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URGE DRASTIC END
OF AUTO THEFTS
Special Police Division to
Keep tod on oiuiku
Motorcars
VOLUNTEERS TO WATCH
How City Plana End
of Motorcar Thefts
CREATION of now automobile di
vision of Uurcau 6f Police, to
which nil RarnRc owners must report
descriptions of motorcars stored
dally En 1 which will be in telephonic
communication with nil KnrnRes and
fcYHes and other avenues of escape.
Legislation providlnp fine and im
prisonment for garage men who dis
obey police order.
An auxiliary squad of 300 volun
tccr special policemen, with power
to arrest, to be recommended by
automobile associations.
Insistence on prosecution and pun
Ishmcnt of offenders.
Care on pnrt of owners.
The cr Allon of nn niitomobllp illxli'lon
of the Hurenii nf Pollco nnl of nti niljunct
voUinli-er plnln-clothes Kcjunil. "" slronR.
ami n.lxocncy of lefrlslntlon prcscrlblnic
drimtlc punishment for enrage proprietors
ho fall to report cars utoreil daily In their
establishments were decided upon today at
A conference railed by Director Wilson, of
the Department of Public Safety, to de
(jrnilne the bent means of reducing thefts
of motorcars In the city.
The Btolen automobile will be put upon
the samo basis ns-tfip Rtnlen Bern, said Di
rector Wlli-on. In nnnounclni? to repre-
- r(nntivcs of automobile associations that
a pollco order jould bo issued rcqmrinK
enraKO men to report dally descriptions of
motorcars stored with them to the new
automobile division, which will opcrnto like
the pawnbrokers' division of the bureau
This new division, with fifty men nt Its dis
posal, will bo In telephonic communication
with ex cry garnKC nnd with every ferry and
other outlet leading from tho city, ho said,
so that descriptions of motorcars may be
flashed broadcast tho moment they nre rc
po'rted stolen
fitor:s prkai.tji:s
IRl'latlon In tho Assembly and Coun
cils, providing penalties of Imprisonment
and fines for failure of Knrnire men to obey
the pollco rule, will be urscd by the Di
rector. Co-operation of tho ownors was nssured
when a committee, upon Director Wilson's
suicsestlon, afirccd to submit a 11st of 300
men to bo sworn In ns volunteer speclnl
policemen, vvhossduty It will be to appre
hend persons seen taklwr cars. The owners
rllers." altboUKh, they declared, tho leni
ency of tho courts had discouraged them.
Thoso xx ho joined In tho discussion were
Dr. Leon S Oans, of tho Physicians' Motor
Club; Taut n Huyctte and G II. Uartlett.
of the Quaker City Motor Club; Joseph
Way. of tho I.u Lu Temple Automobile
Club, Stcdman Bent nnd Boycr Dals, of
the Automobile Club of Philadelphia ; llob
ert Hooper, of the Penntylxnnla Motor
Federation, Joseph II. Weeks, president of
the Automobile Club of Delaware County;
Q, n. Stceb, of the Insurance Company of
North America; Harry C. Daxis, Assistant
Director of Public Safety ; Captain Jamea
L Tile, of tho Dotectlvo Bureau; Captain
William II Mills, of the trafllc division;
Captain Daxld McCoach, acting Superin
tendent of rollco, nnd Lieutenant George,
Frltx, of tho motorcycle nquad.
MAY ItnVOKEJ LICENSES
Rexocatlon of licenses as a. penalty for
speeding was urged and found Keneral ap
proval. "We an reaHro that It Is Impossible for
v the police to watah every car, especially In
the outskirts of tho city, whero the police
are scarce and tho Greatest number of
thefts occur," said Director Wilson.
"We must have tho co-operation of the
owners and associations. In that xxoy only
can nutd thieving be broken up Many of
the thefts nre due to the carlessness of
owners nnd to 'Joyrlders.If xve hao con
certed action to prexail upon the courts to
make examples of the guilty persons. In
stead of releasing them on probation after
tho first offense, we shall get results."
Captain Tate adxocated a law requiring
g every motorist, owner or chauffeur to baxe
E bis photograph on his license tag.
"The existence of so much 'Joy-rldlng' Is
I due to carelessness of owners," he Bald.
