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French admit
, LOSS OF LINES
t INTHEVOSGES
Lmans Recapture Sum-
ifrr.it of Hartmannsweiler- '
opfTaKe lODti men ;
FIGHTING IN SNOWSTORM '
LONDOtt, Dec. 21.
it.-, nnodilnn nf Ihn mvnrt
ffftnc Wore ui ,. -
3ficf the summu ..-,.... ...-
. .. ihn Vn.ccs. the lofty mountnln
iHlch overlooks the city of .Muelh.vuscn
V mW,t of tfppcr Alsace, Is In dispute
jMn tlio French ami German official
', ..n.ifi rnnimiiMlcntlon was Is-
Jd ty the French Wtir omcc ,nst
I -Tn'the Vosgcs nt Iiartmnhns-Wclter-.
fter counter attacks by the enemy.
fJihhds to the left on the slopes to the
&h of Hie summit returned to the posl
Ki which they hnd previously occu-
fcrrssrAiiSiFOE IN MACEDONIA
1-..1. .iiminit. nnu iiujiu ""- '" ""
'Li, In front of Wnttwlller, we con
iWi "; i-.i. tl.n nrminrt rnnntlerrd
!Ti O',ak,,rsnorws'torrl,ni
Cpted the operations In the course of
!i.Th enemy 1ms violently bombarded
'th, northern slopes nnc- u.e summu 01
Hirtmannsucltcrkopf.
"in Artols our nrtlllory his displayed
'.fUTltj' In the region or Gv enchy nnd
f, the neighborhood of the ro.id to Lille,
na the north bank of tho Alsno we effec
Clr bombarded on enemy conoy bc
tretn Conde nnd Nantcull.
In tho Wocvre, to the southeast of
U forest of Aprcmont, tho mine fighting
u to our advantage."
in, Uelglnn otllclnl communication
mr "Tho day was characterized by a
li..l.rlw vtnlnnt mi tho 'whole front
rf the Belgian army, where tho encm
bdolnd In pure wnste In tho expenditure
,( considerable munitions. Our nrtlllory
raccMsfully nnd dcstnicllvely shelled the
ftnuan trenches on tho banks of tho
,Ir."
K- RKRMN. Dec. 21.
f The War OCTlco announced last nigiu
tbil the summit of Hnrtninnnsncller
kopf. In tho Vosgcs region of Alsace, enp
tnred earlier In the week by tho French,
'lad been regained by tho Oct mans. The
Itiit of the statement follows:
1 "During hot lighting yesteiday n brave
'rtjtaent of the 8:'d l.nndwchr Brigade
irttipturcd the summit of Hnrtmnnns
iirillerkopf. Tho enemy Buffered extrnor
Mrily severe loss, and left El olliccrs,
'ui 1530 men In our bands. We nro now
jtur clearing somo portions of a trench
in the northern slope, which Is Btlll occu
(!ed by tho French.
"Theflguies given In tho French report
'it yesterday evening regarding the the
,(jMlnff around Hnrtmnnnswcllerkopf,
.on the 21st Inst., nro exaggerated by at
Itut one-half.
Our total losses, Including
lU'the killed, wounded and missing ho ,
fhruat present ascertained, amount to
IW men."
GROSSA BATTAGLIA NEI
DMORNIDIELBASSAN
TRA BULGARI E SERBI
fll Montenegro E' Stato Quasi
jr"; Tutto Conquistato dalle
ki. ruiz,i; nuaui.n.ia; m
Invasione
tV
IL C0NTRABBANDO GRECO
If
t.
JIU..W1, UllCIIIUIC.
E tlunto a noma II minclno Alessan-
ito Karageorgevlc, serbo, provenlente
diU'Albanla. Kgll ha detto die per trc
Itomt una vlolentn bnttnglln ha Infurlnto
tdle montngno nllmucsl ncllo vlcinnnzo
41 Elbassnn tra acrbl o bulgarl. II prln-
dju hi detto:
r'lnostrl uomlnl combnttono tlernmonto
I I9ltll(l!i1.im..,it, T?aal linnnn nrrpatntn
ml assalto del nemlco o si comportnno
ton iltrettantn flducln come so gueneg-
rauero in tcrrltorlo bulgnro, Sebbene
Wffrano ner mnncnnzn dl vlveii. II
orals dello nostro truppo non e' nffntto
iwo sensso. .Mcntrn In n mlii mom o
fittrtierwvamo ('Albania per recarcl alia
fwla, potevamo uentlru 1 cantl dello
gP eerbe In ognl blvncco. Cortamcnte
'jtul morrebbcro tuttl lino all'ultlmo uoino
Jtnttoito che accettnre 11 gingo tentonlco.
