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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-09

and Mrs, John T.. Bauer ia general
chairman. ], Will open tonight at
o'clock. Members assisting Mrs.
'sau"r are; Richmond Chapter
MrS, Norman V. Randolph. Mrs. H. 4.
Bi"nn"r. Mrs, T., J k"rnodlc. Mrs
9, W. Massi". Miss Kathcr.n. Evans.
Mrs. T.. 6. Waithali. Mrs. ". Il. Vaw-
'"r. Mrs, q. r. ". Kern. Mrs W. j.
Judd StonewalI Jackson Chapter
MIS- j.. y. Conrad, Airs. Lawrence
Cam. Mrs. W. ". barrow, Mrs. II. A.
I"ii>, Mrs. T.. 7. Gai"w d,eAtrs. NJ.
iiiiismAn. Mrs. Murray Massey.
Luncheon for Graduating CIns..
An interesting luncheon viii H..
siy"n at IN" Country club %, ! 80
o'clock today by John Sidney Daynu-
port. Ill, ~ W"sthampton. His
guests VIII iuclndc the graduating
class at -, thIistopher's. of which
he IL 4 member Tn" luncheon p-,.
ced"s TIA" INA! -x"rcl-.s at That
school, which VIII rak- place thI.
afternoon.
Garden Part. {" he To-day.
tn" garden party arranged Us th"
Gint"r rark W"man'S cub. which
hrd =" 10" postponed On arcoun, Of
IN" weather. viii tax. plac. FRIDAY
afternoon and evening IL polla,.I
Park. There viii he a card party on
the green, and supper Viii b." served
at small tables from q :" 7.a0 u'clork.
Thor" VIII T." many attractive f.a-
lures for grown p"upl" and children
Tn" aHair is FOR tn" bench, OF The
crippl.d Children's Hospital
voting Contest I'm Country store
The Barton heights Womau's
club will hold a hlock carnival on
the grounds OF the Barton Heights
School Friday and Saturday a.. this
week. IN" carnival VIII open Friday
at :;a0 o'clock and Saturday at 7:3G
O'Clock. The entertainment - given
;or the bcn-t OF The club fund FOR the
phiian'hropi-s In which they are In
'-r-st.h Among thu attractions VIII
De fortun--t.Iiinv, country store, "
'nsh pond" bakery. art shop and
hpoihs Tor the sal" of no, dogs -"
candy. !c- cream ANA peanuts In
Connection with the art shop there
viii To- an pr!enta! booth WIKI Mrs
VI. IL. Eori-r. Ir. Ia Chargr
Other features will N- 4 brby show
saturday ~ 3 V'clurk. May pole,
dance a. $50 o'clock Saturday. and
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EveryWoman Should
Make This Test
Here's a Way to Assure
Your Baking Success

There are many tests for baking
powder. Som. are comparatively
simple others comprise extensive
laboratory experiments All tend 10
prove that one baking powder il
superior or inferior 10 another.
But when the results Of all pa ins-
taking analyses have heen carefully
noted. there still remains TO he made
tho only real test for any baking
powder-the test OF actual use in
the kitchen.
In these home tests. as in all lab
oratory tests. IL has been proven
that n better. purer baking powder
than Heckin's ca mot be made Thou
sands and thousands OF women who
use Heekins Pure Baking Powder
every day have proved IT to he the
most satisfactory. most uniform
baking powder on the market
purest and highest-priCcd inEredi-
ents-yet II costs You less than any
other baking powder that even APP
proaches IL In quality For Heekin's
Is sold on small margin OF profit,
Any woman can get successful
baking results with Hcekin's not
once. hut all the time The Heck in
Company. feels so sure of this that
they make this exceptional guar
antee.
" anything v"u hnk> using H>ekin',
Pur, Baking P0U'frr 1o-s not turn ont
10 your enfrs nnsfnc'inu. the fuN prir~
~ the baking poWdcr and the price Of
srerv ingredient in rhGf'rrr vou bake r,H
D, returned 90 you. SIM In last The in
orrdien', ,rifh their prirrt aud send 10
Tn, Heek'" Company. Cincinnati Ohio.
The better tho cook YOU are. tho
better your baking will be with
Heekin's. Give IL good fair trial
on all kinds or baking, and II will
quickly prove it's superiority Ask
your grocer. BUY pound today
you'll like Heekin's.
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SOCIETY

