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CONGRESSMAN
WANGER IN ASYLUM
Sent to Insane Hospital for
Treatment Upon Physicians'
Authority
MAKES NO
Strango Actions for Some Timo
Culminated in Altercations on
the Street
NOIUtlSTOW.V, !', Per 19
VOLUNTEERS STILL POUR
IN FOR AMBULANCE UNIT
Two Battalions Move Into New
Quarters at Camp at Allen
town Fair Grounds
AM.r.NTOW.V, Ta , Dec 19. During
Hie rush or oluntferlnc prior to t li
clotlnit of tlio lists on December 18, the
AlnbulnnrA 5?rilrA nhtnfiiMl lla atiaric
OBJLCTION jwlim ixneral hundred men from many
- parts of Hie country came to the camp
hfrej and offered their sen Ices. They
lime been placed among the casuals.1
Two battailous, comprising 'ten sec
tions, under command of Lieutenants
Deckcrt and Van llod moved on Mon
day Into their new barracks. Just com-
Irvine 1. WmiRcr, of.orrlton, ror 'pleted, on the l'alr aiounds There are
twenty jcara n Congressman ftom the sixteen buildings In process of construe-tlucks-MontKomcry
district, was taken tlon there, tnele of which are for
tn the Norrlstown llopltal for the In- -soldiers, three for officers and the poit
an lato jesterdav afternoon bj Sher
iff Xagle, of Montgomcrj Ooi,ui, mi inn
signature of two JCorrlslown phxslclans,
Vvho certllled to n mental disturbance
and were of the opinion tint ho should
undergo treatment He offered no re
slstamo to ticlng taken to thn Institu
tion, but Insisted that he be allowed to
tako with him IiIh tjpewrlter and n num
ber of legal document-
lt was permitted to take this pirt
ef hWoillco paraphernalia, but had mads
no tio of tho tpcwrlter et tntlav when
Inquiry van nude of Poctnr Miller, the
l evident physlilan at the hospital, n to
Ills condition, nlthough the writing ma
chine was inndo n fixture of his room
Dr. Sillier said today that llr Wan
per had not been In tho Institution long
enough for him to detcrmlno Jut how
ho was affected Ho said he teemed
rational this morning nnd nitcd the
Minn aB he had known hi into do on
hotnltnl
Willi the' xolunleers and the calling
ill oi inoHs wno weie in ine uugoui tamp
at (Suth's Station there aie now upward
ct 4000 men In inmp Since SO tier
cent of them will get hollda) leae, how.
eer, only about 1000 will be here cner
Christmas
rORMKIt WOMAN MAYOR DIES
Dr. K. G. Anderson First of Her Sex
to Hold Office in England
j LONDON", 'Dec 19 The former Ma or
of AUtehurgli Suffolk, Dr Kllzabeth fJ
I Anderson, eljlit-nne ears old, the first
I woman to be elected as mavor of m
town In Kngl.ind, and a prominent ph-
I slclan, N dead at her home hi Aldeburgh.
I Doctor Anderson was married 'n 1871
, to J fl S AndeiMin a shipowner He-
fused admission to the examination of
tlio street of Norrlstown foi tome time colleges of surgeons and phjsiclans, she.
nast. Instead of atWnK he ln In Pert parsed tne medical examination or tne
-., . t ... ..aiiia.I ln I.a IT..I, nrutl nf llirlu tn 1BTO SI, a m a
a member of Hie llrt school board for
London from 1883 to 1903 she was
dean of the London "diool of Medicine'
foi Women Doctor Anderson was
I elected major of Aldeburgh In 1908
reading magazine", nnd seemed lo be
nerfcctly at rest and satisfied with his
surroundings He has been luting
itrangelv periodically for roino time
J.ast Saturday he had Meral alterca
tion's with pedestrians on tho streets
of Tv'orristow n. whero ho was n familiar
figure, well known nnd well liked Ho I
Is about 65 i cars old, a prominent mem
ber, of tho Montgomery County Bar nnd
a former district attorney
TOhen he ceased to be n representitlve
lif Congress he resumed the praclke of
law and for jcars was associated with I The will of Charles Carv, of Atlantic
I, I. Knlpo under the firm name of riu probated todav. !eaes $4000 to i
Wagner &. Knlpe He has n wife and ,), t Uaritv fund of the Corinthian'
three children, with whom he lled In ' (chasseur) Cominandery, Knights Temp
Korristown A son tlcorge left here , ,,. n1(, lienueati,s nn estate alued at
h a member of n Philadelphia Natlotnl ,GI-(Hl0 , rciatlte.s
(iuard company early In the tall fori ot)ler will, pl.obat,d lodav weie tho-e
tioops. Ho -slstc.l h Is son nl so it n Jlcllugh. SOU Uiown st.eet.
attorney, in the jrrcp.iratlon of the JlB t i
eenth street, $8300, and Margaiet ler.
