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HBCRUIT5 REACH
HIGHER GRADE
P Marked Improvement in
R Class of Men Now Ap
plying tor enlistment
h OFFICIALS
ENCOURAGED
Only One Turned DownOut of
Score Seeking Service in
the First .
There Is .1 marked Iniprovomont In Hie
tiasS of men who aro nppUing foi enlist-
EH 'went In nil brunches cf the service.
? Of twenty men who nppllcil nt the First
r . .. . x .. ..! .. ....... .....
BS Regit"111 armory i.ij, umj uiiu . ic
fused- He vinH umiesiraiijo ijiii
Munt of physical disability. In
on nc-
older to
reach full wnr strength the First leipilics
100 men nticl there Is every Indication that
they will he rendllv obtained, Jhere were
more than a hundred enlistments for all
branches of the wrvice today up to 2
'Vieutenant Hairy II. Knee, of the ma-ehlne-gun
company, says llio men now ap
t iyng for hot vice arc of exceptionally Rood
caliber and seem caper for-an opportunity
logo wnere there frill he leal action. Six
of the men who applied today weio horn
In Sweden.
rjccrultlng was particularly brisk nt the
nation established In flic City Hall court
yard by the U. S S Kansas. A batch of
tlxty recruits, all anxldus for n clrince to
tent their country was sent to tho navy
yard to iccele physical examinations.
' n cx'-marlno who has seen t-ervlce In the
Philippines and In the lloxer uprising In
HOKwas'Milly disappointed when he was
refused at the Kansas .recruiting station,
lecau'e he was oer the ngo limit He Is
John J. Stokes, forty-two years, 2710 Man-
tnn ftreet. An attempt win ne mane 10 111
;... secretary of tlio .Navy Daniels
Navy
In
.ii,.,' msn and waive Ml" objections.
Only one man was enlisted In the coast
ruard servico today. Ho Is Clair Ames,
twenty-six jcais, 3024 Agate, street. The
wrultlns station for this servlco Is In tho
Aonralser's Building. 131 South Fourth
Itreet. and Is In chnige of Lieutenant ot
Engineers J. K. IJryan.
NEW niiCKUITINO STAT1QN'
Major Henry Heed Hatfield, an honorary
' member of the First City Troop, has given
the use of the Colonial mansion known
as "The Place," Hlghtccnth and Hunting
Tark avenue, for n rccrultltiR substation
of the United States army. Tho place has
been adorned with numerous flaps and
posters urglnB lesponse to tho call for vol
unteers. The first floor Is being used for the ex
amination of applicants for the army nnd
the remaining floors will be shared by re
cruiting ofllcers of the Naval Coast De
fence Reserves and the Marine Corps. .
Instruction to entlst recruits for the
duration of the,, war were today sent to
every army recruiting station In the I'nited
'.States. Men may now enlist In the regular
army nnd the National Cuard with the
knowledge that as soon as peace Is de
clared they will bo free to return to civil
life. This amounts virtually t,o a call for
volunteers.
In order to expedite matters In the ex
amination of recruits at City Hall. Mayor
Smith has placed cots In the reception room.
1 Recruiting ofllcers will, therefore, bo en
abled to deote more time to the work and
obtain quicker results generally.
, Robert M. Iliookfteld, lieutenant colonel
of the Third rteglment, opened headquai ters
this morning In the Liberty Building,
Proad and Chestnut streets, to get 400
recruits necessary to bring the "Fightings
Third" up to wnr strength.
ColoWl Hiookfield said that Jie antici
pated no difficulty in getting tho men
reeded, as he had the names of fifty men
who volunteered ten days ago biit were
1 not taken away with the regiment because
fit orders from the War Department not
to accept any recruits. Noticed have also
been sent out to Glrard College graduates to
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Housecleaning and Refurnishing Time
Furniture, household goods, carpets and rugs We deal only in all ' up to latest date styles.
. EASY WEEKLY PAYMENTS LOWEST CASH PRICES
rtf""
Refrigerators
All made; of kiln-dried solid oak,
lined with galvanized steel, with
and without tank. All sizes and
tyIes $8.75 t0 $55.00
. RUGS, CARPETS, MATTINGS,
Inlaid Linoleum.
$1.10
Special, per-yard
Large Assortment of Japanese
and China Mattings at lowest
prices.