"The twenty automobiles stolen on the high
ways yesterday which, by the way, have
nn recovered were not locked. There are
l Plenty of safety devices on the market
& . which preclude any one running nxvay with
f c.ar' Aaln the owner is Inclined to be
) Unljnt when the 'car la returned. In this
y ? young fellow who begins by stealing
' automobiles for pleasure learns how easy
It U and starts stealing for mercenary rea
sons." Old-fashioned
Buhr Stone
Ground
Buckwheat
and whole-grain flours and cereala.
Retain all tho rich, bone-forminc,
revitalizing dements that nature
placed in the grain which are' re
moved in the ordinary process of
milling.
Ttni-Lwlixit (-lb, tuck, tSo
i-tb. lack, 11.00. Uellrtrcd
. bX Parcel Post er Expros
UEALH Yellow or White Corn Meal.
yLOUlis Whole Wheat, Graham or
Rye Flour
BUtJAKfABT CEHKAI.S, Etc. .
Cracked Wheat. Oats. Illcs. Barley.
IJys, Buckwheat Flour. Natural Brown
Rice. Natural Brown Barley, Bran.
INFANT FOODS Natural Brown Bar.
l?)Tl0Ur Natural Brown Rice Flour,
Whole Oat Flour
StND ,OR IRSK BOOKUX
GREAT VALLEY MILLS
pLb, mo Paoli, Pa.
pAINT BOXES
( DRAWING
Outfits for PYROGRAPHY
Brass Craft Work
AVESTKV-p,UNTIM tt STUNCIUNO
LEAVES !HS FORTUNE
TO HIS DIVORCED WIFE
Thousand Dollars nnd Personal Estate,
Given to Woman, Indicate Her
Husbnhd Relented
John Ihishman. who died recently In the
Jefferson Hospital, by his will, probated
today, le aM nn estnte worth 11000 to his
divorced wife, Ida I Hushman. J7SR North
Fifteenth street He also leaves his per
sonal property to her
Bequests of lloo to the Altar Society of
SI Michael's Itoman Catholic Church and
1J0O each to the St Vincent de Paul Society
of that church; I.lttle sisters of lbs Poor,
l.lfthteenth nnd Jefferson streets t I.lttle
Sisters of the Poor. Uermnntown and St
Jose-ph'sj Orphanage, are Included In the
Will of llrldft-rt Donnelly, xvho died In St
Atfnes's Hospital, leaving to relatlxes nu
estate xalued at J5599
llequests of 130O to the Kmatiuel Presby
terian Church, Porty-sfcond street nuil
Olrartl nvinue. and J200 to the Methodist
I.plscopal Home form a part of the will of
Mary II Merrlhew, 4 129 tllronl axentio.
who left an estate xalued nt 4SO0
Other wills probated xvere those of Wil
liam Ituss, no West York street. xxbli In
prlxate bequests disposes of propettx xal
ued nt 111.566, James It Owen. IU51 North
Thirteenth street. H0OO ; Alexander A
t'hle. xxrho died In the Medico-i'lilrurKlr-il
Hospital. 16800. i:ilen V Itynll, Thirty
fifth street and l'oxxelton nxemie, JBJ17 ;
Mary A Schotleld. 1111 Jlnlu street, Maim
yunk, $1000, Anna K lloeh 1621 North
Sixth street. $3800, nnd ratliarlnn W t:i
llson, 157 Levering street J1000
GIRL BURNED TO DEATH
BY FLAMING OINTMENT
Turpentine She Was Heating for
Jlother Explodes Brother
Smothers Blaze in Vain
An explosion of turpentine that she was
hcatlnic for her sick mother resulted today
lir the dratli of Mary DrrudlnR, after the
quick xvlt of her brother bad saxed her from
helnc burned to death on the spot
Tho fatal burns xxero received nt her
home. 128 Wolf street. Saturday while the
Klrl was xxnrmlnc the Inflammable oil ns a
innHsaRo ointment for her mother, Mrs
Mary Dreudlng A sudden explosion as she
was standing oxer the kbs stoxe hurled tho
liquid oxer her nnd her clothing caught (Ire
Her brother Louis smothered tho flames
with a carpet, hut not until sho bail been so
sexercly burned that her llfn could not be
s.ixcd at tho Methodist Hospital '
ORDER OF SPARTA
IN BANKRUPTCY
Court's Action Follows Petition
of Beneficiaries Whose Claims
Are Unpaid
On nn nnsxxep signed by William V
Lester, great regent, In xxhlch Insolxcncy
and Inability to pay Its liabilities lire ad
mitted, tho Order of Sparta, a fraterntl
beneficial organization, of this city, was to
day adjudged a bankrupt
About ten das ago, three bencllclnrles
of death policies Issued by the order, nnd
xx hose claim hnd not been paid, filed a
petition in inxoluntary bankruptcy ngilnst
the order in tho United States District
Court, asserting that tho organization xxns
Insolvent, and setting forth as an act of
bankruptcy nn assignment tho order made
for tho benefit of iredltors Mr Lester,
xxlth flcorgo It McUtughlln, acting great
secretary, xxero named ns tho assignees.