HEQUESTS TO CHARITY FUND
Charles Cnry's Will Leaes $4000 to
Corinthian (Chasseur) Commandery
ARDENT WORKERS .FOR RED CROSS
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NEW PENSION PLAN
FOR JERSEY TEACHERS
State lilducntors Will Consider
Square-Deal System at
Annual Meeting
made by tho Xo-Llcenso League of Mont
gomery County against tne nquor iicen
iu the License Court last jear
218 McAlpin Htrcet. J220I
COLLINGSWOOD PLACED
ON COMMISSION BASIS
City Board Organizes and Makes
Appointments Holding Until
May police to Get Increase
Mrs. William U.'ScatterRood, who is smiling so genially in the
booth placed nl the Fifth street entrance to the Bouisc Iluild
ing, is moie than "doing her bit" in the Red Cfoss member
ship diic. Mis. Morris B. MacCauley, beside the booth, is
also a most cneigetic Red Cross cnmpaignei.
CAPTURE TWO U. S. SAILORS
BREAKS JAIL, LEAVING JANUARY 15 LAST DAY
German Report
Rescued From
Says Men Were
the Jacob Jones
MSIi:nDAM, Dec 1' The Her
mans tescued two tailors from thn
merlcau destroer Jacob Jones, acioirl-
l Inir In nn oflhi.il rpoort rerplpil lir
1 he threo commissioners of Collingswood.
under commission rule, were sworn
In Tho board orgi! lzed as follows:
rhomaa XV Jiclc. Sloior. l'resldent and
Director of Public Affalrx and Public
Safety: Alfred K Uoberts Mco presi
dent and Director of the Department of
n.i.Hn. ,.1 riimttpo noil .Irisptili v
Wescftt, Director of the Depirlment of
Street". Public Improvement aim nuira, uaie 01 oiraw i aus on .nan ana IIO)
Herbert Dutton, setnteen eirs old,
The Jacob Jones was toipcdoed and
sunk In the will 7one on Decembei fi
and slxt the men on board weie listed
ns missing SiiiIoih lepoited that
one Ameilcnn who spoke (ieimnn was
taken pil'-onei n the mibmailne.
Itesolutlons were umnlmously adopted
making these appointments Borough
rlerk. William J Ilambrecht. Jr, s-ilarv, i
1460; solicitor, ludge John 1) lOitcs
J200: engineer, J. P.emlngton: assessor,
neorge T Shuster, J700: fire chief Wil
liam C. Dewees: chief of police, Harry
Mais, i960: collector and tieaturer.
Jlobert S. Duff, $1200; superintendent I
of hlghwais. WllllanvC Dewees, $100;
building inspector, William Pole CTr ,
JlfiO; overseer of poor, Walter S Boce,
150; policemen. Harry Let, I eter
i Young Kdward Young Th-odoio Tay
lor. John Crossley and William A'breeht
S840: sinking fund directors, Howard
J, Merrick. William Williams and Ilenrv
llennett: library trusteeH H Uajmond
Llpplncott. T. J. Ballev. M rton A Urv-'
ant. Dr. Hdward B Rogers and L n ,
Tucker; board'of health Ilenrv Ben-1
pett, B. r. Mulr, Hdward Tuttl, Georgo
Wilddcn and li 13 Stucker.
Tho board otcd a salary of $1000 fr
the. Mayor, and $730 for each of tne
other commissioners; pfolded telephrne
wires for each and started proceedings I
to raise the pay of the superintendent ,
of hlghwajs to $1200 Increases also I
will be granted to policemen The . ap- (
polntments will hold good until May,
the beginning of the fiscal eai
of 1332 Potts street, and Tied Walters,
llftN-elght eais old. of 38J8 Noith
Ilowjid stieet, weie Injured toda when
n bile of straw being lifted Into the
warehouse of the llouatd K Ruth Corn
pins Cai lisle street and Montgomer
axenue, slipped fiom the rope on which
It was being hoisted and fell on them
Dutton suffeied a fractured left aim nnd
Walters three fractured ribs anil
lacerations of the face. Both men weie
taken to St. Josephs Hospital,
Re-educate Human Muscles
Hahnemann Medical College, In Ill's
city. Is the first Institution of lis kind
In the countiv to announce a course in
the ie-educatlon of muscles In tne
human body, a new branch of medical
science de eloped by tho war.