-
Young Man
Your
Spring Suit
is Ready, Here
11
I
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-Vi:
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The new belt All around with
slash pockets, double-breasted,
some three-quarter belts and
plaits. Vests also have plaits,
'are the favored models for
Bnrinir In nencll stripes, plain-
v a
i4
greens, blues and browns.
We have more sedate models,
too, for the conservative dresser.
Come in anJUt iw helpyoit
select your'SPRING SUIT
I (POPLAR1 Prices .
;
A
vw
.iii
ut:
wm n'hlV.Vi'! ""' that many of these
win aid 11 (ho recruiting.
otlowlng Is today's roll of recruits:
I'VlThn .,...,.
Willi.,. V."""' "' JSAVY
i-...f:. '3'' I,ron Mrett.
twenty-two, no
' ll.iltl.ls l:iiu'tim .
' trmlc. ImVrVTle. "". twenty-one
Jiisi:i'ii
AI.IIVMfl u r.
incinl unrb.V -J... .".". 7 ! nineteen
sheet
plumb-
sin.,,,,.. ...... ' !"""ire oireel,
"Wi " :-'l -MITII. cfsh.een.
WlWti!&-- "". elerk.
iMfWrMI"""-!:!. tenty.x. pMnf.
IIAIIKY Jlc(l.KVi:V. seventeen, clerk; florin.
fniir. derk. ,-,122 Urni-n street.
twenty-
lhlllll.1. IMPII Ill.ls,. il,..,"','
thirty, mn
CII.ltl.r.S lllltVAIIll KNOtN (ilHtlinV nine.
Ull li'S. WIe!r,n,;,V 'r'""-
"aVii v . . " "vr.- !
clerk.
-' 'n nil,. '(
til
Ml" roPHlrii i. I .J.- i-ViLVV .' V'' rrV.'. "W.
.1.111 I'llAItll' lltl.- ..1
,,. . , - 'Hi, iniinitllll
l'MMH-ur i "Nl:- nineteen
South Third unci
drlier, 1231
V.1I.I.I.UI
llflllflllr iii'i-i . ........
nii.r-i ,.:,::.. i:-':;'-?.; '"'"f. me.im-
" v,,.,,, .,,., .-sunn icnih mreei
l'MTi:i) MTATI1S MAItlMls
" '''AM . lUVIIII, trnty.i.oeii
KlnffHton, r.i.
miner
ui.iiin.i; mum;. iHcnly-one
North Trhico stfnt
moliler, 14(1
ihlne han.1 ,3.1 !,uuth nfty.nfti, street.
U't,?,,u,,1"y: ',nt-lwo. boatman. 2411
Hamilton Ptreet.
nil.l.lAM lll'.Mtv mi.U.MillAM.
Uiroe farmer 22111I Wnlnnt Lr, ..1
luenty-
,,lllllnVvW.,?,M.lt "lr"'t-en, law tnaihlne work.
anin North Twentj fourth strt-et
(ll.lll.!:s TIIIUIIHIlii: ALTON, twenty, tele-
Phone repairing sw Wttn Hutchinson street.
J(isi:p IKlWAIII) Mlt'MAN. Jr.. twenty, elec-
.trklan t j'olnt. Pa
J","l:l;,l..I1:.liWA,l.,,.I,0W',',NH' elBhtetn. lathe
hand. 2117 Nicholas street.
J0-S.I.:,'IJJ,!''NIAMIN Wtli twenty-one. clerk.
ill Shirley street.
JOHN' K1:I:m:, twenty, pumpman, Lansdale,
ra.
naval coast nr.rENsi: nt:si:Rvc
VlltC.lf, HAI.DI. eighteen, clerk. 310 fireen lane,
M'om.-ui..
Gi:tlK(i: TIHIKN JlOltUlS. twenty.four, phar
macist, Jill K street: chief pharmacln's
mate.
ANTHONY ItPCri. twenty-one. plumber, 1S00
Hnuth I.lehtli street; plumber and litter
WII.I.IAM l.l'TIIKK Slli:i.l.KMIK!l(ii:K. nine-
teen, ilcrk. HarrlslnirB, seaman.
lXfiKVK HAMILTON ASII1.KY. twenty-slj.
machinist, lllenolden. Pa., machinist's matv
VAI.Ti:i J-KANTIS I.AMItr.UT. twenty-one.
auditor, South Mft-llrst street, tnaihln-
lit s matn.
