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LLEGE BOYS RUSH
TO BECOME MARINES
A HURRY CALL FOR HOSPITAL MEN
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Students Furnish Nearly
Per Cent of Recruits
. to Corps
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'Colleg students form nearly 60 iter
cent of the enlistments to the United
States Marino corps, but the remainder
r distributed through virtually all
walks of life, like "the preacher, tho
baker, the candlestick maker." The
Marine corps" recrultlnc headquarters,
at 1409 .Arch street. Is rtlll ncccptlnic
registered men between the ages of
twenty-one and lhlrt-one, hut their lists
will close at noon tomorrow.
The navy recrultlwr station, at 1B1B
Arch street, will take selective draft
men up to 10 o'clock Katurdiy nlnht,
as It consumes but n ery short time
to sign up nn applicant lifter ho vnn
passed the examination there The army
headquarters arc shut don to selected
men until further notice, after having
recorded nn unprecedented enlistment,
13 36 havlne been sent off this week, of
which 584 went jestorday.
The nay headquarters Is crowded to
day, ctlhtr renardlcss or because of tho
weather, They need especially appren
tice seamen. These men, onco they Bet
abnnril n hattloahltv havo tho privilege
of Joining any one of the nfty-clKht
trades or departments and learning an
ntlrely new occupation If they desire '
The enlistments for tho week ending last I
night, totaled 285. I
neglntercd men are also belnc en
listed for tho United States nanl le
servo at tho recruiting station In the
Naval Home, ritzvvatcr street and
Cray's Terry road. This office, accord.
Ing to Lieutenant M. . Tucker, will
remain open until midnight tonight and
neon tomorrow.
Ono of tho marine corps recrulK
Harry Olantz. the first trumpet of the
Philadelphia Sjmphony Orchestra for
tho last threo seasons, has been assigned
to the United States Marino Band i
Among tho accepted men nre Ambrose
Shepley, a merchant of 4343 Woodland
avsnuc; Paul i:. lllcrly, center In tho
architectural course at Lafajette Col
lege, Easton, Pa.; Edward .1 Kohl
schrelber, of 4950 North Fifth street, of
fice manager; Loal Young Graham, 3d,
of 3909 Spruce street, a divinity Btudcnt,
and Henry It. Illnehart, of 5814 -Webster .
street, a newspaper reporter.
Another marine recruit Is David It
Porter, a teacher In the public schools
of thlB city, living at 1333 Pine street
Ha remarked to the recrultlnc olt'ccr
that it was not necessary to teach any-1
thlnir more here, but that good "Kultur"
of the right kind was needed In Ger-tnfinv.
William Edward Archer, Jr. of Nor
rlstown, Pa , was a pav masti. Chester
V. Lyall, of 1203 Spruce htrect, was
earning his living as n civil engineer,
and Joseph O. Scnnlon, of 5212 Green
street, as a bank clerk. These aie but
a few samples, picked at random, of the
diversified character of the marine toips
rank and file.
Other professions and trndes repre
sented Include tho shipping clerk, book
keeper, draughtsman, carpenter, ac
countant, conductor, tailor, salesman,
railroader, hatter, machinist, Iron work
er, nurse, meter tester, hosiery finisher,
motorman, printer, compositor, chauffeur,
surveyor, chemist worker, patternmaker,
stenographer, and so on.
Harry J. O'Nell. twenty-four vears
, old, 223 South Twenty-second btreet. n
deputy clerk In the United States Coutt,
today enlisted In the United States navj.
paymaster's corps, as a chief jcoinan
He will be stationed at Leaguo Island
Navy Yard.
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GREAT IWMONTH SALE TOMORROW
Will Help to Supply Hundreds
Christmas utf ts at Phenomenal mtii
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Liberty Bonds
Are Accepted at
This Store as Cash
In payment for merchandise or
to be credited to your account.
