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CAST CONWST LIST
GROWS LARGER DAILY
More Entries for Parts In
Evening Ledger Frfee"
Scenario
By (hd Photopldy Edttof
. With the EveKitfd Lfcnoen scenario
Contest closed And this successful scrips In
the hand of the Judges,' the list of entries
grows from day to day In the voting con
test which will determine the Event ho
teboErt fenders to appear In thl rilM'h m
delnhla photoplay liridertfie direction of the
Stetro Company, the following Is the lft
td date!
. Name. , Oritinlxe,llon.
Portus Hamilton Achesoit. . . ., .
i , . , Int, rtiots IMtTsrerV Wnlnn
felin Adams. .,,,t,,roft IliehmenH ..M. C. A.
filsi Allee Anfroh...t'lillA. School ef f:ijire-sln
Mrs, Iritis Aiutlotr P K. K- V. '" t'. A.
Per Anlamnn.1 ... nalnkntf linn
Ito.e Atkins ,...,. Knlnjiew CInb
JVIIlIsm llenttr. ....... ... Fourth .IWift Pi1le
Jtlss Ann M. llelsel. . . .rern Hoek Woolen Mills
Alln Ilrrtlinl.nn. ....... Athletic Iterellon Tark
Prune I Hoyle ..........m. Unfntwrnr CInb
Jarnrn llrown .Thfrtr-foiirth HHtrlet Tollre
rhllln Murkier,.,,. 8i...WhlW Oimjmnr
Kns-ento llrrnes. , ...... , ...IMnlii ln.rreO Aen.
trorse A. lliifk. . . .lnlted BttutUf I.lf ini. Co.
I.errl. Clnjlfln .11 ntiow Club
MIm lleafrlee Clineli. . ..w..i..iKj,nbow CInb
J!. V. t'ollsson,... . . .tlermautnwn i. 31 Vi A.
Miss (Jrnee t'rnx. ....,,.. .8. H. White torjiisny
Jntiios Cnrcln, International Mnslral I'nlon
Jllss tlrnre Dofisoti,,. . . t .....The Vienna. Iiiiffet
Miss KIranore Defney , .1.. h. K. Ilrnmntle Ajo.
poltert A, Denj-.,,, f.K.lvvtn Forre.t Assoetj.tl.in
Mori Klsemnn, Fkil. Are. Illds. anil Ixan Ano.
jar Emnmtel. . ....,...,,..., .The llee) FelMj"
jyllmfp Fnrvfr. . . . .TtTcntr-elglilh, Ilhtrlri rollre
JllM lira Keflmu . . . .- ,f,eno ghee Ce.
B. Ilownrdirirlnit..... ,,,.1115 fhoe 1 lo.
Owen Fllsfterftlil , I', ft. II. V. SI. C. A.
Mrs. John J. i'ltrwitrlrk. ,,
Klrctrlcnl Ilnrratt trntnil A0
Ml.. Belle Flnek, The lte Fellaws
JPreilef If k I'liefler .Italnhoif CInb
ttnrxnrct c, (Inrdner,, ... .I.nketn tlramatle CInb
Danlrl J. (irecn. .. .Ttttrtr-aUtti Ward. Hen 'CInb
Jlohert tllbnon ,...,...,.,.... .The (let In Snelnl
Peter Ollton T.. M..K. nramatle.Asao.
Simon noldherx. iht I.arliw&on' CInb
Itrrbrrt (lotdbtr .Orlclnat Crlrttjon
Mm. I)t)rrn J. flans , ...Hnm n1,M'.Wr.,I
nrorse Iliimmrll K.n Ttnf !?
flnm Joienh. .................... 1 . . Ilrluhl Clan
Alrxundrlnn Krlley. .Wntrrlev nerfralkin rotk
John Kenne. . , Tblrty-fonrtli HI4trlct Iolfp
llownnl Kfrnirk Tlilrt-.-iilntli WAJrlft rollce
JiclN Kramrr ,.,....,.... Rainbow CInb
Kildle Kroll , 1 . rrlmnn Club
SxinU Knr It , , J.)!. ' ,'."h
Otnrtt V. Lncey I'f th HlMrjct r Ite
John O. I.nnibert l.nlne Co. IS. 1J. F. I).
A. H. Cnpftlna Madonna CallKillo CInb
Jnmoi I.nrklm.. .Unlnbmr CInb
Jciko I.nrrnthal Cnrljrle florin? CInb
Jnr ih IiV. S. S. White Co.