JVear the National Emblem
Allegiance to the Stars and
Stripes may be shown by
wearing an AMERICAN
FLAG lapel button or pin.
We have these in great va
riety, 'beautifully enameled
in the national colors.
S. Kind & Sons, 1110 Chestfiut St.
DIAMOND MERCHANTS JEWULUItS SILVUltSMlTHS
- 32 - 34 S. SECOND STREET
Dining Room Furniture
Complete Suites 10 pieces In Ailnm,
William nnd Mary. Queen Anne. Colo
nlnl nnd other period effects. All
woods and QR ' 99l
finishes O ..0
IllifTets, 4H-ln. case, solid iiiartered
oak. liollshedj lined sllrcr drawers. Spe
cial, S1WS0. Others $10.50 to S7B.U0.
Tallies, China Closets ,and Chairs to
matcli,
Axminster or Velvety
$1.75
Carpets, per yard.
Wool and Fibre or Grass Rugs,
all room C Aft to fc11 Art
sizes.
iiiJ)U.W VlTTUU
Fashionable Spring Clothes
New Tailored Smits
in all latest shades of newest
fabrics In ladies' and misses'
sizes. -
$12.75, $18.75 to $45
Spring Millinery
A becoming and beautiful
trimmed hat for you at mod
erate price.
Ladies' and Misses'
Top Coats
In delightful high colors and the
more subdued shades,
$10, $15 to $35
Children's Coats & Dresses
in all sizes lowest caBh prices.
Charming Silk Dresses
112,50,.
fv7
ETENftTO
Wil.MAM OSCAR tlRttKI.KY, elahteen. Inspec
tor. SSOHoulh IMnewood street: seaman,
WII.MAM ANimKtV AOt!0. eluhteen. laborer,
I'oatesvllle, Pa.i seaman
UNOCII WII.MAM W1IIS.MAN. Jr.. elhteen,
apprentice stcamfltter. 140 ltobart street,
Plumber nnd fitter.
JOSWII llltrci! W.l.lCi:. twenlynne. motor
Inspector, 1111.1.1 Walton nienuei electrician.
lll:UNAHI (SI'.l.i:it, twrntytwn. weaer,
'13.,l Norlh l'alethorp street; seaman
WAI.TI:K I.OCIS III.IMI. twenty-lwo. ma
rhlnlst, 2 IAS North Hlxteentli streeti machin
ist's mate.
JAMP.s III.AIil It, twenty-six, mechanic, 12s;
, KnUhti nvcium, famden. N. J,; Plumber and
fitter.
Al.lir.KT STKtl'.NsoN TOMPKINS. ,twent
three. wtcr, 2111.1 North Twelfth street
seaman
Ut'SSKI.I, MMisiiAI.I,. elBhteen, machinist. 2s
North Hirst streeti seaman.
I1I.IV I'lSK I'P.KT. thirty-four, sleward, 120.',
IKicust street, lommlssary steward,
IJDWAim IIIAtlN .Mr.ssiCU. twenty time.
Keeper. Wllmlnnt-n, Del,; iiuarterrti.ister
''ns,:r,,,,.,ll:NUV 'sTi:it. elBhteen. chauffeur,
4.111.1 Worth street seaman.
THOMAS I). m;ssi.i:ii, nineteen, clerk. 20M
Last unuehann,t avenue, eoman.
de.it. JHim North nieienth street; senman
''V!"' ",A,'S,SMXN'' twenty, brakeman. 202)
North l.ombiit sireel, seaman.
"r.L'H'J .!!I:( .,,,ln,, "'"'teen, maililnlst
helper, t.os North Tlilrt. seventh-street sea
man. HAItltlsoN f,l.i:s WAI.KI'.lt. twentv-elcht.
hosiery. .13lu NVth Hnnnrd street, seaman.
AVTIIV":m i;."1"v- twenty-one. ma. hln.
mate S "" street; machlnlit's
PAUK MOW., (wcim-slx complaint man. U.
i I., .Mi Noith (liinet street: seaman.
","oni',!.,,i"'V1,,s l'IN'- niiieteen, machinist.
