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FLIES U. S. FLAG
Gratefully Greets Sani
mees With Ancient Em
blem Bearing 13 Stars
'GIFT FROM LOST , SQN
Water, Wnter Everywhere in
Laird Where American
Troops Prepare
Uy HENRI UAZIN
ttaff Corrcupanitrnl of the Hvtvlia l.fdotr
WITH TIII2 AltinilCAN AUMY IN
FHANCi:, Nov. 9
A peasant xvlth 11 calculating mind
and a. passion for iiiiu,rei told mo tud.iy
that It rains In thlr section of Franco
190 days a year, nnd out of the retn'iln-
der there are sixty dnjs that It sumx
Sammco wai standing beside mi' iih I
listened, and when I had translated ha
said:
'They'T'ust get that 19U d.iyH In
bunches of threes. I'c heen here for
something like six xxeks and the tain
hasn't intoned a trick."
Whether he xx.is right or nut, I do
not recall, hut certainly for come time
past tho country around the-e camps
could well he christened "I'tminny
France Fields atid meadow h nie
sodden and water oozes oery where
Hut nothing deters the enthilshixm or
the 'earnestness of thee boys "from
home" In thflr aim at soldierly perfec
tion. They are on the Jol In unfailing
regularity.' In a ride from one extreme
' point o another thin morning 1 passed
unit after unit xxorklng faithfully nt
bayonet practice,
P
tie went to 'Saynttlle" Jit took me half
a minute to understand she meant Beat,
tie) and brought me back this petit
drapenu. I hae kept It cur since And
when I wns told a. 111116 while ago that
American soldiers were com'.ng to ,
I unlocked my wardrobe nnd went to
the window. For It Is the dag of the
great country that wilt help make France
free."
I l.lted another llttlo placo with h
regular Jerkwater railroad station. All
about It mo f'ammee barrnckn of the
Frenih Adrian p.ittorn. And heond Is
an Ideal artillery proving ground. Near
the station, hocho prisoner under guard
by pollu territorials nra building sidings
for tho uio oC heaxy-gurt practice. It Is
one of a dozen or moro all over France.
There l. n teritlmetital romethlng In
these provliig-ground arrangcment'i no
matter where you find thim In ccry
case, the runs point toward Inxndcd
country. In many cases, miles and miles
IX XX
.1
THIS IS RED CROSS
DAY IN CITY THEATRES
'Virtually Every Playhouse
, Will Turn Over Proceeds to
Work of Mercy
'The lUlnbow Olrl," nt the Forrest;
John Itnrrymore, Coitstance Collier nnd
Lionel IJarrymorc, In "Peter Ibbetson,"
at the Ljrlc; pax Id Uclaseo'fl comedy,
'Tho Boomerang," nt the CJarrlck; Wil
liam Collier In "Xothlng nut the Truth,"
at tho Adelphl j Klnw and i:rlanger and
Ueorgo C, Tjler's production of "Polly
anna," at tho Droad, and Arthur Hani,
mcrsleln's muslo play, "You're In loxe,"
nt tho Chestnut Street Opera House.
This countrywide contribution was
arranged through a committee of lead
ing managers, headed by Abe I. I'r
langcr, Samuel F, Nixon, H. V, Albe
nnd others.
Performance This Mornlne Included Th l ted Cross drlxo for Doo.ooo new
,, . , .,, " , members for tho Houtheastern I'cm-
Jlany Celebrities nnd Isylvinla Chapter by Christmas was
Novel Features ' ,n ilod out at a luncheon of the cam-
' pnlRn committee for Philadelphia,
, , Chester. Montgomery, llerks and Dela-
Todn Is America's lied Cioss Tlica-1 ware Counties nt the ltltz-Carltuii at
inv. I ml.n.l ' Vri.nli nrillliT train. I tre Day IS'JO o'clock. The city's financial, In-
nir offlcpr whv. Vlrlunllv . mi-.- i. t.nn. l.. ni.ti ,,ti. I dustrlal. religious, fraternal, labor nnd
KEITH'S UNIQUE SHOW
MARYLAND BOY KILLED
IN WAR ZONE ACCIDENT
STUDIES RADIO WORK
Joseph Byrne, u linotyp-j opera
tor In the Ledger composing
loom, who is pre purine himself
to scro Uncle Sam.
when- the t.iln falls half the time, and
some where the mm iicmt falls to shine.
