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LEDGER-PHILADELPHIA,
FRIDAY,
FEBRUARY S, 1918
WV 01720 TRANSPORT TUSCANIA
Eric Geddcs Warns Thnt
Casunltics Must Be
Expected
Followinjr Is n list of Pennsylva
nia, New Jcrseymcn and Dcln
waicnns who were on board the Tug
PENNSYLVANIANS
107th Engineers
,l KiT'mn ..-I....... i,,
1.U.S1H1.N, 1 Cll 8 !,,, tl MrttU ti.,.All.. ..-...
i,.r will be more transiiorl Ioscn, .,.,., , ,',,.. ' , . .
PJ.rtan.u.t keep nKtcady stream " IAm.1, I. J IO Ml hO.N pr ale i
' " ,.-.. I.. tinfnau ,1... Allnnl n In
fa.Cn IIOWIII .-"-" "I'- .v...l... ...
it up the Allies' man-power. Sir i:rlc
.,,. Kirst Lord of the Admiralty,
til today i
he latter pari oi mm jrar mo
Of inaininininB me man-power
Brope will i urgeiy upon mc
I Mates, IIP warucci
lei slid hn feared the los of the
i'nla would up only one iinionq '
il big ship hi lesuu 01 ucr.
latest sunmiiiino intensive ino
M
father, (j (1 Thompson, KiicU.ixor
WILLIAM (I ltcmr.ttTSO.V. private;
mother, Mr I.otils i: llobtrtson,
Wert Chester
HOflKKT Mi:WIIinTi:it, private;
mother, Mrs llarbira Ul.itlc, Pitts
burgh. JTI.Il'H I.UWIS, private ; mother. Mrs
l!mm i .1. Lewis, Harbours
Al.t:.AXm:n r. .MoVIIAI., private:
sister, Mrs Nellie I'urrer, lMfdiuiRh
ther, Mr. Jacob II Mjers, Llndelt
CHAW.KH J riSIICII. private, mother,
Mr Kllcn I'Mier, Juliln
CHAUNCi:V V t)l! l.U.S'd, private,
mother, Mrs. W 1 do Long, lleacli
Creik.
WILLIAM W MISS, Jit, private,
father. I)r W W lllim, Allegheny
DAVID ItlSIim.. private; father, David
II Hlhel 1'iinxKUtavvnev
ALlinitT V MOYi:it private. KinlHry
snu.id Thlrt-seioml .National (Imrd
Division, K'lter, MrH. 01) il Hitter,
Leu Ktf.li
STANLIIV V rillMI.KV private 107th
suppli train, mother, .Mm, Julian
Chi Kiev, t'nnlpnrt
KVAN JdNI:1. corporal nedlcil de.
turtment . fiithei.
Oarhondale
John i; Jonei,
NKW JKIISKYMKN
100th Aero Squadron
'S IfUCSl euliilim tii'J iiiie-iinur I in- I .-..,., ...... ....tim . u,,r,, 1 iti-uin u ':, 11 V mic r Prill t
,o,r hurden In the flrrt half of HOY K llltOWN. private; mot tar, Mr loviM. KrilMIDT. Jr prlv ite""
I... mioHu 11 mil, 1 fnll ,, f ,. . r, , I v ! . .. ,. ... . '.....
tear, lie invert, tvnuici lau on
IrltWi i""l 1 rench, but thereafter
Jmfrlcans munt IncreiiKliiKly till tho
hn the Allied line
. United stale, no k.iui, m kiioivhir
Fgreatcrt enerRy In tralnlnR and
Aping a Kpiciioiu urniy. j no only
iftnlnty Ik vvlth regard to him many
m tin be K.iftly tranyportid across
fcUlantlc
hlEMUER TUSCAN I A
TO BE BATTLE CRY
LONDON. Feb S
Remember the Tusinlilu" will bo tin
Blvtlblu cill to the lolom and b utle
fof victory for the Anifilcann In the
1 London neWKpipcrH deilared toil.i)
edltorlil comment Hmpithljed
America over the Tuii.uitii diud
Kldnandcd moxt Ktrenuoui nuasures
fiwcclliiK up the tight against the
at. increuHcti kilijiuuhuihk was
NewKpapcrs proclaimed the con.
be of the AIIIck that the submarine
tiUein can be conqueitd
, ,ThM fV.tinnl Illllfh M.mlf llin Timrnnln
Hi bad da)'s uork for (,'trmany." said
tfc .j.xiiresx. 'AmerlciH mind vvhh In
th!vi,ir before Now her (oul Ik en-
lletM tisalnit tlio KalKer 'I'.emember
(JjTu8canli' will be an lrrcslstablo call
Wt? eslor and bittle-cry"
vjfte Tile 'I'll declared It was not bc
0td t1.it ' enemj k under-ea offen
(rfi'MiAi'iut e csmtlal line of com-
luiii cue iiuitu nitiius
u d meit with n cumu-
uf we limit be pictured.