Cljrdr r. Lfitlo The "IV CInb
Martin Mnnlon..., Flrnt DUIrlct Tollre
lh Mary .McflfltlKnn,. . . , ,
8t. ratrlck Dramatle Aorlallon
rfooepli V.. McflfttlKan ..fit. J'atrlfk Cjoh
Slorearrt MrKpown. , . . . .IJnlnliow .CInb
IloTil ft. Morrlion.Wotnrn's Trnde tlnloft fatno
Winnie Mnrnlir t'fann 'OD. (llrnril Cnllo
ThomiM Mnrrny.. ..TIilrlv-fonrthDMIrlft, Police
Mh Marcarrt K. O'Neill...... .C. M. AInmnne
lloimo fiererunt Dnnlcl O'Nflll. , . .
. Sltth nljtrlrt Pol re
At Oronmncr ., .....Atlni Hoclnl
rarlo Chnllcnxrr Itlce .KIro.Heoter-,Cliib
hi II. Itonald Central V. M. C. A.
lament I:. SctiMrrr. . . . ......
ArtlKnn' Order of Mntual I'roteellon
Bericennt John A. Stncker, ,, . ..... i. .,
ThlrtHlnht Dlntrlct Police
John T. Slecnnre... .Y..M. lu A.. llaiilh.Ilranrli
Wllllnm .Hmllh Tlilrtr-fourth Dlntrlrt .Police
Jack Spolnnskr Ilaldwln acomotlte, X jrki
i'rnnk Stninnlo Htnmatn CInb
Slilwnril Stockcr. , Kalnbow Club
Sll Mthcr M. nntnerlnml.,..The Ofl.lt Social
Albert Hylk , . . . . , . . . Rainbow CInb
Vrtr Tntlor. . . . . 1 ... . WyniwPelil f omedy Club
Cnorlci Thiim....TweiitrH)llilh plutrlct Police
fred lllmcf .The Ifesa ilramallr CInb
Mln 1.0"le Unncr..y. M. V. A.. Honth llrnnc 1
Jancjih Wcniter ..Ardently stlnh
j; WlUnn Well Known Social
(Jrorce S. Wlnnemore. .......... i.:, .
Twenty-third Hltrlct taltce
J!dnr Wolf..., .Phlla. F.jlilbltorR'.r.earue
Mniirlrs 'omnrln. . . , .....Pe't?l Tel. ranle.ro.
Charles Cchfn..,..TwentylBhth Ulnlrlct rollce
Antonio ni Snntl Itolnbow CInb
Ml Kllicl rollick. .Port nichmond V. Jt. C. A.
John II. A da in I'ort Itlchmonil 1..M. C. A.
Ilcubnn ladsnrr .- A. II. Cnplnn Co.
ticorcc V. Later "05" Club
If your n.imo la not yet entered nnd you
tiavo screen ambitions, take action Immedi
ately. Fill out n blank with the name of
tlio organization or society, from which
"you wish to bo entered, or form n. club of
twenty-five friends to boost your candidacy.
If any error appears In the list or an'
omission of a name which you know has
been 3ont In, pleaso send or phono youf
correction to the Photoplay Editor.
. Atlantic City has been cnjoylnr; the sen
sation of seelnrf a five-part featuro filmed
In Its midst. The leadlnR lioteW nnd the
beach itself have been utilized by Director
Fred II. Johnston, of tho Capital Film
Company, In maklnfr "Tom Emcfoon, Amer
ican." which will shortly be released on a
Btate right 'basis.
Tho musical score for "The Yellow men
ace," a sixteen episode serial, produced by
the Unity Sales Corporation, has been
Composed by Charles Kan, a native of
Canton, China, and n (traduate of Vnle
University. "Tho Yellow Menace" stars
Edwin Stevens and features Florencei Mtt
lone ami Margaret dale.
For many weeks Mr. Fang has spent'
much time In tho studios where the picture
Is being filmed, studying the Oriental at
mosphero; and the score'resultlng from his
application, while typically Mongolian", Is at
the same time popular In character.
Fang Is also author of a1 book which will
be forwarded to exhibitors of "The Yellow
Menace" telling them .exactly how to pro
duce, the proper effects to bring out the
value of his music. This Is probably the
first time that t. scoro has especially been
written for a serial by a composer whoso
nationality especially fitted him to' compose
tho music
YOU SHOULD VISIT YELLOW
STONE NATIONAL PARK AND
THE NOnTH PACIFIC COAST
THIS SUMMER
See Wonderful YelloWitone Nations!