A DUMMY IN HIS CELL
Alleged Dynamiter Missing With
Police From Huntingdon and
Bloodhounds on Trail
HI NTI.NO DOS' Pa . Dec 19 'Tor)"
Sila confined In Huntingdon County
Jill since September chirgid with the
murder of Frank Ciudelli and Mis Mar)
Itam1-!), has eiapd It Is believed
friends aidd him
Saia left a diimtm In his bed to do
ielo .Sheriff WIIon when on his rounds
OftUeis and bloodhounds aie on Sala's
trail He Is chalked with putting dni
mite under the I evidence of Krnk Can
delll at Mount I'nlon at midnight or
September 21 last, killing CandelH and
Mrs Hamsev
Alfonso Uuchel recent!) confessed that
he aldid Sala.
This Is a Snake Story
HIUMIW8TOV. N' J, Dec is Sam
uel Bairlngton found a snnll black
snake wiggling across the nor when
snakes are supposed to be sleeping deep
In the ground Whero It came from
is a ni)ster) Barrlngton said he saw
the reptile near an old-fashioned chim
ney and suspects It was brought out
of a dormant btate b a fire that had
been started In the chlmne)
TO GET DOG LICENSE
No Such Animal May Run at Large
at Night 'After
January 1
mitltlSBUlSG. Dec IS-Cbailes K
Palton, Secietary of Agriculture, Is
i rady to notify all county authorities
next week that the new dog license
code of 1917 will become effective wllhi
the new )pii and tint on or before)
laiuurv 15 licenses frr every dog will
have to be tcken out
I'ldlcen-ed dogs ure to be killed and
between sunset fand sunrise all dogs
must either be penned up, chained oi
tied 'iimlei leasonnbln rontml of some
Won' The act will be enforced rlgoi
ouslv fiom Jauaurv 11, as It was passed
to'piotect sheep and other domestic anl-1
mats lo Increase the meat and wool
supplies A svstem of lewaids for de
struction of nil dogs, unlicensed Is pro-I
vided
Harrisburg Adopts Piggery Plan
HAIUMSBCIIC,, Dec. 19 -C'ty Coun
cil has adopted the piggeiy plan .is
the method of disposing of Harrlsburg's
garbage It awarded a Contract for five
vears and three months from Pebruarv
1 net to Hagv Brothers, Rohrerstown
lor i:tuuu, or $2000 a month The
contructors wll. conduct a hugo piggery
just outside the city limits
ATLWTIC CirV. Deo 19
Proposals to ' humanize New lerse)'s
teachers' pension s)6tem bv merging
the present old-ige pension fund with
the teachers' disability retirement fund,
which has been n subject of controversy
for )cars, Is expected to provoke a bitter
fight In the annual convention of the
New Jersev Teacheis' Association here
nest week.
The compromise haiViouv plan ad
vanced by opponents of the relit ement
svstem contemplates n square-deal pen
sion fund founded upon the veiy latest
actuarial experience 'I his will be strong
Iv opposed by leadeis of the piesent re
tirement fund who contend the. $400 000
balance should be pieseived for aged
teachers who aie largel) dependent upon
their snnll annuities foi a livelihood
Under elst(ng legislation even
teailier in thn 'Unio Is required to pay
a part of his or her salai) innginc
from 2 to 2ia or 1 pet lent Into the re-
tlreinent fund 'leachcrfe vvho bciome
disabled aflei twentv vears' service aie
allowed annuities nmountlng to i1 per
cent of the salaiies thev were rerelv ng
at the time of lelireimu!
