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rTm v iir1'Tfc1-'f'i'r Up.. v11 "'1' i't,JlJr I phe'DdilyNetitkm ' Pam Jane By ROSE MEREDITH , iU'rtfANB DARB Is the plain 'en of pirkeJ when the question 'of beauty vej' ,s "' " "" iin.tlnr. Emma Is a lltth witch but ffirJnewtth her brilliant hair and EST belli hopelessly plain I" f 1 Jane knew It. ,ad teamtrt It, but toot her hurt feeling hueeil te her Awn besom. It no one cartd enough , ibent her te unlock the plain portals it br heart and soul se be It She , mi the middle one of the family of tour' motherless girls, and she was the kwiekeeper, the home-maker. The ttbth had careers. Jane couldn't be (pired for a career. Cfella had a voice Cella was musical the' had worshipers by the dozen. AblfU was a high school teacher, and n.ni a trained nurse. . N "Jane is a wonderful cook a per " fret housekeeper I" Oella would pralte. 'Wonderful I' Abigail would echo.: ' - "perfect!',' chimed Emma. 'Jane was happy most of the time, fat she did long te de things great thiels meet Interesting peeple: some tus4'sbe thought wistfully aha 'might hare' been a writer, if she had had a thtsce for development. However, she "did '(.dl some recipes and carefully urepared articles en home -making te Mat of the women's tnagaslnes, and her prcstifQ rose in the family. One winter Oella became engaged te the minister. Shortly after that Abl Milt attracted, the attention of Prof. . Kidney, of a near-by college, nod Sauna might have married any ene of her patients any day I i "jane would make some man a nlendld wife and housekeeper she 'is wonderful." Cells Would Ugh. ' "Wonderful," Abigail and her pro pre . ftsser would echo. "Perfect," Smma would add, thus placing ber laurel wreath en Jane's led hair. , . "Rubbish!" Jnne would groan. Oil 1 nally. ' ' Today Jane was in a state of in- ,wrd revolt. Celia had telephoned that . the would bring the minister home te dinner; Abigail had sent word that the a-i proiesser wuuiu ue mere ana weuia f' 'Ssne please have a prune whip for I' .desaert, and last of all, Emma culled I bb In eh that she was hrlntlnr nntnt ene with 'her. . ' "Hme the best dinner in the world, , .esrllnjr," she had cooed. "Yeu knew bow!" 'Jsne looked stormy. She wondered 'What her father would have said if he had been alive he would have told Her te be patient ; it would come out all right In the end. ' "I will cook the dinner," decided Jinr, "and it will be n goad dinner then Rebecca can come down and rerve . it Iiwill run away. I can't stand the aioaeteny any longer." All the after- ;j.fithe dinner nnd the arrangement of the tab'c. .When tnrWMn waa rndy. only needing Rebecca's skilled Land In serving the meal, Jane, bathed isd dressd herself In a green linen, took a small, heavily laden busket and the latest book nnd left the house. , Sie followed n narrow path through . tht orchard where apple blossoms fell i lit snow about her: where robins . Vfr thrnhhlnv tilth k .,!- ... down the little weed read that led te r tllge of the sandy bluff oterleoking the sound. The wind was cool and , Bought odors of apple blosbems and the salt saver of the sea. "1 feel wicked ; but I am quite con- ijated, said Jane as ahe sat down en Mlsedge of the overhanging ,clif , with i , !? IMM'en in. her lap.. She closed ,!"" moment. Cut they pepped I Irk . i"c?Ver 8ne Wfts ln motion! .I T." "uu nrnKen under Her weight, SS-t was ,'nt,y' stdlly sliding down the sand-faced cliff. Many a 5ft4 sh,e,?0Jie Jt 8 a cUd, squeal- ".r"erc?! 8he WPcd, as she . ;;.a rvY.' n a scurry of flying ; ?tChJn,t ,her basket' be M-a ilZ thiQ ihcr bref 8t 8l,c tobogganed If j. . """. " pining- en tue '' .'