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0 EMMA GOLDMAN,
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DEBOUNCING WlSULUUl
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PHILOSOPHY
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DEFENDS
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ZTtJnmn Epitjrams on
f Tec Love ml Wedlock
'c'"
4 i!
. it tmnt. plnmcnt in the
F Love w ui -
Sybttie always seeks sameness
fcC'ncvcr is so Rood that
SttSlve what it cannot un-
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ti
JfrtUnd- .. :,.-tiitinn Ima
; mae ..f , i:
K? iairc is ft business propo
In which l.a.1 its oriKin at the
ffX woman 1)OC,,mo a do"
WafnoniWer feels she must
tIThusban.1 at any cost.
f!r u ' ..nn mnn t units free
ill a free lunch counter where
Kc church would hnvi the rmir
ft.i,n nnd woman continue their
'fc1
sif" Tn,a;ttsh lhcy no
no
L'y
if marriacc institution was
iade in hell.
.. - nlnmntlt in -Mm 1111 1
ftoUjno Ha- ..-..-.- -
h .. i. ... frnr ni thn stnrn nnd (IS
'J
V .... Men lmvo boiicht women.
miii ""
f .- i,nn nvnr Imuclit a woman's
jrt no w"
jnjj( wcro the assertions mion which
... .... ntinrntilat. mttlini nntl
jjjjl uoiumu", ...."- i
fianr, based an mldresi on "The MIs
gtt'ptlons of Free Lovo" to nil iiufflunco
jjnortlian3(inon nnd women who na
SbW last nlslit nt the North llrnnd
grtl DriwlnG Rooms, 715 Xorth Jtioad
fitet
IttS lecture, the third of a seilos of four
tnJjtd for Ilmiim Ocildmnn In tills city,
riifcsrtlciil.ulv striklm? because the con
(tatais drawn nero linsed upon u fpiIps
I tilUputablo fnett Upon these facts
jSuOoIdman put her own Intel prrtntton,
c4Unt she did so In a convincing man
Kttii demonstinted by tho fie(iient
Vn& of aipIauto that erected her
fizitls.
JjTJrtuo alnays seeks sameness and
Wow," she said In opening her mi
tts! "Qoodness never Is so Kood that
Itpforglve what It cannot understand."
&SBE Dn.VOl'NCKS MARUIAOi;.
pith this prefneo Miss Ooldmnn bosun
lTiorou3 denunciation of the martlaKo
bior tnis country .inn oi mnriinso ns
ulmtltutlon. She called attention to tho
ircr-lncreaslng number of divorce cases
lathi courts and the corresponding In
BtJJi of desertions and separations as
nMcnce that the country Is irmriimlly
Vntoj to believe miirriiiKo undesirable.
"ltirriar;o as an Institution has notb
b to do with love," she. said. "The life
tt lis averago married couple Is devoid
)t rmpathy, lovo nnd devotion. Mnr
ftji.ls fundamentally n business propo
fiti which had its origin at tho time
jicjwonian became virtually n domestic
uhsjl. But woman Is gradually grow
th (tt of her position as a chattel slave.
Sk is developing and no longer feels
fcgitithi must havo a Iiunband nt nny
itmsa Goldman pointed out that al
u(h the clitucli has recognl.ed tho
!uslty of divorce. It discourages the
?Jce. To put it dllfercntly, sho ns
lolw, tho church would Imvn IIik mnr.
nl nan and woman contlnuo their iu
t life even though they no longer
t',each other, and when the woman
Wr have "outgi own" her husband men-
uJT&ndflml nknnlotlni. ..it,. i.t. i
faijn lha extreme
ten JIUs fiolilin.in explained tho nttl-
Itfit "frin I, ...,. . . . .