leacheis who iisign m marr) or are
forced to retire at an time piloi to the
expiration of twentv full )ears leielve
nothing In leturn for the nione) thev
were obliged b) law to pav Into the
I fund One of the c hlef objections lo
tho s)stem. It is sa d, Is that the re
ward Is wholly Inidcquate in the case
of hundreds of lower grade teachers
who receive from Jbon to $on n )er
nnd get a pittance fiom the letlrement
fund when the) no longei aie able to
teach
CHILD SAVKS GRANDMOI HFK
N'iiic-Ycar-01d Gill Ktmguishcs
Binning Dress
VIVCCVTOWV Vl, Dec 11
Bertha Divldson, nine vears old saved
her sevent)-veir-old grandmother fiom
burning ao death The woman s dress
became Ignited nt the kilchen stove
when there wis no one in the house
except the child, who wrapped a table
Tiolli mound hi i cinndpiiiul who Is
chair ridden, nnd extinguished the
dimes burning her own hands
The gill then walked to the nciicsl
farm house a mil" awa for asstince
The giaudmothers burns were not scrl
tius llcarn Art at Auction
1 i:V YOltK Dc IS The gieat art
collection former bv the late George A
I Hearn is to be sold at auction This
event, which Is mo to bo of prime lin
I portance, will tike plice at an cai'v
I date In tho v Inter season More t'inii
C00 palntlngH will be sold as well as
the Ivories bronzes nnd other art ob-'
Jects
PETERS WINS BOSTON
FIGHT FOR MAYORALTY
Ex-Assistant Treasurer of U. S. De
feats Incumbcntj by 9000.
License System Wini
BOSTON', Dec TT-Andre J.Peters,
former United States Assistant Treas
urer, will be tho next major of Boston
He led his nearest opponent, Mn)or
James M Curie), n former Congressman,
by 9000 vote" Congiessman James A
(lalllvau whs a poor third and Congress
man Peter I' Tagun was left at the nosi.
The otllclal veto was Peters. 17,SoO
Curie), 2S S50, Cnllivmi, 19,416, nnd1
Tague. 1Si
I'itlc encounters nt the polls, arrests
foi lllegil effing and charges of In
timidating cltv implojes were features
of Boston's first four-cornered mn)or
alllv fight It wan a triumph for the
Clood Government Association, vvhhh,
besides rlei'tlng Its candidate for Ma)rr
sent Henry llagen and Daniel W
Lane to the Cltv Council giving the or
ganlratloii a control of that bod
James T Morlait) was the only on of
the nine Counclhnen to be elected with I
mil the support or the association
Thn iiiv voted lo remain in the license
column bv 61,26(1 for 'Uv against 30
77S foi No ' all Increase of 400 votes
over list vear
Peters selection wis due to the number
of candid lies In the field lie had the
support of vlitunllv everv recognized
leadei except Charles II Bixler, Gov
ernor Met alls c unpilgn manager Cur
Itv nnd lialllvaii divided the nutl-tlood
liovcrnnn'nt Asclntlou strong Demo
ciallr vole while Peters with his lie
publlciu and Independent Iiemocialtc
siippoit li.nl n compirntivelv easy vk
lorv Tagun did not even carr) hla own
cnngressloml dtrlct
Alarlln Lomisnev supported Peters
Cornier Mavor lTt7geiald was lined up
with the Gilllvnn forces
Miss Rankin Asks Camp Probe
SIIIVHTOV Dei 11 Weai-clilns
inciuiiv into r.aultnrv londlilous nl c amp
Mills Hempstrtd 1, 1 was asked In n
rrolitllon Inlrcduced bv Itnpipvpntnlivi
leanette Itnnkln of Vlom mi II wis
icfcired lo the Rules i onunltlrn
WI.ECKON GRAtftf'
'
New v York-Chicago Express Runs
Into Freight Two Persons Killed
HAMILTON, Ont, Dec 19. A New
York-Chicago express trnln. traveling
two hours late on the Urnnd Trunk Rail
road, yesterday crashed Into a freight I
train, which was crossing tho main line
near Stony Creek
William Walsh, an engineer, and Tercjr
Itimsey, n fireman, died of Injuries.
Three passengers were Injured.
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39c I
80c tl
50c I
k Xmas Sugar Sticks, A C 0 m
W 1 pound . . . Tf"L g
m ALEX SIIEPPARD
& SONS. INC.
. tor. Slh Walnut
VifflTTt nlTTTTi ill iTfnTTf iTfftV
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Best Chocolates,
pounds . . .
And up lo Oft nfr ln
Hanj-made Toys,
1 pound . . . .
g Vanilla Marshmal
j lows, 1 lb. tin . .
H Finest Mixtures,
Ej 2 pound Holly Box,
Bitter Sweets,
P 1 lb. box ... .
3U S
EllMul
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$jH
l'ou're a man about
town Do you know
the ialu in
Underdown
SHIRTS
I 3for$4 I Km5flrftt la8t,
they are style and quality.