At Par Value With
Interest
Mail Orders Filled HATS TRIMMED FREE OF CHARGE Phone Orders Filled
Market
Eighth
ONE YELLOW TRADING STAMP WITH
EVERY 10c PURCHASE ALL DAY
Filbert
Seventh
Victor RecordiV
the Largeit Stock mil
Philadelphia sjPj
We Have
$10 Worth of Records Costs Oalf 1
tt . Mnnlh -ft
(20 Worth of Records Coats Oldf.
$2 a Month ,;.
No rift will be more appreciated T
the Vlctrola owner, ' 5
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I.lt Ilrothero FIFTH FLOOB rf
A whirlwind recruitinp campnicn for 100 men wns conducted
today in front of the Ledger UuildinR nt Sixth nnl Chestnut
streets by Unso Hospital Unit 38, stationed here, to foim a new
base hospital unit at Fort Ofilethorpe, Ga., as ordered by the
suigcon general of the tumy.
U.S. LAW TO PREVAIL I
IN FOOD REGULATION
Takes Precedence Over State
Enactment During War,
'Attorney General Holds
IIAUIUSWiin. !ce II
lV,r tho perloil of tho war and for
1 that tlmo unl). when rennslv.tuU Mate ,
food Iiwh come Into conflict with ld-,
ertl acts, tho n.itlonil laws wll take 1
precedence over the Hws nf the com-,
monvvi llth This Is the decision ten
dered todiv In James roii-.t. Mute Dalrj
and Komi t'fiinnislnner, bv tho ;tcrne) '
Generals ilepirtnunt J
Tho opinion given todav followed a
conferemo between Mato Kood Admin
Istiator Howard Ilclns! and Attorney
(letter il llrnnn nnd ms vrltten b
Wm .I Il.trgist, deputy Attoinej Gon
er il ,
The dlsputo arose over the qtiintltv '
(,f boric arid to bo permitted In llsh
told In pcnnsjlviinla and ns to whether
or not tho Stato or I'ederal cold stor
ne laws sltott d npplv to food stored
In Points) Ivjnl.i warehouses Tho State
law forbids borlo acid entirely und Is
different from tho Kedir.il statute ns to
the time food may be held In storage.
In his opinion Mr Hanicst snvs:
"If the President or those acting un
der his authority b vlrtuo of the food
control act makes regulations
the Pennsjlv.inla statuto which conflicts
with such regu'atlons must bo mis
pended. but onl to fur as it dlrectlv,
or ! neectsirv Implication, conflicts
therewith I do not deem It wise Jp
advise nnv gtnei il rule as to tho sus
pension of nnv of our aws I think It
better thtt etch caso should be dealt
with as It arises U Is. of course, un
derstood tint the food control act being
.t war measure will be In force onI
dining the period of the w.ir and the
regulations made under It will suspend
the ltwa of Pennsvlvnnla and jnur
enforcement thereof only for tuclt pe
riod '
Concert Is Postponed
The concert planned for tonight nt
the llellevue-Strntford fot the benetlt of
tlte Settlement MuhIc S,hoo has been
postponed until .Innu.ir 3, on account
of tho Illness of Osslp Gnbillowltsch.
STERN & CO.
$200,000 FIRE DURING
SNOW AND HURRICANE
Bursting Hose Also Con
tributes to Property Loss at
Frostburg, Md.
rfMIinULAND. Mil. Pec 14
With the weather so cold that hose
burst and was rendered useless and
wind blowing a hurricane with blinding
snow, little could be done this inornltiK
to check a fire which started In the drus
store of former Maor John TV. Shea, nt'
Trostburs, and It was some hours before
It could be Rotten under control
The new motor lire truck of the Cum
berland department, responding to call
for aid, was marooned In a miow drift
near Clarjsvllle and reached KiostbuiR,
drawn by sliteen horses, after the fire
was under control. Midland and Lou
acontnc also sent aid. The loss Is placed
about 1200,000, well Insured The ad
joining property also burned.