I'OI'L'I.Al't: TL'UNS OUT
ThlH town Is on the wav between
points th.it 1 Wait now nnd then f r
catim Information, und tho only Ameri
can uniforms I Ji id prcvluuvl, seen In It
were thotc of the tersratits
press curs or our own Hut Imlny, lo
and behold, the whole populace was ex
citedly gathered about tin' public square.
Children that aro iih children the world
oxer, x ere rroxxded In front of their
eldeis, or ajmlng to get there. And
dr.ixxti up as for Inspection xxas a squad
ron nf American caxalr, regulars, exery
nun of them, hard as nails In appear
ance, superb phxslcil txpes of bam
ItrfAltwe It'a liotfai fn lint f!t HAl'ti.'
In the right direction, monsieur. We
xxon't haxe to turn the, guns nround
when we use them against the bochc."
This little town, as many another In
France, has neither a resident doctor no.
nn npothecaiy shop. And to coxcr thl.i
need so far ns tha clxlllan Inhabitants
are cnccrncJ. the American Hed Cross
has established a unique ambulance ser
vice, larrylng It Intentionally to many
a village unoccupied hSammecs. Vis
It i are made two or three times a week,
tho ambulance carrj Ing doctors, nurses,
and medical supplies. I'pon these das,
a dispensary Is opened and xxhomsocxer
xx 111, can recelxe medical attention. In
,i.i. i any case xxhero an Illness is' seriouj a
IIUIU 1 ICtl Ull HH- JUU, I...U . - ...--
return tnlt made by the doctor If neces
sary These dispensary days haxe al
ready become, nn Institution In partB or
Fiance, und the gratitude of the aged
Inhabitants has been ferxently tend sin
cerely expressed In xxord and mow tan
gible fashion.
irilinill ,tnf. .Tnll.nl.ud It. '(111., a . I "" 'ii'.tl ...n.WMC, ,.... ...". ,
........ .mif MUl(UUiia 1.1 1.I..1UK.-T I , , t ,1. n.nnln l" " ... I , tl u . ..
,,1.,. it, ,. . , - i. I Hucmi luttueru uiscusbeu iiiu luiii.'aiKii rrcht llititi Tie
Uhla will turn oxer tho proceeds of Us Utrategy of Or, Charles D. Hart. cnm-fS, "K ' 19Vt
.......... I'TI.VIIIIUUva Vf ll- iI.IV v,
Claude Albert Baker, Seaman, Dead,
nnd Gunner's Mate Hurt in
Seaplane Mishap
WASIIINCITO.W Dec 7. Vice Ad
miral Sims has reported lo the Navy
Department n renplane uccident In the
xx ar zone In xvhlch cne American sailor
was hilled and a gunner's mate Injured.
Seaman Claude Albert Baker was
Killed and his body has not been recox
ered. It Is assumed the accident oc
curred at sea, though this was not defi
nitely stated In tho dispatch. Hakcr
enlisted at Nashville, Tcnn , December
27, 1916. Ills father Is William 11. Uaker.
Spnrrows Point, Md.
Itlchard W, Thompson, first-class gun
ners mate, suffered a frncturo of the
rc-cnltcd In France
Ills father Is F. J
with Ferdinand Cohen, a waiter ot the
Dellevue-Stratford Hotel, In lOiO. when
she was but seventeen years old, has
filed n suit for dlxorce against her hus
band, a first-year dental student at the
Unlxerslty of 1'ennsj Ix-unln. Mrs. Claser
Is noxx' living at tho Poxxeltnn Apart
ments, Thirty-fifth street nnd I'owelton
nxenue. It Is said that slui Inherited
1500,000 from her grandfather. Hubert
Uulst, tho seed merchant.
