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LATIN PEOT BY warn against wiles RUSSIA AND JAPAN
LUXBURG BARED) of feminine spies, HADSECRETPACT
I Seductiveness of W omen
Teuton Intrigue Sought to Agents subject of instruc- : Provided for Offensive Al-
Link Chili, Argentina
and Bolivia
tions to Sammees
liance Against Other
Powers in China
BRITON AND SAMMEE
MERGE HOLIDAY JOYS
mien by their commanding officers to flntl
out Just what sortbf "eat" they Wanted
for this Christmas spread has developed
Kume frcakMi appetites.
One captain naked hi mcif whether
tliey wanted turkey or pork and beans
- -tho latter piping hot with strips of
AGAINST UNITED STATES
WITH TIIK'AMIIUICAN AHSIY IN
''llANOK. Dec. 21.
Tho eductlo wiles of beautiful women
. . .- .. - ...,--. - .. ...
t i i- i ii v. m 1 ..., w n spies 1H mauo me buojch. oi u spcc.m
Lansing Publishes Telegrams, tnn(. n a crcular Mnl lMUrf l0
Showing Former German ! every otllcer and soldier In France by
Minister's Connivance ' f aUt"t general ut the command of
.. n. I arc bIvoii reKardlntf what not to writ-;
tb en,m,l,t., rword of Count Lux-1 Under the heading. In largo tjpe. ,
possibility of Teuton domination of alt
the llusslas, even tho east. They pointed
out that the AtnerlcAn consul at Vladi
vostok had said there Is need for troops
at that port.
Conllrmltlon of the Uusso-Jitpancse
pact wns not Immediately ohtnlnahlo
here.
Ilovfever, It was staled that .Insofar
as China Is now roiu-erned tho Japan
ese are dlsmuraglng largo military preiy
aratlon tti that tuition, mid thnt of
ficial feelers have been put forward
wltn u view tn American-Japanese en-. ........u ..
(operation in liana's military, economic " '"'.',, """"'" " ,l(j Kn.T.lcn .10 HURT
WILL PERMIT CZAR
TO LEAVE RUSSIA FUND BOOKS DELA1
Jomradeft of Two Niticms ' HTw "rant Rc(luest of Gcr- Special Acfrary Unable io,fl
Join in Christmas , fralorlll2lIlK ,, J mans That Nicholas and Access to . Compensation
Celebration iiuns on the ltritish front. Timt mu.-ii Family Be Freed Board 'Recofds Now A 5
Is certain
I and financial prohlems.
Till: l-'IKI.I). Oee. SI.
AIMED AT U. S., IS BELIEr I President Wilson. It was suggested. ,'or '" llrl "'"'' ln b'lstory llrltlsh
. 1 will bo the determining factor In the Tommies: and American Sommccs will
decision as to whether Japanese troops relehralo (.lirlstmas together.
IN RAILROAD SMASH
! I'lITI UHII t.l. Dec. 19 (delayed). Ma
i London, Dec. SI.
llAltlllHIllliul, Dec.':i&
When .Miles SI. Dawson, tho iJN
Text of Treaty Made Public by
Workmen's and Soldiers'
Soviet at P.etrograd
PKTItOOIlAl), Doc. 51.
Tet nf 11 secret Hufso-Jnpancso
treaty dated March 2, 16, providing
TUG COtlllllelO rCCOlU VI v.uuufc i.w.- ( .-..... - .. . inr.iij uunu .'ituui w, ipiu, i.i.j, lu.t.p.
burp, former German charge d'affaires "Don't talk too much, appears the , for ,, onnslve alliance of those two
to Anrpntlna. ln tll IJcrman uuvuui- lui.uw hih - powers UKaillM any oilier liowcr ui-
---c------. v . . -.-...!.... ? i . . .... -. ..... . ...... . , .-..,....