K--. ..v ,..,,- uuHjnui'a toward
oa relationship heiuc-en men nnd women.
jDIBCl'SSKS MlSroNf'CPTlONS.
isi V '" ""' i'ihhv wnac irco
Zv. : Bh. sal(1- '"rhp aveiage man
j- irce iove means a hort of free-
?.." wh"rc ,1Q r"11 r,lsl I" "ml
anything he wants. If such a mnn
SIJ,' tr t,lr' 'rabbing- idea once,
toS ,6?" "nl ,l,at ,l10 f'L. itulo-
3 .glrl.of '""'l- w" '" stamina
a,"Jl fre? love, would
InJT , " i,w "'oils."
WllnUrcr.as'M'rt'"1 woman who
w If CaDture, M ,. i i , - ....
'fc nna.rr yei1' ' n,ui f,o, tiiht '""
Sff not attempt to develop or oven
mi, ,'T" '"'ictivo ami fonipan-
ftlrni.. :' Bl" " c"'"Ullons, sho bald,
W& .Jl'1""'"' lhat ""-'" ahoulil soon
yHi lrr,,l,,x,s If f""" lv'' !"
eS'i'1. Goldman said, both tho man
irv.: .. w.om-n would contlnuo their
fflm. p., f nil(1 ract each other,
"We would be the only bond between
Sdl,n 2n.CJU8lon of tno mWrosa Krams
SftSi1?,; ,.u"y do i,ci"e y '"e
Wifntinltutl0" ''ompa from Heaven?
WIOId Ood prsnnnuldin f,. ., ti.i..,.
Wrlage Institution was mado in
!&tai8 lccturo s,lss GoWmnn was
J5mirw,h nucstlnr's by tho audience.
Z???? ncr most norsistnnf naiinnn,a
WwSi MDlses st?arn' "Wb. Sun Iiw"
iJiii.. fPPiica to tho Interrosa-
2, a BeCOnd shnrt n,l.l,ni.
I Killed, fin tt.,. s t i.. ,.
illrewvnn. '" "roo'"y I'ire
"SlSled a nl,iln- :srUB- SIary Smith
hfiTTnrt a.nuniber of othora wore ovor-
lrad bv n wero ,,r,ven trom
8ftiX tcnement hou3
OIXON
' Th dependable Tailor
"(nut ettallbhed late
Dress Suit Again
"v.rZi't.i!leIp ,ee""f ht
Wioi iS ." , ,0r combining
't5 i?',inir and Jlo
ParoJ.H a.d ult.
o,UhiB,r,lr'. y, 8 "uthentlo
war JJJi'.. hat on account
Vni'SlJ Ul.ns ,,lack 'ab-
fcOlutelv L V .suaranteod
'nt DdiX5',Mt ?"" h
1 uppiy I, exhausted,
lHl Walnut Street
h
p.7 ,"fP0Tiico or your
curtain, depend, entirely
HP0 the manner in which
y are laundered, You
IT r h". urpriied at the
utiful fini,h we impart
- prevent shrinkage,
.tojor.running or undue
i. lulfnen.
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jNeptunq Laundry
EVENING-
SHRINERS ASK SQUARE DEAL FOR
vjuat; WANT HIM AND BABY, TOO
a
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THC cr-Ar roMPBMM.
BeHotol MumseV'c, ,rftVliSi Jc5c?Sr fit - XftV
eti amd sound! "i c -JJr -rdH(lHI Ur VLl
rLL rM AcT.m -5MyMil??gS5..
ocsr er ah.- te tt cccnti
TMC HM-IM& BWAU iTte' Scd'llS rP
cttaKRoter AMeMt wtaPHttr" ' I
-Jiiiv-
VV .b'reeland Kendrick Would Adopt a Healthy Young
ster Any Time, but "Billy's" a
Necessity, He Says
I.oiIbo goalH nro In a dllcmnin.
Some Altoonn lodges nro going to nbol
Isli tho goat and take a baby for u mas
cot. It was nririiml tbnt ti,n ,,.. M..t.. . .
a living on the lots and save the cltv
lllfthnli 1... ....I . '
....,..-, ., tuning uiiivn siieot-eleanltig
eviiotisc.i, whllo a little chubby baby
needs great caie.