Mr. and Mrs, Charles Hunter Wat
kins are giving an attracttv" dance
~ the Wpman's Club on Friday even
ing, June -, at 2 O'clock. The
dance VIII be given In honor Of her
Two daughters. Misses Elizabeth
ine'r- Watkins and Maude Rai-
dolph Watkins. 'phe anaIr u Of
great interest to the younger dane
ina SGT.
Annir, far bridal Party.
Many attractive entertainments arc
being given in honor of Mis-, Mary
S"sphcrd. daughter az Mr.. aud Mrs
amos l.cftwich Shepherd. wnoae
rhrr,av" 10 Joseph Ice Cruppn5. Jr.
WIZ TAX" place on June 20 Thi,
Afternoon Mrs, Clyde shepherd VIII
CIV" a bridge party at her HON" IN
h"'t"r az Miss Shepherd on neKt
Wednesday,. judo IL, Mrs H. NJ
iw"thmcy and Mrs. John Iarwpot
v'll lie hostcsscE ut u luncheon At
IN" Roe" Bowl Inn for tho bridal
party. ON Thursday, June IL. Mrs
y j.. Gray is entertaining tho BRIDAL
nn'iy at luncheon ~ III" Comm NJ
wealth club ON Saturday. June Il,
Misc Priscilla shepherd VIII givc a
unet supper party a, her aonr" an
lu,nharton. ard Miss Thea Rucg"r
= ~ GlN' Il ulffrF Sl hbr nome.
Idle Hour. preceding III" rehearsal
"n tho night Of IN" 18th.
Turnrr-frirn,i NuptiRi-.
Tho home 81 Mr.. and Mrs. W. r.
S"ld"n. Byrd rark. was ,Iahoraiol,
decorated last evening AT Gao o'clock
Tor tn" wedding Of Miss !.nlla
Friend. nice" OF Mr. and Mrs Sci,
den. and Charles Gracn Turner. ~
FauGuicr County In tho lu.u draw.
iug-r"om an altar was arranged OF
lilies and cathedral candles. and lead
ing 10 IN" altar was an aisi" OF
cathedral c>nilcS cauph, with SmIlax
and white tnll" through witch tn.
bridal party passed Tn" nan,cl
was banked with lilies aud green's
aud f"P'Oons ~ srnilnY and cI,.,,,s
~ !ili"s framed IN" doorwavs rh.
stairway and doors in IN. hall w.r.
hung 9Th green and clusters 90,
pink roses, and IN the d.,tnv-roo,n
The table wax sc, with a French
basket nf pink and white flowers
with touches Of yellow Pink can
rI-s In crystal candleSticka edged
tn" corners Of tho table
The ceremony was followed bv ,
reception. altar which there yeas
dancing 'or ~" guests Mr.. and Mrs
7 S"ld"n and william waverl"Y
fri"nd Received Mrs. S.lden was
dressed IN ~ Imported gown OF
black and silY"r. am wor" "a rorsax.
bouquet Of orchids and lilies .of ~.
valley.
Mr and Mrs Turner l"r, after IN.
reception FOR an extended wedding
Up They VIII sail tomorrow for
H"r'nr!Ga
Hrni Confederate Atmosphere.
u" Confederate ball xii be a
I IT,,
campaign % tho Sons ~ the Vel
Grams Gay with Confederate flags
anu "nhi"Ts IN" auditorium NJ tho
Jefferson Ho,"l viii be Hil"d with
real 1850 atmosphere. The, Crufcd-
crate veterans themselves viii %.
'h"fr dancing ia" old Virginia reel
ana Hq"h'" danr"s The bali is spon-
Sor"d ny IA" United Daughters ~ the
'"nt"d"r"ry chapters az Richmond
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Mis-. Jane walker.