S-it-M'cmf
fSteamshlp Company, e
Del., was ' recked ln-!!
the Yuralnn Clmnnrl.'whlhx.e
from Dellsc, llondurns. to
States, on Novemtrer ?7. Ait
the twenty-otia members of'h
were picked up from lifeboats' I
other steamer and landed In Bell)
Thursday, i
mces. Thev hail Just nrtlxeii in this
at grenade throwing. ' toxxn fiom nnutlier town and they had
at mnchlne-gun lire, nt simple drill.
standing rigidly In line, while oUlceis
inspected rlllo nnd iiutonntlc I'xerv
man xx.ih wet, but nono that 1 could
note seemed to mind It
In. tho enlargement of these c.imos,
troopa moxo from place to place. If I
wero permitted to sax- how- mtuy klinkl
clad are here, xvhere they are. and n few
other Innocent things, the censor xxlll
not permit. I could xxrltc a fexv slightly
different slorlca than (his particular
one. Perhaps I may be allowed to do
so some dax There's a rumor to that
effect, an how and Homebody said
somewhero that xxhere there xx'ns "moke
thcro must be fire. So I'll be patient
'less patient than sou xxlm read, perhaps,
becauso I know- soino things jou don't,
nnd, so far as my mlltt.uy m'nd mcs
think you ought to Know ulso He that
ns It may, I entered u toxin tndax that
Is ono of tho most plitureniue In all
France. It is built upon n series of
hills so that the roofs of some houses
aro lower than the foundations of nth-1
crs. Don't try to gucs.s. There are .1
bunch of such towns In Knmic, some
a coat nf xuather tan that they might.
hixe sofiuicd nil) where In thes i amps I
duilng the last summer, or brotght xnth
them from home '
As they xnre dlsnilHsed nnd ass'sned
lo their new blllctM exefy man .. fol
lowed by n gaping crowd of kiddles, xxho
touched llieli oxercfiats and made re
markx about their campaign hats. I
nave wlltie"ed this niti.a elle a rutin
her of tinier- xnd no cl ubt shall w tness
It iig.ilu more often hi tho future. Hut
It's nlxx'ajs Interesting nnd xxhen, as to
djx, an old wnnian leaneil out of a
seconil-tc xxlndow' xx.ixlng a Mitall
Stars and Stripes xxhlln ir.xing. "Vlxe
BROWN'S SUGGESTION
APPROVED BY JUDGES
Commendation for Attorney Gen
eral's Plan to Advlfic Men
Taken in Draft
Judge of the Philadelphia courts and
representatlxes of the Federal Oox em
inent heartllj approxed the plan sug
gosfed t"dx h" Attoriex-(ieieral F'an
cls Khunk Drown to shniten nil sessions
of the courts and grant continuances In
eases xxherexer possible to enable laxv
jern to qlxn nsstnnc to registrants
under the National Army draft laxv.
In ii leltl ' !'' 'I'rlXw M" "nun
I
Ited Cross for tho organljatlon's xx-ork i
of mercy oti foreign battlefields. I
Capping the clty-wlde patriotic per
formances, a unique special morning
matinee xias staged at D, I'. Keith's
Theatre at 10 '30 o'clock. In this mnm-'
moth benefit performance 13. T. Stotes
bury, ono of the city's foremost financiers
nnd Red Cross directors, spoke; Miss
Kthel Dul're Houston, the original
"Madame Hutterfly," sang Wlllard
Spenser's new ballad, "Our Sammee
Hoys." xxhlch tho American soldiers In
the trenches haxe taken up xxlth a vim;
three famous cirtootilsts Skes, of tho
Kvenino Pctii.ic l.KDaKn; De Mar, of
tho Hecord, and Carter, of the Press
mido patriotic sketches, nnd the United
States Marine Hand, from' League
Island gaxc n special concert. All
this xi as in addition to tho regular per
,'orintirn.e on the bill this week, 'which
liieludes Hessle Clijton nnd company
Mr and Mrs Jlrnmle Harry, Katherlne
Dana and company, Venlta Gould, Alex
ander. Sexton and O'Neill, Spoils In the
A'ps, Valentine.' and Hell und l.jons and
Yos-o
Managers, actors and stngehands nt
the other theatres In the city also xol
unteered their serxlces for this after
noon Anions the leading features arc
palgu director for southeastern Pcnn-1 Tliompson.'sr., IlatolKli. N. C.
sjlxanln Tho campaign of pledge- .
fttlii la limltM ! Hurt 111 1 in Olli- '
taking Is under xx-ay and xxlll be sue.
cceded by nn Intensified drlxe beginning I I'ormcr Miss De Janon Asks Divorce
December 17 nnd ending xvlth a solemn Mrs, Stephen V. (llaser. xxho as the
triumphal pageant Christmas Vac.
former Miss Hobcrta Do Janon, eloped
I
An Electric Portable
For Christmas
Gathered together In our show
roomt i one of the inoit attractive
collections of electric portables to
be rcen anywhere.
