.1 ' z-s , r Vv.'-fn' ,r . ' V.A' EVBtfiNGf PtJBlilU l: ".v rjSWfMl" K -.PJltLADEIifeilM, . VVEDKEDA SKATING PROVES A POPULAR HOLIDAY DIVERSION 'FOR ENLISTED MEN FIRE IN NEW CASTLE BURNS THREE HOUSES SAMMEES SHARE YULETIDE JOYS French Kiddies Counted in' h, on Christmas Celebra tion of- Pershing's Men - ONE GLOOMY FEATURE v. Only a- Small Proportion Gifts From Home De livered to Soldiers Hy HKNM UA.IN Stttt Cnrrtnnlrnl I'.rrnhta inf.'!' Istlutr ii'fffi thr Amrrlimt friiiy in I'rmur iHHi.n ni:.iHji-.MtTi:i!x ' Tin: ..Mi:itns AII.V1V. Iw .!!. The Hint "rtKiiKir American" I'hrlFt hum nil Ihiropinn hnttlrflohls In lilslnry today, just iim the flint Ainerli'iin f mil flretl 11I tin- ConiiMii IiiihIipuuiiip historic. It ai Kiriil .Wit mily il'il llir Ainijr loan nation i'ay Santa riiiiis.tn lis dclilcr here, lint tin' Simmer plavril Santa Chins Ii liuii.lri'.ls nf Krrticli war nrphans. Ma fnl. thuc bpiipi'ciii S.iiii inpps ' tliiKe IniKpy illnii.-rs. with all thp flxln's. nml Vnlptlilp I'lilcrtnhinients ito llRhtcil Hip kIiiiiiiicIik anil Ileal In nf tin SmmcCK. Ami tlipy, In turn, ilollKhtcil th ponr 1'VpihIi KIiIiIIik with KlflM anil fun. There were cverpit'cn tiers. IipiipIi flKhlern cnnioufl.iKPil im Krlss KiIiikIpm. Iianil concerts. vipcIiiI V. M '. A. en tPitnlnniPiitx, tnhai'i'ii, ciniily. tlmiisntnls nf lleil Cross runifort linns all poinpil Intn a ureal military arfiili .tint liail tin general air nf an Ann'ili'an festival. A soft powdery Fiinw that lilaiiKctpil mercifully Hip iikI.v years nf war anil lobpil In white village, farm ami tlelil oomplPtPil thp Christmas picture. UNI-: (il.11O.MY SPOT Tlipro was imp cluoiny spot, duly a relatively small proportion of Hip sol Hers rprclvpil gifts fiiini Imnip on time hecnuse. tlip meat ninss of overseas prpi-pnta for Hip hoys were t irtllly de llvcrcd Thprp win ennnnniis congestion at thn aimy imMiftllce. where tlm force nf clerks was pntliply lii.icl-rti,i to. while tlm methods of treating mail from tlip hnye In Paris aftpr nrrlvnl In I'Yinc" Iccep It iiiiipIi longer, on an iivrrngo. from delivery In ramps tlian does Hip oicaii transit from the Culled States Thla lack of Christmas null was all Hie moie rcgrctlahlc heeaii p tin- linkages, letters ami postpariln were tlip Sanimre.s' onij iipniai in spile 01 me ton sight of ,,, ,.,,,1t,,iniii.-nli. i-oldicix anil sailors led r ,... .....i ,.nm,,i,.es ilin. lilm anil """'' -- Ilrlllli iiI.Jpi-I. Intt I1.11I niMMi oiiph at nomp in mntlinn tlinin In 1 in.. ..r.iin.i i-...i n.n- ,.,.,t.., iniu onntrv . 1 llwil In HiIm loiinlrv for alioiit tvipnu nniplu tlinp. ppr linn rci-n ' "C(','nt " '"'honotalile iilFclmrin1 rrnin ' il..ir Al n,,, ilmp ,l( Mlt ,i,.-iti, ,'0 ,v wlilpli lump Hip Mrnctiiro Is known. Hut II was a iral I'lirlslniaw ilipllp jj,,,v y(l,; llienscs Issucil fiirltl'P army at tin' pvplratlon i.f lilt j-ni.jw.m Ji nipinln-r of Hip acrl.il Riiniu-ry anil at I oVIopU lip trlpil to parry nut llipono illMipinilillniPiit fhrlKtiiiHM nmrrliiKiM fhmvMl tin IniTeane tPiicp. 