok. Ma svul
vlastni krasny dun V meste q
jedna jeho pribuzna mu lldl
domacnost. Doktor bohatne
Ne, slecno Greylockova, neza-
dam pomoc cd nikoho We svet6
a Wy byste byla tou posledni
cd niz bych il zadala. Nejsen
zadnou vyhyckanou zenou, ale
buh jest svedkem, re bych SC
neopovazila vas o nejakou la
skavost zadati.'
Touto reel byla jsem tai
prekvapena, &c jsem na III udi
yene pohlizeti ztistala.
My dive jsme samy y tetC
syetmci, pokracovala, "miml
boha neslySi mas nikdo. Vite
jaka to noe dnesnl?'
"Ano,p prayil4 Jsem, "no'
umrtl meho otce.r
Mercy prisvedcila hladil'
Pontia PLATA po hfbete. XVI
rata nejsou nakrmena," praVi
la s mdlym 1smevem. "Byli
! jsem TAX slaba, &c jsem ami q
kuchynG nemohla dojlti de
vccka nemuze kocky yystatI
- Ano, dues jest vyrocni no
umrtl vaseho otce, slecno Gre
lockova; chci S vami miuviti
jeho zavrazdeni.'
j Nikdy We SVEN ziVote new
| della jsem zariti oci takoyyr
divokym, d6monickym zilren
jako jeji pri techto slovech. 5
zatajenym dechem ocekaval
Jsem JeJi Vypravoyanl.
, lPokracnvani.)
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HNNNI
v VTchod a Zapad.
ROMAN q AMERICKEHO zIvOTA.
4s "a DIE. anglickeho prelozl Albn Straka.