.""f-S'd-whatde you mean. C r" , ,e picked Jane up and ft,hp ?Ji'Ue" "ThV Aer? IM t ... iij. V"ce v,"en wns a VltdWS!i,1WlBf down that bnk ""! f eaaSR? f -b?u,dcr- " thing ,i. ". wrusueu one ei niv lit ,t!e nlaymatea-breke her arm--" nJSSL "en-.h:. D'. le you x inlk.nj ""l',una new you waited en Jisln?" f0t Mn,Jl J wn well la? .lane was brllliantl mr... Ik. a ei.Clejlr'pa, Hk, flushed fili fua she,1: her loosened hair aW.lh" "lu'dte oval of her face, sw lade.grecn dress. .J!-?' Rare! Yeu have grown into Msrchin. i?i,ai,,d' breathlessly, as If imt. nf her fac" t(t traces of the 5deP,te',c- s'?1'. nny one e" MTi Ataln he stepped, and X9 bpuS Ei',U dee"cr' 'ondcitef Hare! he was juit )lafn Tnt' ' hi?J0Wn ,nn,d te" me nU the news," teme?dhian,"Janewd,4d t0' 'erdl,ftble ffilr niliC"se.bIue ,ue' Ne mau S hut ked,at, ,,ei ,n that y te- Jeek'nt r,il. ta? Awn t'c minister addenlv ih!' f".?,'1 Ab,8aiJ' Professer. "fSSJit rfe,t 80rry for them all. ' exrini?,Jhem nm 8Crve ninner." Srtthfcn'f hiterr: wh,le they 'f- 5ss? nr-", -ith h.s " told her .?.yU 0f,en' Tune ." old woerfl A''?7 nt Lfc,ewly though tMheciUT0a1na,?d,Patb that wound Up fnTwhe . 'IS01 read nnd the ,ll br will. .I,e b,e.HS.0,n d'epped "Hi, hMr Zlil en D,nl1' Jane's" "oe, bUaafiiiiJ1? Came lnt0 ,he dl"'n tt they -i h.appj'J,nd n" unawn V Jsne S fS. "' Kyerybedy stared bright Sir esarkl,nlf reen eyes, Brten. whe..thlr ?,d 'lf,nd. anny CHEMISTSJOMEET "xe, ,,tlt t 8ec-ety w( hv8 F'wt Annual B.nque.t iliTeld .!.n,Uute 7 Chcml(,al ??'t TJiuriiavi tB,flr8t annual bun- Hetel. About 1"'" J" t' Aldihe MA wdermndni? member. graduates l.rln it' "le8 .?.'.. e.ectl. Lawn cc-r- .. he -... rUR "08PITAL A!:' VHcy'er1 ft,e ef.th0 ladles' wil ij:"' f the Mrnierliil linuiti ' "tl.elnw, f"n ,ok .t''1.8 afternoon J, I Inelui. .?f t'" """Pit" The fete f art 1 ' of fancy nnd use itHaaf'therewll be amuse- H nWOlt,iy b chargef th. ..l' L i. , . XLaQ Hfli u wtThtewjrz i i -a. . .... agF V t tt- f-w , w iwj j l . . v faav.'Mai - - ' U ; ' . , ' ' ; V - ' ,-SBSjlgglBEijligBBfa. Jj--, AgggggggBgKggggggHgSggaaaHakr ''' BTaTaT8aTaTaTaTg aBTJaTara H f lakMaaaaaaaaal TaTaTaTaTaTaTaTaTaTaTaCaTaTaTaTaTaTaTak m .aaarV I J mH mil IJBB9Hr4ifaaBavP ,. . ' . V- The dependability and high efficiency of the Cadillac are everywhere con ceded and admired. There it a close connection between these valuable- traits of the car and the fact that te the best of our knowledge mere dimensions are held te fine limits of precision en the Cadillac than en any ether automobile. NEEL-CADILLAC COMPANY 142 North Bread Street Phene Spruce 0210 Branches: Reeding,' Pa.; Camden, iV.V.; PettsvlUc, Pa. ' C A D I L L AC Standard of tfa World Jfltll VaBaaBBBBBBBBBBBB IHH LQ aBB ' S$r Others Imitate, But Nene Equal- The Wonderful Values Ready for Yeu in Anether Sale of 10,000 Men's $12.50 te 20 .aSSaavV JgmiPj fSk m aaaw v jSStBatOJapaayaaaaajfc. aS9htf BaMra. aBafl.Maak La"'aaa aa raSPTaffB Wmr ' MHMMt ... BaW Vk V JZrL Wj JSJRMmSmk let up vitn Mr. WfTfJ? 