'wattn. with sppral ollu-r iipkio 'pnipan of Hip Itrltlsh Itoj-al Pljlni; thotlireut. , Hip hpst ( hrlviniiiH sli w whs HiikpiI 1 of nparl 1 1111 per pent nPr 1UIG A ..11 1, r ..1.11 n,r-n '""H" Up "Ptit to Camilla to pnllst WIiIIp iiipii urrp oil their way to woil, III tho inarlup ramp w lipro many Phlla. .total or'"" llconsps was Issupil .Mon- s",'ller''1 ntlnrKMl 11 pan in wniu i niontlis air,, anil was kpiii In Km t (lip was -lis,-n i-rnl In Hip hullillnc. which Oplphla sea Mildler.s urn iiuaitpri'l. In ,1.,, s p7iiinncil with 16T on Christmas "lien pasxItiR tlinuiRli Shipley on l-lr 1 Wotlli for Tr ilnlnc ilici Mncopilfil In pttliu-ulshinc cnnjiinctlon with Hip Trench training 1.-... ..,., .,,..,,.. i ., ,,, irlti- of cases ,.v to Italtlmoip At Hip poiirl-niartlal llPHLAnlnrl o tlli.ll.it I .. ... aa,B 4-. ,,v7 ' . ""-" ' tlip nililp was acci.inpanipu ny a nrnie- ., ,..., f.,,.,,,1 !. t Hip fell was pro- s.a.a&- in (lip army inaii or sanors .. ... ,. ,,,.,. ,, ... i,.,. , r --r-r m w w iiiimmi'm lull ChlcaKo. II0M011 anil recpheil hel nmtpncps. It Is IipIIpnpiI other cIHpm also leporteil recnnl-hreak-1 that two othPr. luno hepn founil KUllt PI ' -m 'S&k. 4Bm i""". r m m tr mw.y mm - U V . .-&. lk i& 1 BlHH3ftHHfeHHHHHHHHBHHVHHPHMIII I '. iBilfHinfHHK:!. hIHH.IHSBHHphH 1 JHP-w WHt ' "mmm't "'TWmBKBrnmrntmmmnmmmSm 1 ' WmKwmWdmmmmmr "i:WBmmWiiimmwBmmmmWm 1 WmwS''n'mmlmMt:mSmmr "mlmFw39ll$r? 1 1 In Mm Bl IB 01 Hii nB . lB H H ' vflB-MB tkI Mm H J " WW H B - mm mMi hii jk u wm wm.' H -H HSli mi! K l &$riii8$&fy ammmwKL &!mmmKm8w& smrmmKw k&$& 'v $t$$&$ .iVHIK 1 . LW'" ",';.QSr ?-sw?wawj5w ICHARGE NFEGl(6nBf0LE'.P.llIsiB 1 zKm;m mZg Took It ns She-War AllRhtiiiK From Trolley, Police Say arretted. I a ollr . L LUaB 1 'W 4 . iam.U V AA."l-rt h t JSA.i4 a... ?,;,;s's? . "wtsiw- AlHiiy I'hilndelphia hoys in the service who are no fortunate as to be at homo for the holidays are timlmu; .estful rcvivntion today on the steel runnels on the lakes around tho city. The men who are here secu cxecutini,' the "serpentine" on (Justine Lake aic from League Island, tho Boston Navy Van), Newport News, the Brooklyn Navy Yard and Camp' Meade. KHAKI BRIDEGROOMS HEAVILY SENTENCED LEAD CUPID'S MARCH FOR RIOT NEAR CAMP PHILADELPHIAN LOSES MAN TRIES TO BURN LIFE AT FLYING CAMP TOWER CITY CHURCH """" A timro, nccuncd of Mealing a pure Steel Works Engineer Diverts from .mi cinr fpranu. iss6 North i nivni' Wntor n Prtprk- TnHfth treM. n rrlrt m Jinno ball ror UlCl, nicr lO LnCCK '-our, ,ona.. h,. Han .(rate Wflt.'om nt Flnmes Damage $10,000 ' i''tri ttion. TIip prlfoner, .TimfiiIi Sinlth, i)o Soutli ' Broad UtrPt. tnoh I 3lls SprnKUP'nl Ni:V OASTI.lv. Del. tJJO. ii porkelhook. It w.io chnritril. when he' Khc eotlmntpil nt more linn ten thou. nllBhtcd from, it Twelfth street cir at i .i-.i i .i ( . i.. ,.. of Market .treet ls. nlcht In roinnany n.,.. .r,,,n ., - .,....... W,, .pr i.mther. Vllxon Pvrauue. Ia. lailie.o t ordV here at a OCIOCK tnU i ,!,. nuin li-lll' nr.lln( her. she moriilnc'from an oxerhcated Moe. The ' ntloanl hr"r pnclsethnok, whleh wan found .... .... ,i i., ih.te nirht einii... I In the iiian'a p.'cket when he' una the thermometer at fourteen