So Zaneii Teniplo of tho Knights of
rythins, nut In the rail road shop town,
has niinouneed that It li ready to con
sider candidates for lodge mascot. Al
ready photos arc pouring In, nnd the
baby selected will be suppntted by th(.
lodge Ineldenlnlly It will have oppor
tunity to become nn expert In affairs of
tho organization.
About fiO other frntcrnal organizations
decided to do the name thing. This means
Mint half a hundred gnats will bo at huge
In Altoonn The tpiestlnn Is raised:
What ran lie done with 50 goals? It Is
possible that some person will start a
goat circus.
Hut Philadelphia lodgemen' will go Al
toonn one better. They will ndopt a baby,
nnd a goat, too.
Most fraternal cxpcits ngreo with Re-
ELOPING HEIRESS AND
AUTO MAN CAN'T GET
PRIEST TO WED THEM
Detectives Chase Grace Mc
Laughlin, 26, and George
M. Stevens, but Are Al
ways Too Late
HE IS A DIVORCEE
Detectives are today searching Phila
delphia hotels for Miss draco McLough
lin. who will Inherit $200,000 from the cs
tato of her father in New York city, nnd
George M. Stevens, a former gnrago pro
pi letor, with whom she is alleged to havo
eloped.
The pursuit of tho pair has been going
on since December 0, when Miss Mc
laughlin dlsappeaicd from the homo of
her aunt, Mrs. Kathorino Ingles, I ,Weat
120th street. New York.
Hlnco December 9 Miss McL.ough.lln and
Stevens have made several efforts to get
married, nnd tliev have appealed repeat
edly to f'atliollc piiests 111 Mils city, I'.nn
den nnd Klkton to peifonn tho ceremony.
The pilcats, however, have rofilhed be
cause of u uilo of the chuich which for
bids them to mairy persons not known
to them.
Miss Mcl.nughlln Is a devout Catholic
nod for that icason" they liave not naked
n I'lolestant nlnl.ster or n justlco of
peace to perform Mm ceremony.
Detectives are now engaged In a race
to stop Mm manlrge of tho pair, nnd tho
fortune' of tho Mel.oiighlin family has
been placed at their disposal to that end.
The couple lmvo been traced to tho
Hellevue-Stratford, Vendlg and Windo
ineio hotels In Mils city, hut always the
detectives have Just missed coming up
with them by a nariovv margin.
Miss Mel-augltlin Is tho daughter of
Patrick 11. McUiughlin, former deputy
chief of police of New York under Ulg
Hill Devcry.
On tho day sho disappeared tho young
woman is known to havo had 52000 In
cash and JOOOin Jewelry in her hand
bag.
The elopement Is fuithcr complicated
by the fact that Slovens Is s.ild to be it
divoicte. His wife was granted a di
voico In Spilngllcld, Mass., on October
17, nnd tho decree stipulates that he will
not bo free to mairy in any Stato until
April 17 no.tt.
Mlsa Mcl.oiiglilln will bo "i years old
toclnv. She Is described aa allm, graceful
nnd 'good look'ng, with large, dark oyes
and a wealth of brown hair.
This case," said the girl's aunt In her
Now York homo today, "is ono of tho In
fatuation of a convent-bred girl for a
clover chap who knows alio has a fortune.
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CUNNINGHAM
175
Oak Case
One of our own in
struments, that has
been used for demon
stration only.
Easy Terms
.t mtiitirfl
!DlfltlO?C0.
riam
LEDGER-.pniLADBLPniA W1SDNESDAY, JANUARY
parahis.
eolvcr of Taxes W. Kreehiml Kendriek.
who Is Illustrious Potentnto of the Shrln
crs. Ho does not favor tho campaign
against the goat
"I'll adopt a hnliy any time." he snld.
"Their- Is no reason why we shouldn't
adopt the baby nnd the goat, loo."