" auendono bolo 11 segnnle degll alleatl
Pr rlprendero 1'offeni.lva con loio."
Oft.! Sl dipA n Ttnnm Mm tn pnnnlllvlrt
,W Montenegro da parte della foize
utrlache e' quasi completu. 11 resto del
(Merclto montencgrlno combatto ancora
,uoroament6 nello sue montngne, ma le
eondlzlonl pcgglorano ognl glorno.
.JJ ejee anz) che bI Btuntio facendo pre
Hutlvl per cvacuure la capitnle, Cettlgne.
'ii re Nicola e la region Mllena sl
'"'Ulerranno In Italia dove o" nncho
ilteso re Pletro dl Serbia. SI dice che
a famlglia reale montenegrlna o' gla ad
"tlvarl, pronta ad Imbarcural per Barl.
ara' allogglata nel Palazzo Plttl dl
"rente.
Questa mattlna II Mlnlstcro della Guerra
M pbbbllcato II seguente comunlcnto
Wclaltj
r" lono avutl duelll dl nrtlgllerla su
Slo II fronte. L'artlgllerla nemica ha
to anche su parecchl Kruppl dl case
"ewovt dannl. Le nostre bntterle della
i'M ougana hanno bombardato dl nuovo
a ItaZlOnA HI 1 n.rlnn a ,,n marrawlnn
fllUre a Tolmino."
. UA dtlnflfnln ,ln tlMnlnl .hh..hI. .h.
J"? W'pedlnlero Italians che Incroclavano
RiMf 'on' hanno catturato un plro
ZT greco cno rasportava benzlna per
iJi .marlnl austflacl o tedeschl operantl
J." "eolterraneo. Questa cattura con
2 quello che tuttl gla' sapevano. che
Em V,ono rf"iltl dl quello che occorro
'in mercantt grecl.
noma corro voce nuesta mattlna che
L,,"' Nero sl e" avuta una battaglla
Vw In cul I'lncroclatora turco Mldtrll,
tnr. 'edesco Breslau, o la corazzata
," Sultan Scllm, gla' la tedesco
, ono si rlmastl II prlmo affondato
0UiliCOni3a dani,egglata gravemente. La
foMT; non e ancora confermata da
5 P '""a.Ie
Per
Ilea
" hmihii nguarda la situaztone nei
rVnl, sembra che gll austro-tcdeschl e
twrt
Uleaii ,'"' uecisi au auaccare bu
I, - uim. loro DasB dl saionicco, ctoe
0 "ff'fwlo greco. Sl dice anzl che la
wnUMa. abbl.l awnrtltn ll rnvcrnn trero
h ?,' u truPpe aaranno a Saionicco per
WM
& esnl modo embra che gll alleatl
T era In forze tall ed In poslzlont tall
P,JE?JT 'esplngere qualslasl attacco.
pa
k..1 lele&rafana rh II r-enerale Bon
It! At ""'" cne II peneraie juii
rs Olicutendo nell'Intranslireant la altu-
vSm. a Sal'nle;o, dice In base a quanto
eooe aftermato unutorlta' tedesca
rj (U alleatl franco-lnglesl a Saionicco
S " In numero dl 172,000 saranno
EVENING
rm?w
REPORTED SHOT AS SPY
EUgeno Snmlow, reported to bo
the strongest mnn in the world,
is snicl to have been put to denth
in London Tower after fncinp; n
military court on the charge of
being a Germnn spy.
TEUTONIC ALLIES
READY TO STRIKE
Swift Preparations Made
for Laillichillg of
OlieilSlVe
VAST FORCES MASSED
PA IllS. Dec. 21.
French war correspondents at Salonlca
state that the Germnns nnd Bulgarians,
after swift prepatatluus. are about to
attack tho Allies In Macedonia.
Sixty thousand Germans nro reported
to be massed nt Monnstlr nnd Sii.OOO Turks
In tho Struma valley. The bulk of the
tlulgnrlan army Is concentrated In tho
Vnrdar valley.
Tho correspondent of the Petit Parlslen
estimates that the Hulgnrlan. German
nnd Tuiklsh troops on the Scrbo-Grcek
ftontler number nearly half n million,
but most of the military experts tlgute
that the German allies In that region
do not exceed SOO.OW men.