ahove rero. HiilldliiE and contents were wrecked. The adJolnlnK house nf Kornoml Mp- , Klliemij' was destrtijeil with Itojcon- ( lento, and Hint of Mrs. William cCcptr with contents was damaged toj?he ex lent of more than two thousand dollars. ShortaRp of water haniperod efforts to CNtlnnulsli the (Ire until the etiRlneer of the rtalt steel works dterted a How from ihe Ilelaware lller throucli the I company's puinplnu i!ant. and Into the wafer mains. Tour endues from Wil mington, with two nf Hie loeal coim panlea, after aeriirliiR water, aed (he remainder of propel ties Ineludlnp Ihe St Peter's parochial schon'. a ten thou f and doll ir hultdlnsr. The burning through of the supply who caused a delay In ttolley tralllc for nearly four hour? Funeral of Doctor SchellinRer The funeial of Dr. II A Y. Sohellin KPr. police physician of Camden and one of Hip most prominent surgeons and physicians In that city, who died slid denl) Monday afternoon, will he held at . o'clock tomorrow from the home, fifth and Cooper strepts. c.miden The spi vices will he cnndlicted liv the l!e (ii-oiKO II llemiliRwav luiennent will he In Colestown. BROV.vUr. Mate with M t Ibf ankle awf! l!?.V.i.nfj this elr wiX nnlleeabfe. Slim V WMIk. mM "" - , i 1 Slrl. n. I' ctuvrci 1 BWJm H 1 at nra ooIia YORK OXLT "oS $5&$5.! (, Ilk IIM3 erder onM eMi H irMi si m , Setfr Bros. 2S11 Cir.rf Cklra Klf f1fprrat(ra fap KlAnl WM Th- pur?-e contnlntd $S and, Optn Kry Urcnlnx Kice ct ThurM4 wntcli. ' H3 It will be to the advantage of the well dressed man who assisted another man in picking up pearls outside the Lincoln Building, Broad Street above Chestnut, Tuesday, the 18th, if he will communicate with Messrs. J. E. Caldwell & Co., Chestnut and Juniper Street. Christmas Wedding Jtecord Is Smashed by Army and Navy Gallants Negro Sergeant Must Serve Five Years, With Discharge at End of Term Joseph Syrad Killed by plane Propeller Blade Fort Worth. Texa Air-at Quick Discovery of Fire Saves .Methodist Structure Al leged Incendiary Jailed , i:W YoltK, Dec ill. Auici'lta Is tint only Eohnr to war hut lo the altar. Itcirds for Christmas iniiirlaKi's Ihixp been broken throughout tho country iluilns thp I.iH foity-plght hours With Hiousinds of .xoung iiipii soon to lcap for Krance as soldtprs and I i.l I'lMli Ml.-Mii; t,l lli.r ". News of tile dpalll of .Insppll S.ri .,,.,, f"ll m'IHs old. of ('-'liri Vine stlPct. till" 1-uunil guilty of patllclpatloii In i ,.. hlle , ,r;1 .,K !lt ,. nunlmi riot at Shipley sppral weeks aRn. Scr-I i'.iiiip al h'ort Wrl!i. 'I'pas. has been .,,.t winie Whi is :i iwuio nttaclipil recplveil by S tad's wife hero lie w.i ', ... killed as a ipsiilt of IipIiik strut I. to .Moioriiucii ompany .mi no, nmn ltead hv thp blade 1 (housaiids of others In unions camps i servo fixe yeats In a military prison, for- iieller accent a dlshnnoiablp dlFchargp from PoTTSVII.I.i:. Pa . Dec if.. CharReil with atteiniilluK lo htiin the Mp.lhodi.t I'plscopil Cliuiili nl Tower City al I o'c'oik this morning, lirant King was coinmltlcd to Hip XclmylMI f an aliplane iiro- County Prls-ui. He ivmnrked to .ppial I of his ai'iualntancps l:it e Piling that Iip would burn down the White church. on Hi I , -, It ' i k4-,X vgT- -Trw..