In iR period rf uin and
Ci-.- -. . ..!!-. -rui 1. ... 1
IJIWIII1! I" " H llilVI. I 1111 ll.t -I II, CUI11U
I " 'unp rts partial! trly bei
ns)ort
JVStateKM n v-v,, re Inclined to be
MtUnlstlC 1 Ar II A nlinnrlhii nnnttiilim
Utatld ktei ilwlr jiu. tJ,i," warned
U)i ChronlCl "A Ki.T u.r.1. tnllnvm
Orrjr such Ktntement
Dor.i Ilroun, HuiptiKiie
V W I'Ii:it('i:, private; Klrter. Mri
rjertle C Smith, I'nlllnKburg
TIIi:OD()Ui: O WINOni'.T, private;
mother. Mm -Ida Tolijn, Croiifork,
Totter County
Li:.STi:il W 1'IOT, private; father. Wil
liam riot. California
IIDWIN A STlnr.lt. nergeiint. mother,
N .1
mullini
.mih nupiiie ciniiHii, i.ii7ii)ein. X. J
l.8th Aero Squadron
ANDIH'.W J OOllY, private innther.
Mm llcorglan 1 Ooiy, Vcioni . ,1
219th Aero Squadrot
WILLIAM J MAl'.TIN. yirguint father,
tiniest Martin Mlainuehv .1
.MILTON .It'Ilin.L. private: mother. UlOlIAltD M KD.Ml'NDS iorpnr.il loTth
Kiippiy ii.iin ; wue .vim .ii.imic iiii-
miimii ivi iiirmirr n i
MMttfttl&.lfl' h
titii' "nx
W"
llatlvt
ptrMpJ
WTH ENGINEER, NOT
'iiOTH, ON THE nJSCANIA
JAi'AMiixaro.v
l'eb.
-The
U'nr
Koartment erred In am , ......
"'-.TyJoKimln::
jrincer leglment was the r(ferr.d
to. It H rompoxeil of the ,., t ... , .
Hn Battalion Hlgnnl cori J .,",...,"
'nln Ilattallon Klgnal i-J' ,
fom the l'ourth. Klffli' ifid SKth Wi
Win lnfmtrj i hm" xvn
t the l.irgeit reKlmetip ,n , ,,..
v. . ...J-uiC in me worm.
Tlw aKgriRate rtreothl , .. .,,,
J 1? (100 otllcers aifd ) " ' e rcslITlcnt
Conflicting Inforinatr. ' .. , ..,...
KTu'sen'rrW" ereabo"n
Hit Tuseanla in part , .... .,.,. ,.
fZ CKfe -"-
While the ol'ltlfi .T . .,
leompoltlon cf rf' "'' . ,t"1.."'. ",p
iTraln PK, lh.. fl". "" i-nRineer
I .. -.. M bj
. .n (i.HiitiTin ..il- .,
Wisconsin engine;'
107th
attallon of Mlchl.
J the flmt battalion of
recently was reo,
em; tho first Michigan
tan engineers 1"
organization wer
,rganlzed Thoc Mlchl.
Aft n. fP .if ti tYia t-a.
er. ........... . .
on the Tucaril.nl ,n V, '""" ,2
In this countrw l-. The cthim rem.lned
Ing Which n ,w"eni wy nre " tram-
be shown pv "" "cnc ttoroau can oniy
Hill. 4UM.UII1U iltil
navy Department's
ncpK
i
ORT incomplete
WASHINGTON. Peli 8
.i of the Tuseanla to the nuin-
35 live been landed at Irish
..u lolnts, a Navy Depirtmnt
eliKti.n"'1 announced ioii.iv nils in
Iber
land
Sury yvf
il "0
fj
cb)TrJ'
elii,ii''i
rr. '7 '"'cers. men. crew and pisscn
tntKu ''his report, hovever. Is nppjr-
.(ifJifM-'.mplete. The N.ivy Dcp.u tment
-T"(',4ni ioiiowh
i i'fm'l'JS:n y Department todiv iccelved
Ir.fv ti.un announcing .event)-sx nf
W(,o' Bn 1274 enlisted men of the army.
