New Britain Herald Newspaper, May 31, 1916, Page 14

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So, whether or not you've ever visited these palatial stores with their myriads of things so dear to a woran’s heart, you can easily see how, with fashion shows, musicales and luncheon, the day will be all too short. Visits to the great publishing plants—there are miilions of women in our land who know and love the good Philadelphian publications. Wouldn't you like to see where and just how these wonderful magazines are planned and published? And a trip to where the movies are made. Who hasn’t enjoyed their thrillers? Get in a real movie yourself. An evening pageant—where hun- dreds of beautiful floats of every de- scription will charm the eye. A trip to League Island—on board a battleship—a look at the submarines— perhaps a trip over the war vessels. Sl Go With the Men Folks The theater, for afternoon or even- ing—and, if you're anxious to make the most of time, 2 midnight cabaret every evening you're here. Ever heard of Willow Grove Park? Walter Damrosch says: “It’s the most wonderful park in the world.” It's yours for another evening. Last, but not least, a trip to Phila- delphia’s seashore suburbs—the joy spots of America. So, you cam see for yourse'f that Philadelphia is going to keep you well amused and pleased. There’ll be auto- mobiles galore to take you to the thous- and-and-one places of interest of which we haven’t space to tell. And time is left for you to go visiting, and yet not miss any of the events. The main thing for you to do now is to get that hubby or brother to ar- range to bring you with him to the an- nual convention of the Associated Ad- vertising Clubs of the World, in PHILADELPHIA June 25th to 30th And, now, just a word about the souvenirs. The manufacturers have sworn our hosts to secrecy, but just to be safe we suggest you'd better save some room in your trunk for the pretty gifts you are sure to receive. For further information and details get in touch with The Charter Oak Advertising Club E. F. DUSTIN, President, Tel. Charter 1080. W. A. ALLEN, Secretary, Tel. Charter 4410. J. M. SWEENEY, Jr., Chairman Publicity Coromittee, Tel. Charter 600.