More exclutive deriens or belter
workmanship ll would be Impos
rible to find, while the prices, from
$8.50 up, offer unusual opportuni
ties for gift selection.
Frank H. Stewart Electric Co.
37 and 39 N. 7th Street
III. I) XIIST 111 ll.tMNO
The Best
Work
of the
World's
Greatest
Artists
Anna Cae, Albert Spalding, Kmmy Destlnn,
Marie Itniipold, Arthur Mlddlcton theso nro only a
few of the gifted artists xxhoso goldesj melodies
haxe been Ite-ireutcd by the magic of
27k NEW EDISON-
-Tlie Phonograph With a Soul"
You miit hear thin mnrx clous Instrument, tho
croxxnlng nchlexement of Thomas A. IMIson'8
career, to npprcilatc the xnst gulf scpirntlng the
Ncxx lMlsdn from the ordinary talking machine.
l'Ki:i: L'dM'llllTS D.VII.V
ORDER NOW
FOR CHRISTMAS DELIVERY
A small deposit reserves any Instrument jou
select. Convenient terms arranged for the balance,
LUDWIG PIANO CO.
1103 Chestnut St. X.
mneA
'iA
fyh
l'Amerlque," I felt that thing that 1 pointed out that ruch action xxould se-
Kiines to xvliom It may be, iat has .1 I euro full nnd elllclcnt legal serxlces to
pntilotlu btralu, be his nation what ou
xxlll.
So I xxent to the sldexxalk dlrCitl) nn.
der this modern llarbaia Frletchle and
asked her where she had secured the
flag, that I noticed had but th rteen
llt.US.
"M eldest sod xxus 11 i-allor. Mon
sieur." she nnsxxered. 'lie was lost at
sc-i jeais ago Hut on his link xo.xnge
registrants at nil tliniM anil thus
make the draft the success xxhlch nit
Penns.xlxanlanM hope It xxlll be. It Is his
desire that limxers haxe tho satisfaction
of work xx ell done
Vmcinrr cithers xxho Indorsed the plan
xxus Fritted States Attorney Francis
FMier Krinc. "I indorse this plan fully,"
he said, "and believe It would greatl
expedite the Important work to come."
yo
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Sets m&
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Qftti&GitS
923 MARKET STREET
c$ &"& oes.
Taupe Wolf A
Wnw Qia am O
Scarfs
1
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The Greatest Opportunity for Philadelphia Women to
PBMMmmmwJKJG&mrjJW
FAYln V . 1
iiUBain
sBKrAV
ik wr siyie&
nil Hk fa&$L
III mflMsk
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Positive Values Up to $15
Greatest Coat Values
in the City
f nv
A Style for Every
Woman or, Miss
Nearly 675 Fur-Trimmed Coats IncludM
Fur-Trimmed Pom Pom Coats, Fur-Trimmed Bolivia Coats, Fur-Trimmed Suede
Velour Coats. Fur-Trimmed Silvcrton? Coats, Fur-Trimmed Spotproof Chiffon
Broadcloth Coats. riIlST and sr:cuxi floous.
Women's and Misses'
$43 CO 00 rfi
s3Ull:i3
$15 to $25 Women's and
Misses' Silk and Serge
DRESSES, 10
$5 GeorgeUe
Waists
$
And Just
in Time for V-s
Vxiiius,
, Tob!
Gorucouti, xvalhts In every
new Htyle and coloring Just
the thlnu "she'H"appreciate.