Congress to Adjourn Next Tuesday
WASHINGTON', Deo. H Congress
will adjourn for the annual Christmas
recess next Tuesday, under a tentatlva
agreement by leaders today.
Buy a
Columbia
Grafonola
for Xmas
You may have one of our hand
some cabinet stvlo Columbias mi
cour home for Christmas on the
easiest payment plan imaginable
either tho style shown or the
choice of many others. Just a
small sum down as low as $100
in some cases and a small con
venient payment occasionally as
you can afford it. Come and hear
these magnificent instalments
plaved and let us deliver ono now
or in time for Christmas.
Pay As You Play
$1Q $91 R
Afternoon
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LibbT jrfi iTTIsbbW J IF Hij7
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$ny:i)f;SteraiFP,ay ftsii Earir
Styles Like These
Are Yours for a Little a Week
ww that
Resino!
stops the itching!
Only those who have themselves suf
fered with eczema or similar itchlnc
burning sUn-trouble can appreciate the
relief that eJirsllouch of Resinol Oint-
. ment brings. Usually the suffering stops
Vj artonce, tne skin oecomes cooi ana com-
lortable.andthetroublc soon disappears.
FWm the very first you can see that it
!i going to get well!
Rkitnol Ointment li n excellent liealinc dreislnf,
tot, for burns, icaldi, cull and itubboin Unit lo.ti.
Sld by til druiriiu.
Thoy aro new and finely mude gar
ments v.itli tlto dasli anil go that mnrks
llio very latest fasliion. Quality and stvlo
luvo dominated our thoughts when pur
chasing tlteso clothes, vet wo havo bought
to such great ndvautogo that our prices
to you aro remarkably low, in fact so
low that we cannot possibly see how
jou can fall to make jour choice from
tmong our thousands of garments.
Women's COAT
Special
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.Seashore
Excursion!
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CITY .
Ocean City, WUdwood,
Capa May
Every Sunday
1
l.0 A. si., from rheatout r
ptuin ai, ifrrr
$1 ound-Trip j;
i $ ?'
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New In design, new In
materials and an excel
lent value. A style ou
will bo flJi (i he
charmed vvlthSiy'
Special
OVERCOATS
for Men
A fashionable and'
warm military model of
roomy nroportlonH and
with heavy self-collar
and belt
all around,.
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$18-75
Women's Suit Special
You will like these dainty yet warm Cl o
and comfortable suits which we havo Plfi
set aside for this occasion
Men's Suit Special
Don't fall to see these attractive (fn
suits In all the new colors and fab- P I K
rlca. Conservative or "pep" styles... w
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Mid-Month
Specials
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Tomorrow'M Mid-Month Special
$1.50 to $3 jgQc
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A lO III. 1. lis' Itntfi-vrrtio In rr' til
"ii" wi:ro.vi i.'i.oon
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Tomorrow'! Mid-Month Specials
$3.50 to $6 $9
CORSETS ;
White and. pink
.No .Visit or I'hone Orders
Brassieres & Bust Confiners,
Regular 75c to $1.25 Values,
50c & 75c
Lace nnd embroidery trimmed Hook
In front or lap over back
32 to $6 Corsets, $1.50
White and nluk coutll, batlsto and
broche I.nc In front or In bad.
No Mull or I'hone Order.
. sncoxD ri.oort
romorroui'j Mid-Month Special
Women's $1.50 to OQc
S1.75 Union Suits ov
"lllht Imprrfrctlnns nf Ilirillll.ll.r
llrnnil. I.lmlteil Lot.