4 pbo'Nt(AhNAJ
mezi mimi. Anglicti lordove ne,
berou 81 "a zeny dcery divadel-
Mich tanecniku.'
"Nan nema vice zadnych
pribuznych, "a nez by Sc sdy-|
dela,' namltla jsem. jest osa-
mela We svete a ma vzdelani al
vnady knezny."
Teta Pamela vzdychla, ale
neodpovedela. Poslala jsem ma
nadrazi ekypaz; tato vratila
Sc pull noci Sc SIREN Gefva-
sem a Nan. Zadne prekvapeni
neocekavalo il, nebot' baron
zpravil il vsem, co Sc cd JeJl-
no nteku udalo. s yelkym mad
Senim uvedl il do velikeho sa-
lonu. Jak bleda a vyhubla, ate
prece krasna byla!N RozevfelaI
jsem sve rame nejblizSim
okamzeni lezely 81 ODE byvale
zebracky z Harmony ulicky u
naruci.
"Viteiz nam Graylock
Woodsr' zvolala isem Vzlyka-
JIG. "Vitejz nam We SVEN do
move, Nan; jest bude tVym
domoveml Vse co Jest mym,
Jest tvym!"
"A odpust' mi, me mile 'di-
tet" prosila uboha teta Pane
la. "Odpust', re isem te onoho
nest astneho Ultra V kostele cd
sebe odstrcila. NeStesti mne
tax pfemohlQ, re jsem neve-
della, co cinim. Nevis, mile di-
tie, iak horce isem toto sve jed
mani odpykalap
"Mila tetinko Pamelol" od-
vetila Nan Sc zarosenyma oci-
ma: "nemam ii co odpustitt.
V celem SVEN zivote nedopusti
La Isl Sc necitelneho skutku,
Bylo to zcela prirozene, re isl
sc onoho dine ode mne odvra-
tia. Divim Sc pouze, " dodala
smutne, "ze vSichni namahall
iste Sc TAX velice, abyste mne
nalezli zpet dostali,'
Jeji velke, krasn6 oci byly
krvi zalit6; byla bledsi, a hube'
nejsi ncz druhdy; avsak byli
dosud mou krasnou, neporov
natelnou Nan. Vzdor pozdn
hodine ocekaVala me hosti bo
hata hostina, nebot' ma span
u mas nlkdo nepomyslil - te
la Pamela i ia naslouchal1
jsme iejimu smutnemu vypra
Vovani.
"Nikdy vice mas neopustls,
pravila isem konecne. "Sir &c
vase INA me plany; polovlck;
imeni meho dedecka jest tvol
a druha mou. ODE budeme DO
hate, Mani!
Jeji krasne oci naplnlly $
slzami. ITO neuGinis Polly,
pravila. "Oh, ty Slechetna div
ka, lax muzeS sc donnlVat
re bych takove nabldnuti pr
iala? Nikdy, nildy nedotknu $
jedineho dollaru tVeho Jmt
MI"
"Vyborne,' zvolal sir Gel
vase vrele Il pax obratil Sc
smichem Ike mne. "Choyala j
yelke podezreni vuci mne, Pt
ly," - kazdy i tetinna Pamt
la imenovala mne casio myr
starym jmenem - "nyni tom
ucinim pro yzdy konec. Ma
nemuzc ucinit Greylock Wood
svym domovem, ncbot' puJc
sc mnou do Anglle. Nase "a
snoubeni nebylo nikdy odvoli
no. We velmi kratkem case st
he sc mou zenou, ale pax il 0
tud odvcdu, ale ami jeden Gel
Greylockova jmeni nevezme $
bou. Jeji krasa slechetno
duse jsou mi nejbohatsim v
mem. Nezadam zadneho jineI
neniijmu zadneho.'
Veskere me namitky zust,
ly bez'icelnymi; baron setr-y
neustupne Ma SVEN vyrok
Ma radOst mad iehO yernOStl
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ruku a odpovedel 5 usm6vem:
"Dovol, abych ii uclnii podob-
nou poklonu, sestrenko!'
"Vyborn6," ujala Sc slova
teta Pamela; ''sire Gervasi,
Polly mdzete pfehlasovati, nj
kdy vsak mne. Nam sve vlast-
mi, samostatne jmeni, Polly jeI
inepohresi, ona jest dosti boha-
tou. Nan ma obdrzeti me jm6-
nj, a sice polovicku den jeji-
he shatku a druhou polovicku
po me smrti."
Ach! Nan m6la jiz lepsi jme
nj nez penize a statky - ne
konetnou lasku sveho snouben
ce. Bylo to prave takove, jako
" kouzeln6 pohadce, prime zu-
chude divce vestila budoucnost
stal vernym; jemu a milen6
St6sti.
Ia mesic po SVEN navrat6
do Greylock Woods stala Nan
po druh6 Sc SIREN GervaSem
pred oltarem V starem koStele
| blackportskem a stala sc lady
Grcylockovou. Jenom nekolik
nejblizsich znamych bylo snat
ku pfitomno; nechybelo vSak
ma srdecnych blahopranich, u
Prime radosti a drahych da-
rech, nebot' vZdor vsem namit-
| kan baronovVm nepustila isem
| lady Greylockovou bez vena
!. pres more do jeji budouci VIA
sti.
Ma palube jednoho parniku
rozlouGila Sc nj teta Pamela
4 ia. Bohate Shy kanuly vsem
pfi louceni. Nalezly jsme il
jen abychom il opet ztratily.
"Zij blaze Polly!' pravila
!. yzdychaiic a mne vroucne obj.
maiic. "Navstiv mas brzy te
: tinkou Pamelou v Greylocl
| Hallu, jak isl siru Gervasov
j slibila"
; JeSte dlouho staly jsme \
priStavu a mavaly satky, az st
7 nam parnik S oci ztratil. S tru
: chlivym srdcem navratily ism,
a sc do Greylock Woods.
: "Pristi rama, ktera mne IA
j sahne, bude snad tvuj s1atek
: Polly" vzdychla teta Pamela
j kdyz jsme veccr>pospolu Y ie
= Jim budoiru sedely, "Jak dlou
y ho to bude trvati, az i ty mn,
: odVedena budes, jak dnes MAJ
mi odvedena byla? ?"
> Pokrcila isem rameny a cd
+ v6tila:. "Mila tetinka, nestra
a chuj Sc toho! ia Sc nebudu nj
u kdy vdavati. My zdstanem
J spolu Y tomtp dome. Nikdy ne
m6Ia isem nejakeho zboz6ov.
c telc = nikdy iej nebudu nj
" H."
: Teta Pamela pohledla ii
i, mne udivcne. "Jak nerozumn
i mluviS, ditto! Proc by Sc. memo
&c zadny zboznovatel k tobe pr
- bliziti2 Spanelsky typus tv
luasy jest velmi pfitazlivS
+ Myslim, ze>bys ucinila dobft
sc kdybys nastavajici zimu
81 New Yorku We spolecnosti str;
Ol villa. Mic bych 81 neprala vice
G. nez tebe do vznesene spolecnC
m sti uyesti. Nam mnoho prat,
III nejlepsich kruzich a ty BY
IN zaiiste vzbudila yell1ou pozo
Is most mezi mimi. MusiS hledct
'c ably isl Sc proydala, jailo jn
A. divky.'
H. Ne, ne tetinko Pamela :
"a jen zadnou partii pro mne
ID yzpouzela jsem Sc. "Nezale.
At mi ma vznesene spolecnosti. I
Sc de mi milejSim S tebou zde q
st stati; budeme jen pro sebe Z
e. IT,"
40 "Ano, ale ia jsem stara
vzdychla teta Pamela "muj
a 41ol Ma zenli bude brzy dok
al nan; az odjedu, budeS I'd
u. mile dit6, sama,"
X Dnove, ktefi nasledovali O
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KNIHA MOUDROSTI.
kancelarsky obrazek Hane.
r. Napsal Jan Hoch.