You will want n few of
them. STREET FLOOR
3
CHILDREN'S DAY
TOMORROW
Get "Her" a USEFUL Xmas Gift
Children's Coats, $2.98 lo $9.98
Girls' Coals, $5 to $12.98
Girls' White Dresses, $2.98 to $6.98
Girls' Serge Dresses, $1.98 to $6.98.
C'lIILDKIOVH DKl'AUTMKM.
4
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KffisaL'
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Women:s and ' Misses' CoatS, $7.50, $9.98, $1298 K
" Women's and Misses' StlltS, $5, $7, $9
womeiv's and hisses Dresses. $5. 7.98. $9J98
- r f i , w . u
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:tiiii: opiins hi.ih . m. a ci.dmh at moo r. xi
To Those Who Hold
Vi & 4
Liberty Bonds
We'll Say They Can
Be Used in This Store
for Ca?h Until
Further, Notice
Wi" will take thorn at full value ami
allow ou accrued Interest ui' to
l.itc
HATS TUI MM ED FREE OF CHARGE
P'M
m"- J f? -v BirN. Jr.v
Market
Eighth,
OiYi: InisijUW AtiADlrfG STAMP WITH
EVERY 10c PURCHASE ALL DAY
Filbert
Seventh
iiuvk Tiir.
n 4 4 4 4t- 4- ) 4 4 s
X
Ii Now On! A Record-Breaking Sale of MenS Overcoats::
Involving a Phenomenal Purchase of Thousands of High-Grade Stylish Overcoats in Every Wanted 0
" Model nnd Fabric
i
$Ji l$i i Cf
Value ( X X kJkJ Value'
$20 i$-i r-
$25 $- fj ryr- , $28 $
Value X I I J Value
20
$20 All-Wool Worsted Suits) $1 C.5
Conserxatlxo inoilcls In bliieK, srnj.s i
ami nilMurcs.
Other Suit at $11 and $13
Worth More!
Men's $1.50 & $i Trousers, $3.33 & $1.98
Any boy Will Like a Raincoat!
$1.50 Guaranteed Kinds ISO QC
(With Cap to Match) V
Iur Kcioci nimiuy iiuiiuifieiuiu ruinierizeu num.
ilZ.'H Ii to 18
Men's Guaranteed Rubberized
Raincoats, $7, .$7.50, $10, $12 & $20
6 4
j Give Him a Fur-Lined Overcoat
I Three Extraordinary Specials at
$33, $57.50 & $85
Boys' Stylish Suits & Coats,
$4.98 & $7.50
NOUIOI.K ht'ITS in checks, plaldi anil inlsturcs,
MHU'III.K AIACKINAVVS unci SPOIlTh COATS In
checks anil blanket lilalOs. Have conxcrtiblo collarb.
I'OI.O COATS In casslmercs and cheviots.
OVIIllCOATS Slnulo anil double breasted btjles.
Imo Junior Norfolk. Hilly llo nnd Tommy TurLer
miIIh nl ill.tlH. Mzr lliroucliout, 2,i, lo 1H )tar,
I.lt llrothrr SKCOKD TLOOK, TTII STUUKT
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Victor Records '4
liy John McCormack!
U'c Hill plau unu arirrllcni from r".('il
rrprrlolre lor vo jWi?
Mux nil tlie ItiMorcl xnn xrnnt nn nnrj-
IHMiiilrtr I lull I'liin f-L
(tn ..n..l. .. it......t. ...t. nHli. '''i
q. . u i.vi.m 1., ..r,,,in .wns w.,, J-
riionlli
Iluve a icinrcrt Kuril hm Mrt'ormnrk f&
nt tli ".xictriiiulltnu" taut night In your j I
own liunut whencxer ou xUh. !A x
,Vo 7tc(liii7 (inii icirt Vlctroloa orj.
itcor itiroriM j
i.u iiroiiirri.1' ii i 11 i.icjcjil .
VUiMUMiUtiVMUtMUM
The Underwear and Hosierii De-fl
jmrimeiu announces a splenaim
Holiday readiness. Jf
SILK STOCKINGS
Favored Christmas Gifted
Wf 7jrf, tt linllTtifltl mtnrl nt 4km '
most popular kinds, priced exceed-ii
tnnty low. j
"Onyx" Silk
I Stockings . .