ivf naweu on tne iranspori cuscann,
f i bean landed at Iluncrina, Ireland;
I firav eiicen oiuccrs ami Kciimeo oi mo
mlnded at L.irne, and that iip,iro-
riccr uiu oiucerK unu enusipu men
vhe srniv have been landed at Ik1.iv
tihnd
ollladdltlon npprolm itels nlnety
Wiioldlers and members of the crew
jjeooTtcd to be In hospitals. SK mem
rf the crew and t,eent-tvvo hol-
l-ra nre In tho military hospital .it I.on-
I(5?n4erry; ten soldiers arc In Lough-
, fiaiioKpnai ai i.oninnueriy nnu nine
and two or tne enw aro in the
Infirmary at Londonderry "
reports concerning the Milking
Tuanla are cr Kketiliv," b ild
ftary Daniels today, "and I hive no
filiation of the lirltlsh statement
ifltho submarine nlo was sunk. I
lit Is true. 1 shall bo delighted If
f'ldier.s
ajnlTy
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mntmt
VivL
itw;
Mrs W :t Jurell. Lltltr
"Li:.V UAIt(li:itSTOCK, corponl:
mother. Mrs. I'.lt'.i ltugerKtmk
Marlenvllle
I.AWHIINCi: i: Iim:WhTt'Il, p-lvnte:
mother. Airs W W ltrevvster Lepper
(I i: l!lti:i:NWOOD, prlva e mother
Mrs Carrie (Irocnwood, Watlersbiirg
SAMfi:L L WOOLi:Vi:i! iorpiril,
fitber. C C Wnolever. MontmiiKvllle
MAltVIN W ALCOCK. prlvnte, mother
Mrs i:thtl (I Alcuk, Knde.ivor
CHi:.STi:it II .TA.M1N sergeant . fathei
J J James. Kmleivor
THOMAS LLIIWIILLYN. prlvite;
mo'her, Mrs Iiertlu Llewel'vn, Scott-
lite
THOMAS It YOl'Nti mipor.il, fither,
I livid Younc. I'reeport
n.MIL V THOMAS private . sNtci Mrs
nna J. Mans, Pittsburgh
HOWAISD C HAimiS, prlv He, mother,
Mrs Alice M Harris. Wnltervllh
i:vi:ui;ttt l Hamilton-, privite;
father, I' Hamilton, Scranton
i:u;i:ni: a kaxi:. tiist outcnint
engineer reirvn coijis, niothci, Mi
I' ICane, Wllllanispor'
WILLIAM HONAN, first lleutin nit, Mold
nrtllliry reserve corps, mother, .Mrs
M irgaret Itomn. Tnvvnmti
LAI lli:x TlloMI'SOV, first lleuteinnt
nglneir reserve i orps . f itliei,.'r ink
II Ihnmpsmi, l'ittshuigh
KDWAIID I tJILLOl'IA. i ipt tin, Hit-
glneu Itiservo t'uips, mothu, Mrs
inhn Ollloulv, l;ldgea
LHIIOY HINKHL private, fathei, SI
las Hlnkel, lteadlng
100th Aero Squadron
STAXLHY I. l.KSSKl, mi giant, mo
ther Mrs Mm .1 Arnold .Scr.mton
JOIIX C HOCIIANAN. corporal; mo.
ther, Mrs Maigant lliuli man, M
(Mali
IIDWIN II ritlHS. private, father
"K'illlam 11 KiIih. Winder
I1ASIL J SPHLLHN, coriHii.il, father
James hp lien, Dubois
ISOllHItT I' McOOIlMIOIC. private, mo
ther, Mis .Marie McCoiinlok, Lunojne
CAUL O ItADHIl private; grand
mother, Mm Sir.ih Mcchals, Johns
tow n
WIIi:i:Li:it S KNOKI:. private
J A Snoke, .Shlppensburg
HICHAUD J CllVnX, private;
.Mrs l.ll7.ibitli (llvin. Dunuesne
CAUL 1'HAIthON, corporal, father,
Xelson T reari-on, Itidgeway.
DIJWKY K -MILLHIt, private; mother.
Mrs Julia, Miller, Johnstown
KHAVIC n (IP.AKT. private; grand-
mother, Mrs Mary Hlxon, Albertnn
AXDIIHW .SHOtTXLISKHY private;
sister, Mrs Ito"e I'ochron. Itcading
Mrs, Amelli Long, Lebanon
158th Aero Squadron
HLMi:u S. I.ANDIS, private; mother,
Mrs i:ila l-i iuIN, Akron
I'LOYD J. PltlCi:. private; mother, Mrs
Julia M Price, Lansford
i:LMi:it i: IIOLMi:.S, private; mother,
Mm Anni Holmes, Lanford
LAWHHNCi: T DL'IIUS, private, wife.
