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EVENING PUB.LIO LEDGER-PHILADELPHIA. MONDAY, DECEMBER 17. 11)17
WOUNDED PHYSICIAN T
i IS A PfflUfDELPHIAN
Lieut. Hugh Cotter Boyle
Practiced Here Until Called
to Action Abroad
l.lcutpiutnt IIiikIi 1'iitlpr tluli" iclmrt
Vil )iy (icncr.il l'n-.ilil n 'uu" Ik-pii '
ecnl woundi-il l"i 11111011,111 therm
tier 7 while Atl.icliiil to IN llrltWi
timiiii. N a I'IiIIihIpIi.IiI.i iliU mi mill
fl Krniluiito uf Ti'iiipli" t nlptln thin
city.
" Iiortoi IIonIp Ih t,i'iit-nllit' ".ir nlil
' Itc wni horn In l.tirrrnt. n fma ' town
near WllkenHnrir" ami .inn ti I'lil n
dplpliln nlinut IHi joiiri" ni;n IN Muilleil
nwillelnp at Tuni'i t"nlerKlt. Brail
. linlliiK In .tunc 1011. unit i-cretl fnr a
cnr an an IntPtiu In tin1 s iin'irlt.in
Hni!1nl Two nrn ami lit" ifnm latetl
himself In thi pinrtlic tif lili i offi-ljn
with lir. (ifiiiKf ' ll'iil 'tl' iilIU""
at HliI llrli" ii.miih. unci roiitlhiit-il Hili
cHinmi'tlnii tmlll Hip tili.iii nt Hi"'
t'nltPit States Intn tin' wnr wlii'ii In
enllstt'il In tin nidlU.'il rwmi' i'iiti
Ilottor Ilojlt i.ih"oi1 tin r.tnilh illtms
miciofull. ami w.i iiiniiiiIxhIiiiiuI a
ffconil lit utiMi ml l.iitt M.i hut fm mum
time Wat nitt mileml lt uilUi tlut,
lit "tta mi Ittip.tlitMit to K"'t Into the
thlik of tlilnc" that lit- tent n t It 1:1,1111
to KurKcon 1. 'cut 1.1 1 iIihr.i at Washing,
ton iilp.nlliig to ht ft nt lo Kuiim' sn
le"siilt lip whh suiiiniontil to V shlniiltm
anil uiiili-rMPiit a hrltf ti.ilnltiK at Hip
army nml n.iy M'linol. aftrr which lip
wan ftnt ahro.nl In f-pptoniher of thli
year; ho was .itlm-hcil to tin llritHi
nmhtil.in" p rorpt o 17 w.ih thp i.inK
of it'UhnPiital KiirRpon I. iter hptni trnnt
ferrttl to thp Sri nml IM11I11111 Inf.intr)
A luirt tlmr nco thttp ui" 11 1.1II foi
.American i'ikIi.I.iih for tirmli dutj
antl l.lriitpnant H0.I1" tmitr'inl imIiih
with n luinihtr of otht r phj.-klnnt t
tee who uliuuliltcn lie won hN ilculie
antl went Into tin" titntlie' "I In lit vt
heaitl from I1I111 whm In thr nnnviiin.e
inent of lltnrial l'i rvhlnK' that lip h,nl
lipen KPrlniith woiiinlcil Tilt" rstent of ami all of tin
his woumN is not Known lici
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M'ADOO TO OPEN DRIVE, CARS TO MOVE COAL
AGAINST DISLOYALTY INSTEAD OF SOLDIERS
Speech Here Tonight Will
Start Nationwide Cam
paign on Propaganda
Health Also Assigned as Rea
son for Changing Meade
Christinas Plans
I.IKUT. HUC.H COTTI-.K liOMh
Kormcily a Phtlailelpbin phy
sician nml 11 graduate of Temple
University, reported by General
PcisbitiK to have been severely
wounded in action December 7
in I'tance.