"In the fraternal woild the gont Is
an ubsollile necessity. Then, too, the
goat Is not opposed to the baby In real
life, nor Is the Inby opposeil to the gont.
So why should we be opposed to either?
When- Is the healthy Ameilean bov who
don't Jump with glee on being piosentcd
with a dignified goat? There is feeling
of limnedintr reciprocity between them.
The gont has been the subject of much
liuvvniranted denunciation and It should
havo n, niuare deal "
Incidentally, the Shrlners huve been
adopting babies for some time. This Is
very apparent by the happy scenes at
Masonic Home for Widows and Oiphans
on North Ilioad street and also nt KII711
bethtown, whole the youngsters have 1111
immense tract of land to fiollc on. They
arc taught to bo kind to animals-anil
goats ate Included.
My niece knows little or nothing of the
world, nnd Slovens was the llrst man
that entered her life. She looks upon him
as the Idenl man nnd a hero.
"If sho will only come back lo me!
I nin sure that she left with the expecta
tion of being married to Stevens by a
t'.itholle pi lest. She wns 11 constant
church-goer and a devout Catholic. I am
sine they will keep on going from town
to town until they find some priest who
Is willing to marry them.
"I little dreamed that Slovens was In
terested In Grace. Several months ago
her health declined, and her physician nd-vli-cd
her to buy a motorcar.
"She did so and htorcd It In Stevens'
garage In West 127th street, near 7th
avenue.
"1 guess tho thing started last fall
when Stovcns told mo ho wns going to
get n divorce from his wife, lie cried
about It, nnd I was fool enough to cry,
too. About that tlmo Grnre began to
havo sleepless nights. Her physlclnn
told her sho was too Imaginative, but
I guess she had Stevens on her mind. .
"On tho morning of December 0 Grace
left tho houso to go to church; she never
came back. Sho loft a note, however,
which read: 'Koiglve me. Auntie, for
leaving you nil alone. Please don't bo
mad with me. Pleaso write mo enro of
the Hellevue-Stratford. Philadelphia. Ve
will bo thero tomorrow.'
"I did not write, for I wns too stunned
Then wo started looking for hor and
found Mint thov had been at several ho
tels In Philadelphia."
J. Ee Caldwell & Co.
Q02 Chestnut Street
invite consultation with patrons
desiring jeweled pieces of
special design suited to tneir
individual requirements.
THE PHILADELPHIA ART GALLERIES
S. E. Cor. ISth and Chestnut Sti.
IlKKI) Jl. lVAIJinil. .llgr.
Ijte 91. THOMAS & SONS, Auctioneers
nowon free vFew
VALUABLE PAINTINGS
BY AMERICAN AND FOREIGN ARTISTS
To Be Sold at Unrestricted Public Sale for the Accounts of
FRANK H. G. KEEBLE, ESQ.
AND OTIIlUt OllTiKIIS
TOMORROW (THURSDAY) AND FRIDAY AFTERNOONS
JANUARY 27 arid 28, 1916, AT 2:30 O'CLOCK
l'OM.OWING AIUJ bOJtK Of Till! I'ltOMlNKM" AK'IICT:) itUl'JtESUNTlUJ
AMKII1CAN
FIttSNCIl
Hlalielock, It. A.
Col. TTieo.
r.lfford. S. H.
Illchards, W. T.
Hart, J.
Heauquesne
llonhesr, Hosa
Cazln, J. C.
limner, J. J,
Van Murclcc, C
Thaulow, F.
Zlcm, Felix
OLD MASTERS
Harlow Lurgllllera
I'eters Tournlores
Hoppner Lorroln
Cotes
Heechey
Oplo
Catalogues mailed
DIAMONDS and JEWELS
By Order of Sir. ALEXANDEK SI1I.I.KK, of New 1'orU Cltr.