--: jc35Sk jS2P-4' 1 i r -1 y-T CT r-"' .- . , ... : -g--s. - A&' 3 r i'l ..att'l i H ' l Kbv H i l'& H' Hr M 'MHf W. -' Tn-mnrrnu; ThnrHv vi tlOOpH tllP IIIIU ltl( Inllnm flltl i.f Iiiiiu.oi t,,l ., t .. i i n inn tri liiil'KH, jiiimts illlll rs'lOK. i fr fj) ""din Kiri-iL'U inn MlillMMlip imiiltTH I. In,. hlliMlpliilthi. who dlsgulMil HiPlllsPlM'S III the feuial paits, and Hip matliip fiunilct would have madp good on any vaudp.l'c cir cuit The songsters carefull "gap the hook" Ui any spiitlmentnl songs after the J.urlng note of sentiment had been greeted with bellows of disgust fiom throats that wcii pcrllnu-'; husk)' nt tho mention of home in song S i the . uuaitpt led In singing "(ioo'l Vlgl). ' I.adlrs," "Kor It's Always I'alr Wpathpr" ! and oilier rollicking songs Amerlcin tunes with I'rp'p'i wo'd- and ' p ic i ' airs In good old American. Then a IVpiipIi iinnrlpt ehlnipd in Willi l''rpnp:i , palrfollp ai. I f Ikloie sours, winding iii I wllh some Ihigllsh tunes. The show was stage. I In an Intpro Vised theatre an aui'ltnt horsp maikpt. J Ight hundred sat down to eap'i ipi , Torinniice and It went so we'l anil Hip' horse market was so small that the allow ' leapt going nearly all day. with tin. I promise of antlier wppk's "booking," su ' thai all may spp It. ' Many thousands of franps wprp pal- ized al Hip shows and pntPitaiuniPiit-. ' for the benefit of the orphaned c'rcneh elilldipii. One of,thPsp shows teallzed S.IO'in through admissions anil the sai.. of nutogrnplipil iH'ograuis slgiipd by .leffrc, Persliing and othpr army nota bles. The organized benefits for the kiddle i weie not all. The warm-heal ted Sam mees iudividuall becanip Sanla Clause. for stray bits nf tiny I'rPtiph humanity that looked so woebegone and lost In thivl war. In frpnt of an old xlll.iuo liolci a big Sainniep sentry wlipd awa a tpar . as lip llstPiied ti tluce ifugiviilldrPn ' singing a carol us they stood in the snow. Then ho gave them some veil times and told tlipm to ''heat if' In a lather gruff olcp Thousand.4 of war-made waifs were transportpl into the Joys of an Ainei. lean Christinas by tho Sanunees Manp the Sammces thought of home aud'thelr own kiddles or the kiddie's of their iiia lives or the kiddles they kisiw in the ' neighborhood. FURLOUGHED SOLDIERS BACK TO CAMP TODAY Thousands Will Leave on Special Trains for" Dix and Meade lug mani.iKP llgurcs lleiorts gathered from nriotis cith'S follow: Philadelphia -All lecoids broken ; 20S licenses Monday, as against SO In l'.UO. I.'orty.uitip uniformed soldlern and sailors Among Hip bridegrooms. Hush still on i today. Chicago -Two hundred and Ihiity-slx t:iiristmas licensps this par, as against, till last jeiir. About one-fourth sol dier. Oklaliuma lit New record, with in j Saturila, II' .lr.nila and II Christmas Day; oiip-thlrd soldiers. ' mil that their sentences will be made public within n few days. Utile Penn Is making heroic off in Is to forget Christmas, with Us bountiful joys, and get