Setietni nf Hip Treason .MrAilo"
will tonlR'.it nthltpi a inertltn nt tho
I'tilol LraRtip wh.p'i will he the first
Etui In a natloiiwlilp t'tiniMlcn Iti"tltti1etl
ftir Hip puiptifc of Ktnmplim out lirrman
propdK.intla In th" fnltetl StntcH at il
(ilnu'llik' Hip people of Hip inuntr) t" a
iilBhe- ileBrer of lmfilotlo Hill It.
This Is Hip llrt't time In Hie hl'tnrv o
the t'tilon ..purii tint n lieinoomt lmr
lirii ln Itcil tn k 10.1l. there
lMwntil V lll!rl,. ""'nlimao of the
I'lihctl Stalf 1 Shiptili'T It" int. -illl iiImi
piinie In I'lill.nlrlp'il 1 to lurHilpite In
the npenlUB of the 1 uniulo at il will lie
hc.irtl for the flit time .is ,1 piK-jUrr In
this elty when he .nlilieses the Hpe.it.
prs' lititeail of the t'ommlltco of 1'ubllc
SnfeH
liovrinii" Lhiiiiih.iiiB.i will he one of
the .ppiikciM at Hie met Hub toiitBht. in
wul iiImi fm mi 1 Stitr Spii.itni l.iti"t
1. Tiistln Mi 'Inst. .i eh.ilim.iii of
tiit FpeiKeri hurfni ot the I'omm'Uee
of I'ulilu S.iftt, Ins jiit iftuinril om
a t.iiii" of the St.up unit iriorts the nreil
of .1 iiKiomelit amoiiB the (leop'p itmotr
fiom rallroait .tathins t.i aitiiisp In
ciean-tl liitriet In the war
Prl.it In tlif. luppl hit? tiitiltlil S... r
tar .Mi'Ailu) Mr llutlc 111 iMhr other ' Mih"'t
ppcakns will he the g"jpst nt .1 ilintirr , h( ill 1
at tl.p I'nloii l.e.icne .unl "
I AMP .Mi:Hi: Ailmlial. Mil. Uei 17
tleneuil .1 N'kholson. loiiiinmiler
of the l.llieil Olvlslon. In a utatenient
maile to the camp newppiper men totl.o
nihl the tliief ie.itni that compelleil
the r.illro.nls to ilein eilte tn Kohllers
on i'hrltniftR wn- their nesite In tcllee ( ,, ,(1 1,1,,,
CAUWAI.AI)i:it HOMK 110H11KD
Jewelry Kvccedlnir 51300 In Value
Stolen Other Thefts Reported
.Icwelr". uiluetl nt inoie than $l.Tn
'wb-. Molen ft 0111 'Hip home of Mis. John
fii'l'Milailcr lolf l.oeutt stteet. Tlie loss
was ImnirillHlrl") irpoitcil lo the pollei'
who are InaklliB nil ItiM-stls.itltiil of the
care The lulihrt. oet'iititil iuiiw 11111"
hetween Thutnla niBht ami hint iiIbIu.
I either riiMierles ieiniteil at ("It) I Mil
till inonlliiB were Ik.iiIoip Wilder, n
silk anil dtrss uotls whnlepnhr. whtt
I stole nt tfl Noith "-epoml Hreet w.ib
cnteicil anil robheil of iihoiil IImhi woith
1 of Fill, KOOlW.
I WelshtrB. 11 tranmtci, of III South
Third "tlet't, tc"orl(tl tint 11 Irani lieloiiB
toBitlKi" with $JUH0 worth
BID TO BANQUET BOARD
OPENS LEGAL BATTLE
Warrants Prepared for Ar
rest of Promoters of Din
ner to Magistrate
the 1011I ifitil.Uloii "f men's iIoHiIiib. hail lirm stolen
"t I'niiiii Mriulr.' sulil the Heiur.il, I Seirr.il hohlups were ills 1 lepoilttl
"wr pbintieil to unlit I'lirUtnus p is-.es I A man wearliiB a Unlit own wit ami a
... .1 .. T1,.i w.il.l!l,r""" de,,, enleie.l tin. st.up ol Jos.pl,
iu tv n r t"iu 1 11 in. in'
imuti Hie ti.uispottal'on of appiolmite.
