iv Hsuap j TmVyiii w i oBtyroM
S
) SALES BOOMING
AS MILLIONS MARCH
Total Passes .y,uuu,uuu,uuu
I In Liberty Day Rnlly for
Victory
illOLE NATION STIRRED
iL York ami Chicago Staging
iStcllar" Performance lo tipeeu
Up quotas
SLACKERS AVOID GIRL SHOEBLACK
EVENING PUBLIC LEDOER-UU1LADELPH1A, FRIDAY, APRIL 26.
1018
o
Washington, Alinl
. thud Liberty '-".in Is H.inR
J2 OHU.UIH'.UUU HUH 'Jtin, .-
I
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LircMnB ml"'"'" "f AmcrlcnnK are re
(rondln(r " President Wilson's appeal
? ..... i. . nit i-rn H iln for
if....i.. wuh ha 1 illy Hi""' I'""1 "
Uk Wiwinmn f-r Hie rampiilitii. the
",,. Department announced toila
Z the reports nrf dlsrnurnRlnR. sis the
final total . Hie i-oo of buslncs
Tfll ' l S98.T:..n:.n. TUIh Is fi.i
vfr cent "f ""' nilnlmuin Muotn of
rrlrly report " whety I-n-'"'
WflUMter indicate tlml the nation
araVd out fim mast t. coast a tin i
bM bfsan with added lnr early In
Semomlns Hope or an enormous total ;
j,Md out " Ticnsurj- nuleluls, and,
. Increase is expected to carry several
rtire States and cities oer thrlr iUotn !
fX,y two dlsir.rts. Minneapolis anil '
Louis. hai' horn accredited with more ,
,n 100 per cent subfrrlptlin. Kansas
been olllclally iicercdilccl ,
thniisli the ilistrli't will
Milimil it rerntil today sop-It.-,
formei claim for ovcrsub-
Sln?
rtin 100 per
fity has 1101
110 per rent
jrobably
"itrthiR
terfptlon
ehlrAco mill New ork are stn
the -stellar i ifnmance of the ram
rtltn. I'hli-nB" i tn fourth plare with
tiorc than .-iui oiio.nim. and Now York
Jtill tarsal tenth Pine' with more than
J0,000.00n ni ,"iS per ci lit of Its MUUtll.
"luSlvldoal suIim rlptluns are plllllK lip In
Uh district tluiiiBh loaii.dlrcctors sa
tta big banks and heavy subscribers are
dill hold I PR then- purchases III reserve.
Htrcn district have Bone our the 3(1
wrcint iiiarlv leavlnc Atlanta rrrdlteil
tilth 31 Per '-in The Dallas anil the
ftn KranelH-o districts are tied with lis
tt rent, mid lin-Kui is In seventh plaoo
lith 61 pel "1
M. I.011I Wlcr Mure llaniir.
St. Louis, "hli'i hi ole all lei-onls In
lubRTlbltiR It- iimila first, has Rime
lik-ld for more honors and Is claltnlnc
total sulsrilbcrs for tne nisirii-i ai num.- ,j,lv
HO. Tenncsw- i the last .stale ill tne
district to complete Hi- ipiotu, and the
diitrlet committee is eoncentratlUK on
tint point to hniiR the record to Inn.
pr cent all around, st. i.outs worn i
In the campaiRii has Hon hlRh praise j
from Hi? Treasury Department I
The1 miRina of defeat hnverliiK over
York has acted favorably, and
1 rain of :' I nfMi.nnn mm reported In
the last Treason total. The State was
'credited with Jllt.!i:in.:'.0n. and the cit
of New Yirl, with :i7, 87,050.
! Cleielf.nd is reiiortinR splendid ie.
turnn from the entire district and Hil
ton Is clalmlnc roinarkahle iinlly ainniiR
Jthe ueople of New laiRland. especially III
uie arive ior inoi iiuiai suost iuh-ih. .i
linta and Hlchnioiid hae crown with
Vrcafliic pales a ml added demands on
the Cominllters, especially because or
lh blR patriotic demonstrations planned
for the day.
Ub'erly Poster for Hie tirroniiiH
Liberty loan posters are belne ilunc
town oil the Hermans today by the
"erll forces with Heneral rershliiR. A
'telecritn from the ccneral to the I.lber'y
'(Watf badquartcrs tells of Hie dellRht
' bkft itie imsters hae clen the Amer
ican forces. In assuriuB them thai the
Wks "hack home" are solidly behind
them. Thousands limn been distributed
throuihout l'-rancc. and wheneier pos-
laltit ni'l.ilni'U .lifiunr llinm nil tlto
f Chilian population Inside the Herman
lines proving that America Is out with
.tor billions of dollars and inlllloiiH of
men to flBht the war to a just peace.