inenia wiuui nnirmuii -n-.- " '"'" "v ". ."' ," "' -"" ""' -. '""."..". .'"...'," . : i. Hasan, fourteen ears o'd. a mi-iiilier
Is ft lonpf Indictment or ucrm.iii u imu. cm.,ny mat Ii always nsieninu. Always was tnaue punnc ny ine n orimrai n am . f ),.. fielimnn class of the Sleelton hae their own KlftM from home (Sifts
l-'ormer c'lat- .VIcIioIhh unit his family! Vork actuary en'saKed by Auditor 0
nro to bo permitted to seel; haven In I eral Snyder to make a special audit "i
1.111 lVII.I.rc. Dec. SI. l-ortv-s x nro some other conntrv than Hues a. uo Miaie compensation insurance xun
shall invest -V lad tostok, proldcd that, ,,,.,..,J ,. ,., ,,,i dead todaj and forty Injured, mvci-iiI It was nuthorltiillvclv stated today came hero today and nsked to r M
l ton nrtt.nl -, Ta...... .. .. ... . .,,.,11.1, 1-1 ..v.i.h .- ..,. ... . -- - - . ,. . . . -j
Dortel. today for u seriee of niiitiial holiday l'r""u'J- futally. In a rear-end collision that a decreo would be Issued Thursday ool " wan told that lio would
".i,!.,,!!-.- ,..,,1 .-i,i,......i i,-,.m. between two passeniiir trains at Sheii- allowltiK members of tho Imperial fain- "avo t0 "et permission of tho
BOY OK 14 II lVJ IIIMWI I.' " lrm.lllnif. herd.Mlle. Ky.. twenty-thre.. miles south lly. lncludlim.tlK.se nt Tobolsk." to ..KOl T'.e chaU-ma,. of this board Is lUnw
' ' The AnierliMins are widely scattered, " "" '"""'" """ Aawinim pas- numnu in compliance wan tlielr re-
mnlltii ten t lint-Inrrti i1lfT1iitlt nml Iti utitiirt biiIiitiiii trolii Vi 7 i l tiltitii 1 1 ti V... t .... .
..w.oxp, n i...! nine ""IVUIII mn III - c.iip,.! until 1V. Ii i HILIIIIIOU ill lf tJUl'Kl, "" "" " " " -d r -", rV M
i'He Impflti!o, ml wiim- yort bt a OrlcHiin, rra.-liod Into tho rear of tho I Ti.iq m.iOII f ti10 ii1I!hIk1 u" in ' tlK're wIU l,e no tln of the boarfg$
mmuumMsuMtriK-mHiiPrcuT-igiu. uufufiow n, i.nuisviuo Him MiniifcncKI (rt , nuL. llf ,,tiiu . ,i " ' .Vr" until Jamiarv. Uawmhi rrnorted tbWvJLffi
I w . ...j.'t -. n.- w i i Kiuito in iiivj u I ill in' - .-;(- -T-
tlco nrcotlatlons. i Hnydor but mauo no other effortrt. ittF
' 31
nrooded Over Chidltijr From Fnthcr'
on Purchase of Shoes
HAliltisiiritu,
mles and SnmtuecM have a chance to iicnniinioilntluti train.
tec. SI, - Raymond I "";''
Urltl-1. tlKhtltiK men, like Anierlcun:
luucy, bused on I,uxburn's otllclal dlury 00i wtj, suspicion on str.iiiKers. Never Soldiers' Soviet toda
of underhanded connlviinco ngnliist the (cn nnythliiK of a ronddentliil nature to
Arpentlno and other couiunei in ouum women, as women are ine incsi cuccess
Am'erlca. . fill of all spies. "
One of tho nu-ssaxes revealed that Th( wor( of t.;,utin was Issued be
I.uxburK hud Induced the President or uge lt nnil i,een the experience of every
ArRentlim to.seek" u secret nKieement ., at war that women and Klrls llnd
Willi Chill aiftl llollvla, a "mutual rap.t pnter lo extract military secrets be
prochement for protection iKOlnst , , avoraKe 80idler, while reK.ird-
Xorth America." It also showed that J ,,UO!,t.oncrs Itli suspicion, falls to
Luxbun? did overythlliB posslblo to c07,.,)'rcllPnd the extent to which thu en
lmvo Peru brought Into such nn nKrcc , y 'wng attractive 8lrls.
"inStlu-Aincrlcan dlplonmtlo qua.-( Tho warnlnK continues:
tera here lt Is reuurded us certain that i "He suspicious of any one who nsks
tho disclosures will result quickly in questions of a military ""iuie, or np
lllKli School, committed suicide by hanu-l
i no i.cnnun neffoiiaiors. n was stated, I
had uilsed the iU'tlon of disposition of; ,
The Auditor General said that Dawsoii ,.