MAGISTHATi:S DUANV LOTS
Seven" N'ewly Chosen Assit-ned to
Courts by Hand cf Chance
" Seen newlj rVetetl M.iKhttales ilirw
for itmrts tnit.i) In Hit Jlaors othee
The ili.iwhiB, ns Is the nisioni. was mail
fiom .1 ilrili hat, hnt for Ihe'ori asl
ami follow Iiib a 1 onfi irnei" tho 111 Irii
n.ents weie nniionntt il. as follows
.In-ptli .1 IIot I'oiut No I.. .Mil
futhlKit stieet. fuinnils .M.iBlstiatP
risenhrown's toiiit , .Ino J liir.ls I'miil
No Id, 11.11 reli littt. r.inneii pre
shletl 0M.1 l .Maslstr.ilr Tr.ne.i , Wil
liam Clspiihrown. I'ouil No 1. ISO''
South Sixth stittt. M.iBlstt.ite "tl.iil.ir
lantl's toiirt . I'h.nlis P l'.ooni i'miil
No 1, al 151ft San-inn sti t-1 lioliloMri
Atldnson Cie-ltllo I'uiiit No L'l liiJT
rrankftml inuuuv riinnt.il Miib sn.ite
llorle's Ciiml: l'liink " Nelf '"iiil No
18. 1128 Wist illiaitl avrniii holilopr,
ami William 1 I'niiiphi II. i'oiut No IT..
",tn Hast illi.inl axtnif fornurh ,M.iK
istr.ite I'osttllos toiirt
medai- rou iiousi:s- i:ksci;i:u
Police SeiKcant Hcio of (Jimbel
Stable l'ire Is Kewardcd
Stiiet SeiReaut Jolm J MolH'W of
the riftienlh ami Vim' slirt-ts nation,
was tleior.iteil with a slbei 1m1l.1l at
the roll tall or polhe llfiiteiunts in th.
i.ltlee of Siiinilntenileiit Itnlilii.wii tml.i
for lesfiiliiB fin! lnnVt In thr Hie
which tlestroiil the Hlmhrl llrotheis
italile nt Twtnt.-liist ami M irkit stuets
on NoMtnher 3ii The medal was pit
fcntert h Mis M IL VamleiBrlft a
nit mliei of the etiiiile i-oinniititi of
the Woman s l"t misi b.inl.i Soelet for
tin l'irentlon ot I'rin lt tn Animas
M0110W i-.illlnu to six polltemt.li tti
follow, tnsheil into the liurnliiB hnlhllm
aiihnals wtie s.imvI l.et-
tiis of I'oinnif nil.itlon tiac hem si nt to
Hie men who aliltil In the rieiie h Miss
If'la. .V. AslihtlilBP. pusldent of Hi"
nchti t
holds up sion.ooe.co3 dj:ai.
I. 1 ..UOIJ mm iiinl woulil nncts'lati- the
lli'n.ilili-tl.m of llftt en etin trains 'rtioie
ait lhlit..'.wo .Nnl.uti.il Ami) ianin ainl
to pi hi icitul iKilltla; setlfi" for the
soMleri t.ie i.illtoatl woulil hae to fil"
nlsh litailt "no 1 Mia tmlll". At theires.