7 Vlll I 9laZc2HAeVBEFbK yssifa MWi waxtfwB mighty busy - HHa C f4 WW1W lU IHeSIaBLaa. w There 'is no let up vith Mr. Hill! He is .kept mighty 'busy bringing in these nerjular feather - weight suits but an other let is here, ready for you again. wgqiwarjam p. i fatknt ennci . Fine Coel Cleths ut Rich Summer Flannels Lightweight Hemespuns and many ethers Spert Medels, Toe! $25 & $30 Silk Mohair & High Grade Palm Beach SUITS We are Adding 1017 MARKET ST. Te Our Already Large Stere! These arc the highest grades of summer suits, Mehairs in all the new striped effects and plain colorings and Palm Beaches of the best grades; tailored te held their shapes. Every man can be fitted, no matter what his size stouts and slims aplentyr thaiii .J..JK. .tJIIVWl " Ja.TM.-a i ' vrr ;c 4 Sera Order Accepted iaWgS( Utt tt BJ' ClstUag Slt4 la PkdiitlfkU ai K5S IPiaB G5 m fjgm ttaMaaajf 2, B MuH pj-B p Sa iliPSj Sayaaaj. 1 lrgMl Him; A Sts' fhilMpU, L 101 9-1 021 Market Street J , , 1 . ... .. READ CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS UN HAUtlS J6..27, ,28, .21) AND. 30 Economy Basement Specials for Commencing Tomorrow, This Stere Will Clese at 5 P. M. i nuTS i aa aW 'srRtiwseanAv. iimn is. iat. aaa ehui a a m. Mmh at Bile F. M. aW V NELLENBURGN L M ENTIRE BLOCK -MARKET III te 2T- STREETS M :$i.95 A Most Extraordinary Purchase of 2500 Coel Summer Dresses In Women's, Misses' and Extra Sizes That Offer Three Marvelous Value Groups! Women's & Misses' $4.00 Dresses A splendid assortment of ginghams and voiles in a wide variety of the prettiest sum mer styles and colorings. Sizes 16 te 44. One pictured. $5 Smart Gingham tf 9 QC Dresses at. . -3 In Women's, Misses and Extra Sizes Fine grade ginghams in very attractive colorings. Dressy models, trimmed with sashes, tucks, pipings and rumes. Misses' and women's sizes 16 te 44. Extra sizes 48 te 62. One sketched. $6.50 Pretty New eiQC Dresses at . . y In Women's, Misses' and Extra Sizes Popular ginghams in the most wonderful assortment of checks, plaid3 and color com cem com binatiens, and voiles in dark blue and black figures. Women's and misses' sizes 16 te 44. Extra sizes 48 te 52. One pictured. SNELLENBURGS Economy Basement Women's Serviceable Bungalow Aprons Underpriced HCkp ea. Neat models of percale, finished with rick-rack braid or piping, sash and pocket. bNElLENBURjGS Economy Basement Beys' Summer Clothing Liberally Reduced! feeys' $8.50 Twe- fl OK PantsSuits &O..SD Mixedjcheviets. Have full-lined knicker pants. Sizes 7 te 17 years. Beys' $9.75 Twe- fl7 OC Pants Suits I. -40 Fancy mixed cheviets and cas simeres. Full-lined knicker pants. Sizes 7 te 16 years. Beys' $12.75 AH- flJO 7K Weel 2-Pants Suits z,0l Mixed cheviets. Ceat mohair lined and full-lined knicker pants. Sizes 7 te 16 years. Beys' $1.50 Washable QQp Suits OVK, Oliver Twist medel in plain tops, blue and tan pants. Sizes 3 te 8 vears. Beys' $1.95 Wash able Suits Plain blue, tan and green; also with white tops. Sizes 3 te 8 years. Beys' $1.39 Washable Q1 n Knicker Pants OXi Black and white cotton crash, tan' khaki and striped washable materials. Sizes 6 te 18 years. Beys' Blue Denim JQ Overalls 0i Apron front and shoulder straps. Sizes 6 te 15 years. Beys' Play-Alls .. . .OI p Blue denim and tan Oil khaki. Sizes 3 te 8 years. bNELLENBURGS Eneniy Basement $1.29 CORSETS Prices Drastically Cut in June Sale of Women's $2.50 Corsets JQf H. and W., C. B. and Snellenburg Special makes odd fJ lets wc arc closing out. $3.50 Snellenburg Special Corsets.,. I- KQ Pink ceutil, with medium