No Vlnll or I'hnne Orders
t otton tlbbcd Seasotnhle vselKhts
lit llrntliers riHST Kl.OOIt, SOl'TH
Tomorrow's Mid-Month Specials
$10 Rocker $7.49
Mahogany finish: upholstered In brown
Spanish lettherette
S16.50 Library Tables, 11.69 ,
mloimmii oik or miiho(tnny finish, 3tl
Inch l)racr and shelf
58.50 TeieDhone Stands, $5.98
Vltli shelf .md rack , dlsaiipcirlnit
chair 14 Inch I'UfHTH I'l.OOK
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$33.50 Reed
go!& $27.98
Uuarantoed mare lubber tltc, wlnd
thlelil and coiiluim llnlnir
Tlimil Fl.OOlt
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Tomorrow's Mid-Month Specials
$8.50 Royal $C ,
Wilton RUGS ; u
Itlch two-tono effects. 27xGt Inches
Nu Vlnlt or I'lmne Orders
85c Cork Linoleum, A n l
Pour Yds. Wide : Si,, yd. 2 C
I'emntnt lengths l'lease brlmr size"
No Mull or l'honr Ordrrs. 1 ourlli I loor
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Tomorrow's Mid-Month Special
An Overcoat A Fine Gift for the Man SMid-Montfi
We are holding a sensational Holiday sale! Every fashionable style and fabric it here r
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$10 Gold-Filled
Watch
Bracelets
Involved arc extraordinary purchases from some of the countiy's jimst prominent makers, and it is
it it h pride that ice tell you
Thi U the I'lnoHt Stock of Mnlium-l'rlcfd Clothing Kvcr Aswcmlilctl in n Sale
$15 $1 CA $20 $1C $25
Overcoats-' Au Overcoats-' At Overcoats
Trench, Chesterfield, loose-fittinp; nnd conservative styles.
Bent Top
Domes,
9.98
17.75
$28
Overcoats
20
.mber nlss with leaded border I mil
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69c IMcrcerized CAr
Satin finish 1'loral and batin stiipo
lelirns.
22c All-Linen Crash, 18c
Flarnslevweivo Absorbenl and llntles.3
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Tomorrow's Mid-Month Special
$1.75 Fruit & Game $ 1 1Q
Pictures '
Three Bection fianioa F1KTH 1'I.OOn '.
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Tomorrow's Mid-Month Specials
Women's $4.50 to $6 $9
Swnnfprs ' &
Fiber hlllt. ienli
Hro7en sizes nnd colors
Quilted Sleeveless Vests, 85c
Jap ullk. interlined All-black, all
white or blark-vvlth-whlte or livender
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$35 "Oxford" Coaster
Brake $QO QC
Bicycle . .
rirctrlo Lamp With Kadi
Has mud suards. roller chain, one-
lilece Fauber hanger, reversible bars
non-PMd itrep.
Men's 51.50 Sweaters, 9ac
nibbed Knit. In Oxford, with pockets.
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$10.50 Wool $Q
Blankets
Knool cotton .warn Tlnk or blue bor
ders and blndlne, 76x84 Inches. Weigh
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$5 White Spreads. $4
Marseilles 80x90 Inches.
4.50 Fleecedown UO OC
Blankets ' "-
Have annearance of wool. White with
nlnk or hlue horders HllRhtlv soiled.
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J520 "Schwarz" Demountable
"Wheels, U19 7ZI
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Includes four wheels, five Jackson
rims for 10x3 J4 -Inch tires, wrench and
completo set nub bdlts and nuts.
$10 All-Wool AutoUggg
Robes .j ......... .
SU 09x10 lnchei.
Men's Fur-Lined Overcoats
I or Chrlitmas altt fliesc ore sprclalt
$35, $57.50 & $85
Men's Stylish Winter Suits Under-priced-Prices,
$11, $13. $l.ri, $10.50
Trench, ceml-belted nnd plain models
Men'H Guaranteed Rain Coats
Of hlcli-ijrado rubberlrcd fabric
55, S7.50, $10, $12
and up to $20
llovs $J.."i0 Guaranteed $Q OK
RainCoats J 'JD
With Cap
Of double-texture cloth. Si7es 0 to IS
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Boys' Hifrh-Gradc Winter A QO & $7 Et(
Suits & Coats t.sJ70 .OVI
N'nrfolk Sultti In checKs, plaids nnd
mixtures!