CulTa AtUchect or IXUchtd
A.R.Underdown's Sons
Rubber Gnori and Men' Fumlihlnci
202-204 Market St.
hnlalill.lied Nlnre 11138
JEOLDWELL8f(5.
Chestnut Juniper South Penn Square
ENAMELS
To'llctArticJcs
Desk Accessories
Toilet Bottles
Vases
Salts Bottles
Dorina Boxes
Ash Trays
Flower Holders
Glass Candy Boxes
Knitting Needle Holders Thimbles
Infants' Brushes and Combs
Infants' Sets
Thermometers
Desk & Telephone Pads
Smoking Troys
Desk Shears & Knives
Pencils
Tope Measures
Lip Salve Coses
Torn Bracelets
Scent Balls
Coll and Electric Bells
Pin Cushions
Tea Ball StnrAi
Photograph Frames
MINERS MAY EXTEND DAY
Understanding With Conciliation
Board Is Expected Tomorrow
BCRANTON, Dec is plans wheieby
rho Sllncra' Union mav agree to have the
men worlt a nine-nour ua wer raiisra- i
ored yesterday afternoon hv the execu
tive board of District No 1
A definite understanding Is to be .
reached Thursday at Philadelphia, wtvenl
tho other district ofllclals w ill meet there
with the conciliation board. i
It Is estimated thev output would bel
Increased BO.OOrt tons a day through the
xtra hour's wrork.
Tire Damages Filbert St. Buildlee
The upper floor of the five-story brick
building at 707-703 filbert street, occu
pied by Biaverman, & Itothberg, shirt
waist manufacturers, was destrojed b
Arc last night.
Sm33$&
OFEN KVKNINOH 'Til, XktAM
&&.
BULL D0Q BUNTING
It. s
Hpcl
(lifts.
II S with mbroldered
star i. send ror alilo,
oi niner s zei
FINK SONS
SO ', 1th St. IB 8. ath
A Christmassy Package
That Will Be Welcomed
Neckties
for Qhristmas
Giving
The most beautiful assoi tment
at this price that we believe we
havo ever had, and in qualities
equal to the best ?1 scarfs of
former days.
(ilores 3.0ft to X7.30
Mufflers 3.30 to 10.50
Mlk Whirl S BO tn a.SO
herktles into S 00
Mlk II one AO tn 3.10
Kobe 6.00 to .10 00
1204 Chestnut St.
11 S. 15th St.
1119-21 Market St.
HANNA"
vt Ui
Care for Your Fed
One treatment a month .
will prevent foot Ills and '
rL:... AUt make you happy and abl. to
tluicipuuHi pnjoy inc. Manicuring,
35o.
n.uiu. tnllritittlr InavuenttlTtt
E. Cor. ISth nnd Han-om (Over trane'a)
Al 1SOI (hestnut
Men's Hats f
mmodelad Into latest MiiAnSv
stylc-i; cleaned, block. PVP
d, dyed and relrlm- Q
aned equal to new,
Jcfferim Hat Co., 125 S, 10th St.'
Fountain Peh?
wentut point,
t your Hand
All Make Bcpalrtd
, AllowanLe on old pans
W. O. RICHOL. Atent
vC'sCi
L DOB BUNTING 7
and ShJIVirE riaBs rVj
lata for (.hrlatmai 4'
i 3s. Service. $ti 4x11 , 91
i st. 7
18
For BOYS or GIRLS
ot Duplicated
Elsewhere
Girls'
Combination
' Waterproof
Raincoat
Knllrely ,tff
$3.50 vfr
blzea q sears to It
years.
Bain Ilali,
69c
MalPOruirs Tilled
Boys'Raincoat
$3.00
4 iy tnlur
Made of English
Cantona; double
texture: handsome
plaid lining; mili
tary collar; tan
and oliv5 shades.
Storm
Boots
H
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(kw
fjf
I I II
$1.98
rOIt CHIXDKKN
Rubber Toys,
25c & 50c
Hot-Water Bottles,
98c Value $1.50
Ladies' and Men's
Raincoat Special . .
8
20 CHESTNUT ft
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ta
tion
)7'E yoar friends a Victor
Record this year and see
how pleased they will
There is no dissatisfac-
accompanying tan rift, no
tSCjc
jsjsjsjjsese?1
feeling of "I have plenty of these"
one can't have too many Victor
Records and we hare them all M
ready to be delivered Christmas ft
Eve. li
G. W. Huver Co. i
Ths Home of Service f J
1031-33 CHESTNUT ST. g!