Mrs May Dubbs, ncllwoud
MAUTIN It MeLAUOHLIN, private;
father, M, H .McLiughlln, Krle
Ill'KUS W HITKOIID. Jr. private;
father, (he Itev. Dr. 11 W Hufford,
lteadlng
KDWAIID J KIItHY. private; father.
James K Klrby, Plttsbuigh
HDWAItD i: KLINOMAN. private 'fa
ther, Martin Kllngnnn, Pittsburgh
OLUin.Vei: W SHOUT, private; fa
ther, Peny A Short, Wellslmro
ItOY II OPLINC.HIt, private, father
Adam Opllnger Cherrjvllle
ItnUHUX (5 1.0(3 AX. private ; mother,
Mr Mary Logan, Woodstown
HDWAIID C UltAIIAMIUt. private;
father, George (Jiahamer, Scranton.
213th Aero Squadron
ROLAND i; DONCAX, sergeant;
father, Albert S Duncan, Wllnurd-
Ing
THOMAS Q ADAMS, private; fi lends,
Odd Fellows' Lodge, Chester
nOBKUT M MCii private; father
R M Mace, HarrKhurg
CHAHI.HS P. n:TnyR, private; mo-
father.
mother.
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rA htate isuya lurnpikcs
letfAMnrrtcmimn. Pa . Peh
vHsrf are now only three miles of toll
row In FrankI n County Denutv cli
vrajpSCommissloner Hunter paid t24.M2
lie nmiq unu iiiv viiiiuucniiiiii j
like sum for the county for the
two miles of turnpike fro n
nnellshurir to WavncHboro thtuuch
0jp Castle and Wajnesboro
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THOMAS (J WILSTIIAD private,
mntiiir, .vim .viary vvusum .M ittea-
wan. N J
UtTllt'll P HltOWV. pilv.ite, mother,
Mrs Anna Hrown 1'avpor I
(Jl Y II 1IOWAUD. pill it.-, Tithes.
Itoss II Howard His- Ormge N J.
SAMl'KI. J PITTLI.MH.I! pilv.ite.
Twentieth Knglneers, mother Mrs
Hill Plttllngcr. ltelvlelei., N I
1)i:i.awaim:ans
I07tli i:iiBimcrs
HillN It IIASWHI.L i ipt iln. eiulneer
rcservo corps. vVlfe lives it I0J Del
aware avenue, llmlugtou
iil3th Aero Squadron
JOHN I! DAVIs' private Twentieth
Ihiglneem. fitliu, Iho Itev T C
Davis, Mllfoiel D, I
U-BOAT TOLL WILL EQUAL
PRODUCTION CO LB Y
OIIICACO lMi 1 -Itiv ir.k of liu-
in in subiit.irlnis up b v,md can eom-l
lirihinslon During n Kinch iiumth thev
letro)ed as mile h m r m-golng tonnage
is the t'nltiil si iti k tn ni d nut in one
eir prior to the war '
This t-tati incut was ln ,,, p, r,,i,. the
Irewiuols Club bv II ilnbrldgi Colin, of
New York, mi mini i.r the I nlleel Stales
shipping bo.ud Hi. huggi.tul more
ships as the wi ipnu to combat tin- sub
miiilnc. vvhli h he terimd n devil's
weapon, ' w hided bv a ihUk new" i
' Althoilhli the lin i cased i I.U lenc) of
the letro.ver patiol kin c America's en
trance Intti the vvai his ,n(. i.eel the sub-1
in nine ravages soimwlia' II Ik not all.
eiggeratlon tn sav lh it It prob ibly I
will destroj in the piesunt )c ir as nuicl i
tonnage as Hug ami nnd Amerlei to
gethel can build and I nun It h, added
TUSCANIA'S CAPTAIN
SA VED, GLASGOW REPORT
XHW yilllK, lMi S The Anchor
Line olllcn received a e.iblc mess iKt fiinn
Olisgow announiliig tint Cipt.ilii P,tcr
McLean, lominaiide r ot the Tuscmli
had been sived The miKMge also said
that Mi Young, tin- puiser. anil Wil
liam Whcate, the chief Mcuniil, were
safe,
Caplalii McLean was one of tho vet
cran commindem of the Anchor line
He brought the ship out on her maiden
trip from (ilasgow ami Liverpool i.ulv
In 101C,,nnd was In command during
many trying oyages through the sub
mnrlno zone.