zne. S6f odejel nekam ma ce-
sty a kancelaf nudila Sc mad
praZdnymi stolky. Lide praco-
vail Y poll We stodolach, do
kancelare nepffSel cely den a
nj zivy duch, nebylo co psati a
po poledni ami mluviti sc ne
chtelo.
V kancelari vedl solicitator
ex privata industria 'knihuI
moudrosti". Do te knihy zapi-
sovalo sc, kdyz nekdo neco
meme moudreho povedel, nebo
meme chytreho vyvedl. Sotya
nekdo takoy6 meme moudre
slovo vypustil ust, jiz vrzal
pri otvirani solicitatorGv sto-
lex, kniha moudrosti vynesena
ma stolek a vyrok byl pres vse-
cky protesty postizeneho do
nj vtelen Sc jmenem sveho
puvodce.
Sezona, kdyz byl sef ma ce-
stach a kanceIar prazdna, by
la pro knihu moudrosti zla-
tym dolem. Doba ia byla pro
nj nejurodneiSi. Nedomyslene,
kuse, pfevracene vety darby
Sc nejlepe pod zhavym slun-
Gem.
| Hned pryni den prisel do
| knihy stary, Sedivy pisar, KITE
Try rad vykladal strasidelne,
loupeznick6 historic. Jednoho
parneho odpoledhe licil cpl
ckou Sirkou a bozskou naivno-
sti nejake rejdy zlodeju po
pulnoci Y taiemnem pfedne
su pTipletla Sc mu veta: ia
Sc tady probudim kohout
nebo pes zakokrhal" - a jiz
vrzal solicitatoruv stolek a pi-
| saTi Sc usmivali.
Rozpacit6 podival Sc starJ
pisaf ma vSecky: mo, co je
pane Jirlcku,' tazal Sc.
"Jak zakokrhal, tax to byl
iist6 pes" odtusil solicitator
"a uz jste V knize' tc
! bylo bez rekursu.
Koncipient Ease rad vykla
dial 0 svych cestach ma Morav6
Byl z Czech, ma Morave male
malo obeznaIy, vSe mu bylt
, move, kraiina lid6. Poole iehC
dukladneho liGeni mohl kazd$
ccstovati zamza oci a nemuse
zbloudit ami krokem. V po
drobnoStech sci jednou "a let
niho odpoledne tax daleko, zC
1 prohlasil podNuhodny stay
/ veci ve Studentce slovy: "A vt
a Staudinku, tam ie hrbitoV ns
i krchove."
!. Kdyz ma to slysel vrznout
: solicitatoruv stolek, ohledl Sc
rozmyslil co rekl, pax Sc u
|, small prohodil jen: Aha! j.
n uz vim!' az byl knize.
e Jenom klidny a rozvazny s.
e licitator nebyl jeSte Y knlze
: ten Sc neunahlil, mnoho ne
mlWil, nez n6co rell, rozmy
l<l sill, co by q toho mohlo poJit
/ a ten jeho Kid jej 20 celia lie
Ia zachranoval pred knihol
Q moudrosti.
Q Jednou ke koncl prazdnn
, yrazil do kancelare kluk o'
pohrebniho dstavu: "-cta-
x polozil papir ma sollcltatoru'
stolek, "--roucim Sc - a "
!" byl ze dveri.
+ Solicitator bokem hledi pre-
+ rameno cd sve prace do list
!" ma stolck a CITE: 'Antonln III
- AoSka, rolnik, Lhota els. st
"a pohfeb ditete 45 q. TAX q
= val pohrebni ustaV do kance
lare informace k zalobam"
: Ha pohrcb ditctc? Antoni
Krkoska? - TO jsou prece pc
!; yinni platit oba manzele a II
>, jenom otec - uyazoYal sol
:, citator, zdvihl Sc po chVlll 0
), stolku a sci pokojne k soud
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stavila Sc casne a odrizla mas
uplne Cd ostatniho sveta.
Jednoho vecera pfisla teta
Pamela k veceri We smutecmm
obleku. "Vis, iaky den dnes
name, Ethel?' pravila
"Ne," odpovedela jsem.
Ones jest vyrocni den Ill
mrti tveho otce," pravila teta
Pamela vazne.
Umrti meho otce! - Ona ia
Jenna udalost, 0 nlz jednou
Mercy Poolova S Regnaultem
mluvila! Mlcky sedla jsem ku
stolu.
Nez bylo po veceri, objevi-
la Sc We dverich stara Hopkin-
sova fkouc: "Jest zde posel 2
"kociciho herberku". Mercy