Park via Gardiner Gateway, the Original
Scenic and Only Northern hntrance; con
tinue westward, crossing the' American
Rockies and Picturesque Cascade Moun
tain to North Pacific Coast cities,
-For a small additional cost you may
enjoy a trip by boat through land-locked
seas to scenia Alaska Land of the Mid
night Suh. Include in your trip a visit
to Rainier National Park, Combine edu
cation and pleasure in your summer va
cation tour. '
The, Northern Pacific Ry travertine
th? most interesting i.nd resourceful
Northwest, offers you this opportunity
with its loV Hound Trip Summer Tourist
Fares. Get additional scenery at no ad
ditional Mpcnse, . '
Vjie, call oiplione for free travel lit
erature and information and let me ar
range your trip, P, W, Pummill, Dist.
Pass, Agt., 711 Chestnut St., Philadel
phia, pa. Phone Market 810.
Prominenl
Photoplay Presentations
WK3T l'lHMUF.I.l'llIA
OVERBROOK 83D AND lti?
FOUO AVE.
nouert rieniy A VD tua MAN.
Overtyi "MERRY WIVES Otf .WINDSOR"
BALTIMORE nAS?4$oAyB.
WILLIAM S. H AtfT ""
cSSS tThe yiHage Blacksmith"
EUREKA iQTli anliT STS'
WILUAM SaHART in
"THE PRIMAL LURE"
GARDEN 63D lansdcwnb vb,
EVENING i:io to- it
WORLD FIL4I CORP. Pnts
Holbrook glinn g ?$?"
SOUTH
01 YMPIA BnOAD AND
Th maxhntua la somJort. ufttv and amak.
mrut viL Ifi totoiMi rt. MAJg,. 8AX.
tssjjlls" 7'f ljJBssssssssssiisssssssssssssssssssssP
sssssssssssaffiskdsssP'sssissssssssssssssssssssssssssssssH
CHARLES FONO
A Chinese musician, who litis com
posed an atmospheric score for tho
now serial, "Tho Yellow faonace."
Evening Ledger Photoplay
Cast Contest
Kntrfei itiow open,
Vetlnc lietnn Jnlr 17.
Votln ends Ausnit JSl,
Decision September 2.
How to Vote
Cnt nut te headln "Krenln I.eilser"
nnd dnln line nppearlna at. tho top of the
llrst P"e. tr your randldate's name In
the white murxin ahore nnil mall to the
Kretilne. I(lrer I'hntnnlay Cast Contest. 1.
(). Max OOt, or lirln It In the Ledcer OfTlce.
Delonr Is a sucrlmeii Tote In ralnlaturet
Burning tgfteHw
H.irli liendlnt rniinfK for tert tote. No
headlnc exeept . that on I lie first pase will
be nrrepted nnd none that Is more thnn 10
dmyfl eld. Onl7 one name may be written oil
each heading.
Entry Blank
Tlease enter In the l'renlnr Ledrer rhota
plar Cast Conlrstl
Name (Alius or Mrs...,
llama Address
Name (Mr)....
Home address
Sltned by. . . . ,
Tor
f Nominating organization.
Nominating oraanlitallons mat ronrrntrate
lltefr rotes on on eandldate or inny nominate
and work lor twos I. e, one ladr. onn sen
tlemn. .
This nomination blank, when prnperlr
flllert eitt and forwarded, wilt entitle th
nominee t I00O votes.
Candldntrn are requested to aire their
home nddre In eneh nnil errry Instance, sa
that the Editor will be able to enmmnnirnte
with them from time to time. All addresses
till be strlrtly fonllrfentl.1l.
(Inly one Nomination (Hank will be credited
cneli eontestnnt.
Mnll to Krenlnc Idcer I'liotonlny Cast
Contest. I'. O. Ilox oat. I'lillnilelphm.
Theatrical Baedeker
NfiW FHATUnR FILMS.
STANLEY Last half of the week. "Under
Covers." with Owen Moofe and liazel Dawn.
a Famous riayers-Paramount production.
AnCAblA Last half of tho week. "Tho Cap-
tlve'a Qod." with W. S. Hart and Enid
Marker, an Ince-Trlangle production.
pAtACB Last half of We'ek. "Tho American
heauly." with Myrtle Sled'man, a PAllae".
Paramount release.
VICTORIA Thursday. "The Qiilttef." with
Lionel nArrymore. a Metro production. Fr
day aad Saturday. "The Itlver.of Homanee."
with Harold Lockweod and May Allison, a
Metro production. ,
VAUOF.VILt.tf.