bust and long hip lines. j)JLtlt $1.50 Corset Brassieres 7Q Fancy material, with garters attached. I ftlx SneTlenbUrgS Economy Basement Girls' & Juniors' $10.00 te $12.50 Charming Silk Dresses at $4.95 Crisp taffeta in a splendid as sortment of becoming styles. Alse a few pretty pongees in the let. Sizes 7 te 16 years. One pictured. Girls' $5 Pen- $0 QK gee Dresses ieVO Youthful one-piece models with Peter Pan cellar neatly embroidered. Sizes 7 te 14 years. One style pictured. bNELLENBURflS Economy Basement $1.79 Winmere Bleached Seamless Sheets B at $1.29 ea. t Made for and sold by us exclusively. Geed, sturdy, seamless sheets in size 81x90 inches. Thrifty housewives w ciate this saving. $1.29 Bleached Sheets Size 54x90 inches. I'er cottage, bungalow or home use. $2.95 A bleached, ill appre- 98c 49c Scalloped Pillow Cases Size 45x36 inches. QQf, Hemstitched and " Initial Pillow Cases Size 45x36 inches. SneTlenbUrgS Economy 49c Basement Big Thursday in June & ft f a . e '.l unaermusim ei te WeM'tU Twe-PlMtJ Palamifl . w i $1.49 Dainty tn a H aIb ml: . nfl w i ndm.1 and srepe bat lataV Women's Fruit-of-Leem ' Muslin Skirts at 89C Finished with ruffle Alse' gowns, envelope chemise and skirts of lingerie cloth, lace and embroidery trimmed. Women's Undermuslins Gowns, envelope chemises and skirts, prettily trimmed and tai lored. Alse sateen skirts fin ished with hip-line hem. Women's Extra-Size Bleemers Tailored models of Windser crepe. Women's Extra-Size Gowns , Lingerie cloth, finished with embroidery. SNELLENBURGS Economy Baaement 98c 79c 98c Children's $4 Bathing Suits at 0 RA 47aWW t Attrac tive little models in smart color N cem-bina- , tiens. One pictured. Nete There s Coel Comfert and Real Value in Every Inch of These Men's & Yeung Men's Twe- riece Tropical Cleth Suits at $9.65 Snappy up-te-date models, tailored with the same precision and care as smart cloth suits. In dark and light colors. saving! Women's $3.00 Pure Worsted Slip-ens at $1.95 Tan, white, jade and Alice blue. Very be coming models. One pictured. SMELLENBURGS Economy Basement 15c te $1.25 Turkish Bath Towels at 5c te 49c Classed as seconds because of oil stains, spots or crest of some hotel or institution woven through center. Wonderful values! $1.89 Round Scalloped fl1 Table Cleths, Each A Heavy, firm cotton damask cloths in a variety of prettv pat terns. Twe yards in diameter. bNELLENBURGS Economy Basement v- Men's and Yeung Men's Mohair Suits, Extraordinary d1A rrr Values at JplU-lD Coel, comfortable, well-tailored suits in all the newest styles. Office Coats at $1.85 Office Coats of Mohair. $3.85 Automobile Dusters at $2.25 Khaki Trousers at $1.35 Sweet-Orr Trousers of Khaki at $2.65 White Duck Trousers at $1.58 SncllenburqS Economy Basement Men's $2 and $2.50 Shirts at $1.10 each 1 ' i v e..iy V '' These are semnrie . lS'kn?Wn maker' Excellent wear. SP't8 "" vacation Made of geed quality white and tan poneees. and snmn !..;;- a"il. lan Kh7?t!f?i.! -W-' A few I Imperfections are very slight nethina in mr.; .7..yn leeks. Sizes 14 te 17. Mighty fine values! vmy SnellcnbeRuS Economy Basement This $18 Fiber Reed Rocker at $8.49 i Desirable for Perch, Bedroom or Living Roem Built for comfort and service. Uphol stered high back and loose cushion spring seats are covered In beautiful cretonnes. Choice of iveiy or brown finish. 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