Shortly before leaving this side on the
list oyage Captain McLean modestly
whispered to noitip friends that rome
kind of n decoration was to be given to
him becauso of the war work
Ho nlwn)n Hughed about It when ho
brought his ship pifely up' New York
hnrbor ngaln nnd when he was leaving
he wns very npt to remark:
'Will. If they get me (lib time I'll
uiblo )ou from Olisgow" '
OLASllOW. I'eb 8 Nearly nil the
members, of the crew of the Tui'.inla
hailed from (llasgow, mid when It be
c line known that she had been sunk the
olllceia of the Anchor Line were be
sieged by ntixloiiH relatives The oniclalK
at first were unable to plve much In
formation regirillng the rtirv Ivors nr tin,
inlKsIng but during )csti reli) a number
of those sived arrived here other sur
vivors me1 pectcd todav
DECLARE THE DEAD
WILL BE IDENTIFIED
WAsmxe.Tox ivi. r
The War Depirtment tod iv took
prompt measures tn allav the fears of
relatives of Tuscanl i vlctliys tint their
deid might test in a n titleless gtave by
announcing tint all bodies ucoviied will
must piobiblv bo Identified
I'ollr.wlnR tn,. uniting of fortv-four
bodies washed up on tho coast of Ire.
land It was n ported tint thev worn
blink lilentlllittloii tags niiil tint be
ntise the renulns were unrtcognlr ihtr,
the boelles would , burled lit otic lirge
grave
It was stntnl tmli). bewever. tint
blank tigs uiu nevir Issued to Amcrl
cm soldiers Iho iuiue Is nlwavs
stamped upon tin tag. ivin though the
in in has not been assigned anil iium
b. ml In an) piitlttilir mill
corps men,
aviators.
engineers, foresters nnd
SI U. S. SOLDIERS
IN IRISH HOSPITALS
TUSCANIA SURVIVORS
TO TRAIN IN BRITAIN
v . Ili:i.rsT Ireland. I'eb s
I liiliuiitcil bv the cpeilences III lb,
torpedoing of th, iranpoit M Use ml i
Amerlcin mldlns bu, kled down toeln
to piepulng lb iii'iliis fOI irvenge
as ilnt tho Huns ni the nurli m
fiont In frame
Two tl linlouls of MirvlvniK vveie sent
to u militate iimp somewheto In
(licit Hiltnln when Hue m m,IK
tl lining as soon as ti,0 . ipiip,,,, llt tlsl
on the Tusi una bis h, , ,, iii',t,.r,
Tin mijorltv of lliev, Crc medlcMl
WASHINOTON. I'eb 8
Latest reports reiuhlng WashhiRton
today Indicated that the death toll of the
torpedoed transport Tuseanla irmnlns
nt 101 Of this numhir revent) -three
wore the nnnlform of the t'nlted States
ntmv There nre eight-one aildltlontl
soldiers In hospitals of whom It Is feired
somo at least will die from exposure
These llgurert were incepted as au
thentic' by the War Depirtment. hiving
been forwatdeel by the cmbisv In Lon
don, which lecelvul them dlrcetl) from
i DelfaHt
The War Depaitmcnt's Ilguus. how
ever, differed, as on veterdiv being con
Klderablv higher This was due. olllelals
explained, to the fait that Major (len
eral (leorge llartlett loninundlng the
American forces In (in at Llrltalii vv is
having dllllciiltv In getting lomplete le-I
ports from the scattered points wheie I
the units now are eongreg ited
Tho lilglust possible, pialse for the I
lirltlsh desfro)er nmvo) was ultirel In
olllclal clribs toda) 'I he MilFi-inia It i
now Is admitted, wns nnl) one of a very
large fleet of transports, most of them
I mice! vvlth Kiipplb s 'I he l'-boat had I
tiken a position close In sore, ko thil
the eoiivo)ed fleet wolllil be between It
and tho niplillv filling Hurt suili a
posltlnn was Ideal foi submitlne work'
nt'it tint onlv one torpedo took effect on
tin- Tusr.uiln. the other pissing h.iitn
less) astern, sIiowk eoticluslvcl) of itself
that the couvo)lng destroveis must hive
got Into action against tho submarines
vi lib the sound of the explosion of the
first torpedo
That the deith toll was not vet) lirgei
K due to the combination of good woiU
bv the convov. the rescue vessels which
wete btiirleillv illicit on to ad, n ml to
tin good we.ithci which pievalltil It
now Ik known that i severe storm hud
lel.ixd the tianspnrl Heel, but il was
inllrelv ovei when the Tuscanl i nut
hn file
Uashlngtou thtllled with pride toiliv
over the unolllil.il tcimrts of the o ilin
niss with whii It the men on the Tus
i lul i awaited t lelr fate Driven up it
attention teiel) lo take Ibelt places in
the boats thev King ' nicrlc.i' while
to the same tutu the IltllMi kuIiJciIk on
point sing 'tind sue the King '
Nntuial exiltitnetit tbne was on bond
In the e irlv stages but th it w is all
It now IsMertiln tint there wis no
pinle, ami this Is surpilslng Ii-m uii tin
I'lisciuli vies sunk at a point when it
was reisotuble to assume th it the
dinger point 1ml been pissed
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$ W-1
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Women's Winter Coats
$Jj&$
Formerly Priced up to $25.00
These low prices should make an in
stant appeal to women who w.tnt a good
warm coat to finish out the hcason.