Today counsel for the order presented nn
nnsxxer to Judgo Dickinson, ndmlttlng the
Insolxency nnd expressing a willingness to
bo ndjudged a bankrupt The case xvas
assigned to Walter C DouglnH. Jr referee
in bankruptcy, for administration
A statement of the financial condition of
the order shows n deficit of ID0.000 The
assetR were given as $00,000, nnd Ilablll
ties of J150.000.
At tho time the petition wns filed Judge
Dickinson refused to nppolnt a rccclxer for
the order, saying that the assets xvere safe
in tho hands of tho assignees, but gate
counsel for creditors permission to renoxv
the application later
MANY AUTOS STOLEN IN DAY
Thirteen Out of Nincteo nAre Recov
ered by Police Thlovea Undismayed
Automobile thieves continue their work
undismayed at reports of inqrensed police
activity Reports recelxed today by the
pollco show that nineteen nutomobilcs, val
ued nt J17.000. were stolen )esterday. Thir
teen of these hnd been recoxered up to noon
today.
No section of the city xxns free from the
operations of the thieves The cars still re
ported ns missing today vvero those owned
by tho Supplee Dnlry, ii Fautchey, 1932
Tike street; Morris II Levlnthal, 133S
North Krazler street ; Dr J. J. Kennedy.
Memphis nnd Allegheny nvenuo; II II
Ball, B4 West Wycombe street, Lansdowne,
John Lukarxvlcz, 2138 North Bodlne btreet .
Frederick Light, 116 North Twenty-second
3(N the afternoon at din
2J nerr after the theatre
three times a day there's
dancing in the Mirror Room.
Colonnade Hotel
Chestnut at 15tlV
Bc5MJfo
V MEN'S TAILORS
Cor, 13th and Sansoro
Faultless Fitting Garments
Th kind that pleases and maktu new ru
T timer". HUTIM.S r OVKK- S3500
Ready Money
United States Loan Society
117 North Droad St
iU 8, Bth , 3" Crnntenq .
HIGHESTpPADD
fOR OLD GOLD.PWnNpH.5l.lVER
Diamond. Ptru. RubiaJJapwuros etc
Hmodebn SEFININif CO.!!
157 S. Uth Street &r
rbeaet WUt
FUEL SAVER
LIDS
For the R4hQE
CT8 COAL BILLS OXB-TUIBD M.09
EVENING LBI)EB-PrnLAUELPnTA, SIONHAY. DEOKMBEU 4, 1010
HIGH COURTS MAY
HEAR SALOON SUIT
Haddington Residents to De
cide Course Against
Burke Trarisfer
MASS-MEETING PLANNED
Provision in Old Deed Basis of
Argument Against Bum
Shop
Ibe Runt against the proposed wxloon
wb cb Michael J, llurk has been licensed
In open nt the southwest corner of Sixtieth
street and l.nndiwnp nxenue mn be car
ried to the Superior Court.