KrllTIfB 'Made. In. Phllly." with Adete Has
ssn. Bobby HeatH, Al Whltjt and M Franeea,
Sara Kendla. Oordon Dooiey; ,dlnlts Adter
and Arllne. In "A New Idea"! Slellss Ten
Bwle and Max Welly. In ."The Gambol of tha
tlods"; Cooper and Brrtllh- III "Hotel Gos
sip"! tho flltteen Navsssar" Girls and th
8ell-TrlbMne rictorlnl New.
GLOBE "The nream riratea," a tabloid musi
cal comedy) Thomjs Potter Dunn, Kditar
Foreman, in "The Uanirer Pplnfl the Tiller
Sisters. Spencer and Klalss, Helena aijd Rmt
'Oil. Dave Itoss. In a comedy sketch) the Par
owe, hand-balanclntr act. and the Three
Arthurs.
GHAND Walsh and Lynch, In "Alorta the
Brie"! Rthel MeDrthouah. Jim and. Marlon
llnrklns. Katie Itooney. U'Amore nnd Ioua
Iss and tho Pathe Nowa and Mutual come
dies. CnOBB ItF.TS THKATBn Last half, of Week.
Healer, Monroe nnd Joyce. "A Duslness Pro-
Sosar'i Griffith and Lane. Hob Hall, tho Three
helvey Urothere and Mile. Itlatto.
HHBEI
SECOND FLOOR Bffl3S:;
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wfmmMiiM
'jJLkJL )(.wM';vaJWXA'A jfv
'
Open Tilt 4 P. M. Saturday
July SHOE Sale
Women's
and BSr
Girls' $2
to $3.50
Summer
LowShoed,
$1.29
White, Canvas
Sport Oxfords A
Pumps. with
white rukh..
soles nd heels, White Canvas Pumpa
with leather' soles, hleh and low heels.
Champagne kid, dull leather and patent
pumps, also black kid Oxfords In tho lot.
$1.98
Dr. Carson's
Cushion Sole
OXFORDS
White lfnen mnA tilark kid. tow fllht
heels: the' shoo that Is ptesslnr thou
sands of women. Blxss t to It
BOYS AND aiE5US
Play
5c
Tan Lotus Cslf,
Kikskln sola a.
Sites t to I. and
...::.?: 98c
Children's Pumps Ofi
White Csnvss. rtlcht- M ZV
shape Isstl slses t to 11. SM ly
Men's
Boys' & Girls'
JffniaOxfords
,
II
39c
lllncU and White.
Canvas. Cemented
nubber Soles.
Slies Chiiv
to Men's on.
10. at... O1-.
Misses' & Children's 4 ffiA
Cross Strap PUMPS, X,&$
Patent and Dull Leather.
nigHtehepe Issti Slses IH to .
Men's $3 to $4 Oifords
$1.9S
jfia!
s Jcsns
samples
and
broken
lines of
retular lines. All welted soles In tan
and black with rubber and leather
solesv All sites In the lot. Ilest choos-
MfS$2tO$30x$1.29
Just the thins for the Summer o'utlnt.
In whit, (ray and Palm Beach cloth,
with rubber or leather soles; Rns-llsh Or
broad too shapes (silent factory checks),
all sires.
Open Till V. .11. Saturday smbsssbssi
Prominent Photoplay Presentations
0n$!ti Boafsma Gmrmm
WIVE fottowlnc theaters obtain their pictures thronih the STANLEY Hooking-
t'omaany, which l a fuarantreaf early showlnc of the finest production.
All plflorea retloweU before exhibition. Ask for. the theater In your lorallty
obtaining pictures throuah tho HTANLKV U00K1NG CtlJIPANV.
At ntMDD A 15th, Morrla fc Passyunk Ave-
ALHAIlIuKA Mat " at.5" Elt'-7 "
nuuuuuiiii paramount Pictures. .
OIX5A PETIIQVA In !The Kternol Question
SECRET OF TII13 fiUHMAniNE," No. 10.
ARCADIA
CHESTNUT
timf.rw 1CTII
WiHiam S. Hart and Entci Markey
B. h i vae 9 w ffT.t
in int. WAiiivc uww
KXJtC JD AND THOMPSON
ArSJLUJ MATINEE DAILT
BERTHA KALICH in "Ambition"
WHO'B QUJLTVr ISin cpisouo
BELMONT StASSfsSTs
Ens., 0;30, 8, 0;30, ltic,
FANNIE WARD aS&S?"
nVT A. 17 flT" ANP CEDAR AVE-
LbLlAK pKJQl.VT THEATEn
HAROLD LOCKWOOD in
TIIE MASHED nlDEn"
FAIRMOUNT wm ANaDmAnD ave.