J&K&!';3sg ' ' ;jfeitSIBaPBHH
NATION'S DEMAND FOR MAN-POWER OF AMERICA Sst,:"a,.,","" """"",' '"ISK.rs.ifc " "" tt "
ARMY NEWS TAKEN UP GREA TEST NEED OF ALLIES
lew .
Coiwehsmcn Seek to Have ,.,., Comnmsionrr Do Hilly Soys I. S. Must llxnrrl Lnnu
I Ollicial Daily Report Ap- . ... c, '. .. ' h
peals From People "'" IU"cr "'M''1 "
?nmi
Oermani s purpoHis. In thP Trench Mie. nipnrntly, I fluterrolrlcd 10 Wttty
apiienr directed at rettlm- Imp nil Issue on the west front tintr An
hands on s much territory as possible, ' rushlns airplane and artillery mantle
earn and west, so when the pcaco iccfc- ficttire to the utinod, I'renoh, Intormi
i Hon shows
Unvlilhl,ii, Aiill 16.
1 I naiions insWent denimul for of
i n. ai ii-'u about itn iiRhllnu men.
'niiRhi frnni Ameileaii ources Willi-
ii MimiuthiRe. was voiced today
ii..ii, mil tan lotiimlttee iiioilibcm to
U 41 . 1 OIITll II
MniK-'id In ImrimvlnR npppdN for
.. jiii.. in the imed ones of rannttlu-
i- niiKi.sinen quesllOneil the com
. ittfe . in the Selelenrey battle and
- uRht t.. linif either (lenernl I'eishlnK
I m. W.it lciartmen Ismte at olicp a
l.i i'i . .iiiiiHiiilque telllitR nil facts be.
' ibnn.iir Blxea them In her own
.Itli. AM Ultlt' A
by.
Wn.liliialnii, April 2(i. I iiilitlnn. The collntwe of Ituwla has
mut espect n Ioiib nml . betn followed by the virtual trippius
hllter strueclo on iljp wet front. I of the ltumlnn front forrps. Two moie
It may be months before n ilcrlalon In ' division Isave been reeonlly sent to
the bloody nshtltiR there Is reallicd. To- I'lcnnly. Thcie nrr no Rrenl ilernuin
day the Allle are outnuiiibered by their forces today tin any front except Hie
foe. The situation N serious. The duty
t I ,le
''i.il t t. i
Moll Wll
-i -enlhle. vjtle
i.ubl del. at nroiiniriindii and lrt Hie
iikiii in tieiple know without cxitKRer.
.it .in a'nl without mincing of wonts,
in. v 1. 111 ini-n fare.
Scichcpto. the Inrcest battle inio.
iiik Amci'lciins to ilnte. causeil a stoini
..t wild rumor and speculntlnn. Iaiijb
.ifler ileiinan issued her statement thin
lii ptisiiiui-H hnd been tn!en. 1'ersh
inir let it be known that ndn Hermans
h.nl In i'i! .aiualt'cs and that Anierlcnn
hemes wire no more than could "rrnmin.
nbl.i be e c'.cd "
Tn the nillltarj ixpeit that nnnlil In.
1 .-.it.- abiaii nii American losses--dead,
wounded, prlMiners Itm n round the
cnimtrv the ll'-rinan ciininiiiiiinue was
useil ,y prop.'iBiinillKtK to stir trouble.
The pnns has utReil ttp.in taker the
neid for striilRht farts In nltlcial ficin,
iid tnila.i UepresenlnHie Anthimv. of
l.insii. led Hie assault in set a frank
-.how down da ill .
"We foci that the Am. i lean ieople
-hmild be abb- to ilepend n their own
War Department for new. and nnl upon
tin. ollicial Herman statement which thus
far appears to hne been accurate." In--aid
before the ininii II session
"The Amciicsn people after a eat of
Hie war won't be panicky at AineVlinn
reierses, should thn mine, but far
b tier result van be obtnjned If they
are tnlit the ttnlli ntifiiit (letitor. ltr.