The statement said it was believed In to n. bedpost at the home of his n.i
this pact ri-rerre.l to the Pnlted Stales. Jn .: X"'' .'i"11 Slr,- J"1"1 '' HaKan. at
The treatv was -iRiied by former Por- T. fiV.!ViJ '' ,V.u',,wo '" ,.lirc" ,"t,r'
elsn Minister Kazonoff and Uaron Mo- '.J.(,ij.Y,y to a"i U " ' r,,n'""K-
tcno, Japanese Minister to Husal.i. who' xi,0 h0y lecentlv bought a pair of
later became Porelxn Mini-tier, lt ex-, shoes nnd his father chlded him mildly
plres In July, 1921. for the purchase. His companions salil
a 1,1-h iwi.fn iiiii i..-..i. in,iv ,u. 1,c '"-ooded over this matter.
an ArKcnttno declaration of war KKalnNtJpejt-s unduly Inteu-sleil In military In-1 Jr " " '
Qcrmany. Cot.Bivss and a majority ; of j ft,natlMi even thouKli h- may appear ,,u''ul "
o, ,.i. r.ivm-xil this step wlien thoiu, i, un Aineilcnn ulllcer. Don t offer Hie new
. ' r . . ....Lit.. t.n ,, .-., i..r......ii... v.... 1mi,a ,n . HkIipiI l,ttr
American iiovernmeiii in;'" i'"1""-" uni-oiicii-ii "" " " --
"spurlos vciscnkt" (sink without a , rK,t u tell any oiih where any unit Is
trace) mchsuses of l.uxbtin;, uud lt t-s , , what military information comes Into
believed that the President's opposition Jc,ur possession unless it Is your otllclal
now will bo swept wvay, it It Im not I iiulv to do so. Any strange man, worn in
withdrawn. . or child or even n man In tho imlforn!
Tho disclosures of Secretary Lun-if the American or Allied armies tuny
..t ,...,. ,...- rci-mf lolnprnmn I ... .. ..,
Which passed between Count LuxburR , '"Oon't'lell him anjthlnc you wouldn't time was for the purpose of stretiK'then
and Hie Uerman Foreign Olllce in juiy. i t,0 willlnB for the enemy to near, i-or k "" uiirn-i.iui-rai puny i .U,nu,
August and September, when relations Rhiillar reason never enter Into corrf ,
between Germany und ArKentlnn were sl,ondenoA with strank-ers. It Is one of JAPAN WOULD STRIKE M
litrained over submarlno warfare. In , tho many sehemis used by enemy ngents i ,,.,,, , .,,. . r uilrll I
the correspondence were several mcs-'to uaiher Information. ' (raltitlAiy l Ift !Sllili,l(lA
saites to I.uxburK signed by Ktlehl- -on the street or In public places re- '
munn und Zlmmermann. tlio present menihcr walls have ears,
and former German PorclKii Store- -Don't expiess your opinion on mill:
tarlos. and others in tho German Kor- tnry mntteis nor th iteneral situation,
cicn Olllce. J He loial to jour (toveinmetit and your
The correspondence deals largely superiors. " Help them conduct the war
with efforts made by the German mill- . while ou attend to jour own particular
Istcr to prevent any rupturu of rein-. part in it.
Hons with ArKentlnn, and throughout "Avoid Klvlnir any impression of pes
the dispatches lliero was u wainliiK , slmlsm In cither our conversation or
to his Government to flatter the Ar- attitude, in all wiivh Iip coiiddent of
Rcntlnlana and to word tho noto In the success of jour armies and our
reply to tho Anientlnc protest against cause."
tho sinking of the stcumslilp Toro In 'n,e cards wen- Itsued not only for
suuli way im not to offend tlicm. the purpose of layintc down regulations
Hvldenco of the upparent pliability ' hut hImi to csplalti to the iIuukIi bovn
of the Argentine President and of the rxa,tij- why It is necessary to restrict
opposition of Minister oi i-oreigu ji- t,0r writings and ronwn.atlon.
The roreworii says:
"Ib-menilier. the enemy has ogents
always alert to gatlitr Inforinatlou.
"DctalN apparently unimportant maj
be combined with other details gathered
bj the enen.y and become tnfirmatlon
of gii-ut importance to him. Don't for-
Cash for French Orphans
t:ontilhutloiiH of more than $1000 and
pledges of about 500 In addition have
been obtained ln behalf of the fatherless
children of Krunu- through efforts of n
cnmmlttee of tho Emergence Aid
clared that the peace literature circu
ited by the Soviet had "greatly In
llueneed" Germans on the Husslan
front. These Germans, It was declared,
"no longer desire to fight on nnj- front."
The Soviet has been revealing all re-
cret treaties and agreements of fotmer
rimer..
sooner IsvieKtl.i t.uhiv nub- '
Von liave no i llshcd letters from Kaiser Wllhelm to - ; ;
m- nukic-nui v Lin i i i I 1 1 v 1 1 in nn cum T
met- of 1!'H. In which the lierman Km-1
peror blamed llr.gland for harboring
anarchists and proposed Joint protest j
bj- other Kuropeau nations.
The newspaper alleged that a visit of j
a lirltMl squadron to Hussla about that '
IVlV'V'l.'ll 'rl 111 II L-V.lltlVKIl
....... iv i v. v..,. .,...u. v i i, n. nail iiiiseu the que.tion of i spos t on of ; , . , ... ,iV4?