GEORGE BEBAN t,parquale
FRANKFORD ut mMrtt'RfS,m
JULIUS 5TEGER in
THE BLJNDNES3 pr LOVE"
56TH ST. Theater 25flE?
Ddow Spruce. Ergs. T to II.
Wnham 8. Kart iff "the Aposlls of Veaaeanea"
JIIIIM Burks lo "piorla's Bomance" No. 8.
GERMANTOWN 6S0S Sna've.
BltUB BUKKB In "Qldrla'a Komance," Nd, T.
ttti AlJli AVENUE THBATEH
OLGA PETROVA in
'THE XpnLDLY WOMAN"
IRIS THEATER ""?BaTO
GeraldiheFarrar MRo.a"
20TJ 1KI), DAUPHlK
STflEETS
JEFFERSON
MAUD GILBERT b
THP FOOL"8 REVENGE-
LAFAYETTE kensinqIv2nue
Anna NJlon artd Tool Moofa In
"WHO'S dUILTtf
Ii7&nptf 'rofttr-riitJT and
IJCd&lJCtfi, IlANCASTER AVENVS
Oka Petroya ,0 "E WI!gi&w
LIBERTY Dn0ADA?oDLUMB.A
WILLIAM S. HART in
'THE APOSTLE OP VENQEANCE"
LOGAN THEATER "Voad
LIONEL BARRYMORE in
''DOniAN'ff DIVORCE"
f gri1 TCT .82rAND LOCUST
LuJJiJ I Mats. 1:30 and 3:30, 10c.
Evks. 0:30. 8, 0:30, 13c.
CARLYLK IILACKWEL1. and MUUIEI.
osTiucm; in "sally in oun alley"
Market St. Theater "f1"
PAULINE FREDERICK In "ZA7.A"
Every Monday, "THE IlltlP Of EVIL"
Every Wednesday, "J'Ed Q' THI', R1NU"
PAT APC I2 MAIIKET STREET
IfXLutWLU 10c 20c
MYRTLE STEDMAN in
THE AMERICAN BEAUTY"
DA I? IT R1DOK AVE. & DAUPHIN ST,
TI.r. MAT., atlR. EVO 643 lo 11.
i TItlANOLE
ri u TunMDcnM ' 'the
TV 1V1J X at AV-'iTl.V UVll
PIVJDEND"
PRINCESS "'Itet
FRANCIS NEION in
"WHAT HArPEtED AT 22"
D1AI TO C-ERMANTOWN AVE.
KlrtLlW AT TJ'Ll'EHOCKEN ST,
THEDA BARA in
'THE ETERNAL SAPHO"
DBiPMT 13 MARKET STREET
JCjE,r 1 UUUA.N VPIOS ORGAN
Mar'old Lockwood &c May Allison
. In 'THE RIVER OP ROMANCE"
RMlJ V MARKET STREET
U JO Jl BELOW 7T STnEErf
LOUISE HUFF ,.DeatIn8 Toy,,
1211.MAPKET
STREET
SAVOY
!... P.niiea (Destined to tth world-
uUUC vwpssw famous screen star!
la "CAPRICE OF- THE MOUNTAINS"
-PIQQ A 1TTH AND VENANGO 3TS.
BiiHe Burke irGlonV8omance
VICTORIA "555-WMr
Lionel Barrymore in "The (juftter"
Mr.' 4 Mrs. BID. DREW la Taklnjr a Best"
STANLEY Aff?VtlTik
Hazel Dawn, and Qwen Mdore
k iNi eotsmif 9
ffi&sz.
Hosiery and Underwear Specials
WOMEN'S 75c CCp
Silk stockings 1
Thread or flbo allk, In black, white nnd colors.
Have gpllcod toe, heel nnd reinforced top.
STORE CLOSED ALL DAY SATURDAY
DURING JULY & AUGUST
A ar.tiAitAkr.te rlfr
9 u - J. Many
and
Women's $2 Silk $1 A Q
Stockings J L.V
nlack, white and colors, also clock nnd nov
elty effects.