HE:ATHSVILLE. VA. June s-Miss
Jane Walker. 81. died on Tuesda y
at the home OF Sonny Headley. near
Nokomis. She was an old and we'll
known resident OF this county. II
is supposed her death was FASTENED
by fall. in which she sustained "a
broken arm. lnterment was In the
cemetery at the old Walker home
near ieathsvillc. Rev. DIR. Wallac"
Wood. Of the Baptist Church, con
Quoted the funeral services. She is
survived by one brother, Thoma :
Walker, Of this county.
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Funeral Of jaime. ". Guthrie.

I.NNcHEtItG. VA. June s.
Funeral services for James n. Guth-
RE. 60. Well known lawyer OF this
city, who died on a Chesapeake and
ohio train west Of stanton were
held here Thursday afternoon. the
interm.nt being at Spring HIN Gene
terry Mr.. Guthrie was native Of
Halifax County. He Is survived by
his wife and the following children:
Mrs. Leslie NJ. Ligou. Pamplin; Mrs.
-. VI. Cloyd. BlacksburE: Mrs. J. G.
Rawls. Frsnklin; Mrs. W. Guy Dom
lev. Carlsbad. y NJ; j. Herbert
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Mrs. Newton Mcv,ish D,,,.

Mrs. Newton McVciEh. widow of
Charles McNeigh, died At her resi-
dcncc. 622 North boulevard last
n'Sht ut. 1906 o'clock. after an III
mes, OF three weeks. She Is survived
by her mother. Mrs Charlotte Tap
scott OF Warren. Va. one son.
Charles McNcish. OF New York; ono
sister. Mrs. Charles II SvnTn OF
New York, and one brother. William
II. Tapscot, OF Warren. Va. Funeral
arrangements had not been perfected
at lato hour last night
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~ AND OUT OF Town.

Mr.. and Mrs. John l., Long have
returned from Williamsburg, where
they have attended tho william and
Mary finals.
Mrs. X. H. Ruwcil. Of Floyd Avr-
nue.. has returned from a visit 10
hcr daughter at CiarkSburR. W, Va.
John l.. Long Ia in I.ynchburg at
tending tho meeting of tho state
Bar Association.
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'Theater Calendar

ACADEMY-Isa belle Lowe.
Academy Players. In Polly with
q Past"
LYRIC-Kcith vaudeville.
BIJoC-,"Thc Good rrovidor."
with Vera Gordon aud bore pa
viIlHon
PI.UERlRD- Variety program.
HROADwAY -fhnrlic Chaplin
In pay Day"
COLONIAL Elaine Hammer
stein In ''Evidoncn."
lSlS-Tully Marshall In silent
Years"
ODEoN-Jack Iini, with Bore
Daniels In North OF the Rio
Grandr."
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wOMEN's MEETINGS.

Tho james River Garden Club will
meet with Mrs NJ G. Patterson Fri
day at 3:3o o'clock.
Tho Association for tho Prnscrva-
''on OF Virginia Antiquities will
meet on Saturday nj II O'Clock ia the
John Marshall House.
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DEATHS IN VIRGINIA
Mr~. Ellen \. nIckct,.,

Funeral services for Mrs. Ellen y.
Ricketts,, who died Wednesday at
ternoon at q 30 o'clock in her home.
2os Soush Cherry Street, will be
conducted this morning at II O'Clock
IN l-aure! street Methodist Church.
burial VIII be in Hollywood Mrs.
Ricketts, was the widow of George
w. Ricketts,. She is survived bv
three children. Thomas C., I.ottie r.
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Mon,xom-r, has Coed cr.p.

CiIkISTiA NSHERG. VA. Jun. S-
The prospects for the wheat. corn
ana may crops were never better than
AT present. and IT, pastures are ;he
best ever known. while thu apul.
crop on the highlands il fairy good
but very littl. in The lowIauds
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-09

- voting contest for the most pOpu-
lar girl. There will be music each
evening
Guest ON Seminary mn.
MlsS Annie Dreeden Crump. az lI2G
West Avenue. left Wednesday morn
ing Tor Alexandra TO pttend the
finals at tin" Theological Seminary.
Will" there Miss Crump VIII be .th.
guest uf friends on Seminary I'm.
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.lnacnh T.. Alien.