. i. .. . . - . . .. ' . . ' ' hml i-ome hern meielv l.i apt a irenenll lt. t
JemlSrv'XlllHiloT "m ,l", Ven J'" " CelcbrutlllR Ninetieth I ".iloVik: Tho 'itev Ik "u'aders 'nsked' Mw of the situation and had no Inten-
nrstTlne ' lllrtliclay of Kthvin Ilcnncr I1'" f"!.'"0.'! Vf h"..t..l Dukes Nicholas; Jh.n of '-!' fwnl ?!amlnflon JtiU
tirnnce.. ennilv. clenieitrs. uizurs. . kiiuiiovhcii iin.i ran AleMili.lroviteh. ' """.""?.: ."" ":.., ..ur,.. uwc 'iw,,w,
,..i ..n,..r n,i.7 ui.l.i. iihhsI. v ir.,..i .li.,.,ee n i,,,i.,,.i im. who suggested that nil inembeis of tlio nuuu ' "' '" wnen lie is reaoj, vw
" - "" w- - --- - ..,..-,........ ,.i.. i.rt ..ii , ... , ., ,. .. .,. , i ..-.?',
home folks have learned from other win Hcniiej-. an old i-htibllshrd en- '""" "' ' ' " 'i1 .,, i.,,,.- .ni-mutm ... u uouru " uuw
.--p i i.riui.,i.....d ,.,-.. im i.,ri nf irtb irnv..t- it, ..r.i,.itr-iii,.ti ..f i,iu ,,i..Hf. tioued the I Ight of tho- Auditor aeneml
... . .... ..... .... . It. . I. t. ....... ... .,.,. I. I.t,nt.11.n.n.rte .itoftf ntt1 rktt,.
wnii-n me empnes ngniing men wain nirinun). ui dinner was nciu at his iieiiueurin uujs l.lnU'hlonc , ' ' " ... v.. .t. ..--....,
iiiikI. ..institute tho hull; of the Tom- home. 1235 Locust street, at S o'clock , viiiik- im i... i t.... i...u.. .... employes of tho bureau until the boardl.,
w
mles' piesenls. He has lived there since 1829. . Steel t'omiianv lias i.uichased JlntitiV.n lai.m lib .miun, n u.r,r uuuc ,
Hehln.l the lines. In uilue.l villages Mr. Ilenner was born In Philadelphia gcr fan" along tl " ll" Hs e tVrnotc ' "hcthcr or not their servlcwKw,
and camps, conceits and special M.ude-; , j,; , ramac street. In the build-' near Hanover " . lalnlng i Ich anS eI '.lClUal ' a,t0 ? ,Th asserto a,
Mile pf-rformances Imvo been arranged I iR now occupied by lite Poor ltlehard tensive limes ,t, de os ts ami win n ',"M Ul1? '"o" .T'1" i,U the '. J '0
as imrt of the llrltlsh army's celebration nb. He is In splendid health despite ,.0 , h" ,r pem f r ho' . u.riv mr J P"Tal " r,'flec'l,T " '"' f"d,t otg
of the birth of the Prince of Peace. ,,, jv .,.,, lm.,'aa daily goes to his hen fo? Mono to be used for t, xl.?L' i'1C ',",urani' tu"?' aff"lr? W",e. m '.MS,
Special dlnne,, are being P.epa.ed. ,,,.,. , , , --, So,,,,, riftc.r,h p'u vZ Viwldm h' for " hS ''""?,UV"'?r&$m
ImMdoiitnlly cauvas of tho Tm ftrerf
JOT t ha (.& iui 1 1 f.ti unliaimi nml n-iA ItinrnTnr' tl
1 propel tj is said to have been $125.00iT. I.ttnck on labor Itself. ':
M'oiii, oriT.ss man v. .m. ci,om: t moo f, m.'
WASHINGTON. Doc. St.
Japan is anxious to strike nt Ger
many by occuptlng Siberia, according
to advices reaching here today. This
Information, coupl.d with KusMnn publi
cation of an alleged Husso -Japanese
ngreement 1o pounce on anj nation at
tempting supremacj In China, created
a profound impression In olliclal and
diplomatic quarters.
Some Allied diplomats were tald to
favor the, Siberian move. In view of the
rnlra Puerroydoii is disclosed In many
of the dispatches, l-'icquent reference
Is mudc by the charge to dllllculty he
was having in dealing with tlio I-or-oign
Minister, but emphasis Is placed
upon tlio taso with which ho com
municated with tho President.