JTho famous l'olntex. Hlack, white.
I bronze, champagne, gray, etc.
Thread-Silk
Stockings ..
Black, vxtilto and colors.
n.75
-40
Misses' Underwear,
49c & 59c
Kltxeco lined, cotton ribbed vests arid
imnts.
Rnvs' Union Suits. S1.25&?
.Tr.. .T.: r ..- .' z :'r-ri
i-arc xxocii rinueu. rxnxurar color; vn-
siirinKauic.
Italian Silk Envc-$0 QQ
lone Chemise...... ' A'
I.U Ilrollirm FIRST t'LOOIl. SOTTTH-
SUPERB
GIFTS IN
Jewelry & Silverware
VX underfill Aorlnn'iil nnd llel "f All The.x're .Moclrrntcl
JI.I.NV ACTUAL IIVIUMI.NS IM'I.UIIIlll
MiWm
(rt
$15 Gold-Filled Watch
Bracelets
$12
Small vvittc.li. xvltl. Kold or xxhltc dial and txxentx-jear
Kuaranteed caw plain or eiiRr.ixcd. J:celknt tnue
Liepers. Conxertlblc extenklon biacelet.
Soldiei-s and Sailors'
Watches
Willi I.rulhrr or Kliukl Mrnp
Radio Dial, $4.50 & $4.98
Black Dial,
With Radio $g to $25
Figures '
Dorothea Pearls, $3.50
Gold-Filled Lingerie Clasps, CQc & QQc
pair ' ou
Sterling Silver Photo
Frames, $2.25
Oval frames; cabinet wire. Limited
iuuntltj
Solid Gold La Valliercs.
$4.98, $7.50, $9.98 to $23
Xexx iirtlMlc dcslKii'i. llcaxy Bold chain.
rcndantH set xxlth full-cut diamonds und
coloret stones ; baroque, pearl droji,
I.lt lrotlier KlItST KLOOII, .SOUTH
Every One Wants
GLOVES
Here Are Kxrrllrnt Kinds
nt Much I'ltder Vitinl
lfrlrei.
' xr,, ci n- 8.
i """"" n y1"" i
I 52 1
! Gloves
I Trench kid in white ;i
J capo In tan, gn, pearl I
I cr ixory. i
s1.49
2
Women's
French Kid
Gloves
Txxo clasp; in black or
vxhlte.
Men's Lined
Gloves. $2
Ono ilasp. Iv'd or suede
lu tan or Kray.
Children's
Lined Kid
Gloves
Ono clasp. Tan
I.lt llrolhrr-
l'lr3t Floor. Stli ht
S1
CHRISTMAS FUR SALE
Savings of
20 & More
Our Guarantee of Truthful Re pre tent at ion Backs Every Piece
$50
Sets
Of liiutrnus skins.
Taupe or Poiret Fox $0"7 Cf)
$95 Taupe Fox Sets $
$79.75
I-arge, luxurious set. conslstlnB of animal bcurf
melon murr.
SCARFS
$7 98 Black or Kit cctney .Scarf H.1.9
$15 Red Fo: Scarf 0.JJ
J2'I.7B Kit Fo Scnrf HIII.1.J
S29.75 Natural Itaccoon Scarf SI0.7X
$3B Taupa Wolf Scarf ,.,'. . ..S52..10
sn Taupe Wool Konrf 37.au
MUFFS
J7.98 Hlack or Kit Coney MurN
55. OS
JIC.75 HUdwn Seal (ded
mui-krat) Muffs XI3.30
gP,Mtm
$75 Kolinsky
Marmot Coat .
1ull rlpplo model; brocaded
llnlUBi
55
tlS .Nutria MutTs VI0.S!
:. 5n Xatural Itaccoon
MufTs S1S.TS'
J'-'l'.-in N'alural Skunk Muffs.me.lS'
satin
SU0 Natural
Uuskrut Coat . . . .
Heautirul dark skins,
collar and cuiTm
T.it nroiinT sccoyp Fton,?
)m
T Jil
tiuuouu PU
Wonderful Purchase of
Men's DERBIES
$3.50 and $4
Values
$2.65
From One of the Largest Makers in
the Country Located Right Here in
Philadelphia.