down to serious business, although little headway will be made In that direction until all the selects return to camp. Most of tlm iM.iadplphlans aro due tonight and an additional ipiola of ''.I per cent Ipiivps for a holiday at home Brigadier (leiierul Waller lor ilnn. commander of the 151th Depot llrl. gade, has been transferred to the Tenth Infantry llrlgade at Chlckamnugn. Park lUIMMHII M ok CtC I GrZiSWOfCdL 6 I St. Louis Twenty-one Christmas mar-, (,n; ni.;or(1I1B , aniiouncenieiit made ringiv. 1 1 last jrnr. Mluiicafiollv Teiity-secn numiagps; douhle that of l;u't year. Dallas, Tex Ninety-eight this year, compared with IB last ear. one. third soldiers. . Columbus, o. New iccord; ln3 this. cnr, against 55 in llilti. In. 11. main ills Sixty-nine (Ills ar. coiuiiaipil with IS In l'.'lli Ulevelanil. 0.--One hundred ami elecn, Inchidlng It! soldiers. Tliiity-twii last ea i I Poitland, Ore Kilty per cent increase over last jenr, with :.'." iier cent lif li censes to soldier.. .SONS CHEEK KOOSEVEI.T CableRram From t'ront Increases , His Christmas Joy ' NKW YOKK, Dec. M.A calilosram from Ills sons at the front brought Joy I to Colonel Kooi-cvclt. "Wo licanl from our boys today," ho ! told a ipportcr who called lilm on the telephone at Sagamore Hill, Oyster ' Hay, "and sn wo had u very happy Christmas." at division headquarters today, (ieneral (lordtm has been at Uttle Penn sinep early In No ember. HOME FROM I-'KONT VISIT I Governor of Rhode Island Returns From France Conveyed Presi dent's GreetinRS AN ATLANTIC POUT, Dei1 ill (io- , ernor Ileekmaii, of llhode Jsland. who went to Uslt flic American forces In I Krance and to convey to thein a per- ' sonal mes.agp of grePtlng from Prpsl- dent Wilson, reached port ypstciday on a Hrltlsh liner. i On Hie same cssel was William It Thompson, head of the American P.piI j Cross mission to ltussla, who is return ing to the t'nlte.il. States lo make a re port of the conditions hj that country with reference to the work of his or ganization. Thomas W Lamout, of .1 I. Morgan & Co.. and I Kdward Smith, Attorney , Great Hrltaln, were also scnecrs. 923 MARKET STREET End-of-Year Clearance Stupendous Reductions on Beautiful Fur Trimmed Silk Plush Coats t $ic amm $ M V 12 .t and $19.75, $25.00 and up to $50 Luxurious full flare and belted models, in silk plush esquimcttc and seal plush. Many liandiomelv lined with brocaded silks. Values that are beyond comparison anywhere at tn.i of season.- ) I New Shipment of Beautiful Silk, Sefje or Party Dresses $Q. 75 liu'luillnc tn;m ad nil pnmil.tr ma 8 Today will ei'id tho Christmas holiday of 8000 of Philadelphia's selected men. ' 'With memories filled with visions of the' Yulctldo season, pleturrs nf Iioiiip. or of relatives and frlrr.d:. the hovs who "came back" for the festive season, will lea,ve tonight on special trains carrying them naci; to tne great army camon- ' menu. I In hundreds of homes Christmas din- nera cr shared with the hoys In khaki ; who had "been clveira few dava off dutv ' to be back home, with mother, father, sis. jf ter or wife and children. At all of tlm