cut tint, the rtit,int"t anil Main t rrws f.uv
111 iln 1 h'sKP " srhe li nun, tut toal
iiinl otli. 1 sti'iplles that me ureileil li
tlvlllans
It null"! aim lie 1ml lie In niliitl that
relt .mill). ISiniO men flout eauip woulil
sulnett ilim to measles, imimii
otliei M.iiitouult'.ililp ailments
Privnds' Unit Docs (iood ork
Mm II Booil has hein a. . oinplislatl h
tlie Vim rli'.in Kiknils ireousliin Hon
unit now tn Ki.uu'e. anorilitiB in the fltst
leporlM of the woil, w I1I1 li ha just
Pten tet'ehtil in Phil nlrlphi.1
'in 1'
hut
r il
tire-
1 mis tu-iiml of tlie Mat The
if Hip men must he consltlereil
in lip ..ufrBiiat iletl much hetttr
1 Me ul. than In the lnmi "if the
W .11 1 ants for Hip lit rest of Jit-tin of
tap Prate M V llairlKan of l'.ioh : J
llowaitl iIhhI'Mii of 1114 Pi tin .v'.tuiir,
ami l.ron II i'o. of " 4 S 1 1 Hirpuwa.i
It Hillr me Iii'Iiib lillltli; out toil.li. Uf
cotilliiB to IMrtiitt Vtttiim Samuel P
HutiiP Mr liot.lll ailtlril that Hip tiller
men will har a lit .11 Iiib oil VVrilnesila
at In oV'otk, lirfoie .MiiKltuite Waloli.
The; are rlialKfd with toiirplilMB to
cheat ami tlefiauil In 1 oiinti tlou with a
tllniiti' to he Irinlet'il In I101101 of M.ibIs
tiate I'liailrs I .lrlll.e. pteltirnt of
the Magistrates ami 1 ' mslahles' Vo
1 iatlun
tlooilwin .nil toil i) thai the illntiei
Woulil he laid as planiu-il, at thr ltellr-
'I hilr-tl.o . whflhrr the
iHtloti'wim heltiB brouRht lis Inn own
ollke on ptlilenco roltectetl i mm of hill
ilclirtlrs, "It Is perfeetl.v pvlilenl fiom
the letlets nut out h the piomotem,"
he said, 'that the mpieulou was Bleif
that the MiiRistrntrs ami I'onflalileH'
mo Inllnn was spnlisor for the illnuer.
As 11 matter of fact tin one would profit
li) It hut the proiuotris 1 tn il thej snhl
iiienl thai whatexei money rem.illiluK
aflri the iot of thp illiinir had heen
uift was to he rrtalntd hi tin 111, how
I many ppople would linvn silli-nlhetl'"
.Mr. lioodwln rtpratrd that ali one
who wanled his uione Inch liefoie the
illnnei' miii welcome lo It lie nsertcd
1 that Hit promotf-i hail sriupiilouslj
uxolihd saltiB that the illnnei was for
the In nrllt uf the .MaBlstrates nml foil
stnlilc- VssolI.iHoii " VW hail tn kIxp
1 It some sort of a name, didn't wr?" he
nsktd "Vinl li" It was to he 111 honor of
I .V'iikIsIi.iIp Mi Iv lite we i.illtd it 'The
MnKlstiate's IHiiiipi VV'r touhln't lime.
lulled It The lioRealrhets' IHntiir,'
rould we"
A
$1200 Tire in a Pawns
I'lrp urlgltintliiR on Hie, third!
the liulldliiR occupied h a pawntN
II1111. i llosenllml. :e:3t ('enH
nveiiue. loday rauK.U ilainegr entH
at f IJ0U,
Limn n .".ill South Tenth nltrt. painted
n reioht'i at the head of the tletk 1'. It
llaviii opfiiril the cash drawer uid stole
$.'." in t.ish. p has not Mt hten,ioiiii(l
lium'nM. 1 'hi ill'). foitfoitr r.iis
old. of Ml Ninth Slt.ouith stieet.