Funeral services for Joseph r..
Alien. aged "a. widely known j.weler.
who died Wednesday morning in his
home at 34O5 Chamherlayne Avenue.
Will be held this afternoon at 3
o'clock from the home. Burial will
be In lakewood
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-09

Guthrie, Akron. o.: r. Edward
Guthrie, W!nston-Salem. y. c.: Car
ence NJ. Guthrie. Hopeweli. and Fred
D. Guthrie. John II. Guthrie and Miss
Willie Guthrie. LynchburR
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Mrs. Anssts II. RYAN.

Funeral services for Mrs Anasta
y. Ryan. who died Wednesday In the
home OF her sonin-law J. NJ. kain.
329 West Main Street. will pc con-
Quoted this morning at o'clock
from Sacred Heart Cathedral.
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The Weather
FURNISHED By U. g. weather Bureas>
FnrrcnntI Hitrinin :

Partly cloudy tntiny md
tomorrow pOs.lbly scst :
tered thupdershowersi
no material change In
trrnpcraturri m0tlerat~
south md HoiIthwrst
winds,
North Carolina Tho
snme forccR&t "a for
Virginia,
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THE HF.EKIN COMPANY
Ctnriu
Still Reported Missing

me storm at sea Immediately after
hichard Boyd and Pauline Dunn were
forced I" sal! on the little fishing
vessel mas added more fears for their
safety.-Adv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-09

and George Fl. Rickctts; ono slster.
Mrs. Laura Scott, and two brothers,
James and Thomas y. Render.
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Inral T.mp-rnturc Yc.t.rd,y.

Maximum temperature to s i. M
Min'innm temperature 10 y, Me-.
M"an temperature yesterday .
Normal temperature for this date
Excess yosterdRy
Excess since March ! ...
E1oess since January i........
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MINIATURE ALMANAC.

serves an Force Quarter Century.
LfNCHBt'RG. VA. June S.-Patrol-
IMAM J. NJ. Harvey. Il member OF th.
police department here for twenty
five years. has been retired on half
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Local Rainfall,

Rainfall u hours end!ngB Il. NJ. 2
Rainfall - hours ending +. NJ. ?
Excess since March ............. d
EIccss since January " !;
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incal obserrntionE Mt 8 +. NJ. Yesterday.
Wind direction. south; wind velocity I.
weather at J., NJ, cloudy.
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Special Data
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-10-14
CARACUL
Favored Among
Fur Coats

In fact, this shaggy, curly
fur is having a very pro-
nounced vogue this season,
and is treated in the same
novel fashions as other furs.
Here is one example of it
cut with faring straight lines
and having immense collar
and sleeve borders Of natural
skunk fur. $365.
Another caracul boasts p
broad collar and narrow
sleeve border of the new dark
dyed squirrel. $3.50.
A coat cut on straight lines
has the low set sleeve, a
broad braid girdle and a fox
collar. $3.50.
One with dolman sleeves
has very dark natural fitch
fox trimming. $3.50.
One with lynx cuffs and
border is $500.
A luxurious caracul cape
has fox collar and border and
sells for $3.50.
(Sscond Fioor)
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-10-14
Yellow and Brown
Tones

are richly present in new neck
laces and earrings Of imitation
amber and topaz, often combined
with delicate metal links, medal
lions or chains.
This is one Of the loveliest col
lections of it's sort that we have
ever had. Necklaces present an
infinite variety, from pale opaque
yellow to dark clear brown, with
all the tones of color between.
Some have an air Of the Orient
about them, especially in the de-
signs of their metal work. Others
are simply the clear radiance Of
the beads. All are distinctive.
$3.50 to Sl8.
Earrings that may be said to
match are $3.50 to $3.50.
tMAin Fioor)
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-10-14
Black Glass Console
SetS--S3