TO DECEIVE FRENCH I'AST "WATCIIINC" POLICE ,m,,,v "in ,rl1 " '" ''"' " " """
.URUtiient fur suppression for military
i. , it i ii i. i ensnns falls down I'rnnkness will drue
hVOI-yliody Vainly lllintillj;, ,,, ,,, realization that the Amerhaii
or the American t'overnincnt. the labor
Inp man and the. people at home i to
make haste now. A successful outcome
Is assured
I Ids Minimal i-e a remarkably frank
-ii'iie lime II Inca.ne known discussion of the Allied war situation
"iciiiltee mi public Infortna- by M. de lllll. French deputy hltth cotn
ines.ing Secretnr llakcr for mlssloner tn the fulled S ates. who ba-
pir.d'ciii plan which, Just arrived here from Kroni-e with
I'Vcneh olllccrs who were In the thick
of the llrst Herman onskiURhH In Ho
wes). llavlns failed In their original inten
tion of separating the I'Vemli and
Uritisli lines. Hie Hertnnns. they say. lire
now picp.ulnR for n Inns continual
dr'ic and It mr he many weeks be
fore the end Is In slRht.
TulkltiB with those men who have
actually witnessed the recent bailies In
France, one Is Imprcsspd by the tre
mendous carncstnes with which they
seek to drie home the tnsl effort neis
sltated by America now. At the same
time the complete cnlillilcni-e the hate
In the future Is clentl.i conclusive of the
Uermnn failure iu iraik the morale of
the rreneli trootis or people
Scvcnteen-yoar-old Kmily I.ippoli. of William-pot t In ha.s an
cnvinlilc record in winmiiK rcciutls I'm I'nclp Stun, .lust i-ci-cntly
sho was awarded a R." prize by the Notary Club of William-sport
olTeretl to the (irt person linntrinc in a rocrurt. Kmilv beuan
shlninp; shoes in her father's .shop when Ihm Iwo brothers went
ofl' to war.
CAPTURED AIRMEN FAIL HE SLIPS FROM COURT
.Man-power l the first vital demand on
America today. 51. de Hilli declared.
KliRlnnd Is riishliiK Brent irserves tn
l.'rnnce and the Kronen .ne uiusterinB
all the tCM'itt's tliey e.in The great
reseroir. howeiei tj. the I tilled State"
Troop shipm. tits fiotn here must he
hastened to Hie utmost, he said.
Hermani Is picturing In Humv ieiy
Rood soldier hlie has Into the west front
tialtlellue. .ii.orilniB to Krencli Intm -
west. A handful of men atltl tcmnln-
In Mesopotamia and stilltclciit tire Kept
In I'ussla to continue the plunder quest
theie.
Next to mnn-powep demanded lo uie. t
this Herman determination tranpottn
tlon. HccordltlR to Jl. de llllt. stands
out as the most litnl iiueslloii. Moihn;
troops and supplies in Kranc has pl.ired
an extraordinarily sciinus burden noon
the railroad Hn-s of that country The
number of cars and loconiotlie. needed
for the work Is enormotis. thlp must
he secuted lo transport steel anil equip,
menf. Anything Hint can In dune must
he done, the Krcuehmun snid. in inspire
the people and wnrhlngmrii nf Ann rli a
tu Hie crying need for ship.
Tivls preblem lies not only in the
hands of lit- llnvernnieiu, he sas. but
In the hands of the whole iienple Amir.
Icn mutt exert Us Rreatest effori now.
while the danger is acute, and at Hi
same lime prepare for ciintluuiitB the
struggle thrnuRh I9ll and in."
As for the American uovs now In
France, the commissioner said both
Hrnernl Koch and Heneral I'etnln had
spoken er highly of Pershing's men
"The are well-trained, as shown hi
their tei t-iit nKhetlng. Tho h.ite don.
well whercxer they lmc been, he ,,i.t
Then one of the French major. spok
up enthusiastically and ndded
"Yes. I haie seen mnn of them 'it
self. The.i are us line IIrIiImis iiuii ,i I
eier n . This counti.i mn.i be .i,--suied
thei will hold their own w h. i .
t lei they ale placed."
I'l.ins for distributing the Am. man
fr.ices through the French mi. I llntiah
THE ARMY
COMFORT SHOE
IJAjLLI
Thie Hr. A. Itced Cushion Shoe is built on the famous' Army
Munson army last, adapted as the standard for nil Army footwear,
because it represents the utmost in comfort and foot health.
The patented cushion rivcs additional comfort, pillowing each
siep on a springy, velvety layer of lamb's wool ami cork, thus
climiiintini; the jars and jolts of walking and standing trust sap
our energy.
You llnish the day as fresh as when you started when you
wear this shoe. Corns, bunions, callouses anil till foot troubles
speedily vanish, while the cushion also protects your feet from
dampness.