Vlucklnuwn nnd Sports fonts! Nor
folk stvlcs In checks and blanket
piaius
Alllltnry I'olo Cnnlst Cheviots and
caPKlmeies
ntrrennts: I'opulnr fabrics In
svllsh hlnRlo and double-bicnstcd
muucis
lao Junior Norfolk, Hilly llov nnd lonuu.v Tucker Suits ut $1.08.
Sizes Throughout, 2'j to 18 Years.
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Coats J VmiO
Made of noveltv lniilutcs nnd zlbellne. with
belt and pitch pockets Havo convertible col
Itj2 some with kertnil
Misses' Fine Coats, $18.50
Of mannish coatlnn, velour and eal
lilush Almost all are belted and nre dl
tltiRulshcd for velvet, plush or ker.tml
trlinmlnir Some even have full fur rol
lats: others have plush tollats and
borders llodv lined One tlliilrntnl.
Misses' Cheviot Suits, $17.50
In navy blue, hlflclc. brown or Kreen.
font la In hlgh-walst-llne cflect, wnnrtlv
braid and button trimmed nnd nlcclyllned.
FOR WOMEN
Fine Choice
in Coats
Tor trimmed velnur coats, n!w peb
ble chovlot nnd burella cloth models.
$22.50
Women's Serge & Silk Frocks, $18.50
Of taffeta, ertpo do elilne, ctepe meteor nnd fc.itln
In prcttll" ili.imd, plaltid or tunld Htjles with
ti'eorKetle civile or pclf-iuateriil sleeves, satin or
liioicette collars.
The serK models are braid trimmed
Women's Poplin Suits, ( Women's Coats, S29.75
Special, $19.50 Of telour. l.ioadcloth and man-
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$1.65 Satin $1 OQ
Messalines ; x'ou
N-f( Hiclit nnd ilnrk fthatlfr.. nlio
blmlt nnil wiilt: 35 Inclim nlilp.
$1.05 Chiffon
Taffetas
33 IncheH wide llest
black nnd n.ivv blu".
$
1.39
colors; nlso
H.49
s1.49
Imperial Satins...
Itlclt rinallty Knshlon
ablo shndes; also tilnck.
S1.75 Striped Tub
Silks
32 Inches wide Waslnble. S-itln-strlpfl
imttetns In rich color combinations
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Extraordinary Mid-Month Specials
2.50 Envelope Chemise
$1.98
(XI Limited lot of three
,.SmSJ1 hundred and fifty.
iPW.1 nf anlin vviflv flonr.
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gctte ana lace trim
ming. Satin ribbon
Straps. One sketched.
Ten -jew el c Un
der watches with
cines KUaranteed
10 vears Con
vertible extension
bracelet. Nicely
boxed.
-No Mali or rhone Orders Filled .,
$5 Strap Watches, $4.50
Tor soldiers and sailors Black dial;
radio tltrurcs ..
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Women's $3 Pure $0.2S v
aSltr TTnskvnlloa mmt
nrcen, blue, red, black and purple.
Carved mission handles with cord.
Slightly Imperfect.
o Mall or rhons Orders
FIIIST FLOOR. SOUTH1
romorrom's Mid-Month Special
Quadruple-Plated
Silver $-J 6Q
Toilet Sets ; 0'
Comb, brush nnd mirror Kncravlnf
free. I'lllST FLOOn, SOUTH
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Remnants of 30c to
50c Cotton X 1Q
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Goods
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Camisoles
49c
No Mull or I'hone Orders
3 to 7 ard lenKths In Oxford walst
InKs. fancy madras, plain nd silk
striped voiles, poplins, crepes do chine, .
etc.