Pooloya jest velmi hemocna a
|preje 81 Sc slecnou Ethel co
|nejdrive promluviti." /"
Cd smrti Godfreye Greylo-
cka nebyla isem "kocicim
herberku" ami Mercy Poolo-
YOU isem nevidela. Pohl6dla
jsem tazave ma tetu ramelu.
"Zvlastni zadostl" minila
hlavou vrtic. "Noc jest velmi
drsna a tmava; ia ma tvem mi
ste nesla bych tam, Ethel"
"Ona jest v$ak velmi nemoc-
cna," odpovedela jsem, "a
snad sama. Pujdu tetinko. X
Will mne nemusiS Dyti vzhuru'
"Vezmi sebou aspon sta
rou Hopkinsovou!'
"Oh, nikoliy, Netreba mi ne
Jake spolecnosti. Stara Hop
kinsova jest churava, at jde
radeji spat."
"Nuze, jak chcesl" prisved-
covala teta $ polovicnim odpo-
rem. "Jsi zvlastni, srdnate dev
ce; jdi tedy!'
Byla to straSna noe. Slysela
jsem vitr skuceti V korunach
starych jedli a zmrzl6 vetve
kaStanu hrasily jako kosti kost
livcu, kdyz isem jela dlouhym
lstromoradim. Kocl popohan6l
, kone k rychlemu behu. V llrat-
KEN case byla jsem pred sta
: rym hostincem.
Jenom V jednom okn6 stare
j svetnice kmitalo sv6tlo, ostat
Inc bylo vSe temne. Bez otalen
7 Vstoupila jsem do chodby a od
: tud do svetnice, Y nlz Sc ma.
: chaZela Mercy Poolova- Sedela
. pred ohnem, svymi kockami OK
klicena. Stara vln6na houne v
: sela il pres ramona jejl Wy
hubla poStava sklanela Sc mac
i ohnem. Phi mem ystoupenl Il
: lekla Sc a vykrikla hlasite.
: "Nebojte Sc, to isem ja,'
pravila jsem, nebot' jsem sc d,
4 mnivala, re me neohlasen'
vstoupeni il polekalo; ''posla
: la jste pro mne zde jsem."
: Vstala, teprve nyni zpoz'
: rovala jsem strasnou zmenu
e ktera Sc nj V poslednich dvol
; letech stala. Jejf sedy vlas by
a bily .iako snih, lejl druhdy pr
/ me telo by1o sehnut6 A vyhuble
V jejim hnedem, bezmasem o
a bliceji, palily dute, cerne oci
{ zzirayym zarem.
II "Pojdte -blize!' zvolaI,
l. chraptivym hlasenl. "Soty
G bych vas byla poznala. Jest t
7. studena noe. PFisednete k {
:, hni, sleGn6 Greylockova 4 {
v hfejte SET
l. Mechanicky jsem po5lechls
G, Rocky tulily Sc ke mne a "ks
D pitan Kid" ocmucnaval mu
Ell koAich; "Revaillac" a 'Pont
IS US Pilatus' mnoukali u myc
r nohou, Mercy Poolova pozort
i, yala mne zyedaye a ochmati
l6 vala tfcsoucimi prsty muj t
ply oblek. TAX y pravila, II
i jste vice Polly, nybrz bohato
- damou - neJbohatsl V celel
III okresu! SlySela jsem vasl h
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Kardinal De Cabriores, bis
kup V Montpelier, We Francii,
prave Sc dozvedel, re mel Sc
stati elenem Legie Cti pred tfi-
ceti roxy. Prisne zachovavanf
dne postniho- pfipravilo vsak
prelata 0 tn cest. Byl pozvan
ma dulezity universitni banket
a pod jeho ubrousek pritomny
ministr vlozil kyzenou dekora-
ci iako prekvapeni, Kardinal
neiedl niceho, ba ami ubrouseI1
nerozbalil, jezto ma omen den
pripadal pllsny pust. kdy2
liiz byl nalezen, vseobecne Sc
soudilo, ze timto zpusobem bis
kup odmitl nabizenou poctu.
Teprve nyni sc to vysvetlilo a
kardinal Sc stal dustojnikem
Legie.
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lou q HciO1u1liiOu I'D pOHTeU II
ditete IS I'll. Uplynul cd tie do
by tyden, do kancelare vstou-
pila mlada, silna, siroka a zdra'
va selka, " ruce zalobu, Sc "a
mracenym pohledem pfistou-
pila k solicitatorovu stolku a
mlcky poloziIa zalobu. Solici-
tator bohorovnym klidem pol