The Allies, strongly entrenched on
Greek soil, nic ready to give iu defen
sive battle to tho German Allies. The
left wing of the Untontc forces rests upon
the Vatdar Itlver; tho ccntie faces the
frontier near Dolran and the tight wing,
made up of a Urltlsh corps, defends
Chatcldlcn.
ALUMS' ARTILLKRY HEADY.
Tho Allies supply of heavy guns Is
stated to be fully adequate, and tho war
ships In the Salonlca roadstead are teady
to suppoit tho land batteries If tho bat
tle comes beneath their guns.
Thnt the French War Office regards
the' Ilnlknn Held of operations as one
mil nf ninii.'irlTiL' noHslbllltlps Is shown
i... ,,n fnct thnt General Castolnnu. chief
of stnrt of the Fiench nrmy, has been
sent to Salonlca to confer with aeneiul
Sat rail and General Sir Charles Monto.
A news agency dispatch from Athens
s.vs that Germany has served notice
upon Greece that tho Teutonic allies In
tend to attack the Anglo-French forces
on Greek soil and that Get many hopes
to hnvo her troops In Sanonlca by Janu
ary IS. According to this dispatch, Ger
mnny promises to evacuato Greek terri
tory as soon as her task Is completed.
AlthoiiKh It was regarded here as en
tirely possible that Germany had given
notice of an offensive against the Allien,
It was deemed exceedingly doubtful If tho
Knlscr's Government hnd inado nny pre
diction ns to the time tho Germans might
be at Salonlca.
Relations between Greece nnd Bulgaria
are growing moro Intimate.
The following Centrnl News Agency
dispatch from Athens Is regarded as high
ly significant In this regard: "OuIiir to
delay In the nrrlval of consignment of
American wheat the Government Is ne
KOtlatlng for tho purchase of wheat from
Bulgaria."
German nnd Bulgarian neroplanes have
attacked the Anglo-French cantonments
north of Salonlca, dropping many bombs,
nccordlng to a press dispatch rocehed
hero today.
The aeroplanes evidently operated from
a baso at Ghevghell. which Is only 40
miles north of Salonlca.
Tho allhd forces In tho Bnlknns are
wt'U equipped with both ueroplanes and
hlKh-angle guns.
LLIKS MASSING MO.OnO MEN.
Tho Athens correspondent of neuter's
tends a dlsnatch stating that tho cen
tra! Powets uio concent! ntlng their forces
In tho Ghevglnll sector (In southeastern
Serbia) and nte expected to take the of
fensive this week.
This correspondent nlso saya that Ger
many Is reported to have Informed Oreeco
that she hopes to reach Salonlca by Jan
uary 15, promising nt the Bnme, time to
evacuate Greek territory as soon as the
task Is finished,
1 ! " S)) fc? Zlrf , --. v Jfi'iiiiMiiiiiiiiiiuuiiuiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiuiiiiui&A
f 1 I
"I'm to have a Christmas party and mother
wants you to send a Quick Service man to
make the lights bright and cheerful.
"She says the light in the dining room
needs a new mantle, and the glass shade on
the living room Reflex light is cracked.
"How much will it cost? 'Only the price
of the shade and mantle the man's time and
work are free!' I'll tell mother. Good-byel"
The United Gas Improvement Co.
LEDGER PHILADELPHIA, FBIDAY:DEOEMBEB
BULGARS PLEDGE
AFFRONT TO U.S.
Sofia Will Punish Officers if
I Found Guilty of
Insulting Flag
AMERICANS STILL HELD
SAI.ONICA. Dee. 21,-Mrs. Walter Far
well, of Chicago, and Dr. C. II. Forbes,
of lloston, reported roughly handled by
Hulgnrlan officers, who rnldcd American
tied Cross hendqunrters nt Monnstlr,
will be permitted to leave the Serbian
city
The Bulgarian Foreign orricc notified
American Consul Kehl today that II will
comply with his request, but will not
permit the two Americans to cross Into
Greece nt this time. Thy will bo pent to
Bulgarian nrmv ncndituartcrs In Serbia.
Bulgarian Consul Nednow also assured
Kohl that nn olllclnl Investigation has
been ordered of the conduct of the Bul
garian odlcers who entered the Bed
Cross building. If the evidence convinces
the BulRnrinu Government that the
Amcrlcnh flag was torn from the build
ing, the Bulgarian olllccr commanding
the raiding party will be punished. Nod
now assured the American Consul.