Black glass is much in vogue.
In these new console sets it takes
a very interesting form.
Each set consists of one TO-
inch flower bowl with separate
black base and two l2-inch can
dlesticks to match.
With flowers and colored can
dies the effect is strikingly at
tractive and uncommon.
Price, 50 a set.
(Fourth Fioor)
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-10-14
TO Fry Oysters

uOUghhuts, French Tried potatoes,
croquettes or anything that re-
quires deep fat there is a handy
pan Of iron with an inner basket
arrangement of wire. This bas-
ket is on a handle and can be
lifted out, allowing its contents
to drain perfectly without retain
ing any superfuous grease.
In three sizes at $l.45, $l.65
and $3.50.
(FsuPth ylSorl
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-10-14
PetticOats and
BathrObes

Silk jersey and satin petticoats
at 1885, S. and $3.50. The first
have deep pleated flounces; the
second have ruffled founces: and
the third are in extra sizes. Other
satin petticoats in extra sizes are
So. They. all come in black and
street colors.
Knitted cotton or wool petit
coats at 75c to $4.s5; in black,
gray and white.
The bathrobeS are samples at
1885, all Of eiderdown and in
gray, red, pinks and blues.
tThlrd Flour)
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-10-14
Bolivia for the Finest
Black Wraps

1t makes the handsomest day
wraps and coats, and serves
equally well for evening. In
black it is at its richest, combined
with fine fur.
There are many varieties. each
differently trade marked by it's
maker, but all belonging to the
bolivia family. Rich as velvet,
yet warm as only a!l-wool can be.
Priced S6 to Sll a yard, all 81
inches wide.
tfIru Elnor)
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-10-14
"SaW Wood"

10 not bad advice nor bad fun il
you use one Of these buck-saws
that cut without binding. $1.8O.
Saw-bucks to hold the wood, 81.
Hand axes, 81 and $l.l5.
Full size axes, 81 and $3.50.
Lightweight axes,
Broad hand axes, SO, 1925 and
$3.50.
One and two man combination
saws, $3.50 to $3.50.
(Fossth flecsl
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-10-14
Exceptionally Dainty
l.. r. GirdleS

rev ones at So to IS are finer
70 prettier than any we have ever
- AZ the prices. They are made
beautiful pink figured brooches,
l"n and elastic, of a quality one
rould not expect to find under a
'ucn higher cost. Their lines
night and graceful, and we
>0"mend them to women who
(Thir,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-10-14
English Needlecases
From Redditch

The best steel needles made
come from this little English
town and once year we receive
a large importation Of them.
Many women look forward to
this importation for gifts. The
cases are Of leather, attractively
made and priced from $l.25 to
1922. All the needles are gold
eyed.
(Maiu IIOOr)
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-10-14
Pekingese Enamel

In one OF the cases in the
Oriental Store you will find little
boxes and trays of it in it's char
acteristic coloring-sapphire, tur-
quoise and rose. The boxes ars
81 to SO; the trays $3.50 and So.
Also there are four UNIQUE
little jewel cases Of pierced metal
work, their tops set with Jade and
agate. The fact that each has its
own little brocade shipping box
makes them peculiarly charming
for gifts. Price $3.50 each.
Main Fl0or)
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-10-14

desire particularly attractive low
priced girdles.
One Of satin and elastic Is SO.
Others Of figured broche and
elastic are SO and $3.50. One prac-
tically all of elastic Is SIS.
For girls are two excellent
models In cOutil and elastic, at 81
and $l.6O.
Floor
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-10-14
Regent or Bond
Street Could Offer 4
Man No Better
Leather Goods

Just step inside the Chestnut
street door, where he can reach
it readily, is a real mans assort-
ment of dressing cases. wallets.
bill.books, hip-cases. letter cases,
brief cases, coin purses. cigar and
cigarette cases, writing folds, col.
lar bags, pin cases and all such
useful leather goods.
They are the best we can find
for him, in Europe or here.
English pigskin, cowhide, seal,
alligator, ostrich, and every good
leather.
BY way Of example are Ameri-
can dressing-cases at Sl2.75--
black long grain cowhide, with
ten ebony and hard rubber fit-
tings, the brushes hand drawn.
And London dressing-case at
$20O-pigskin with ivory and sill
Yer fittings.
iMain FlOOr)
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-10-14
my Life and Work

by Henry Ford in collaboration
with Samuel Crowther, $3.50, in
which Mr.. Ford tells the story of
battle for an ideal.
STORY Lives of Master Musi-
cians," by Harriette Brewer.
$3.50. Life stories Of twenty-five
great composers.
'Overset," by Franklin p.
Adams, $3.50. Filled with COM
ments thoughtful and caustic.
"A Push Cart at the Curb"
by John Dos Passos, Sl.5O. The
writer brings to these poems an
imagination that refracts his
thought like a prism.
tMain FlOOr)
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Exceptional Opportunities
in Furniture
tMHin Floar)