Tills xvns learned toda from lluxe who
are taking n prominent pnrt In tho moxe
nienl to prexent the establishment of the
saloon The iiuesllon xvlll be definitely de
elded tnmorrnxv night at the nas meeting
of llndd ugtoii In) men tn rnlxin Presbj
terlan I'hurch. Sixtieth nnd Mnsler stree's
The mass meeting was decided upon to
sboxv that the whole roinniimlt) and not
only the ministers xvero opposed to the
saloon
A newlx dlscoxered deed of the properix
In question will be the basis of tho pro
posed Judicial nctlon Ibis deed It is said
prohibits the ue of the building for mix
business xvhlrh ma) be objectionable (ii the
community The remonstrnnts ponit to Ibu
large number of persons xvho nre opposed
to the saloon and contend, therefore, that
Hurke will xlolito this clause of tho deed
If be opens a saloon on the propertx
Carrie-Nation" methods were suggested
as n remedy against the saloon Inxosioti in
Haddington at Hie protest ninss-mee'ing
called liv the Ilex Dr I IMgar Adamson
In the Mary A Simpson Methodist Hplseopal
Church. Slxt) llrsl and fefferroii sirens
Doctor Ad.imsiin rend n lelicr con
demtilng Judges llnrr.itl nnd DnMs. of the
License fntirl. for graiitlng n license trans
fer to Sixtieth slreet nnd Lnnsdoixno nxe
nue to llurke
The letter, which was read from tho
pulpit, xxns ndi'pted unanimously tn the
form of a resolution It xxas predicted Out I
the whole of West Philadelphia will unite
In nn effort ngninst the saloon Invasion
Doctor Adamson In his letter picked to
pieces m.mx of the arguments of the Judges'
opinion nnd exposed man) so-termed ilaxxs.
Doctor Adumson iharaiterlrcd the court s
reference to religious feeling as "so ir-
rexclant that had It been Introduced by a
less august body than the honorable court,
there xxoulil bate been Inference that It
hnd been done cither to cloud tho Issue or
for the purpose of bidding for thn support
and K)mpithy of a religious organization"
Thank Hod." the speaker cried, "mans
of llurko's co-rellglonlsls In Ibis neighbor
hood unite with us In thinking tho glass
of rum a deadly foe rr the home, whether
It Is drawn cither by a Catholic or n Protes
tant "
Ncxv Lancaster Line Chartered
LANCASTi:il: I'll. Dec 4 Tho Denxer
Street Itallxxny Company has been char
tered xxlth a capital stock of 110.000. The
now company xxlll build a trolley line from
Denver to Hphratu. a distance of five miles
At Kphrata the road xxlll connect for Lan
caster II H Dlstler, of Denver, lu presi
dent of tile company
MANN & DILKS
UOZ CHESTNUT ST.
Tyrol Wool
A fabric that is worm without
weight, wrinkle-proof onJdamp
proof. Stylish. Serviceable.
Ladies' &1 Misses
Sport and
Outing Suits
22.75 24.75
Also Top St? Motor Coats,
Vcts, Jacktj, Sweatsw, etc.
MANN & DILKS
1102 CHESTNUT ST.
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Geuting
Slippers
POEMS OF GRACE
A FAMOUS Polhh Prin
ecu once said that no
price was too great for shoes
that made her feet more beau
tiful. No effort has been loo great to
make a Geuting Slipper a thing
apart from the commonplace, a
creation of art in form and of
luxury in detail.
Geuting Slipper of Gold and
Sliver, olid or in exquiiite
combination! with black; alto
in gorgeou iriJetcent modeU
showing gold background in
the silver, or vice-versa, or
either with pink background.
All effect exclusive with
Ceuting's.
Bench made $10 the pair.
Made to order from our own
exclusive fabrics, $12 the
Mil' i f ' niiwiij
vPjssl SatlBVssn
illV glMtsTC?ifl.'T rv tUSt aJ 5i&CSiW,3a
MRS. KLIZAUKTH h. cukkikk
Ilensel Memortnl Unveiled
I.ANfASTIJIt. Iec I -An art xxlnilmv tn
the memors of the bile c-Attomej rtcneral
W. I' llensel ixiiii unxi'lli'd Sundaj nt
tho b'lrst l'resbx terlan I'luirrli The con
fccratlon serxlio xas omductrjl by the .m
tor. tho Hex Thniuas Maiilmxan The sub
ject of tlu xxtndnxx Is Tho Itvsurrectlnn
Angel." and Is n enpx- of a p tinting by I'ra
Anjcllco, of riorencc. Italy.
a i i ins lime oi Year
tit .... -
uM wlnili p.nv hwr with fiilr
fnifM am! himl tnurr Hunli'tt
wm h hnrm lv tlnlly tint of mir 1 . i
r-HiiI n !HlfiMrul tirrpurittlntt ihut
innnt Injri flir rtnliTft Vtin nml
In Ipr. jo ilfnnr oft n nntl nmiriih
nnl flrM Ul tn ti,iur 1 i
3"iw jnrv SI rontpul.l nnniitri
in t s
LLEWELLYN'S
N
I lillnilelnliln's sinmliril llrii. Mure
1518 Chestnut Street
llilrilenln Tulruiii Mr
VuuMit'mimixM.mkM-iMjtizs
Renumber
teal! While
elegant.
tn' ''' more econom
the flavor it much more
Clawsons 25c Vanilla
J. E.
(rOONOUNCCD CVTIMO)
The Store of Fo.moua 3hoe3.