hledl do zalobu, pax ma selku
otazal se4 "Jdete to platit?"
Selka ustrnula.
"Platit'? ia toto platit'? -
ia bech Van mela veplatit' |
abeste nesozovale lsdi zbetec-
ne. ia so tri ctvrti roko vdana, |
iakzeva sem dite nem6la, po-
divete Sc ma mne; ia teprvo
bodo met a We ioz zalojete "a
pohreb ditete! Clovek be tie
ho mohl nemoc dostat' -
Solicitatroyi Sc rozbresklo );
PAM Krkoskova" - zacal
uctive - ''podivame Sc ma tn
zalobu jeste jednou. Hmmm
no ia - ze Lhoty! Tady ma
stat q Hrub6 Lhoty! Dyt' ono
to nepatri yam. - Ambrozu,
Ivy dycky cosi spiplete' - hui
boval ma nejmladsiho pisafe
= "pani Krkoskova, nemejte
"a zle, stall Sc omyl, ia tn "a
lobu beru Zp6t, a odpust tie, Ia
kova nahoda je to - no stane
Sc to, j kdyz Sc da nejlip pozor
- ale ySak uz je to spravene"
- slozil vazne ialobu, otevfel
stolek, tam il ulozil a stolek
zamkl. TAX a uz il zadnI jak
ziv neuvidi, uz je TO vzate
zpet."
Krkoskoya pomalu roztava
la, ma odchod6 Sc jia usmiya-
la zertoyn6 Sc loucila Sc So
licitatorem. mo, moslte 81 dat
lepsi pozor, abeste nepochova
vale deti spiS nez Sc .narodilo. >
Solicitator Sc ale jeste ami
docela nevzpamatoval, kdyz
yletel iinymi dvefmi do kance
lare Antonin Krkoska, hodil
zalobu solicitatrovi ma stul,
rozepinai kabat, vytahoyal z
lnaprsni kapsy banatou tobol-
| ku bankovkami a hovofil pr
tom udychane: "Ve ste me ale
poradne zatopile. Co vam toto
cert namigal, za!ovat taky
mojo zeno "a pohreb ditete -
Diet to nebelo jeii, to belo my,
este pred svajbo."
mo, ale poslouchejte, pane
a Krkosko, proc pax takoyou
i vec neplatite, proc to nevyrov-
nate co neidriye, ably to zmize
10 sc sv6ta; takoye veci sc pla-
Ii hned a ne az kdesi cosi, az
by Sc to zazaloyat muscle"
pouGoyal solicitator.
go to kostoje?' - A Kr-
koska zaplatil. Chvatne chr
lii bankovky z tobolky, tem6f
! bez pocitani uVazoval pouze
polohlasne: Coz pax toto, ia,
} ale moja zena, jak ia to ycel-
ka S no sprayim."
"Uz je spraveno,' - prayil So
licitator, "jcji zaloba Jest zde
) tu isem wal zpet a rekl il, ze
celia yec ncpatfi yam, nybr2
krkoskum do Hrube Lhoty.'
Krkoska stal udiyen a w.
! hrkl pouzc: "Jak TO kde tc
je?a
/, ia neyim' usmal SC 50.
: licitator.
aha, TAXI pochopil Krko'
ka, pridal jeste bankoyku so
5 licitatorovi ma stul q poteSer
4 odchazel.
Kdyz Sc zayfely "a Krkos
!, kou dy6re, oddechl 81 solicita
: tor d S 0smeyem s. pochValo
: val: "Chyala bohu, &c to tai
| 4 l..
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popularity on its merits
IN looks, price and general characteristics it anneas
instantly to the great majority of moderately crcumstancpd
homes. '''"''~O"
appeals to them beyond any furniture we have ever
No"h because no other furniture embodies all the points and
essentials they require. ~
lhe finest OF is good enough for anv home
Inc oWer-prlced suits what people need f ot
sleeping chambers in which anything costly is not desrod
me maker agreed to let us have 10000 pieces of this f
ue TO sell at 70 per cent less than the low nca
offurniture " ~ 0'"0o
N'f1~NN"0ii'C" al tIS
Individual pieces matched suits NAV be chosen S ,,
DESIRE ~ '' nc '"oSell aS you
and enameed. 7'' ''0S"lS -ihiSi
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For the Walls Of
Sun ParlOrS