Three-piece living-room suits,
made in our own factory. over
stuffed. hair filed. excellently
constructed. covered in velour in
a choice Of colors. priced at q
remarkably low figure-S225.
Three-piece living.room suits.
overstufed, hair filled. covered
in tapestry, velour and some in
mOhair; fne.lOoking suits. of the
(Fifth and
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-10-14
Trim Wash Suits for
Little BOYS

Just as spic-and-span as one
could wish, to match a little boy
with brushed back hair and shin
ing face. The suits are sturdily
made and mostly are in manly
button-on models. Some have
white waists and violet, blue,
green or brown trousers. Sizes
two to five years, $1.25 to $4.25.
(1hird Floor
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-10-14

lasse trimmed with mole fur,
or Of matelasse almost solidiy
embroidered in gray or wine
color.
Priced $42.50 to $08.
Included between these prices
is Il collection Of really lovely
afternoon and street dresses
in other models, composed of
fine twill cloths, wool
eponges, "wedding-ring" vel
vets, canton and Renee
crepes, matelasses and jac-
guard silks.
Sizes ID to 20 years In both
groups.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-10-14

soundest construction. and priced
at east % per cent below the
market values-$225, $3.50, $3.50
and up to $500.
Ihree-piece suits with cane
backs; loose cushions. spring
seated, and covered in blue
Nelour-$190 and s295.
bedroom suits in walnut and
mahogany-$1s4 to $3.50.
18th FIo0Vs)
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-10-14
Japanese Pottery
BOudOir Lamps

Little vases in orchid, rose,
yellow or blue, mounted on black
wood and fitted for one light.
Price SO each.
Little pleated silk shades for
them 81 to $3.50.
Fourth FloOr)
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-10-14
The Charming Jaquette Dress
for Young WOmen-

o, ns INES are SO easy and
graceful. g. 1t gives scope for
1ueh clever combinations of
"sAterial and color. And when
~. Hofn 10 on the street it has quite
Ss enect Of a separate little
olSused jacket. '
WI, "a black velvet, the long
.,.n "s!s'ed ovsr-jacket embroid-
ssso in gray, finished with
uSsy squirrel collar.
Mn. "a black Renee crepe, the
~" Vsssc T Jacket covered with
~ Gnlnsss embroidery.
~ "a olaek or blue Poiret twill,
ovsr-jacket Of black mate
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-10-14
Women's New Sports Clothes
in the London Shop

Although intended for sports
Fear. they are much too pretty
% be kept solely for this. Most
komen are wearing these knitted
ports clothes for morning
hopping tour or general use.
Among the new arrivals are the
,ettiest all-wool, silk or silk-and-
rool slip-on sweaters with skirts
(The
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-10-14
Every Chilly Morning a Wool
Robe Is a Mans Comfort

emily evenings. too. it's Il fine
thing to lounge about in Il snug.
easy lounging gown.
Some Redleaf gowns alto
gether out of the ordinary, have
just come from England. All
wool worsted, splendidly made
and mighty fine to see.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-10-14

interesting novelties in the Coat
Salons.
And there ar any number Of
other new wraps and capes of the
most beautiful ort in bolivia,
matelasse and cloky with such
long-haired furs rs black fox,
kit fox and red fox, dyed badger,
and either black or natural
combed caracul. In some of the
capes the entire lining is of the
caracul fur.
They are priced from $225 to
$475.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-10-14
Mems Handkerchiefs
With Hand. Embroidered
Initials. nc

Good white Irish linen hand
kerchiefs, with hemsttched hens.
have hand-embr0idered initials in
a size that men like. Excellent
yift handkeichiefs, $50 the
dozen.
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