-I'.ll l.lli street tniililnlst's mate.
fl.UMONIl Mrlltlllli:. twenty.
North ll.lllll.le sireel. se.lliinn.
drill
2.V
"''''V1 JX! "-'''I!, thirty, mir-e. i:iwn
I ralnlnc School Pa hospital assistant.
.losl'.rii WAI.I.I'.Ns UII.MtN. eighteen, elec
trician, Ileum Pa boatswain's mate.
(HUII.IIS l.M.i: llfllNS, elBhteen. derk.
.Maple Shade. X ,f seam 111
CII.ltl.i:s (;lll;li:i, :i twenty-lUe, fire,
man. 272.i Krp Kin el lliemall.
JAMP.s AP.sflN .Ishteen. printer. 2S21 Cam
brliUo avenue si.un.iii
IlllNIAMIN PIJWM.IS I.PNT. twenty-one.
latho band Iurb Pa se inian.
LANsl'tmi) lIlllITr. twents-lbrce. clerk. POS
P.ixlnos.1 nvfiiu, K.iston Pa , ho-pttat ap-
prentice
P.inVAKI) I'RAM fs IIIIOUN. twenty-one, book-
kFt'tier. r,J."n I'hiio, . 'lor strict, vrnman.
UAYMOND UMMIMI PIANN. nineteen,
clerk, i,ll. l.,u downe avenue, ilrcman.
WILLIAM HPNIt (.lIOP.TINCPIt, elRhtcen,
student, TiPiil Ulrard avenue, coxswain.
PIlVIN I), lit PP. t Ishteen, cement worker,
4fi'll 'Haverford av, seaman.
LPSLIP. PICANIil.lN MILD, thirty-nine, oiler,
222S Titan street, oiler
I'P.ltKY IIII.LAKY Mlrll, elchtccn. student,
lllil South Plftj-tirst street; machinist's
mate.
IllANK PPKTIS WVMAN, forty-elsht, me-
(h.iulc. 2'.) North Sixth ettect; machinist's
mate .
RALPH IILUHP.IIT PKOPPP.Il. twenty-four,
Journalist, 1712 :oulh SlxteenCh street; eo-
man
JAMPS A('IIKIAH MclMIVt KI.L. clBhteen,
Jeweler. Ocean View, D.d , eoman.
WILLIAM XTIinXY MILItll) N. twenty-four,
clerk, 313 South Sevuith strict. ioman.
A Large Display of Go-Carts,
Sulkies & English Perambulators
with and without reversible gears,
strongly made. All colors in fin
ish and upholstering.
- $5.75 t0 $45.00
CURTAINS
Ucst Brussels Ilugs, (JOC AA
9x12 .. J)tiiJ.Ull.
A Complflt Line ol SUMMER CURTAINS
Vacuum Carpet QQ CA
Swcopers".
t'JfuJU
19 tows
3LPHIA, FRIDXY, 'APBm ISTmfT
IIORACB IIRYAXR HEi:i), twenlytivn,
limn hkcm. UI4 Houtli rnrtvlxtii
nocpllRl apprentice.
Bitier
tlrcel.
IMTI'.I) 8TATIW AIIMY
IIKNNIM JIAI.I.OY. tuenty-nve. teamster.
SLID
..-oiiii Dniri. iniHniry
CIIAIJI.KM II, S(invi:iTi:it. twenty-Kit. cur-
lonter, IMiiJ. Norm u.ko Ktrirl r.tiilry
C'IIAIII.I:h KADKIt. nlnt-teen. fnrnwr. KdlKon.
'''i'r'ilS!.""!.1" 1",'A,:''S- nineteen, molorman,
Iralnor, Vn 1 liif,uilr
ZAPITd TI:ki:h. Jwentj -three, laborer. 1521
l.ntcna Kireeti infantry.
Mt'Mi (', .f'Zi:!!. trnty..ven. rallroiijer.
I,i?il .MelniKc Ktreel, enant n r I lll,'l-'
JHSi:ill M. iyiHMi:.sU. .lit., nineteen, la-
liorer. A Wd Llutmnton mreet. ciiilry.
"'I" iiiiv..tni, tont one
I.IMneKton atreet, cava rv
tanner. 4IM
,'"-1,,', 1,- Jt'"Ai:i., tweiitj.threo.