Dr. IVvnrd Btuart, chief of the Bed
Cross workers In Serbia, who llrst re
ported Mie Monnstlr Incident to the
American Consul, entered the rtulgnrlan
lines today, en route to Sofia. Ho will
lay the matter before the Bulgarian For
eign Ofllce and urge the punishment of
all officers and soldiers who participated.
Stuart will also make an effort to com
municate with Doctor Forbes himself
nnd get his erslon.
This will be nn overcoatlcss Christmas
for the thousands of French nnd British
troops In Salonlca and at the allied front.
The weather suddcnlv moderated and
there nre no traces of mow at Salonlca.
The troops are buying turkeys by the
thousands. The nrmy mall arrived lost
night, lnden with thousands of plum pud
dings from London. The telegraph of
llco Is besieged by ofTlcers sending home
Christmas greetings over the slngto ca
bio wire.
It Is Improbable that any formal tru.-e
will be agreed upon over Christmas Day,
though the lull at the Gicel; border piob-
ably will continue. Tho divergence In Slav
and Anglo-French cnleliuuis
brings i
,.. .itr
Chilstmns for tho opposing armies on dlf
fcrcnt days.
BRITISH LOSS 528,227
IN ALL FIELDS TO DEC. 9
East Front Casualties 378,988;
Dardanelles, 114,555; Else
where, 25.G84
LONDON, Dec. 21. Urltlsh casualties
on nil fronts up to December 9 totaled
r:"!,:;7. Premier Asqulth announced todr.y.
The total casualties In the various the
atres were ns follows: Flanders nnd
France. 373.9SS; Dardanelles. 111,K3; other
theatres, 23.6SI.
A detailed summary shows: Killed,
119.923: wounded. 318,733; missing. GI.GIti.
There was n marked discrepancy In tho ,
Premier's figures and those given by j
Vnder Secrctnry for Wr Tennant yester
day with reference to the Dardanelles
casualties. Tennant said up to Decem
ber It the loses at the Dardanelles to
taled 112,921. Asqulth gave them as j
114,535 up to December 9.
In tho month from November 9 to De- '
cembcr 9 tho British losses decreased
greatly as compared with those of pre- '
vlous months. In that period 17,937 were
reported as killed, wounded or missing. '
On December 2 1,'remlcr ABqulth gave i
the losses up to November 9 ns 510,2:10.
Tho totals of killed Include those who
died from wounds nnd other causes.
Dorcas Society Distributes Gifts
A Christmas festival wns held at noon
(mint. I,. .Irl fit .Tfthn'n T.nthi.nn Chlirrli.
Race street below 6th, when the Dorcas '
Society distributed baskets to 20j poor
families in tho vicinity. Five hundred
children received presents of toys, dolls
nnd other articles.
I
Like
Finding
Money
U. S. LOAN SOCIETY
I.ll KST IIATKS ON
DIAMONDS A.NU JKYIKI.UY
117 N. Broad St.
llrancii 411 South Stli Mrret
'
$
"Hello! U. G. LP"
II
GERMAN CHRISTMAS CANDLES
TO LIGHT MILES OF TRENCHES
BERLIN, Dec. 24. Millions of tiny Christmns trees with lighted
candles will cast a ribbon of light along the tops of the Germnn trenches
from France to Poland nnd into Serbia tonight. ...
The last of the Christmas trees went forward to the trenches today.
They are tiny branches, fixed to the top of Christmas packages, each
carrying its candle. With each package went the suggestion from the
Berlin shopkeepers that the candles be lighted on Christmas Eve after
the contents had been removed. They were made small enough to be
enrried through the post.
The boys and girls whose daddies are in the trenches will liavo a
big Christmas, too, in spite of the war, The toy shops of Berlin were
nearly empty today.
Tomorrow morning the German boys will find toy soldiers, spick and
span in field gray uniforms with helmets; 42-centimetre guns that shoot
shells filled with candy; little submarines that actually dive under tho
water's surface; battleships, swords and military trains. The shops
even displayed miniature battlegrounds with trenches and French and
German soldiers, so the little would-be von Hindenburgs and von Klucks
can hnve a toyiand wnr game alt their own.
One of the biggest shops showed a military toy railroad with whole
trains carrying soldiers and guns to tho front and automobile trucks ready
to unload them upon their arrival.