clubs, 'Including Ihe s rv- Ice clubs and hotels special entertain- ' nieutn were provided for tho soldiers While Ihey were Informal, the rlg.'H spirit predominated and the inen were made to , feel thoroughly at home. I That Ihe 8000 men , back for the day i were enjoying themselves was shown by their absence from Ihe sinets. Ilxcept when seen accompanying relatives and friends, few were found In tjio central, section of the oily. Special trains leaving the city for Cain 11 Meude will leave over Hie Penn sylvania Itullroad mid fin P.althnure.nnd Ohio Railroad between 1 p. m. and 6 p. m. today The Pennsylvania will run one special from tho llio.ul street Sin 'llijn. It will leave at p. in. Three other specials will Itnve the West Phila delphia Station between 4 and G o'clock. The specials over the Italtlmoro and Ohio Itullroad will leave the Tnenty fourth and Chestnut streets, station be tween 4 p. in. and 6 P. in. In all, seven specials will be run by the Baltimore and Ohio ltallroad. Thp Rev. Samuel C. Huston Dead .Stricken with heart disease in the .f;helten avencrt railroad-station, on Mon day, the Ilev, Samuel C. Huston, u well known Presbyterian clergyinan, died be. fore medical aid could ho summoned, He wag forty-eight years old. a graduate of I'rlneeton und IMItibiirgli rnlv,erslties and was for a time assistant pa'stor of Chambern-Wylle Church. Doctor Ilus. tonJlved at 2133 North Fifth street, and wlien-ttrlcken waa returning from a "Ivlelt to his brother. Architect Joseph M, , f liUSys.l, til Ul.'.1-".- IH ,IQ nilUH BUa-i One Dollar ForYour Old Shoes I Sir Frederick 0k TO SIX'oND leiials and i-olon ey General for I , t h'l.Ooll t.i.iiiiiiii"iii.iiii"iii"a""iit "'ct"c"'tM Bargain Basement News $10 & $12 New Winter COATS S AN ECONOMY offering for the New Year, for men and women. Wear your old shoes coming into either of these two big' shops and a new pair of Walk-Overs goingkout; we will pay you one dollar for your old shoes, no matter how ojd or badly worn they may be. NOj reservation. This offer applies to any shoe in stock, $4.85, and upward. Thursday, Friday, Saturday and Monday Only December 27, 28, 29 arid 31 Jhe Harper Shoe Go. -WALK-OVER SHOPS IPS2 CHESTNUT 5T. 1228 MARKET ST. I I I I (J ass I -U Beautiful, w a r m styles in a variety of new and wanted fabrics. All colors and style feature. Fur trimmed. I m ft.vno s- -S' a Children's 75cTub Dresses m Brand New Styles .Featured Tomorrow at j Bcvomini; models in line chambray, KinK- I hams and lincne; trimmed with embroidery, M itfy pockets and belts. Pink, blue and tan. cs 'J to (, THE HOME OF STYLE AND ECONOMY 39c L a Trains Annulled BEGINNING DECEMBER 26th, 1917 In order in rnn-rrve fuel and relents mulpnient and power for the moreinent of troops anil wnr mutTlal, the folloHlnn trains will he iiitnulted bechinlnx Derember -6tli, J0I7, unil It Is hoard tlmt our patrons. In view of these enforreiLroiulltlont, thit ure beyond our routrol, due to (tin M'ur llniemeno, will adjust their trips to tlie rfianiied fiirllllles, . .NKW YOftK IIKN('II KASTIUH'.M) Weekdays No. 008 New York Hiprraa, Itavini Philadelphia, Readlnf Terminal. 