was attHLkeil hi two tiii'toe-t ami 11 white
man at the tornei of lllshth nml rli-st- iur.-,ttatfird on
mil stieets last nlBht ami was lohh.d .ifr..M, . ,., .. o ,1 ,o- m.t
of some ea.l, ami his watth. 1; 1l(1 ,,.,,. Anio ,, , , ,
Iwo lu'Bioes. htlleird to h pi in. Ipals win the imnplaitiant l " said h.imiii I .1
In several inetit hohl-ups In the noUIi Houston iittuine toy Hip tin en pro
westitn ecHtin or the fit). Iat nliiht nioters of the haimuel ' IM like lo know
rohhtd N Pre!, of 1 T11.-. IIntiMer stieet. whos li.nl, of all this Theru'a s inn- I
of Jl.'i. Pullte tpcit to nppiehenil thliiB futiiii iiliotit It The tllmiei was'
Uiese iitKioet In 11 few tlni mircsrutfil onl.i as a testimonial limit I
Vhout $lnii') wiuth of piopeit; was to .M.iEl-ttatr Meli ill. and not . one to I
lot when 1 thltf dioM" off from the , he htld fur Hip hrnelit of the MiiRlstiatos I
I'l.ule l.liic whatf with a tlellien tnn !i nml nt.ilil-' V-so, iatlun Who 1 011I1I 1
1 lnnileil w,th j-hiits lirlt)iiBln to lll!,i h.. -... luiriu.tl l. It us to ( oinplaiti "
lllotlnis. of Hi,. .Metlopolltaii IIiiIMihh I 1'iM'l.l Vll nne. lir.tan sulil Thai Hie '
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A Real Christmas
I- innt mfilnil ti tlmn e t vnn
1 li-f) iii 'I .'''- " "' " ri?
Inl'ttn m -U v.ivii Kill- fHr v
nifl fur u-i tlif ithl p rruiii'-
liiiiHirte.) r tuitnii unif U r
WJfti in toiiht ui. 1 - !' hi
(IAIUM.M X t"j-Muu - fiMi!i! t
rt I uf I.
LLEWELLYN'S
I'liltiih-liilili's otaml iril Urns 'lurr
1,-ilS Chestnut St.
1 m, 1 lull until in ilnUh
li 1 1. 1 'inate fol Hie men who
isl n spi nil 1'lirlstm.in at
it is .1 situation that i .iiinot
So mini will ! Kit en a
.. 11 t unlis it is nlisolati
him 10 go home
hail pi nun
, lion e I 11
P., in ul. .I
hat. r th
1 nei 1 - il f
Penrose Stdettack.s Hill to Huy
salable Kami I.oaiuUonds
U11-
VV VMilNlI TUN. Int IT Si nalol
Prill lisp, of Pelltisll.anl.l, tl.lllt lefllsid
tod.i.t to in. unit tin" sen.itt. to consider
a nif.isuie. piopotil lj senatoi Hulls
and I1.11.kt1l hi the Ailinlnlsii.ilioii lo
iiiilhnii' the Trensitrt lieim tint in to
l.ii. $i)(i,iiiia, 111111 r.11111 loan homls wliith
hate heiomr tlrtuallt iinsalalilr 111 the
liiieslnu nts maiket
'Tin -c 1ur.1l hanks p.ne inen allownl
to ti if t 11I1111B until thei hate ic.nhul
tlilil.il hilikililiti t tletlalttl Senaloi
Pinnisp V n'.iinlalotiv tnmlitioii hit
hit n peimitt" d t'i t ist
WHO VILL ASSIST ME?
It iIiti 11 111111 or wont in In I'liUn,
win ulll t ikr ihiMic- " l liiiilnrt
nun tit the I'Ment nT JU'W
The iicf-il Ih iirccnt mill lirht inn-!
(unit n 1 liter (Inn 11. 0 ti, in, I iipmI n
i'iiovh vna t: rii
Dirt Wanted'
63d St. & Passyunk Ave.
Ilui Island llriinrh lVniin, It. U.
lt cnt pT iluiiltlt triim loud puld fnr
rtt-uii lUllnc niHtrriiil. M'I " tlie
worl ur tn
T. F. REILLY
.0lh St. .V. ( It. Are.