WOMEN'S 25c VESTS, 19c
Cotlorl rlhbed, Low neck and sleeveless. Plain
or lace trimmed, Kxtra size. '
Lit Brothers FIItST FLOOIt, OUTII
HATS TRIMMED FREE OF CHARGE
JMiuWi&i f dMa&JMt Vy wg5i5y22 Qg?
one Yellow trading stajip with every ioc
purchase all day
S3 Straw $1 ACk
Hats . . . x
$5 to $7 $0 Ait
Pannmnd
Xlt Ilrotliers SECOND FLOOR, 7TII teTREBTT
) 0 ') .--. . e 4 ,a . - 4 , p 4t s.a 4 4 s) i 44- ) W
Market
Eighth
Filbert
Seventh
Men's Hats
$1.50 to $2 STRAW
HATS
S2.50 Straw $1 oG
Htifo J
......
I1 Basin 1 "' ' "sTMM
A Its. m
IfttHTFrict
Lea I
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Almdst Your Last Opportunity to Share in This Extraordinary
July Clearance of Men's and Boys' Clothing jj
It Is a Rule of the Store, Not the Condition of the Merchandise, That Make's It Imperative That
All Summer Goods Be Cleared Out by the End of July.
Thousands of dollars" worth of our best summer clothing is affected b) this ruling, although it is now
nt tlin hntolit nf nntutlnrtlu.
N Prices Have Been Cut to Far Below Those Customarily Charged
1 I v?T ils j
N(Vhf,''lV'
!7..d0 to $8.50 PALM) $C
BEACH SUITS ...)
Both pinch-bnek and plain styles in black-and-whlto j
'stripes, solid grays and natural color. AH sizes,
including, stouts.
$18 BaU
SERGE SUITS
' Pinch-back and two other new Summer models, tal-1
lorcd from fine all-wool, fast-color serire. Mohair
lined.
UBIJIO
JITS J JL1
$8.50
$12.50 Tropical
Weight SUITS at
Feather-weight nnd ultra-stylish. Perfectly tai
lored of suitings that show tho latest tendencies
in novelty effects.
p & 2.50 Linene)$1
Auto Dusters ...(
C Serviceable double-breasted model with belted i
back. Button close to neck.
I Boys'$5 Beach Gloth Suits, $2.45
X Unusually good-looking styles; light in weight and serviceable. Sizes 7 to 17 years.
I Lit Brothers SECOND FLOOR, SEVENTH STREET
Boys' $1.50 to $2
Summer
Wash Suits
Smart Little Junior-Norfolk, Tommy
Tucker, Middy and Vested Models.
Made of bluo nnd brown galatca, plain
whito rcp-wlth-blue collars and cuffs,
light and dark chambrays, percaled
and madras. Sizes 2Vi to 9 years.
65c
4 f ft- MM' A A - AA tf 'fM- -t f 9 IVfr f)fr -f-t- -ft- -ft-fr -frf- t -$t fr QC it
Men's Furnishings
Some of the Best Values Yet This
Season
J '
$1.50 Silk Bosom $1
Shirts ; x
Heavy tub silk. In newest novelty
stripes; some with Bclf-satln stripes.
Bodies of perfectly matching pongee.
Attached double French cuffs.
$1.50 Satin-Stripe
Pongee Shirts, 98c
Have satin stripes Inter
mingled with colored stripes.
Attached soft cuffs.
75c Nainsook Union
Suits, 49c
Piald nalnsool; In athletic
style. Closed crotch, rein.
IU'B1'9Z
style. Closed crotch, rein- Wl?,WSJ e TXfli
forced seams and gussets. TftaJ" , W . . .Am i
$1, $1.50 & $2 Leather) CQr I ' fl I IV '
Belts ' I c i h, i I '
Murplus Stock of Pioneer Ilelt Co. V U JdySS ' 11 IPPlSJ
C' .icnulno calfskin, Turkish Morocco. r-77 HS. iJS
cr.vlned calf ami cowhide. Absolutely TTooc 3
llrst nuallty. In black nnd tan with A ($19fl f) " '
metal or leather-covered buckles. Sizes 7 t IV
2G to 60 Inches. hb J
Lit Ilrotliers FIRST FLOOR, 7TH ST. NJ Or
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i owe Season's Prettiest Styles in Waists iJIL 1
5 T Each Is an Exact Reproduction of a Winsome mw 5
S French Blouse. Bl
I Colored Batiste Waists, Formerly $1 A a Mm
I S2.25. Reduced to ' i(il(l7 J i
This Last Saturday of July Bids Fair to Be tlie Most Important Day of All in Our
Unprecedented Closeout of Summer Apparel
Values Such as Will Bo Long Rctnembered by All Who Share.