.1.1.1 r linen Ktreet, infantry
chauffeur,
JIL"NL.,,''iVil'i?l:.,V','" l'lft-lTe-. Irnn
wurker. lill Ilutburiiuuh kimtI. infn.,1.-..
', Iron
itry.
" '..'..'V!. "'""i:k. nineteen
LI7 Albert mri-et Infantry
molfle r.
rilKli ,1. LIT., ittinu,
Hienuc. fHalry.
J0Si:i'll A. M'l.. nineteen
l-nurin Ktreet Infanirv
driver, SHI niJgv
laborer. 212 North
ANTtlNi: (IMTIXi:. luenty
l.'lrtfinutu utrei t 1 iMiln
lead burner.. II.',
IIAIIKY.!. l)Jlii:M.. nln.tnn. laborer. Mis
Media Htreet inljinin
l.i:il l SCinV.MtT. ttntj one. laborer. 1'ottB-
,."i,l,.,l.,.!.,,vll!,N ",ln',,een, auto ineehnnlr.
- r limine. ,N J rlumil (t.rpK.
(",'."v,,m.'-- "I-NMMITON. nineteen. ..i ker.
II .North HuoiM unit niMilrs.
llltT
CIIAItl.ll.s (.
.Mere Mrcit
IM'IMIIV,
HIMlMllt.
n. . r.
twenty-four.
Till
camiiik.s 11. i:mmi
TMetltlttll Kllut
II, flKhletn, IH'.'.I N'orth
IIAIIKY .s. Ill mi, iwrntj-two, an
strut I'ulutii 'i
South lVurtb
l.ttl'li 1:. ai,i.i;.
Ket"e Klreri
WAi.Ti.11 11. m:iti:
Klnet. lleriu.inio.in
trni-utie, 2127 Nnrili
tenl-to. ,-ill7 Mrrlsi
Delay Ncsi-upcck Decision
IIAUUISItL-IUl, April 13 Tlio VuhHc
Serxlco CtmiiiiisHlon li.ta withheld a (pim
Plon In tlie niipllcatliin of tho IkihuirIi (f
XcKcopcck for a ccitillr.ito (if puMk' con
MHilcmv for the conmructlon cf a nimil-c-lpal
water plant, ppinlliiir a ipoit fiom
tlio Statp Hcnltli Comnilf-Mldii hlcli nniler
tlio law must pass upon the plans for utirli
a plant, tlio cost nnd tlio nlillliy of tho
lintnuKh to build within Us llnanelal liml-tatlnns
- - .ft
- "7:777777. J
p - -.-j -oj-f------;----T:rr yxzszzrx& STOIIIl OPENS DAII.V AT 830 A. M. H CI.OSi: AT 5t30 V. M. ------ '--- - - : :::::; z Wj!
TOMORROW'S MID-MONTH SALE OFFERS UNEQUALED OPPORTUNITIES TO 3CA
PPJvY ALL SPRING NEEDS AT LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICES OUU
SUI
Every Department
IW.W Vt VVt.S.VV WW WVLVV1
Tomorrow's Mid-Monlli Special
1200 Untrimmed.ifci
Hats
ACTUAL $.1 V I 1U
QUALITIES AQ& 7
Picture Shows One of the Mann Smart
Shapes
Mario of tlio popular, shiny
dlack llsero now so fashionable
tlro.it variety, including small
bli.ipci, trlcoines. San Toy sailors,
inushrooms and largo dressy
Hats
Trimmed
Free
picture lints.
Sl.Til
$1 Milan Hemp
Sports Hats
52.98
Mushroom shapes in
put pie, Kold, black,
navy nnd mass green.
$1 Ready-to- $?.9S
Wear Hats..
Trimmed with crepe facings,
(low ei b and
e-jrjr. mrs
S,We(
Natural Leghorn Hats $0 QO
Women's and m.sses. &xxfJ
Burnt Plumage, 19c to $2.98
Bands, fancies, pompons nnd quills In black
and colors
Lit Hrolliers I-'IUST l-'LOOIl, NOIITII
kVHUVWVMWVVVVVWWtVMVVVVV
Tomorrow's' Mid-Month Special
75c White Silk
Gloves
Women's. Two clasp with double tlpi,
Ul Ilnitliers KIK.ST Kl.OOll. 8TI1 ST
wvvmvuiMtMMnwunuMMi
7"omor(oiu' Mid-Month Special
$2.50 Silk $
.98
Petticoats
Chiffon taffeta and Jers-ey top Peep plaited,
flounces; somo tlnished with Miiall rutlles
I.lt IlrotlierM ShrONO KI.OOH
Tomorrow's Mid-Month Special
Metal & Celluloid OE!