Tho disclosures complete the
$r.50
5
1M.'I.... . ". . ...... , I. .1.1 1
KinVw iif r.iixbiirg'H intrigues, wlilcli an '" ' "" i"-ni """-.
began when tlu State Department ! modern cmdltions that bits of t.form .--avo
Cut tho famous "spurlos ver- I Hon you write home may be hi the bands
"Uonkt messages They aro of im- of -einy a short time afterward."
"kl.J"r..i' .. ,w. ,.f .lieh- bear- Then follows a list of "Don'ts" in
jurutiii-c wmitj .v -
wrlilnir k;ttirN :iiI iiustcartlH hniTlne l
ZJrLXT .rsSutt. Amcr.: references U. localities, movemeiit a I
,... ..,,,,. i conat on ot troops, losses aim tag ci-
ica, nnd are particularly Interesllus at hostile lire
this time, when I.uls Cabrera, envoy of f- r l'"l llr '
n...M.ni rnrrniiz.i. of Me co. Is on- "Don t allow friends ut home to pub-
Jiia wuy to AiKentlna to attend a so-1 lish your letters In l.owspapers. Don't
railed neutrality' conference. put too much faith In the discretion of
t .e people j oil write to. They may be
, Very patriotic, jet quite unable to recog
nize an enemy ugenl or what Information
maj- bo of value to the enemy. Above
all, don't attempt to formulate ui.y sj-s-
teiu of cipher or code or shorthand or
any other means of concealing the Hue
meaning of jour letters. It Is the surest
road to court-martial nnd severe punish
ment." Then follows a sectlor. informing the
soldiers what they maj- write and to
whom, Instructing that no communica
tion shall be nnd whatsoever with enemy
prisoners of war. .
Another paragraph Instructs the men
to carry i.o notebooks, maps or paper
containing mllltarj Information, as thcj-
may lie stolen oj enemy picupocnets or
called neutralltj-' conference.
CONVICT ASKS PAROLE
FOR YOUNGER BROTHER
When But One Release Is Pos
sible, Makes Generous
Christmas Sacrifice
for
S Cordovan
Calf Boots
and Save
$2.50
W ARE THE filFTS FOR LAST-MINUTE SHOPPING : && : . . -
Postal Sub Station No. 17 is located in this store another hip convenience in registering and mailing packages, iminey orders, etc.
LIBERTY BONDS
Are Accepted at This Store
1 as Cash
i .
i vayment Jor mcrcltuittliite or lo
i be credited lo your account
' At Par Value With Interest
t
1 1 W1
m-,i orders Filled HATS TRIMMED FREE OF CHARGE
Phone Orders Filled
ilorAcf
Eighth
UiV YELLOW TRADING STAMP WITH
EVERY 10c PURCHASE ALL DAY
Smart Shoes & Holiday Slippers
the Prices Offer Decided Advantages
v Jr
f -
.. vi.vv
5?-'S
m3jz$
Ml
4 W'
1 1 K i: i
U-Kel "TV
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V ''!.. .. .
V"li:7i7:
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TKKNTON, Dec. SI.
Ill connection with announcement by
n 1 III, I,
tho State. Hoard or ruruons oi puioic ea,)tur,.,i
there came to liglit today a leal human
interest t-torj- that of a joung man's)
racrlllcc In order that Ids brother, who
Is even j-oiingcr, might be set free.
Albert and Perry Vreelnnd, of i'as
salo county, arc tiie youths. Albert.
who was 10 years old when sentenced
flvo years ago to servo from nine lo
sixty-three jeurs for burglary, petitioned
the board for larole.
Perrj", who Is twentj-four and wlio
was sent to prison two jears ago for a
term of five to fifteen yeats for larceny,
also presented an application.
During consideration of the cases tho
board called the 'older boy before It
and asked him which bbould be freed i
in tho event that only one purolo could j
bo granted. Without hesitation Perry j
urged that Ills brother be tlio one, suj--Ing
that ho had never bad a chance, I
vv'as younger and had been in prison ,
longer.
i Albert Is free as a result, while Perry i
will spend bin Christmas as a convict. I
BELLAH
SOHMER
Pianos
APOLLO
Player-Pianos
1129 Chestnut St.
In This Week
of Special
Concentrated
Values
Don't waste! Go
where your
money is saved
for you. It costs
109c less than
ground floor
shops to conduct
our business. Wc
consistently un
d e r h c 1 1 all
1 h iladelphia
with the finest
hoots made.
This week's
special is a
big demon-
s t r a t i on.
Sec these
splendid
boots now;
NOT
LATER
THAN
SATUR
DAY.
Don't miss tins chance to economize.