ON SATURDAY AFTERNOON,
JANUARY 29, 1916, at 2.30 o'Clock
On Exhibition Beginning Today, Jan. 26, and '
Daily Until Time of Sale, From 9;30 A. M, Until 2:30 P. M.
THIS EXTRAOliniNARV SALE INCLUDES VNUSUAL OEJIS OF THE KAICEST
QUALITY AND .UIONG THE COLLi:CT10N VILI. HE rOUNl)!
Indian Mine lilue White Diamond (vtelght 3 kts.).
Ueautllul Oriental Flesh-color 1'eurl (vvrUht 10 gruliis).
Unset Diamond (violet cilor, weight 0.U8 kU., orlgLnul cost 60,000 Francs),
Canary Diamond (weight B.75 kU.).
Solitaire Diamond lllng (weight 4.61 kts.), purchased la London ot a cost of $3780.
Diamond Necklace. IS diamonds. Emerald cut and blue white three stones vvelah.
W$k
WIDOW WILL TELL HER
OWN STORY TO JURORS
Unwritten Law Will Not Bo
I'len, Snys Attorney for Wife
Accused of Husband's
Murder
SAYS SHE LOVED DR. MOI1R
I'ltnVinnNCH. 11. t., .Inn. V,.
Hammering home the testimony of two
weeks that the negroes, Victor Hwvvn,
Henry Spellmnti nnd George llealls,
Ind confessed lhat Mrs. Utlssabclh b'ran
ris Mohr hired them lo kill her hus
band, tho Slate todav rested In the trial
or the woman nnd two of the negtoes,
accused of the murder of Dr. Charles
Piatikllii Mnltr.
Mis Mohr will go on the witness stand
In her own defense, it wns announced by
her counsel.
The piosecutltm called for K witnesses,
the lust being Cuptaln George It. Mona
lian, who cnrrobnialed the picvlous po
ll! e evidence or nn alleged confession of
the negroes.
tinmedlntelv, Arthur Cuslilug moved a
1llRinlsH.1l of the Indictment against Mrs.
Mohr. Justice Stem lis overruled It.
John Hdwurds and Wllllum 11 Lewis
followed with similar motions to dismiss,
in behalf "f tho negio co-defendants,
Henry Spellmnti nnd Victor llrowii. They
were nlsn denied.
After the State closed there wns a con
sultation of counsel, nfler which Justice
Steal ns lifmmeil tho Jury that Spcllmin
nnil lliown waived their privilege of
opening staleineiils Tho court snld the
defense of the negines would come after
Mis. Mohr has closed her cai-e.
"Nn so-called unwritten law will be
ll'illi" or roll tar our line
,lmf fnlrrrsfttyj 71 n o U t 0 t
" .ooMhi I f Vuiir Own
l.'i,r "
A Series of
Eye Talks -
Our Next Tnlk Weil., 1YI. 2d
By Joseph C. l'crRUsnn.Jr.
sr . vIII:n the end ot tho
M . tirpMMit urbool term
comes mnny intents
will ho disappointed
nt the poor proRrei-M
their children lmvo
mnde.
Hut In mnny such
nes, thlK iippirrnt hnckwnrd
ness will h from nn fault nf
tho niim;sti'r themselves. In
numerous Inst.intrs It will bo
Premise "f drfrptlvc, but no
Klcctcil. eves.
Of nurM parents nro not
purpnselv negligent. T h n y
simply fall lo notice tho oluns
of railing tJght
lleeniisn i bllilren themselves
On not realize the Importnnrn
of this mittpr, pirpiits should
ho doubly watchful.
At the sllgliti""! sign of eyn
trouhle, tho Oi ntlst tho phv
slrtall who 1 pim l.lllzc.x In ejo
trentment should ho con
sulted. Hlnssps will ho prescribed
only whPn thov nro necessary.
Tho glnsipn shnuM. of course,
he mniln nnd llttcil by n Ibor
ntiKbly tnniprtrnt optician.
Prescription Opttrlnns
fl, 8 & 10 South 13th St.