Girdles
i J?Jt
Klndii Tlntt IteKiidirly Sell for
, ,siiiiiile I.lne
S'.' ti M..10.
Soihj ate i-et with brilliantly coloied stones
others nre of celluloid In sports colors.
I.lt llrothers KII1ST Fl.OOIt, SOUTH
Tomorrow! Second Day of
Our Gigantic April Sale of
Opportunities Arc Unlimited for
Family With
Big & Little Girls'
I I'.Uen
tent coltskln nnd Bun-metal calf.
Boys' $2.50 to $:U0
Oxfords, $2.19
Patent colt and gun-metal calf Sizes
10 to 5lu.
$1.50 to $2 White Canvas
Pumps, $1.19
Misses' and children's. Whito Sea
Island canvas. Sizes 8Vj to 2
Misses' $2.50 & $2.75 Button
Shoes, $1.98
ratent colt and gun-metal calf Sizes
U.."'""
Tomorrou Mid-Month Specials
$1.75 Indestructible Black
IS' '1-29
Excellent quality, 54 Inches wide.
50c Ready-to-Wear Veils, 29c
Some have chenllla dotted borders ;
others -with embroidered motifs.
Mt Ilrliier F1HST KI.OOH. SOUTH
AW
Tomorrow's Mid-Month Special
$1.15 Ingrain Thread 7Qc
Silk Stockings to
Limited quantity In black or white.
Vlso gray, uinvy. champagne or black
with dainty clocks. Slightly Imperfect,
I.lt llrothers KlUST FLOOR. SOL'TH
Tomorrow's Mid-Month Special
Menjs $5 Tub $0 OQ
CSllQhirts ) "
With tclt satin stripes
...i..rii with newest ci
niettlly Inter-
newest colored stripes..
Knft turn-back cuffs. Sizes IX and 10.
lat llrotheriVFinST Fl.OOIt. 7TH ST,
romorrou'' Mid-Month Special
$1 "Fancy Suiting l gQc
Silks . .' t . ,
SEGREGATION OF NEGRO
STUDENTS DISCUSSED
Schoolmen Hoar of Bill Ppnding
in Legislature Dr. N. C.
SchacfTer's .Views
A hill proldltiR fnr the BCKrccatfon nf
ncRro pupllii In imhllc vchnnls Ir pendlnB
notion In tho l.eelKlatuir, nceordliiR to Dr.
Nnthnn C Schaeffer, State Superintendent
of I'ulillr Instruction, Vho ppoke nt today's
session of "Schoolmen's Week" In Houston
Hall. The Introduction of tlio Mil. I10 K.ild.
was litmiRht nliout by conditions devoped
from tho recent vast Immigration of noRroes
ftom tho South to talto tip Industrial wntk,
"Two million tiCRrors hae conic Xorth,"
cald Doctor Schaclter, "diirlnR this Indus
trial Impetus Out ot these. 400,000 nlonc
were drought to rpiinsylxanla dy one com
pany. I'ennsMx.inU i-coms to be the
meccn."
Pro-tor Srhniffcr F,nnk to eonflim n
Mntpinent inade dv 1, A. ICIiir. suiicrlntpnd-
cut of the .lenkintown public m-IiuoIh, that
HUive.vs of
over-age '
that the
pupils In his M-hools
iiorio child icqulrcs
had show 11
M0MEY.
LOWET
RATE"
DIAMOND 1
AND
FURT
:RSDENBERG
37 N.IIUT.(Bct.Fllbrl&Arch)
Mi Cor. ST-SfrBuHonvjood JU
Shares in this Great Disposal of Fresh, New
HATS TRIMMED
na
DN
ONE YELLOW TKAMNG STAMP WITH EVERY 10c
PURCHASE ALL DAY
Market
Eighth
Making Your Dollars Go Further Means Buying Your Spring Clothing Here Now
TOMORROW, A VERY IMPORTANT AFTER-EASTER SALE OF ' .