Misses' & Women's $6, $8 & $10 Dresses, $4.50
French vollo In white and plain cslors; also striped, figured and checked tissues, white
lawns and colored linens. .
Shoiv new collars, Russian and coatee blousc8lyjiraped and full skirts and laces.
Women's $12 Dresses, $7.50
French Voiles, linens, nets and batiste In white,
colors, striped, figured and dotted effects. Have
tunic or fold-trimmed skirts and many other at
tractive features.
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Misses' and Juniors' $7.50
Dresses, $4.98
med ; also plain-colored
mo wnitp.
Sketched.
Sheer whlto materials, prettily lac trim
rata ; also plain-colored, striped and fig
ured voile and white, green, blue or old
roso linens.
Women's $15 Top Coats, $10.75
Silk Jersey of light shades, others of whits chinchilla.
Misses' & Women's $7 $f CkQi
Bathing Suits . TWO)
Navy and black. silk poplin and black surf cloth.
S1.25 White Skirts. flSn
Llnene. cordallne, rep. and waffle cloth, with pockets
and belt.
S3 .50 Whito Skirts, fit Oft
Cordallne, pique and cotton corduroy.
Lit Brothers SECOND FLOOR
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S2.25. Reduced to
In lavender, green, pink nnd coral. Havo cape collar,
vesteo and cuffs of ruffled white mull. -Like Sketch.
Colored Trimmed Lawn Waists, $1 AQ
Formerly $2.25, "Reduced to ... .
With plaits, novel .double-pointed collar and folds of coral
or blue.
Crepe de Chine Waists, Formerly $o go
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$4, Reduced to.
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finished with deep sailor collar; also double rcvers.
pink, blue, peach and white. Ileautlfully hemstitched
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Girls' $1 Frocks, 45c
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Sensational
Close-oUt at
Less Than Half
Price
A wonderful as
sortment of neat,
pretty styles In
plaid, striped and
checked gingham.
Sizes 6 to It years.
$2.50 Rep
Frocks
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With hand-em-broldery,
hem.
stitching and
belt. Sizes 6
to 14 years.
S2.85
' $5.50 Flapper $0 QC
Frocks, sketcke d
Russian style In rep, with yole
gulmpe and full-plalted skirt. Sizes
II. and 18 years.
2 lit Urothers" SECOND FLOOR
Muslin Underwear
Seldom Are Such Remarkable
Values so Timely I
Warehouse and Stock Rooms Have
Given Up All Their Reserve Stocks
for This
Great Clearance of
FOOTWEAR
Assortments Are Hardly More Varied
at the Start of the Season, but Some
Lota Are Limited.
Women's $2.50 $1 QO
to $4 Pumps,. A70
I'atent coltskln, gun-metal calf. Nubuck
and Sea Island duck. Sizes In lot 3 to 7.
Women's $5 & $6 $0 QC
Pumps .ZU
Patent calfskin und gun-metal calf, with
gray, champagne or tan Inlays. Sizes 3 to
7 ; widths Atop,
Women's $5 Sport Oxfords, $3
White Imperial buckskin, with green,
brown or blue ball straps. White rub
ber soles and heels. Sizes 3 to 7.
$1,50 Extra-Size Qgc
Gowns ..,,,... '
Slip-over model. High. V or square
neok. Have lace), embroidery, bead
ing and ribbon.
Men'j Lenardt $3
Lit Brothers' Special $3.50
Stratfords $4
Custom Made $4.50 to $7
Patent coltskln. gun-metal and tan Russia,
calf, glazed kldskln and genuine Cordovan.
Uun-metal and tan calf have Neolln soles.
Boys' & Girls' $1.50 $l
PJay Shoes' x
Tan willow calf oxfords and sandals.
Also while canvas oxfords. Sizes 8 to J.
f 51.98
$1.50 Camisoles,
98c
Crepe de china, and
wash satin : prettily"
trimmed. Also tailored
$3.50 Nainsook
Petticoats, $2.98
Many pretty styles,
with flounces of,, lace
or embroidery ana un-der-rum.
$3 Nainsook; Gowns; $1.98
Many beautiful style. Ooo. plctwreU.
lit Hrotfurs SECOND SOQIt
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ChiWren's $1.50 & $1.75 Mary
Jane Pumps & Shoes, 98c
Patent coltskln arid gun-foetal calf. Sizes
4 to 8.