Wc no .V07' HxamUie Kirs
"This 'Tnlk1
rlBhleil scries,
hprveil.
from a copv
nll rlRbts ru-
UWsV
IIAIililZUN
niuz. n.
DcCamps. A. G,
Delacroix. E
Jacque. Chaa.
Trojon, C.
Guardl
Goya
Coells, and othem
free upon request
linKl
F'iV!SsfPj
pleaded by Mrs. Atohr," wna Cushlng's
openhiK omnrk
Mrs Mohr crleil Koftly IhroURhotlt her
lnuvor'fl Fpoceh. She matlo no sound,
hut hor hnmlkerchlef was nil tho lime
nt hor eyes.
"I'ho unvviltlen invv mny ro In the
Pouih nnil West, hut New KiirIiiiuI mid
llhoilo Islnml has no use for It," CushlnK
nntlnticil.
"We cnte not vvhnt Doctor Mohr wns.
tie may have been n cooil man. lto mny
have been n rrucl nlul faithless husband
and father.
"Ills character doesn't enter Into this
woman's defense. Doctor Mohr wns
humnii nnil bud it rlfihl to live. Ills mur
der was perhaps ono of tho worst ciimcs
In ice-out times.
"The Stale has nltpRPtl Hint Mrs. Mohr
wiif netualcd by jeiilousv nlul cupidity.
"That li nn nhsind piuposltloti. Thoso
tvvo emotions, Joaloiny nnd cupidity,
c.innot nlnl in the Kitme bre.ist. They
nro an far npiirl as tlu pole-ti; Us widely
separated lis ate the llieciitniid Iccllelds
ft mil the tropli'iil forests.
".lealoiisy Is causcil by ne love, lyovo
is not cttlculu tliitT.
"Love never committed it dellbcrntely
planned, cold-blooded murder.
"On tho other hand, cupidity rannnt
II vo Willi love. The lovo that Inspires
Jcaliiusy luis no HintiKlit for acquiring
property."
"Wo will show you Hint heic is n de
serted, heartbroken wife who for months
kept an almost Ininnp wnteb on her hus
band Kuril n woman could not havo
been thinking of matetlal propeity: could
lint i onlly plot a rnld-hlooilrd niurtler."
jf V A
This Is
Hie Wise
Shopper's
Check
THE AIWSMOIti:,
SM- in. hirli, tan calf,
$,1.00
The Ardsmore
A sporting hoot
"SO trim" and "SO attrac
tive" were the exclamations of
one of our customers on
being shown the Ardsmore.
It is a lfi-hutton tan calf
skin hoot, 8'z inches high,
with full Louis heels. A
good-looking, good-wearing
hoot price $.1.00.
Ask for one of our Free
Coupon Rooks.
Royal BdDot Shop
1208 Chestnut St. PMfcst
6QinH fOwrChlldS Restaurant) TJ)
yi FLOOR. SAVES $ 7
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For Mechanical Parpojcs
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UtU Market fH. Xtu'tontUatn ite.
"WATCH YOUR STEP"
If your feet neeil llxlnrr. neo
UAWWA S K Cor. 13th & Sansom
ilrAlil,lrA (Over Crnno's) and
isot cnr.sr.NUT rt.
Corns removeil, 25c ra Munlcurliiir. 25c.
Annual Shopworn Sale
h '":1,vom.
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I Service-
i "Service" is a much abused term.
i Ordinary salea-courtesy and attention is
H w often labeled "Service."
H p Our Service means the perpetual super Ira
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26, ifrlG.
EjfAmbassndor'B Brother Dead
DRltttN (via wireless), Jan. 26. James
Alexander Speck von Stcrnburs, brother
of tho Into German Ambassador to tho
I'nltcd Stales, died today, nged W). Ho
wns ono of tho largest land owners In
(Jeimnny.
A Viv Ham
boiled lot
the Sunday
dinnet
And then you havo on
hand tho larger part of tho
ham for slicing cold during
tho week.