Men's andCJ. CUn fi, Tn r$1 F
Youn; Men's
Regular $18 & $20
ilbbons.
Suit in every desirable material, includ
ing plenty of all-wool worsteds, cheviots,
llannels, serges and cassimeres in the
fashionable plain colors as well as stripes,
checks, plaids and heather mixtures.
One, two and three button effects;
single cr double breasted styles; in
a complete assortment from the
most conservative to the extreme
full-belled coats, with slanting or
patch pocket.
Most of the suits are thoroughly hand
tailored, seams are taped, and the coats
have splendid quarter linings of mohair
or striped silk.
Top Coats all the latest models are
hero including the popular Trench Coat
with belt all around.
Boys $7.50 Spring
Suits
i )
Have Two Pairs of Trousers,
Sizes 8 to 18 years.
I.lt Brothers- SECOND 1'I.OOH, 7TH ST
FOOTWEAR
Supplying Every Member of the
lligh-Cradc, Wcll-Mtde Shoes
1
$2.50 to $3 Pumps, S1.95
.Sizes child's 8'j to biff girls'
Women's $5 to $8l$0 4.C
Novelty Footwear J:J
HIGH MIOI All blown 1!1. all
gray oozo, etc.
LOW Mions In patent colt, gun
metal, glazed hid, champagne nnd
white Kill also gray and champagne-ami-white
Men's $5 to $8$0 A.K
Oxfords i a'u
nnnnlntrr, ellleton. Hurry Mine
t'o. and other famous makes. Tan
glazed kid and gun-metal calf
I.lt llrothers FIUST I-'LOOU XOHTII
Tomorrow's Mid-Month Special
Popular Make Corsets
Actual $.') and $."
's2
Values
.No .Mail or I'Iiiiiip Orders
Of cautlb" batlsto and brocade In white
and pink. Un-to-rinto models, laced
front or back. High, medium, low or
girdle tops. Sizes 19 to 3G Inches.
I.lt llrothrr MAIN' AUCADF
$ Tomorrow's Mid-Month Specials
I $1.79 Ail-Wool $1 1C
I Gabardine.... M..LO
t In 48 & SO Inch Wi.lll.
J In Copenhagen, beige, tan, Quaker gray,
5 Uurgundy. black, tobacco brown, Bel-
Klan, narlne, navy mid midnight blues.
$1.50 All-Wool $1 -(
Shepherd Checks ' W
In 42-Inch width. Favored black-and-white
plain checks of various sizes.
I.lt Ilrallirm FIRST FLOOR
Tomorrow's Mid-Month Special
GOc Ribbon Striped qd.
Voile.
Woven stripes
on sheer voile In self
color? pink
uuiui' juin. iiiuio, iiKiih ntuu, iauiiuprA
Cojienliagen, brown, Uurgundy or black I
AUo green on navy, light blue or pink
on white, 31 Inches wide.,
I.lt llrntlirro MAIN AttCADB
iMVWVUVWUtiVUHUMUintUt
Tomorrow's Mid-Month Specials
mats, light blue, lavender.
79c White Washable Cofduroy, AQe i
,ln.36-lnch width. 'fit
different school training thnn does the
whito child. Mr. KIhr contended that
it the
vita".
placing of the negro child was
problem.
"On account of the tullnp of the courts
nftcr tho Civil 'Wnr." Doctor Schneffer snld.
"It will do dlincult to drlnR nliout IcKlsln-l
tion tlint II1 sanction scRreRatlon. Tlie
pnsKnRo of such n dill depends on. proving
that the wclfnro nf the ncRro child tequlres
Indlvldunl class training Mr. King's sur
vey shows that this proof would not he
dllllcult to find,"
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Spring Footwear
Style and Comfort
T
HE Rrcatest problem with
thotisnnrls of people Is to
secure shoes thnt combine
style nnd comfort it prob
lem that only the Dr. Hccil
Cushion Shoe enn solve.
We Follow Nature
diiltiiing .ilniiR rnnininn senne footform linen, with
to lirAiity ns viell. TIip reoult Is perfeet tle,
with a must restful comfort.