There will be few "peace toys" and "peace dolls' for the boys and
girls of Germany this Christmns. Even the dolls the little girls wil get
arc dressed like Red Cross nurses so they can go out nnd help brother s
little toy soldiers when they nre wounded.
TYPHUS SPREADS
ACROSS BORDER
FROM MEXICO
Rio Grande Guarded by
Agents of Public Health
Service
30,000 CASES IN CAPITAL
WASHINGTON, Dec. 2I.-The Mexican
typhus plague has crosseil the Bio Grande
into Texas. Information to ths eltcot has
reached ;he United States Public Health
Service here. Three cases of tho disease
have been located at Ijiredo, Tex., where
hundreds of Mexican refugees have gath
ered. Strenuous efforts nro being made to pre
vent further spiead of the disease on this
side of the line. Tho Public Health Serv
p Iiiih Issued orders detailing special
ngents at nil towns along the border and
. . , .,..!., .. .-...-
nt ench of these places a ilglil qu.irnn
thin' liiNnectlim will bo established. All
persons leaving Mexico will be subjected
to careful examination and suspects
placed In detention camps.
I Ilcports reaching the Hod Cross from
, Mexico City, whero 30,000 persons are
'reiorted down with the fever, state that
I the epidemic has spread to the foreign
I quarters. Thirteen cases are leported
, In the American and English colonies. The
J Btltlsh Ambassador conferred yesterday
with Secretary LnnsliiK over the situation.
I The Secrctnry Informed him that Cnr
I rnnza hns not et icpllcd to tho icquest
of this Government that he permit agents
I of tho American tied Ciosa nnd of the
I Hockofoller Foundation to tako charge of
the campnlgn against the fever In Mex
ico City, Pueblo and Pnchucn nnd parts
i nf the State of Onxaca wheio tho pesti
lence Is raging with paitlculnr violence.
Dr. C. C Pierce, of the Public HonUli
Service, has been ordered from San Frnn
clsco to Lnrcdo to take charge of the sit
uation there.
Today In New York, at the home of
Robert do Forest, the Executive Com
mittee of the Red Cross, of wnlch ex-
DEAR KIDDIES:
Fa(her should tell
newsdealer today to
a copy for you.
President Tnft Is chairman, will meet to
discuss tho extent to which tho American
lied Cross eon extend aid should Car
ranza lift the ban he has Imposed on that
organization.
Officers of the Public Health Service
referring last night to the fact thnt
tvnhus fever was tho plague which kilted
I thousands In Serbia, explained that It Is
a natural consequence or war nnu ramine.
Tho germ Is transmitted by body er
mln nnd generally appears first in army
ramps not properly guarded with sani
tary precautions. The death rato from
the disease Is extremely high nnd tho Ill
ness Is nt n -virulent type.
It Is feared thnt with the Increasing In
II iix Into the United States of tho de
feated soldiers of Villa, the plague will
spread rapidly among the Amcrlcnn bor
der towns imles drastic steps nre Inltcn
to prevent It. For this reason the public
henlth service agents and other quaran
tine officers belnu sent to the border will
be instructed lo fumigate the persons and
othlng of nil those coming to this side.
MAX JUMPS INTO RIVER
Groccr Tries to End Life Saved by
EiiRinccr nnd Ncpcroes
William Wain, a grocer, worried by
business troubles. Jumped Into the Dela
ware River nt the foot of Fnlrmoiint ave
nue todnv. after having returned twice
to his home, at 2633 North 22d street, to
tell his wife good-by.
"Don't vou worry about me, for I'm
all tight today," he told her.
Wain was saved from drowning by Boy
Pedrlck, nn engineer, of Richmond street
nnd Allegheny avenues, who runs nn
electric trnin on the pier. He leaped
Into the water nnd seized Wnln. Tho
two men weie pulled out by negro steve
dores. Wnln, who Is D2 yenrs old, Is
at the Boosevelt Hospital In a serious
condition from chill nnd exposure. He
has been In tho grocery business nt 17th
and Mount Vernon streets for 18 yenrs.
Of late he has been 111 and depressed.
On the night before last he fell, striking
his head on a sidewalk.
Oppose Fare Increase to Phoenixville
Complaint was filed today with the
i ubllc Service Commission at Harris
burg by the Phoenixville Chamber of
commeice against nn Incre'nso In the
price of 100-trip tickets on tho Philadel
phia and Reading Railroad between
Philadelphia and Phoenixville.
I've just had the funniest adventure with the
Goldfish. I'm coming Sunday to tell you all about
it. I'll be in a real, ready-to-fold book just the kind
you want Santa to bring you tonight. I am coming
with the Sunday Public Ledger.