Iltisenient tind eiond
Black Kid,
beautiful
s
Patent, dull leather
Ivory nnd cham
pnirne, kid Somo
with cloth c mbl
nation Oood ranee
of sizes and widths.
To Close Out
.90
I 11 1
I Ull
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Hoys' and Girls'
High Cut $-1) QQ
SlormSIioes H 9&KJ
Tan unci bbirlc.
n lib strap n n d
io to i.i. aJ.IJ
I tu tt. ill u
1 lour
mmm- m
Girls Satin
Lingerie Dress
Dresses Skirts
$1j.49 $0.00
Tine sheer mate
lials with elaborate
trimminRS of laces
and embroideries.
Sizes 2 to C years.
With shirred or
gathered belts nnd
billinid pocket ef
fects. Long satin
sash.
V J il
Georgette
Waists
$Q.OO
$4.S0 Values
Georgette crepes
and crepes de chine.
Bmbroide red or
beaded fionts 6th
ers lnce tiimmed.
Newest Spring
?hiules.
Boys' and(J iris' $
High Cut Shoes
hprelal lot. In box calf, tare and but
ton, (.ood heuvy soles und broael
toes. Nlzrn Vi to 3.
1.59
700 Pairs Men's $
Winter Shoes
1.98
L4
(lun
HKturdiir
r.reninj
Special purchase
of D r e s 8 and
Work Shoes in
Gun Metal, Black
Kid and Patents.
Slight Factory
Hurts. Me
dium and
Broad
Toes; all
sizes in
the lot.
The Fashionable Fur Shop
Stock of Furs
at Half Price and Less
Highest quality furs for this shop was located in New
York's most fashionable retail disttict Ci East 34th St.
Up to $150.00 Fur Sets Large Variety
12.75 ( Red Fox Jap Crott Fox ) 35.00
19.75 l Tl. TTUr-WF" ! 49.75
; o.uu
25.00 (
Fur Scarfs
Natural Crott Fox
lllark 1'rencli lonejr
Hone .lloufllon
lllark Molt
hkunk Opo.um
Ited Vox
Taupe olf
Kamehatka Fox
HlUer olf
rrnNH Fox
tiHttletlilp OraT Fox
$3.98
S5.98
$15.00
$19.75
& up to
$47.50
Fur Muffs
Illack Wolf. Seal Skunk,
Kit Coney, Natural and
Australian OposhUm.
1 Black Lynx Stole
very drotty good . . . ,
1 China Sable Stole,
90 inchet long
NumtrouM Other PUeet
I $3.00
i$15.00
'50.00
75.00
HTOHi: Ol'llNH IV 1 30 A. M. .M Cl.OfU'.S AT Sl.ln I'. M.
Women'i $2.25
French Kid
Gloves, $1.79
Two clipp Hlnck
nnd white.
Women'i
Chimoiittle
Glovei, $1.25
Two elaFp. In
pniiRee urnv,
1 h a m o 1 m nnd
whlti-
IkI l'loor. 8th St
HATS TMMMIW FRUE OF CHAHGV
SLvfciiiw f&&Vfli7
Market
Eighth
A l'lienomfcnal
IurrhaiiA of
Men'i JapanHf
Silk I
or" 1
.-Ci7C M
At Half l'rle-e and)
Lena Aetnal COe M
II aloen v1i
Tho entire numDla .
lino of a prominent"'
New York Iniporter.