I, Illli t. .V lllinwnoil Ate.
LUIGI RIENZI
1714 Walnut Street
Annual Clearance Sale
Furs
Coats and Sets
Hciluccd In January Prices for the Ativan. sine of lite
Christmas Shopper
Novelty Sets, 15.00 HE
Fur Coats - 100.00, HE
SUITS DRESSES COATS HATS
'YATEft
METEffl
lOMl'Ul.HOI.Y MfcTI U"
I'llll.V. JII.TI.lt CO.. OK Heal IM Hi"
Trust llulltliiie. tir Vour I'lumher
iiriMiiirtriuiiiBBiiiii'ir ' 'I'lf in r
I Gift
1 Neckwear
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923 MARKET STREET
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Chestnut Juniper South Pcnn Sqiuirr
Gifts of Gold for Women
Belt Pins' Doi inc. Powder Boxes Lingerie Pins
Cigarette Cases Puff Boxes Rosalies. Ciosscs,
Slipper Buckles L'p Salve Boxes Crucifixes
Miniature Frames Sewing Sets Gold-Mounted Umbrellas'
Photograph Fiamc. Thimbles and Crops
Eyeglass Cases Tape Mcabuics Jeweled Finger Rings
Mesh Bags and Purses Desk Articles Signet Rings
Card Cases Bool; Marks Bangles, Bracelets
Pencils, Fountain Pens likegren Watches Brooches, Bar Pins
Pen Holdcis Ccntuiy Waltftcs Veil Pins, Hat Pm
Manicure and Bracelet Watches Juliet Sets
Dressing Table Sets Lorgnons & Chains Knitting Needles
Hand Minors Sautoiis Yam Bangles
Vanity Cases Necklaces, Lockets Vaporolc Capsule Cases
Moderate P
rices
tat
BULL DOG BUNTING
( h urn! S..IIVK n riaf
Mn lulu fnr i tirltm.in
Oifl 3x" hirl J-:
l S with mtiiiililprfil
nrfl ti, Sfixd fur lataiuh
of nthf-r f p-1
FINK & SONS
VI N. Till st. Ill . Kill l.
XMAS GREETING CARDS
Choice Seuctionsfor
Personau Enoraved Cards
PflMERA SPECIALBT
v 812 CHESTNUT st. l
AINT BOXES
Outfits for
DRAWING
PYROGRAPHV
Brass Craft Worl'
inr.M'ii ri..r.viXTiMi
TArKSTKV-fAINTIMl 4 hri.M'U.lM",
F. WEBER & CO., 1 125 -.!,,'r;,,n,,1,
Opn llB until 7 o'clock. Dec 17-.. Inc.
t3 MrtfZZixIfn
I If J 50c
I K -f to
W $5.00
1 Gift
OloVes
B hfffh $1-50
i yiA to
I lw $10.00
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I For Tucsday-Wc Continue 5
OUR GREATEST
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MOTOR ROBtS
f FOR CHRIS IM AS a
I W hit "ltr slit lo .lt or A U ,
. frln4 Ihan a warm, comtorl. SX SI W?.
Sf able S A Motor Kobe. boL! by V M JB
f lourlocal de-ler. I ooktorthe V o Sm J r f
JAIridc mark. PJf Tlli
XVM.AYRES4SONS,rblllil'!plili S SSffiHl
I 1 1 " H f it no
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WE THANK YOU!
Owing to our inability to cope with the tremendous
crowds that filled our store all day Monday we are
forced to continue this our last Profit Sharing Day
of the year tomorrow, Tuesday. New merchandise
has been added and many sale articles further
reduced.
Again, we thank' you, for ypur kind appreciation of
our efforts.
No matter how far uivay you live it will pay you
to make every sacrifice to be here tomorrow.
COME AND SAVE! SAVE! SAVE!