Duly Store PrirA fi (1 anrl Mnrt ""rn. sturd'r
in iMiiimiripiiia rrices $o.ou ana more i;,,ninn
DR. REED CUSHION SHOE
J-C TL!- A J J- "!.. Q M 10lL C1...1 C
xxrj
XfTjA 11113 nuuitss jiiy a is. loui hiucci fflXn 3
Merchandise.
FREE OF CHARGE
Values. ,k
Mid -
Special
Tomorrow
Only
Filbert
Seventh
to 8
jnm jmiz w iup
Values
i
$C 7C
JTop
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j We'd
I
Tomorrow Will Be a Day of the
; Women's & Misses' Salons I
By Reason of the Following Three
Tomorrow's Mid-Month Special
women's & Misses' Verv
t j Smart Spring Suits, $1
t (Worth $15, Special. . 1
I Iwo Distinct Models. Picture Shows One
I Lot 1 Navy and Jack poplin with finger-tip
length coats, plaited on to yoke. Finished
with belt and silk-trimmed collar.
iLot 2 Navy and black serge. Jackets clev
(erly knife-plaited from waist down.
Tomorrow's Mid-Month Special
Women's & Misses' $Q
a y uiu
I $13.5
Y Xnvy, bla
50 Dresses
) j
n nr nn.l rlnmt n frt . ,
....... u...v. ",,,. ,u,ttu L..4.vt.is, uiBii navy anu
back scige. Coatee and blouse effects with full
plaited skirts, novelty collars nnd effective trimmings.
Tomorrow's Mid-Month Specials
Women's & Misses' $o rj
Top Coats O. O '
Sports and dressy fashions In poplins, checks and
flannels have belts, pockets and novelty collars.
We also call your attention to the
"rjr uurutiiKc groups at popular prices
they, too, offer splendid values.
f Misses' Poplin S10 7R
& Serge Suits x
Stylish models In beige, apple green,
sand, gold, French and Chinese
blue.
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Tomorrow's Mid-Month Specials
RoomSize Rugs
? Limited lot : Imperfections and discards.
1 VELVET RUGS
$30 RUGS. $9l Cft
11.3x12 feet 4.3U
TAPESTRY BRUSSELS. RUGS
$27.50 HUGS,
UJxlS feet ...
$22.50 RUGS,
0x13 feet ......
.m.5o
, $16.95
'"New Process" Linoleums
50c grad two yards Qi' '
..f'tff. tit l&M
The relative brl(MM4M:tf "I
child and the ejty child' (momm
conicnuon oeiwcen carmon -nXs
tendent of Uie uoyleBtown senoola. 1
nellus Walters, principal, ot the
School, rhllndelphln, during today's
Mr. I'.oss said the average child that
to his schools from Philadelphia lit
nee" for his class. Mr. Walters all
replied that more than 13 'per cent's
children who are "over-age'" In the
School nre from little outlying town
Pennsylvania.
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Coats
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Regular $4 to $10
$2,$3&$5
Co on Sale 9:30 A. M.
Jaunty belted styles In silk pop
lin, nobby checks, wool poplin,
fcergo and striped materials. Some
silk trimmed ; others have white
pique detachable collars and nov
elty buttons. Entirely lined. Sizes
Month
years.
Lit llrotlier SECOND FLOOK
vuaid
Kr..98
Sutts Latest Norfolk styles. Two
pairs of trousers with some.
Junior Norfollis Of all-wool serges.
Separate collar and cuffs in. all white
or white with, contrasting collar.
Billy Boy, Tommy Tucker and Sports
f Stats.
Reefer Top Coats Double - breasted
Sand Norfolk models. Sizes 2 to 18
years.
Boy? All-Wool Blue
Serge Norfolk Suits GYet0 18
5.5o to no
Bovs' Serine: Suits.
Coats and $0 QO
Be Justified in Asking $5,50 for
u
These bizes zy2 to 17 years,
Greatest Importance in Our
Remarkable Mid-Month Specials
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Women's Coats... $07 SO T
uuutiu cioin in spring snaaes Em-,
plre style. Also navv anil hlaplc tum.r
llns with narrow belts that tie In sai
uWJ
uiu iiuveuy collars. iii
- """iwri oli,UrtU n.UUl T$il
u t $ t
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out uuwns,aii
Envelope Chemise
Of soft material., Varloua , atyh
over gowns, chemise trimmed wlB
emuromeroo; medallion, anrH
Lit Brother 8BOOND. I
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