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-(V- -- e 4 4
ONE YELLOW TRADING STAMP WITH EVERY 10c
PURCHASE ALL DAY
Filbert
Seventh
It's Real Thrift & Economy for Men Yho Need j
Winter Clothing to Buy It Here! Now!
Save Nearly a Third on Men's Stylish
Suits & Overcoats $13
Part of a U'onderful Purchase That's the Reason You Can Secure
Thii Handsome, l'eli-Tailored Clothing at This Small Sum.
OVERCOATS In a host of popular styles, including belted and plain
back models, either single or double breasted. Many quarter lined with
satin.
SUITS Every popular style in cheviots, cassimeres and mixtures.
10
Splendid Savings on Men's Handsome
Fur-Lined Overcoats, $35 &. $59.50
Hro.uldoth; lined with selected bKins.
M
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AX iv
Boys' Winter Clothing
$5.98 & s7.50
Si?e lluom,'liou( : '. to IS e.nt.
Neirfiill. ull In tiiltuiiH elieeks nnd
PMIdi Al-o niv perire ut 8.u.
Nuveltv suit (III -1 OH lot milt) llillv
llov roininv linker mid lunloi Not folk if
fceti in chevlcts iinel i.iHlnieies
Mm I Inn tt .. 111 bl inkct pi ild, e In v leiN and
i isslnieti
OlerroatH (In M.'ll lot onlv) IweeeN, elsv.
meres .tint Inoken pi liilt In nil xtvleH
I'oli, I mi!-. (In S'.'.o bt inilv Illue nnd cri
, 1 lin btll.i nlsri fnuev ilieviotM und e.isv.
uiiieie Ml tin tlaiiuel llneil
llt Drollier-. sl"()M I'l.DOl!. TT1I hT
Boys' Winter Suits
Sizes throughout -'i to 18
years.
Suits In checks plaids nnd
mixtures.
Polo Coats In cassimeres,
t ceils, mitutes ana thev
iols.
W if
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tT-&07 i .
Tomorrow We Put on Sale the Second Shipment of America's Best-Known
CHILDREN'S SHOES
At About the
Usual Wholesale Cost
Made liiulil Here in Philadelphia nnd
l'njnv International Renown!
Then Innr inquired tint knthislii)) hl
icasoit of tlicn imi.ri'ti thuiotirjh huottl
rilgr of the vccils of qiairwg feet nr
inuiiot pi nit her name, but it is xt ampul
on eieiy hot.
Wise Parents Will lint Tlieni l) the Two
iV Three Pairs at These d'lnerous SaviiiKs
The le ithir lin Hide -Illuk and tin kliNkln.
intent loltskin Kun-intt.il .mil tan Itm-idi
calf white kldvkln and N'ubuck
Vminiis stjles in p iln and lombln.illon
effectK 111 ick oi loloieel le.ithei tops Hut.
ton nr lace
lnfanls' $1.50 lo 2 Shoes
szih 1 to n In the lot
Children's $2 to S2.7a Shoes
Girls' $2.50 lo S.'i Shoes
SI7CS S'. to 11 In lot
Women's $5 to $8 Shoes. .
ClcnniHO' of Shot! Luki
$3.95
I'.itent n)ll. KU'imettil and klareil kid nKn piteut
oil with while toi anil Hick Mil with ivoiv tops
Hoys' Shoes
(,iin-mit.il i ilf s7ch in to &ij
III llrithrr I'lIESl
$2.50
n.oois Miitrii
INIeii's' $5
lMtent co-It
uM
$-i-19 cf um
si.59 fm
to $7 Shoes
tan i i!f and
KUii.inct.it
3.19
Spednl Ucmonslration of Dr. SCHOLL'S Foot
Art lies and Oilier Remedies for Aching Pcct
ItMtllllnilf Inn m.I .l.i.
I rmnt .!,..,.. " -"' '"' irrr
' ' . 1",l,,n "l mi- ILCI
i 'i i in iiui in, ii irt t
Hinl Imp irt pre iter com-
Misses' & Women's APPAREL
Special Shouinz of New Spring Styles and
Extraordinary Reductions on Winter Fashions
Misses' Coats, Special
HB
i lour tn title W ttti I mm Kit il Ik It, kit t ui
tml oillir iiml (iifln,
Noolt i MtniCH iluintH atul burr II i i lothn It
niw blue. It) ilK blown mten anl JUireundv
f.iHlilnn otti r in its ltuil Jltuul t-r lined
Ihiouhnut with n itnt
Misses' Cleerly Styled $1Q 7C
Coats f IV.iO
of ihevioth, burella i loth
velnltl ele United loep
liuiRlnir and slde-pl ilted if
fi-itM triiiini"d with kit lonev
eolliiH. cuffs and boieleti
snnie. nt!ie-s hive n I mi
trlmml'iR llodv lined 01 line il
lliroucthotit with Mtln On,
kc te hrd.