75c Silk Stripe Poplins', 37c
Self-colored In navy, steel grsy,
llelelan blue, old rose, cadet, old sold '
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f$25 Velour $1 Q.95
'wn-tono combinations. '
49c to 56 Curtain Strips, each
IRp in WOO
Irish Point. Tatnbour, Nottlnslianuf
m seis Net and braided net. J
39c to 59c Japanese Pieces, $'
zoc 10 aye
i:iti and white scarfs, souaret ano-
ccnterpleces, THIHD FLOO '
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with lace and ribbon
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Every Little Girl & Boy j Diamond and Platinum JEWELRY
Is Imited to Our TO) TO. A wonderfui ,lock of olher jewery. al, Silverware that
$6 Coffee
Percolators,
?4.50
S-o lame were our toy pmclnses that
nlthough we havo sold thousinds, 50U
would never know It. fot fresh, new le-
servo stocks aro constantly arriving
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Two Big Mid-Month Specials for
Girls!
Sensational Purchase of Tots' $2 to
$5.50 $i,$2&$3
skoals In 9li10 Ai fi t,,,,.
No Mall nr I'hone Orders 1 Mini
Chinchilla, coiduroy, velvet, mWtures
nnd paca cloth, smart!) trimmed
Urokeu sties, 2' to ti jears One pictured.
Big Girls' S3.50
Raincoat Sets,
with
Hat
10 A. M. Sale.
No Mall or
I'hone Orders
Hubber 1 z e d
double - tet
tuio bomba
zine Sizes C
to 10 j ears
lit llrotheri
Second Floor
will delight Christmas shoppers with its variety and mod
crate prices.
Platinum Brooches,
13 diamonds, $185
Platinum Bar Pins,
17 diamonds, $300
Platinum La Vallieres,
11 diamonds, $115
Platinum Rings,
3 diamonds, $225
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Fine Pearl Beads, I
98c to $1.98
Neik and opera length. Solid
gold catches.
Solid Gold LaVallieres, ,
$4.98 $5.98 $7.50 $9.98
Set with sapphire, nmothjst,
ruby or barouuo pearl. Somo
have genulno diamond. I
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Toilet $1.98 to $7.50
Dorothea Pearls, $3.50
Sets,
Comb,
brush and mirror
Military Sets, $7.50
Cigarette Cases,
$2.50 to $4.98
Baskets, $12.50
Tea Kettles, $10.98
Christmas Suggestions
for the Baby
SOLID GOLD
Rings, 98c, $1.50 & $2.50
Chains and Lockets,
$2.98 to $7.50
STERLING SILVER
Bib Holders, 98c
Rattles, 98c to $2.25
Comb and Brush Sets,
$1.98 to $3.75
SILVER-PLATED and
STERLING SILVER
Knife, Spoon & Fork Sets,
65c to $5.98
Cups, $1.98 to $5.98
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copper. Six-cup klzc. Havo
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Fumed oak finish
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75c Pocket
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Stag handles ; tempered steel blade.
$3 Hygeno Carpet
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Raccoon Set
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COATS & COATEES
$135 Hudson Seal (Dyed Muskrat)
Coatee, with Ermine Collar, $97.50
$110 Natural Muskrat juoat, Hudson
Seal Collar and Cuffs, $85
'$250 Hudson Seal Coat, Collar and
Cuffs of Natural Skunk, $195
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GIFT SLIPPERS Today
75c Writing
Paper, Box .
50cf
$1.19&$1.69
for at No Place in Philadelphia Can You Find the
Equal of These Attractive Stocks and Prices
WOMEN'S SLIPPERS
$1.50 & $2 Felt Juliets, 98c & $1.59
mr and ribbon trimmed.
$1.50 & $2 Felt
"E-Z" Slippers .
$1.50 Crochet Slippers, 98c j
Misses' & Children's Felt Bootees,
98c, $1.25 & $1.49
Felt Juliets, 98c & $1.19
Felt "E-Z" Slippers, 79c & 89c
MEN'S SLIPPERS
Men's $1.50 Tan Romeos,' $1.19
$2.50 & $3 Romeos & EveretU,
$1.98 & $2.49
Women's Tan Calf Lace
Shoes An exceptional vilue
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Men's Tan Lace Shoes, $7
Men's Genuine Cordovan Shoes, $9
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