Be sure father or mother brings me to you.
Won't we have fun together!
Your friend,
SUNDAY
the
order
PUBLIC
24, r915-
SERBS MEET BULGARS
IN THREE-DAY BATTLE
Fight Continues in Albanian
Mountains Serbians'
New Line
nOMD, Dec. 21.
A battle has been raging for three days
between tho Serbs and Bulgnrs In the Al
banian mountains, near filbnssan, tho
Serbian Prince Alexis Knragcorgcvlcli re
ported on his nrrlval here today.
"Our men are fighting fiercely, splendid
ly," he said, "They hnve stopped every
enemy charge and nro conducting them
selves as confidently as though they were
cnrrylug the campaign Into Bulgaria.
"Though they suffer from lack of food,
the spirit of our soldiers has not been
broken. As my wife nnd I made our way
across Albania lo the coast, the songs of
Serbian soldiers rose from every bivouac
They would dlo to tho last mnn before ac
cepting the Teutonic yoke. They nwalt
only the signal from their Allies for a
combined offensive."
Tho Serbs now hold n lino extending
roughly across the Albanian mountains
from Scutari to Saint Giovanni dl Medun.
thenco to Durazzo, Tirana, Schalr, Klbns
san, Fieri and Valonn, where the Serbian
right wing forms n Junction with the
Italian forces.
The nrmy Is not Idle when there Is no
lighting to be done, said the Serbian
prince. They hnve transformed largo
areas of the Albanian wilderness Into
well-ronded countries, with highways con
necting the large towns.
DEATH ROUS KlfiHT LITTLE
ONES OF PARENTS AND GIFTS
Trnin Strikes Couple Laden With
Christmas Presents
MANSFIKt.D, O., Dec. 21 -Laden with
Christmas gifts for their eight smnll chll-
HATS TRIMMED
r,
SLitBt8
Market : Filbert :
V ! II !! Ill .II II
& Jftap Cf)rttma
Wo gem gill
This Store Closed All Day Tomorrow
To adjust any errors, rcprc
Street Mam Arcade Entrance
tomorrow (Christmas) morning-,
"l
Sunday's Papers Will Contain
Sensational News Concerning Our
Pre-Inventory Clearance Sales
Adventureland, December 24.
(,
V
m
SVTS
LEDGER
t
dren, John S. Klelnleln nnd Mrs. Klein
leln were returning to their homo today
west of Mansfield, when they failed to
notice n train bearing down upon them
at n crossing. . .
Mrs, Klelnleln was Instantly Wiled, nnJ
her husband lived only n few hours.
Fatally Hurt In Cramp's Shipyard
Injuries received when ho was BtrucX
by a traveling crano caused the death
today of Elmer McClellftn, 21 years old, 711
Lawrence street, Camden. He was em
ployed ns n machinist nt Cramps' ship
yard nnd failed to so his danger or
hear tho warnings shouted, bv fellow
workmen ns tho crano npprfeached. Mc
Clcllnn was tnken to the Episcopal Hos
pital, whero ho died of a fractured skull.
Last Minute Gifts
BALLAHAN'S
All Our Stores Open
Until 10.30 Tonight
Mrn's Slippers. II. II.BO. tl. 2.B0.
Jlrn's Milk Sox, 2.1c nn.l fine.
M omen's Bedroom Slippers, 3Be,
Wlc. "f.c $1 Women's Comfy .Inllet;,
r,0 colors nnd tomlilnnllons, II.
Vtmnrn's Silk Stocklnm, 85e. KOe.
niul II. Slipper llnrklrs and Orna
mrntu, reduced to half price, 600
'"llojs' Slippers, Me. (trie. II nnd
II SO Born" Storm Kin Itubhrr
IIooIk, VI Tr. Hoys' Slorklmts, 2HC.
lloys Shofs, ll.SS to IX
(hlldrrn'ft Slippers. 30c fine. II.
Children's llnlilirr Hoots, I I.n.V Chil
dren's Storklnirs, 25c. thlldren i
Shors,. SI in to S3.
Infants' Soft-nole Shoes nnd Moc
rnln, BOc nnd "Be. Infants' Shoes,
SOc. 1 nnd II 35.
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919-921 Market Street
New CrjKtnl Corner, tlOtli Chestnut 8t.
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37K1-4R (lermnntown Axe.
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FREE OF CHARGE
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