A new collection Of imported
colored prints shows the flowers
Of the Old World-field poppies,
cornflowers, English primroses
and daisies and others. They are
especially happy for sun parlors.
The prints copy foreign paintings
and have been treated to suggest
the effect of a painting. Priced
$1.50, So and SIS.
(Fifth Floor
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-11-28
Any Woman Would Love
These New French
HandkerCIiefs

There is something about the
sheer linen, the exquisite colors,
or perhaps it is the daintiness of
the stitching, which is quite IL
resistib1e. These new arrivals
have prices which are unusually
low. They are put up in at
tractive forms for gifts.
All-white hand embroidered
initial handkerchicfs with hand
rolled hem and two rows Of re-
vering. $3.50 for a box of six.
Colored band handkcrchiefs.
hand-rolled hens and embroid.
cred initial, $5 for a box of six.
Colored band glove handkcr-
chiefs, hand-embroidered initial
and hand-rolled hem, 81 for box
of six.
Colored edge handkerchiefs.
band = embroidered initial and
hand-rolled hem, So for a box of
six.
(Main FIoor)
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wool-hllcd and cottou-warped,
size 72XS4 inches, SlG.jO.
A finer kind, woven of all-wool,
size 72x9O, at $22 each. Interest
ing choice of colors and designs
in both.
New also are white blankets.
woven with an all-wool filing and
cotton warp, pink or blue borders
and neatly bound, price $40
pair, and so popular that we have
to be always on the alert to keep
up the supply.
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lots of blankets.
Some very good ones of pure
California wool are among the
new arrivals. These are white
blankets, most Of them with dis
tinguished-looking borders, others
plain, all cut separately and fin
lshed with wide bindings Of sois-
cite or satin.
Prices from $ll to $40. Single
up to extra large sizes. Choice
at a dozen prices between.
Fancy blankets Of Il very de-
sirable kind, bound on the ends,
(stxth FIoor)
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WOmen'S Pajamas