Fine quality; jet black. Have very
slight imperfections. One sketched.
1.11 llrotlifr.-rSECONU FLOOR, 7T1I STUKKT
jErr
. c- 4
; "sEr Mildred Louise" Dresses for Little Girls
A "Mildred Loune story book, valued at 25c, will be given free to
every little girl who comet to Ihit ale accompanied; by an adult
"Mildred Louise"
Chambray
Frocks . . .
5
j
2.25
Bolero effect, combined with white
lavxn. Hnxii French knots and
shlrrlne Mcctc bed.
"Mildred Louise"
Voile Party $0 AQ
Frocks .: O.kV
.Silk Jacket and liand-tmocklne,
"Mildred Louise"
Bloomer $1 OE
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Dresses.
Ktrliwd Rlnsliani, xvlth pockets und
preuy cnwroiqery.
"Mildred Louise"
Dresses, Three QQr
"retty Stulcs... J70C
White laxxn, xxlth heinslltchlnc
plaits, cnntrustlns collars, cuffs
md pocket flops.
Also winsome Mother Hubbard
fushUm In white lawn, xx Ith French
knots
and lace
:e else. Sizes
up to .' jenis only In this lot
A third pretty Kroup Is of striped
RliiKham with pipings nnd patch
pockets.
"Mildred Louise" $1 AQ
Dresses
Checked elngham and plain chain'
bray. Haxe mebrolderecl vestee.
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MEN'S Furnishings &
Sale
jt Snokins WR.m.
Jackets " x
All-wool cheviotH incl unfinished
worsteds, In gray, green, brown and
blue mixtures, with striped backs.
Have fancy trimmed cuffs and pock
ets ;shaxvl collar ; silk cord landing.
$6 Silk Shirts, $4.98
Smart colored stripes Intermingled
with self-satin ttrliies. French cuffs.
. il Silk. Neckwear, 65c
vjonerrui variety.
1-2.50 & $3
Fiber Scarfs.
! '-irgo size. Iliac
$1.39
rgo size, ulack, xvalte. pearl
inclf heather, 'pxen double In
funcy or crochet weave, with
border und fringe.
MAIN AHCAUi;
50c Silk Lisle Half
Hos, 29c
black and color. Heamlrss. Doublo
high-spliced heels and toea.
Ut ro FIKST FLOOlt, 7T1I ST.
Economically Priced LEATHER GOODS
Krmarkuble Ottering, lprrtnlly W lien You ('onoldfr How C'ot on
TliU AlrriliuinlUe llne Honrrd
$4.50 Leather
Strap $9 QQ
Purses ' A.O
denulue pin neul 'silk llnetl.
Have Inside change compart
ment, mjrror and button fasten
ing. Ilroxvn, gray, green, purple
'nf and blnck.
Men's Bill Folds,
98c to $5.98
iQenulne leather.
$6 Fabrikoid .Traveling
Bag, $4.98
High cut: nicely lined. Has In
side pocket, sexxed corneri, lift
up catches, brass lock and
strung handle. Black or broxvn
$7.50 Traveling Cases, $5.98
Uenulne leather leather lined and
ebony tilted. Contain military
brush, shaving snap case, soap cup,
comb, cloth brush und tooth brush
In bottle; also space for safety
razor.. Black only. . .
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AL.L. AT JlUUJb;ST PRICES'iVJ
Lit llrollier. FOUItTIt FLOOH X'
Our Custom-Made SI
Practical Gifts, j to
.a.ni t,, man or woman who receives tl
iii ue getting the best shoes that
rwssible to make at those prices. g
$Up Crocheted
Sllnnprs
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Heavy lambs' wool Insole. Varlmiu-,
ors, uiso coinDination effecUu r
98(
Wide Choice in Indian Msec
Women'., sizes 1 1 ,9t
3 to 8.t.
1.9t ) Slen'i, .tie V,
I to 11.. .'.tt
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DolgevilleFelt Slippra
Women's Juliets, ,J'-
98c, $1.59 &$1M
Women's "E-'l" 8Hpiwk;;f
51.19 & $1.69 ;
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