Big Girls' 82.50 to $1 CQ
p$3.50 Pumps. .... , -'
Uun-metal pair, patent column ana
white canvas. Sites 8H to 7.
Misses' & Children's $1,75 to
$2.50 Footwear
Sizes SVstto 11 at $ 99
Slzef jUA to 2 at. . -. -$1 "IQ
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Friday Bargains
Mail and Phone Orders Filled (Exceptions Noted): Bell,
Walnut 2800 Keystone (Our Free Service), Main 3700
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50c Imported All-Linen Ramie Suiting. . . . 1 Oc
No Mail or Phema firrlfim. A a
Splendid quality ; closely woven and light weight Comes In golden brown, j
wistaria, ecru and purple : 36 Inches wide. FIRST FIOOR, NORTll
15c Printed Shadow Stripe Voiles Cthc
No Mail or Phone Orders, O !
painty and sheer; woven -with little narrow shadow stripes divided by
broader stripes: mostly in white grounds, soma few tintarf nnrf n.-. (. ;
pre.tty.J,ora.' deslens In large nnd medium-sized patterns) also ring flgurejs
and other designs. FIRST FIOOR. FILBERT STREET ANNC 5
$1.50 House r7Cn
Dresses ,
A maker's surplus lot. Prettily
made of lawn and crepes In various
colors and In three distinct models.
All new goods. Sizes 38 to 44.
SECOND FLOOR
Women's 35 c "I Q-,
Stockings....-' 1J7C
Full fashioned: high-spliced heels,
double solqa, reinforced garter tops.
In black or white. Imperfections.'
FIRST FLOOR. SOUTH
$1 to $1.25 Inlaid lOQ-
Linoleum; sq yd. rs
No Stall or Phone Orders
Short remnant lengths. Some show
handling. Please bring sizes.
FOl'RTH FLOOI
Made-Up CARPET RUGS
Wilton Velvets
$22.50 Itugs t-i C QC
Size 6.9x11 feat. lO,VU
$15 Rugs $Q QO
6.9x9 feet U,pO
$14 Rugs ...,.....,$Q QO
6.9x7.6 feet. iJtUO
$20 Axmfnster HJ QQ
6.9x12 feet i-.cU
S16 Tapestry Brussels.
niivio&noM
S12 Tapestry Slrussels, $7.08
Size 7.6x9 feet I
FOVUTII FLQ9K
$14.50 Uin.Oft
Wardrobe,. ' ''
Double d 6 o r j with adjustable
shelves i two drawers in base,
tl olden oak. finish.
$11.50 Wicker Chairs and
Rockers. S6.98
Vphotstered In cretpnnaj1 om
spring seats. Brown or natural
finish.
$4 Porch Rockers. $2.98
Bitra. high bski mapM tr&ma.
HfitTUiSPom cane exai arid mum,
25c Table Oilcloth; yd. 17c
;" wiiiiB ana ngurqa assigns :
1 ',i yards "wide. Slightly Imperfect,
50c to 75c Doorioe
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YrrniAi affatia
THIRD FLOOR
Panels, each.'. .
Irish Tolnt and
Various sizes.
ise Hea Bait for bath; 10-Jb. nt
bag .,.,, ,.,,,. XU
Talcum Powder Urge can, reru-
sperli
lany oo can our price loc, no
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50c Pure RubberOrt.
Bathing qaus..f 0iJ
Various styles and colors.
10 Epsom Salts, lb..,., 7e
IS Peroxide, lb , ,...18e
60o Peroxide Hath Soap, dozen. 43e
0e Wush Cloths, dozen........ 43e
ive Jiuouer-I.lnea Utility OE
cases witn "wash cloth.. . .. afaij
FIRST FLOOR. SOUTH
$2 Chemise & Gowns $f
to mfltfih. n.rVh . . ,
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Good quality nainsook, daintily
fish-eye VaL lace.
trimmed wit
Insertion, embroidered organdie
medallions, beading and ribbon. All
sues, uowii io maicn.
SECOND FLOOR
$1.50 Flannel Bathac
fnn Suits
Ff.it"S!or. fl"ne,. cut extr fulL
with b t loops. Sixes 18 to At,
SEC.Q.VD FLOOR
Notions and Hair Goods
lie Bobber Bathing Cans le
lOo Powd Tr&es, pair ,.,..
10s Wash Cloths Caj
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Sto Hair Swltthesi mt3tiv Jrfta
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au snaues .
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50c Water Tumbkrs, 5 ttt
dozen ,.. ,
Colonial jLi!?s t tall i.
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