and nightgowns pretty enough 20
put in Christmas boxes are these:
Mildly style pajamas Of pink
and blue soisettc, $685..
Figured cotton crepe night
gowns suggestive Of the Empire
style, at Sl.S5.
Low-necked nightgowns Of nov
city voile with feather stitching.
$3.50.
IThird Floor
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WANAMAKER'S
Store Closes at $3.50
Black Antelope Is Newest
in Mems Pocket Cases

1t is leather, but it looks and
feels like a piece Of heavy, dull
velvet. The soft, slightly furry
surface is such a deep, rich black
and the texture is so wonderful
that it makes some Of the hand
soonest pieces ever shown. 1t
comes in letter cases, cigar and
cigarette cases, and 14-kt. gold
mountings and striped black
MORE silk Innings enhance its
charm.
Just the thing for very fine and
not too expensive gifts for men.
Other cardcases, wallets, bill
folds, hip books, cigar and cigar
cite cases Of black seal and lizard
and brown ostrich leather.
Prices range from S2.75 for a
plain seal case to $3.50 for a
gold-mounted letter case Of black
antelope.
(Main Floor
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-11-28
Washable CapeSkin
Gloves Are a Comfort

They are n good stout skin
glove for Winter wear. And to
the dainty woman it is a salts
faction to know that they can
always be fresh and clean, for
they will wash as soft as new,
if proper methods are used.
In one-clasp pique-sewn cape
skin with embroidered backs,
they are $2.75 a pair. Dark tan,
beaver, brown.
In strap-wrist, pique or out
seam sewn capeskin, they are
$4.25 a pair. Pearl white, beaver,
dark tan and brown.
Main Floor
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Flower and Fruit
Paintings

Old English flower and fruit
subjects have been admirably
copied in design, rich coloring and
general effect in little collection
Of paintings just come to the
Picture Store. They are oval,
square and oblong in shape and
priced between $3.50 and $50.
Many people will like them for
dining rooms.
Griffin Floor)
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Real Lace Collars
From Belgium

are not only such exquisite pieces
of handwork as we used to have
before the war, but they have
been peculiarly well shaped to
meet the moments fashion needs
for instance, one can have
round collars, straight ones,
square ones, short-backed collars
and round collars with pointed
fronts. The laces are the lovely
Nenise, rose point and duchesse,
and the prices $40 to $40.
(Mnin Floor)
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Blankets Are Coming In by the
Hundred

You have probably heard people
who live in the country predict
the kind of Winter we were to
have from their observation OF
how the birds and little animals
such as squirrels were storing
up food and provisions against
the cold season.
Well, if the extent to which
we have provided warm bed COW
crings is a true indication Of
what this Winter will be like,
look out for it.
The latest arrivals arc three
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-11-28
WOmen'S New Belts
Specially Priced

Just such belts as arc worn
with many of the smartcst frocks
Of the season-brilliant cut steel
and brightly colored celluloid belts
IN Jade, lacquer red, Chinese blue
and others.
Some are in imitation Of
ancient coins, but they are all
very pretty and the prices are
close to half, $3.50 to $500.
CIain Floor
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Particularly Dainty
COrSetS

a sLi p-on girdlc combined with
6andeau, the first Of pink bro
sade and elastic, the second Of u
similar brocade, is an excellent
suggestion for an intimate gift.
inS l.. r. girdle is 50 and the
IiIilan bandeau is 50.
a belt or short girdlc for slen.
ger ger young women is Of pink
Sroche and elastic, closed in the
pack price, $3.50.
An l.. r. hip-confner of pink
,SroGhe has light boning and hooks
the back, 81. A good bandcau
,aV ~ 6S go with this is a pink brochc
LAn l." K, Girdle of pink brochc
M NJ elastic is for slender figures
"ha Is priced at $3.50.
q Third FIoor)
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-11-28
WANAMAKER'S
The Hall Clock Is Something
More Than Just a Clock

The mellow voice Of its chimes is heard and obeyed
throughout the house and is of the pleaanest features OF
the time the different members Of the family to
have peculiar affection and sentiment for the hall clock as
something to be handed down from father to
Every hall clock in the Wanamaker Jewery Store is worthy
A finer compliment could DC paid them
Hall clocks Ginning Westminster chimes five tubular bells
$500 to S545.
Hall clocks Ginning Westminster whitahgton and Oxford
chimes tubular bells and with pierced dial 5000 $780,
Hall clocks Ginning Westminster Wilmington and
bury chimes nine tubular bells, $445 to 1906.
TIoor)