- - i i n
1230 MARKET ST.
Thfe Qeulips Brollwt Supirviwig
fPjimmtsssiaaamsa psiaensscaasua
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BIG WOMAN'S COLLEGE
DRIVE FOR FUND BEGUN
Campaign to Ra'ac $200,000 as
Extension to Endowment
Inaugurated
A rampAlRn to rale- $80ft.onn na nn ex
tension fund ror the Woman- Medical Col
tfRe of I'pimsxixflnla beirait trslax-, xvhen
hrndmiarterft were ofllotHliv opened In the
Ilellcxue-Stralforil and hutnlrexls of frlmds
of the liistllntlon beiwithe xx-ork of Kiillclt
ItiK (o-'trllnithms Tbet will i-ontlnue their
efforts n- ii ixtIimI of txxn xxeeka
Tbr cnl.rBo nt the (iies'lil time Ins nn
endoxx ment fuiul of $410 000. but In order
tn meet Inn ending, demrtiid for laboratory
eiiulimiut and icscoreti r.lorts xxlll be
miilii to increase the sum to one million
dollars The no camiHitKH Is rl of the
uiuli-rtnklnic
The Woman's Medical ColleR .bos the
institution of liclitK the. Ilrst school In this
mutitrx to lecxlxe u i Itarter for educating
xx omen lu i he m'lencw of meillclne l'or
tnrro tlinn slxtv j cars 1t lias ilemonsttiited
tn estreoic usefulness, nnd It Kradu.ites
linxe IiiIhimI xxltlt in irked success In this
cnnnirx nnd abroad In I 'lira Mnrsball Is
the dean nf tho luMlttltlon
l'he raplnlns of tlio txxetitv-tlxe te-ims
ori lp Annie t: Snlllex Mrs 1' IJ Post
lee ir Helen .1 foxxle. Pr Mas I Mxers,
I'f Harriet llartlex Miss Itnlli A Max,
Miss ulii 1 1. l'riiucis I ir llelle A tfhlsler.
ne Vuqnii It t'orsoii. )i Aunes ltockiul.i,
I'r nien i Poller. Ir AlU W Tnllatit.
ir riot nu o Kraker Ur MarRiint ltullcr.
li Wileo. Ur niia l I'olinxer. Mrs.
Iletirx s t'oraon Mrs it A. Ilroxxnbailt.
' Mrs Totclm.in, Ur Helen Kerschbauni.
I M- ' artillnc Katneiistcln. MIb Hull! Hurt-
lex Mih imh LndKe. M ss Jcatliii'tto Tom
h o and .Miss !' A Tr.xon
Discuxer Honk Worth $15,000
1 A n'd Spuilsli x tilume more than .101)
Iveirs nlil ami unlit to In) xalued nt nlmllt
tiv n.m ims tiirnrd up nmoiii: a pllo of old
lini.k!. mid pimphlclH In the posHesrilon of tho
ll.it k i nillltx Historic ll SiicIpIx. lit linjlcs-
.xn I'i The ttlslorle xiilume Ii the 'I'lin
iimsta dc Nuevii I'p.iuu ' lix Autontn He
soli xx bo xxroto histories nnd css.ijh III
sp.im ilurlm; the Hlx'eeutli reiitur)
Onlor KimniMMl ( nritmns Carda Now
EDWARD DILLON
!nrmrty nf
TIFFANY & CO.
I In., oil llmi of Hell. alel I ,il, rr
i mikl 1 me I ni.riel rhrlsttuis i. itrdt,
XI 1)0 Ttl V 110 A srr
.-: ii xi. i. iiiii.niMt
Orfrm n
Ktchlnai
Ojirn Stitiiitlniii
1'iitit 'ii e
Calcktell
Chestnut Juniper
I
HffiM
& Company
South Perm Squaro
Discrimination .
Discriminntion is the ability clenrrj) to
pbserve distinctions to distinguish vnlues.
Ability to distinguish' nctunl vnlugs o
PEARLS and JEWELS
is possessed only by experts. Expert
knowledge is seldom acquired by
purchasers. The public is persuaded
too much by mere appearance to
pay for questionable gooods.