Because of the enormous crowds which will attend I
this sale we cannot handle C. O. D's., Approvals, Mail
or 'Phone Orders, Charges or Exchanges.
s fr i i -iVf''' ' ' - ,
V l.T"---- j'Z f ilKdM.ft k.-Xi.7 i rU' . MtV. '
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sT T aifl I ar rone -raers, tnarges or cAciiongca.
Hosiery ,q $10 Silk and Party Dresses $5
A dog and some hu
mans ypu will be glad to
know play put their parts in
dh .C abik jfet .fe. L -1 K lh j 1 I Lk fh f?-
a 1111c uuiuuut uuuiv. xiic m
stirring tale of the great-1
ViartAf1 Ancr Rarpi anrl wtiafl
t3 h.a.. .kv
took place in the lonely
Northern Woods is magnifi
cently tpld by James Oliver
Curwood in
"BAREE, SON OF KAZAN"
, Irnest Thompson Seton
has written a book that calls
up the fightingitnen and In
dians and horses of the Old
West. It is
"THE PREACHER OF CEDAR
IGift
Handkerchiefs 1
$3 to I
1 $8-50 I
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1424-1426, JGhestnut St.
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$25 Seal Plush Coats $16.75
Up to $25 Fur Trimmed Suits $10.00
$3, $4 and ,$5 Trimmed Hats 69c
$3 GEORGETTE WAISTS $
scores or orana new siyies in imiciiu, jap
Silks, Marquisettes, Tub Silks and others.
Many trimmed with large 3 at in collars. All
fashionable shades.
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5 Children's $4 Coats $2.00
500 Children's Wash Dresses 25c
$1 Women's" House Dresses 39c
$1 Lingerie Waists 42c
$3 Large Coney Muffs $2.00
250 $4.75 DRESSES $
150 $8.75 SMART SUITS -
100 $6.75 WINTER COATS ....
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Women's $3 Serge Skirts, $1.00
Girls' $10 Winter Coats $5.00
Children's $4 Serge Dresses .' $1.89
$5. Angora Sweater, SU, $1.00
meHEPPE
PIANO
Here is a piano particularly qualified to produce real
Christmas music. The tone is absolutely distinctive in
quality deep, resonant and powerful iilmost as great
as a grand piano. This is accomplished by the famous
Heppe patents. .
THREE SOUNDINGBOARDS
Patented Construction
The Heppe 3-sounding-board patent adds 1300 square
inches of sounding-board area a construction that pro
duces a most marvelous tone a tone that is greater than
all other upright pianos.
PRICE $375
Heppe Pianos are sold at fixed standard prices,
payable in cash, charge account or by the Rental
Payment Plan, on terms as low as $2 weekly, all
rent applying toward purchase. Liberty Bonds
and Coupons accepted-at full face value. You pay
no war tax. Call, phone or write for catalogs and
particulars.
C.J.HEPPE&SOH
1I17-MJ CHESTNUT ST.
jTS THOMPSON STS.
" like the
way you
do things
at Perry's"
$ He came in the
other day with a
complaint that some
thing in his Perry
Suit had not turned
out just to his liking
one of those things
that will happen in
spite of a store's ut
most pains, irr spite
of the best intentions
in the world; so we
said to him:
CJ "If you will try
lo forget it, we will
make it good to your
entire satisfaction."
CJ And we did.
Cf In a big store like
Perry's, where we
sell thousands and
thousands of Suits,
thousands and thou
sands of Overcoats
every season, it
would be the mirac
ulous if evey single
transaction were one
hundred per cent,
right every time.
CJ But, if the excep
tional slip-up is not
brought to our atten
tion, we lose the op
portunity to make
good, and some man
is disgruntled perma
n e n 1 1 y because he
never told'us about it.
Suits, $15 to $18
Overcoats, $15 to $65
Fur-Collar Coats
$50 to $85
Fur-lined and
All Fur Overcoats
$60 to $200
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