And so very good nnd
rolishable. Boil the ham,
then peel off the skin, stick
it with cloves and bake,
basting with vinegar and
sugar or some other com
bination, if you prefer. A
Viv Ham so treated is as
fine a ham as there is in the
wide, wide world. Viv Hams
are now
21c the pound.
Other good things in
oar Delicatessen Dep't
Sliced Hoiletl IFam, creamy
anil tentlcr, 15c lb.
Finest Sliced Hailed Tongue1,
00c lb.
Corned Heef, boiled and sliced,
40c Hi.
Lunch Roll & Meat Loaf,
ready to serve, ,12c lb.
Hiim or Heef 15olojna, 21c lb.
Mcttw-iirHt, 2."c lb.
ProfTcrvvurst, 2oc lb.
Landjagcr.i, Hue lb.
Hlnotl Pudding. 18c lb.
TurhiRcr Hlnodvvurat, ,12c lb.
I.iverwurst, 22c lb.
Snappy Cheese, 10c pkj?.
Pimento Cream Cheese, 15c jar
Limhurger, 28c lb.
French Camembcrt, 20c tin
Pineapple Cheeses, 4!5c, 63c,
9,'c ca.
And every other good cheese.
Smoked Fish of
the Finest Sort
Smoked just as you like to
have them. Choicely selected
big, meaty fish that make a
breakfast or luncheon dish that
whets the appetite as few dishes
can.
Finnan Haddic, lGc lb.
English Bloaters, 10c each;
.1 for 2.1c
Kippered IT erring, another
good appetizer, 15c pair
Roc Herring, 18c bunch
Nova Scotia. Herring, 15c bu.
Honed Herring, 23c lb.
White Fish, 25c lb.
Norway Mackerel, 28c lb.
Kippered Shad, 20c lb.
Smoked Salmon, 10c lb.
Thos. Martindale & Co.
i Oth & Market
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Ilcll Phones Kllhrrt 2WO, Fllliert 2S71
Keystone Itncc tiPO. Itncp C191
A tabic of Fancy Top Boots, dJC f(
$9 and $10 values JO.UU
A tabic of Tan Pumps, Tan tQ Cf
Tiett and Fancy Slippers.. . . JOU
Odd sizes in Children's C? "j ((
Shoes. 50c; Misses' sizes. . . V 1 -W
Some of the best opportunities arc in
lots too small to advertise; a visit is well
worth while.
Sieioeri&affi
1 420 Chestnut St.
"Where only tho best Is good enough."
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Clearing out
our Extensive
Stock of
FINE PERRY
OVERCOATS.
under the most
abnormal conditions
in the history of the
clothing business!
C We're merchants
and traders, makers
of Men's clothes to
sell, not to store Like
the Brook, it's our
business to go on for
ever! No halt in sell
ing this year's stock
because, forsooth,
we're paying forty per
cent more for the
goods to go into next
season's Clothes ! No !
Next season's buyers
will have to pay the
piper. It will pay
you to do your danc
ing now and to get
here in jig-time while
these Overcoats are
going at these reduc
tions! Group No. 1
This season's
$15, $18, $20 Overcoats,
next season's sure prices,
$18, $20, $25
In this sale, $13!
Group No. 2
This season's
$22.50 and $25 Overcoats
next season's sure prices,,
$28 and $30
In this sale, $18!
Group No. 3
This season's
$30 and $3S Overcoats,
next season's sure prices, ,
$35 and $40
In this sale, $24!
Group No. 4
This season's
$40, $45, $50 Overcoats,
next season's sure prices,
$50 to $60
In this sale, $33!
There's only one
thing to do in such cir
cumstances put on
your hat and coafand
come right along to
Perry's!
PERRY&CO.
"N. B. T."
16th & Chestnut Sts.
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Dot Cellar ot ISO Diamonds and 800 Oriental I'carls
original cast 18300.
CATALOGUES UPON REQUEST
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