Royal Boot Stop
2c4Ffoor'3SrVes$Z
This
W onder
fill Mili
tary Cor
d a v a n
Calf Hoot
$5-50
ICN
1208 610 ChestnutSt
Women's Better-
Grnde$5to$850
shoes
At5&5.50pSEl
gun-metal and K'Ui'.e.l kill.
Luce anil button.
At Sfi CO Tim calf am:
U.JU bronze k i i
lace sin
At Sg
lace shoes.
Drown kid vamp
mid field moust!
upper. Lace model.
At SO Cn I'ntcnt colt
O.DU KB7A.,l .:,
with gray N'ubuck uppers.
Button or lace.
SI
1 1
tfL
i
jjH&iv.
Men's $
)
IOCS
J5 to $9
:t fC I'ntent coll, glazed
v kid. tun nml blark
culf.
At Sfi Crt Ulack c a 1 f.
U.JU i.!U.o model
with wing tip and new
long last.
At S7 Tan calf. Luce
' model with wing
tip and new long last.
At SQ tienuino Cordovan.
Men's House Slippers
S-.U mid lt:t It.imeOH nml r.verftl...
it I. OS anil X'.'.tn
At. .Ill Tun Itotiie.m St.lt
Misses' & Children's Button
Shoes, $2.50 & $3
Patent colt and gun-metal, with doth
am1 leather tops Sizes (S'j to 2)
govern pr.ee
Indian .Moccasins : Padded Soles
M'' , ';'"
It omen SI. as
I hll,lrrn' '"
J"lril und Silccrwarvluisilc Assortments the M
and $6 Silver-Plated MESH BAGS )$0 QC
Sensational Values at 4kJ3
!Z,,l::,'li;'i:;,,i2:,ll,,Jl!r,,: ""'' topi' Vw. ixak'm unllned. i, 3 or 6-rn. frames
OLI)-FILLEI) WATCH BRACELETS! JS15 Dianulnd Tal$l9 CO J
$12.98, $15, $18, $20 to $35 lisVn,Il,Iepe81 ;-; ' 1Z,i3UHl
I " , vmv i.vr yvM I 1 j Special purchase. Thlee gen- ";
fii.,1 ......... ...... ... , .... .
I--' " iei .1, i.iiiih.1 Hll.tnes
VoieMt.ill moveltu-llts
Imported and j lulnc diamonds in droj
$2.2.") to $10 Cameo Brooches & Bar Pins,'
$1.30, S1.9S to $7.50
tiuld-till.il mountings.
Tiffany Diamond Itincs. S25. SH.) & S.ifl
Dorothea Pearls, $3.50
I $5 to $12.50 Gold- I
I Filled Bracelets, jj
With very slle,ht Imperfections. (Juarnnteed as leprt- I 2.50 to $9.98 j K2Tc
seined or money refunded. (i years guarantee.' Square,! vt?V-
...-,, -.,.. -. ., , J , ,.;. loval or round; hand en- i 'aTV X
! QUADRUPLE-PLATED WARE I fffcret ieSta.B" ,ur,,ed'JS
I 9 Tea Sets S.O'SlLIO Water Sl nn .... "....o. i .sr
j (Four pieces) I Pitchers .. 4. J70i Soldiers' & Sailors' Strap Wal
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i v .M..i inin Ol-m .-lu III .1.00 VIOlll ,WU X
I $! Military Sets... S7.."i0 Hal Hrnshe I
(S7.5U Roll Traj ?5.fl8, 1.75 to $2.73
W omens Douse Slippcis
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iFURS : These Are Days of Superb Values!
ItS ()U11 V Thtil rnnnl-,iwl
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Stran Watches,
W.Zo, S4.5U, S5 to S27.50
Leather or khaki wrist bands, lluaranteed niovciiieiits.
Itudlo dials.
I.lt llrolhrrs -PlItST FLOOll. SOUTH
,
j I Thanks lo ihcue mviu of JO ju r
1 cc.vt lo ,10 per cent on llic neaxon'tt
, mnurtcut furs, munn a iroinan will
be the proud owner of a new fur eoul
1 or net thin Christmux.
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AVIATION SERVICE
AVIATION work requires the most intensive sort of study and
Xjl concentration and the aviulor's mind should be kept free
from worries of any nature.
Men in this branch of the service may relieve themselves of the cares
of managing their personal affairs by making out Trust Depart
ment responsible for their property, real or personal, irrespective
of location. .
.
Write for our folder
"Collection of Income"
Philadelphia Trust Company '
415 Chestnut Street :: 1415 Chestnut Street
Philadelphia
Special for Tomorrow Only
$150 Taupe Fox Set .