11:00 A, VI. No, 012 " " " ' I sin I'. Ml, No. lllll ' " " " " SiOO 1 M, No, Hit ' " " " " " 1;O0 f. M, Mindays . No. fint Ntw York Knpreas, leaving Philadelphia. Radlnr Term.nal, 0)0 A, M. HKSTIIOI'.MI Weekdays . No. noa llillailelphla Kxpreaa, Iravlna Liberty Street", New York, :00 A. SI, No. l.HT " " 10:01) A. 31. No. lilt ' " " " " lt:MU Noon No. 613 " " ' " " " " ;00 !. JI. hundaja " No. Ml Philadelphia Eiprraa, leavlnx Liberty Street, New Tork. 10:00 P, M. ' NOKRISTOVVN IIIIANCII NOKTIIIl(l'.M neekdo No. -1 AtHnaunk Local, Uavlnr Ileadlne Terminal, Philadelphia 10:3S A. 31, KOl'TllllorNII IVeekdays No. ;'!' 1'hlladelphU Local, lea,vlna North JUnaiunk ll.; A. 31, 'lt.NKKIKI lIKANtll taSTIlOl'NH Weekday No. l.d. Frnnktord Local, leavlnc ll-adlnt Terminal, Philadelphia, .,,4:50 P. JI, WKMTIIOUND Weekduya No. "S Philadelphia Local, leavlni Frankfort 31 I', 31. TBKNTON IIKANCII WF.STIItli;M Sundaya No. ol Trenton Junction Local, leavlnc Trenton ll:3t P. 31. OTIII'.ll rilAMiES To Improve the' performance of Train No. 14, It will be diverted from the Main Line aide to the Norrlatown llranch, making the following ataps; Norrlatovrn (Us Kalb (Street) ....,.,.. .... Sill A. 31. Ponahohorken , SltT A. JI, Manayunk . .,,. . : A. SI. Columbia Avenue ....... .. ..t Si4t A, JI, Reading Terminal ,,..., , ,,.,..,.. (Arrive) 0:49 A, 31 PHILADELPHIA & READING RAILWAY At Strawbridge & Clothier's The mere announcement that to-morrow will be Clover Day is sufficient to bring- tens of thousands of customers to this Store. ' There will be Nearly a Thousand Different Lots of Seasonable and Desirable Goods at Less Than the Regular Prices r- It is impossible to give here more than a suggestion from thel various departments, because it would require .pages to describe all the items, and because hundreds of the best values arCquickly col lected after the close of the great Christmas rush, too late to be described in the newspapers. But you will find ALL CLOVER ITEMS DESIGNATED BY THE FOUR -LEAF CLOVER SIGNS, with the exact value and the special Clover Day prices. There are many extraordinary values in each of the various lines mentioned below. Be sure to be here to-morrow as early as possible. Many' of the special lots may not-last all day. Women's Coats Women's Raincoats Women's Suits Women's Dresses Women's Millinery Women's Skirts Wash Waists Silk Waists Fur-Lined Coats Fur Muffs Fur Scarfs Corsets Brassieres Kimonos Bath Robes Muslin Underwear Paris Underwear Silk Underwear Silk Petticoats Cotton Petticoats House Dresses Hair Goods Misses' Suits Misses' Dresses Misses' Coats Girls' Dresses Girls' Coats Girls' Millinery Children's Furs Infants' Wear Children's Garments Boys' Waists $ Shirts Boys' Clothing Boys' Hats Men's Suits Men's Overcoats Men's Trousers Men's H!ats Men's Furnishings Shoes Gloves Underwear Hosiery Sweaters Umbrellas Housefurnishings China Glassware Sheet Music Stationery Silks, Velvets Corduroys Woolen Fabrics Dress Cottons Linings Notions Table Cloths Napkins . 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