Ofr3RSi
1t
Jj jfr Sl'J.73
Misses' Spring
Dresses of $1 C
Serge 10
In Nutt 111 u-. Ilbii k .1 Hrown ei
Three itjli'. one ivltll pla'tcd
hknt brilibd bi tiler, white
s 1 1 III e oil u and niffs, another
t.i-.lens at Hide with tto Hash
ami bis r-kiit In tunic Htle The thlid is In high
waiht Mm tffeit, buckle tilnmitil
f If
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Women's Spring
Dresses .
525
he hence muileN, B
llbintriltloti hhoiiH one nf
trimmed tilth ullk braid.
The lliuli, Ilnlero, l.lon unci )lnlmi stj p
re Interpreted ln .
Also JeiKev cloth taffeta Mtln .mil irejio do
chluu moelelH of ftl.ill nm irt line
III llrotber M:co.) 1 I.OOIt
iwuvumvuviMtmuuivnt
? Ui(j Values Prom Our February
Wool Goods Sale
S Srionil , t t This (Ireat III"-
potal H bleh Offera the smnrte.t
if luhrliH for the ( owing Mton at
J, .Ml', to 3t), rht limn thr Urn-
nbir srnK Prlir.
$1 Velours
$3.29
S2.2' Crepe Poplin $1.48
SJ.1)!) Trench Serues.
. .$2.19
S2 Shepherd
SIJ'i ClulTon
Checks $1.48
llroadcloth. $269
J SI (iahardine $2.49
I It llrnthrm Fliht I'loe.-i, South
Economu Special Tomorrow!
1
Stripe Shirts
Pretty ponKecs with lustrous hllk
Mrlpen, Intermingled with coloicd
Mrlpi-n Soft .uffH .itlui bed
V'ic Price Is for the One Day Only
$2 Black Trav-)$ 1.19
eling Bags . .
Made of Serviceable Waterproof
Carat ol
Almost Half Price
A Remarkable
Bargain
Hiijh cut and linen
lined. Have extra
pocket, sewed handle,
meted fiamc, basi
toik and catches; 1(1
and IS inch size.
Watch Daily Adiertiscmenls for
Similar Good Values
I It Ilrothrrn Flrnt KloorT Sth Street
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MEN'S GOODS The Low - ---c
prices Are wuh-out Rival I Values That Will Make This a Very Busy I
Men's $2 Silk $ 1 .69 Saturday m the furniture bale
a j. oi i y fc t
f
35c
Men's f0c Fiber
Silk Neckwear.
Noted inaker'H entire stock of tdiort
leiiKths, Ineluc'liiK broc ides, f.imj
flRuten and louservat ve elTctta
riowliiK-end fuur-in-h mils
Muslin Wight ts QO- Y This 560 Daven- $AC 7C
IMaln or trimmed Kxtr.i J-V A . . 'tO.O
wide und lone Sizes IB to 20 lnchi a. 4 1"1 1 lieu
50c Suspenders.
vv
l-vtrn beotv lisle web J mJ
bine In plain colors with eontab and
fabric ends. jir.iRS irimminRH.
50c "Onyx" Sample
Half Hose
Silk fiber, plain and mercerized lisle,
etc In black and colors; also somo
fancy stripes Seamless and full reg
ular made. All sizes In ot.
II t It mothers FIRST FMJUIl. ITU SST.
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liuy an Our Club Plan. A'o Interest. No Extras.
This $160
Ten-P.iece Dining
Room Suite,
$139.75
Wllllum & Mary
OelMRonal dfnlgn la
Jseobean wak.
co-lnth buffet, china
closet, serving table,
i48 extension table,
five genuine leather
seat chairs and one
ann chair.
Mahogany finish Upholstered In brow n
S p a n 1 h h leatherette. Independent
ppilng and mattress.
$00 Mahogany 51Q.75
Finished Suite
Three pieces, Charles II moulding
In front. Spring seat. Upholstered
In brown Spanish leatherette.
$45 Buffet Cotonlnl dcelan in quartetmlgoldtnoak . $0 (Z t7tl
48 Inch plank top and idiolf. Has roomy linen and Owil.w'T
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