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Veil beautiful set Larire
barrel muff with head and tall, lined vvltl
-repe de chine. The scarf Is a paillcular
ly beautiful large animal.
$165 Caracul Coat IS
a Largo collar, cuffs and '. )
H Inch border of skunk opossum.
115
5235 Hudson Seal Coats.. IJICP
$185
$250 Hudson Seal Coats.
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Every Quality Is (iuurantced Here
SCARFS
$G2.oO Taupe Fox
.Scarfs. S.V'r.O
S:i!l.7r. Ulack Lyn S2).7.'5 Kit Fov
Scarfs. $27..")0 Scarfs, $19.7.".
S.-iB.7.'i Ulack Lynx $22.50 Natural Uac- i
Scarfs. $15 ' coon Scarfs. $16.75 I
S50 Taupe Wolf $22.50 Dlack French I
scans, :i. ' Coney Scarfs, $15 g
MUFFS P
S10.D8 Dlack Coney .Muffs $7.98
$.12.50 Dlack Lynx .Muffs $22.50
$19.75 Hudson Seal (ded musk-
rat) Muffs IG.73
Tomorrow.' A Great Day in the Men's Famishinn Section Many
Unparalleled Christmas Offerings
n 1 rfc 1 mm
a special rurchase ot Mens 1&4 m
$2 & $2.50 Fiber Silk Reefer Scarfs I
Wntiiterfnl v.ilneql 'n.'t ,t-Ai.-f.o ,. ..i,i r..i...- ..., , .1 .,
H Wonderful values
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.Newest weaves in plain colors nnd heather mixtures.
i-iain ..nn uitn Dinners, long tilnge. Slight tmiier
feet Ions
$A Oft
Accordion weave in pretty two-color ' ''
combinations, also Hat weave In black-and-white
stripes. Pure silk; long hand-tied fringe.
Silk Reefer Scarfs
$7 Silk Shirts.
R.QR
iZxira. heavy tub silks lo neve
stripe effects. Double l-'ieneli cuffs attached.
CMiavcns tun ?Mti& .ms.-,es 519.7.. Xat.1s1c.73
SI.50 White &. Xaturall $O.I9 tiral Lnx Sets 1U g
Coney Sets S3.U8 White Coney Sets. .$2.98 i
Misses' $12.98 .l A QO $8.98 White Coney Sets.. $5.98 I
Squirrel Sets.... i ,iu,i'0 $3.19 Tiger Coney Sets. . .$2.98
With largo collar and cuffs of natural
'skunk, Belted front models.
I.lt llrolhers SI-X'O.M) FLOOP.
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Shaker Knit$C AC I
.nfnr Ton!.. rtP t
$1.50 Rep Neglige Shirts, $1.25
Self-llgured leps In stiljie patterns. Soft cuffs.
!
'"pntrr Cats
Absolutely all-wool with woveii-ln
pockets nm sleeves, large shawl
collar and le-enfor.ed buttonholes.
n navy, gray and heather.
$1 Extra-Size Four-VJC-in-Hand
DOC
Xevv Persian effects in smart col
orings. Kxtra-large slzo with rlide
easy bands. lioxed If desired.
Hundreds of Styles & Matchless Values in This
Christmas Clearaway of OUTERWEAR
fir aJfim
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! Fur-Trimmed and Plain $0 0.50
Poplin Suits. Special . .
.Smarl btjli-s in black and fashionable shades,
Have velvet-lnluld collars buttoned In military
effect, or fur collars Peau de cygne linings
$9.75
Misses' Practical Coats
AVarm. servl.-eablo coatH of noveltv
mixtures and zlbeline with belt nnd patch pockets.
Some havo fur collars, others have convertible collats
trimmed with keiaml,
Misses' Coats, Special . 2
Correctij' styled models of inamiUh coating, "
velour, pebble .Cheviot and seal plush. Kit coney and
plush are the distinguishing trimmings. All aro In
belted stylo und 'handsomely lined. One llluMrutrd.
Women's Dresses )$1R f
Uraped, plaited and tumo models 1 OiWV
of nerge, ln navy blue and black. White collars and
colorful pipings lend smartness. ,
Wgna Unusually Smart $7 5Q
.oats ...................
Of elour broadcloth and diagonal cheviot. Soft,
crushable collars trunnion witu piusu, velvet or in
.-eniiiineu or linen
GLOVES
ARE NICE
TO GIVE!
Little prices tire inducements
for choosim them here!
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Women's French I 9
Kid Gloves ,
Pine qualltj Two clasp.)
li.ick und white I
ivomen's Buck Gloves, ?2
Him clusp. Ulack bucks.