Pianos flayers it
&?&tttttt&i
mm
Our Victor
Record Package
Victor Records to the
imonnt of $00 or more
will be handiomelT boxed
Gift Suggestions
Heating Blanket
Flashlight
Water Heater
Floor Lamps
Table Lamps
Desk Lamps
Table Sfqve
Toaster
Percolator
Vacuum Cleaner
Toys Galore
"That's what
I call a
Sensible
Present"
This year, of all years, extravagant
and thoughtless spending should
give place to utility; frills and .fuss
to sense and service.
No matter who the gift is for, if it's
"Something Electrical" you are be
stowing hours of happiness, conveni
ence, time and labor-saving for
years to come.
r
v Here you will find gifts galore for
old and young at prices suited to
every purse.
a) SlraMSfwXv wl
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Christmas Gifts
That Are Worth While
At all of our stores you will find
many suggestions for useful,
practical and serviceable gifts.
Go to the Hallahan Store
nearest you and look around.
Rubber Boots and Arctics
Men's Storm King Rubber Boots. .$5.00
Chauffeurs' Hip Rubber Boots 6.25
Boys' Storm King Rubber Boots. .$4.00
Children's Short Rubber Boots. . .$2.00
Misses' Short Rubber Boots $2.25
Women's Short Rubber Boots. .. .$2.75
Men's 1-buckle Arctics $1.75
Roll Edge, Extra Wear Arctics. . .$2.25
Men's 4-buckle Arctics $3.25
Women's 4-buckle Arctics $3.00
Women's 6-buckle Arctics $3.25
Men's Storm Alaskas $1.50
Misses' 6-buckle Arctics $2.75
Children's d-buckle Arctics $2.50
Wmmmi
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Storm Shoes for Everybody
8.85
6.00
4.50
Men's high cut, 2-buckle, tan,
oil grain Storm Shoes
Big Boys' 2-buckle, tan, oil grain
Storm Shoes
Little Boys' 8-inch, 2-buckle,
tan, oil grain Storm Shoes. . .
All with double sole to heel.
Growing Girls' Norwegian calf,
buckled storm bluchers '
Misses' and Children's elk
storm bluchers with
Wear-Proof chrome sole
6.45
3.50 4.00
Silk Hose & Slipper Buckles
Women's Silk Hosiery, Onyx brand,
boot or full length, with garter top; in
all fashionable street and evening
shades and clocked and embroidered
effects, 70c to $2.25 pair.
Fibre Silk Hose, 3 pairs $1.10.
Men's Pure Silk Hose, 75c pair.
Men's Fibre Silk, 3 pairs, $1.10.
Put up in Christmas boxes.
Slipper Buckles in many exqufsite de
signs, each pair in a handsome box,
51.00 to $10.00 pair
Army Shoes and Puttees
14.00
Cordovan Puttees, with spring
ankles and strap tops; finest
quality.
Pigskin Puttees, top and spiral
straps ; reinforced .......'....
Officers' Shoes, fine cordovan
blucher, regulation capless too
8.50
9.85
Marching Shoes, heavy tan i.85 & :.85
calf, regulation last. .. u
it
Hallahan
Branch
Storti
Open
Every
Evening
919-921 Market Street
60th & Chestnut Sts. I 4028-30 Lancaster Av.
5604-06 Germantown Avenue
2746-48 Germantown Avenue
Market St..
Slora Open
Thu., Frl.
Sat.AMon.
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Wonderful Display
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Fur -Trimmed,
Overcoats
in the
Perry Windows
Right Now! .
Fur-Collar Coats '
Hudson Seal, $50, $55.
$60, $65.
Beaver, $75, $85.
Otter, $85.
Fur-Lined Coats
I :atural Muskrat lining,
blended Muskrat col
lar, $60.
Blended Muskrat lining,
Hudson Seal collar,
$100.
Marmot lining, Hudson,
Seal collar, $125. '
Marmot lining, Otter,.
collar, $lob.
Hudson Seal lining!
Fur-Outside Coats
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Wombat, $60.
Wallaby, $75.
Muskrat, $100.
Kangaroo, $110.
Raccoon, $150.
Natural Nutria, $175.
Nutria, $200.
Taupe Nutria, $200. ,$
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