Since its foundation, in 1839, tn's house
has offered for sale only gems of first
quality. This policy enables anyone,
no matter how inexperienced, to buy
with perfect confidence.
jcJI
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wSwT&tf
UefUayL K,03
Main Store
1S06 Chestnut St.
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Opening of Philadelphia's
New Oriental Rug Store
An olU-cstablishcd firm
5 business has forced iw to open a new store. We will stil) retain
9 our factory and repair shop at 5th and Sansom, where we
fe' have been established many years.
Your inspection of the largest and most attractive display
W of Oriental Rugs, of Persian, Chinese, Caucasian, etc., in many
J5 distinctive styles and colorings is asked.
$ The most exclusive Oriental Rug Store awaits your inspec
tion. T ou H be more than del.-ghted with our vast assortment
of all the newest effect in Rugs for the home. Cur price will
ba found moderate.
VENZOL TANK EXPLODES
FLAMES CAUSE DAMAGE
Firemen Compelled to Pump Water
From Ditches to Fight Dlne
An explosion In n lank contatnlnit 10.000
(tallons of veniol. located nt Myrtte street,
routh nf Venanno street, early today axvak
eneil resldenta xvlthln a radlua of txxro miles.
The explosion xxas followed by a. nre which
caused damage estimated at several thou
sand dollars.
Muse sheets of fire were Issuing from the
tank before the tire comtrtnles could arrive
at the scene Tho firemen experienced dreamt
difficulty In securing nn ndequate, supply of
water tt xras necessary to pump xvater
from ditches tint drain Into the Delaxvnre
before the blare conld bo extinguished
The tank belongs to the Vnlted tlaa 1m
proxement Company, and Is located along
side of one of the plants of that concern at
the fool of Venango street bordering on the
Helaxxaro Itlxer
III It c
vrW
Statistics thoxv It lakes
the average man 35 min
ute to dine, when ho
dines alone.
When She's with him It
takes one hour Hnd 25
minutes.
The difference. It SO
minutes and the check!
tEljc &t. fnmctf
Walnut at 13th Street
Hell Telephone. Nprnre. 5100
HARRY GABELL
Electrical Contractor
260 S. 20th St.
rilii.xnr.i.riiiA
Artistic Lamps
luirich the home lend
beauty to the surround
ings dispel 'loom.
Lamps of exclusive pat
tern and excellent work
manship at moderate
prices.
Retail Vixpluv Itooms
The Horn 5c Branncn Mfg. Co.
427-4.?.? North Hniad Street
"A short walk along Automobiiu Ttoxv"
-&.
wmx Cmmw
Kinni - nnn
,o w.
Branch Store
And Faciorv
x:.ci
15th oc Sansom St.
in a new location. Increased
$i$m
,mut-r Ji Ti,irrii,t ri ,i nritiiMarjiaB
ns irptt, . , i
! . '
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wpj
"They tried
four dozen
Suits
s
on mc nt So & So's;
finally they gave up
and said they couldn't
fit mc Your first
shot is a bull's eye!"
.
Perry's
l.OOMIMIACK ULSTKIl
UOIIKl, H7
Txxo-plfcn tirlt fnstrnrit nt
rarli ulilr, liuttonlni? In the
inlilillc. mill rentlnp In loops
rlglit anil loft I)iiuble-t)rnsteil
front vvllh four buttons;
IVrry's convertible rtorm col.
I.ir I.rnxlli. SO liirlie.
May sound funny,
but some facts always
do sound that way! It
was so funny to the
man himself that he
told our salesman he
had to pinch himself to
see if he were -awake!
He could hardly credit
his senses. He had
come through a hard
battle in a good" store
just trying to get a Suit
any Suit that would
nt him and in the end
the store's salesman
himself had to confess
defeat.
xtj Of course, the custo
mer was no Adonis; but
neither was he a mon
strosity just a short,
stout, thick-set hustler.
And the practiced eye
of a Perry salesman put
on him a perfect fit in
the first sack coat he
took in his hand bes
cause it was there to
take, and our salesman
knew it!
Been having trouble
yourself? Let Perry's"
try their hand!
$15, $18, $20, $25
Suits and
Overcoats
Perry & Co.
4N. B.r,"
16th & Chestnut Uim
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Wk
m ifrl ma
VtrjClt ' ill III HrnA&iat
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