Women's Wash- 0
ahle Cape Gloves "
fine clasp. Tun, grin, near!.
Ivory and bNcult.
Men's Cape Gloves, $2.25
Tan Miado. p. X. M revvn.
One clasp.
Women's & Misses' 1 $1
Wool Gloves l
Long wrist Oxford und
heather.
I.lt' mothers
FIItST IT.OOIt, 8TII ST.
TOILET ARTICLES
French & Domestic Ivory
I Toilet & Manicure Sets
Initial- eintrnved free lifter i.ritma
At S(i.98 8 pieces
At $10.9873 pieces
At $22.507-7 pieces
Elmo Murje Perfume, $1
lllinn .Vlurico Toilet IVater I,S
i:lmo llu-l.u Toilet k-,.5 A SQ.'V
IVntrr Hint l'erriiine X O
Ilennej'M I'erfiimeH . 3t)c
lluilniit'a Toilet Vutfr - toKt.SU
"nil I'ertiiino. . ... 1 t
Silver-Plated
Toilet Sets...
Three pieces. Initials engraved
free.
$4.98
iiiioxy i'ii:ci:s
.vlllltnry llriiHheH . sa.40
i loin iiruMiies . $ ,k
list Itruhheii 7ft(.
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Silk Underwear &Hosiery
Elegant gifts that will please any
woman. All are economically marked.
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Thread Silk Stockings $1.50
Ulack, white and colors. All-silk or with
mercerized tops.
Thread -Silk Stockings, $1.15
White, black and colors. Kxceptional values.
silk stock- $1 .98 to $3.75,
fngs
Have embroidered insteps; also Itlche
lleu ribbed. In black, white, navy, gold,
silver, bronze and other shades.
Heavy Glove Silk$0 49
Bloomers .lte-enforced.
Italian Silk Vests, $3 to $3.98
lieautlfully ctnbroldeied. Pink or white.
Italian Silk Camisoles $f CC
i'lnk or white. J
I.lt Ilrotherc-l-'lrst Floor, South
,...,;,Ai,.r.0,,1,'rfi.Plaln effect are notable features.
&U.OM) I-I.OOI. throughout with satin.
Stt&iT SMART LEATHER GOODS
A complete stock selected front the country's leading manufacturers and
offered to you at remaricaoie savmys,
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j A Wonderful Sale of MEN'S FINE WINTER OVERCOATS
.uuAi-a i .a mi- meai riace to rurcliase This Most Useful and I'raclicai atft.
$15 Values $20 Values $25 Values $28 Values '
H1.50 s15 $17.75 s20
C'liooso from smartest stjles and fabrics In trench, Chesterfield, loose-fitting andf
conservative effects. -
$4 Black Pin Seal$0.98
Envelope Bags.... '
Top handle. Jlolre lined. Have
change pocket, purso and mirror.
Genuine Brown Cowhide Suit
Cases, $8.49
Linen lined Sewed edges, riveted
corners, nil around straps.
Writing r'ortfollos. with writing pad,
na ... mm am
U Wff'oUw. First Floor. Sth, Street
y1rtr.".K1''- I-''-:-- ' -VI -.
$1.75 Vachette l$1 05
Envelope liaai. ' f
Top handle. Nicely lined.
changs tiocket.
Have
ltfsl Wslrun TraTellnar Ilagi,
S11.V8 to S4.SH
Women's Leulher Null Caii, SI 1.98
Velvet Ilandbais, DSe to IJ3.0H
Men's Illll Foldi A !" ('
T osc to ss.es
I Leather nTlope IIski, plain or fitted,
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Men's Guaranteed Raincoats
Make a Splendid ClirUtinas Gift
$3, $7.50, $10, $12 Up to $20
Boys' Suits & Coats,
$4.98, $6.50 & $7.50
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NOItFOLK SUITS In mixtures, nlalds
ami li mAj.u - 2
Men's Fur-Lined Overcoats, 'maukinawk and hpokts cqats :
r, i on- tr-m wn n an ' In checks nnd blanket plaids,
Special $3o, 557J50 & $85 nou coats- m chevtots ana cassi-
Boys' $40 Guar-$0 QC
nnini.il Aalnennlc
With Cup to instcli .
tiood double-texture rubberized cloth,
In tan or gray. Sizes C to IS.
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meres.
OVEHCOATS -- Single and .double
breasted. Alio- Junior Norfolk. " Mllir
Hoy n.l Tuiumy Tucker Hull at' f I.HA
Sizes tbroUKhout Sit to IS years. -i ,
Men's Stylish Winter Suit'
,$U;Hl$15r
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