Made to withstand hard service, yet trim "and stylish in
appearance. 77ir Origiiml and (iriminc
&r.Sf,?eed
CUSHION SHOES
.If Tl) .i-onl rlirut utiilaiiovn. Tlir fCiiimic Dr. .1.
Cushion Shar mn o' '" '"'' '" I lnla(l"l))hia at
No. 8 North 13th St. NIlili? ,.,.,,.
FOR MEN
AND
WOMEN
Reed
' -- - - - --sniui: aii;s sian . . m i i.o-i. t s:3o i". m.
I'ose as lliitisli When They Kun Into
Dctiifhiiiont of Republic's
Soldiers
Xlriiii x, Iriiiiie, April ill - The H Tman
man airplane e.iptnred near here Tties-
nlRht Is n biplane of the tine
known as the A. K. H., lilted with Iwo,
-liil-hursc power eiiKines. Klvlng the tn.i.
ihliie a mn.Nlmum sped of nliietv miles1
mi hour. i
The pilot teems to haie Inst bis way.
After Hying for ionic time by guesswork
and think. tig thai he was over his own
lines, he burned a Hare, which was1
insiveicd by one of the same eolnr from
below. I'pnn seeing this he landed the'
unchtuc, and Its tlir cupntits set '
out to disinver their whereabouts. AI
post Immediately tbe,i ran Into a group
of foresters and Fiddlers guarding some
Herman prisoners at wort, on a nearbj
larui. line of the aviators said he and
Ids companions were Ihigllsh and had
lost their way, but although he spoke
trood Ktcnch his accent aroused suspicion.
Then,
He liuturtiM Willi Lawyer
lie Hired
New inrl,, April ' - ln,,r the noses
of llnee iHillceinen "n.it, hint" blin, ,1a
coh Tepx rs. whose trial before .lllilgi
Malonc, of Heneral Hesaioic-, on a i barge
of gland laieeni was siiii...-.-.l i. b. gin.
walked out of the i oin-liooin .mil ills.
apetired.
.lodge Mn lone Immediat. Ii loireitnl
the defendant's hail and i-Mi. l ,. I. n. Ii
warrant. The isdlcemeu so, nt th, n
lunch hour looking for him Mm l to
the surprise of elellboiii. Tepr,is
walked Into the courtroom in th - afl, i -noon
with liuls lileier, ,.n altnin.i,
and explained thai be meieli h.ul lett
coin t to engage llleiet as his ...uiibel
people have a Job ahead of them
The War Department said in ex
planation that Pershing had the m.ittet
under mnnlilcrottnn. hut had been hesi
tant up to now in Issue an American
statement In i ien of the comparatlp,
small developments of the Aiueilran
Mtualtolt. It is admitted tli.lt the lnigail
lug of the Am. II. ins ,th the llllll-ll
wo, lid not liiiul. i Hi., i-Mi.ii f su,.i
,i t.it. on nt gini in. Am. i u -in .ingle
..f the tier.it ...ii-
EBB
SraTutoiV: secosd floor 5w.,
'.Jllnes Suspend Work (o Celebrate
I Mahanoy rily, Vh.. April 2fi. l.lb
ferly Day In Miihinoy rity was observed
,ij the suspension of all lite mines while
jt monster parnJ'e was held. Schools
.and business houses wcr closed.
INDICT FOUR POLICEMEN
; IN LYNCHING OF MINER
Twelve Civilians Also Face Murder
Charges After Grand Jury
Inquiry
; Etlinrilsille, III., April 26. Sixteen
'persons have been Indicted by the
Grand Judy which investigated the
ibnclilng on April B of Hubert I'aul
.Prager at Collinsville. Twelve indict
wents were against eivllinns and
eharged murder und four Indictments
re against policemen, cliui'KlnR mal
leaance of odlce.
The Indictments charshiK murder
contain nine cuiiiUh each, and nro di
rected, against the live men who have
"ten under arrest since tlio coruncr'H
bwiucst, and seven others, who have
lot yet been arrested.
I The prisoners nro Joseph Hlegcl,
litho confessed to being a ifiember of
W mob that hung I'rager; Wesley
Waver, nichard Dukes. Jr., William
IWockmeler nnd Enid Klmorc.
'. T'ie 'our iiollcenien are charsed with
1B. to ulsl1crso the mob and call
fn citizens for assistance, and fulllns
ir, Surest any one when Pragcr was
.oeitife assaulted before tho hanelne.
CUMBERLAND COUNTY
HOLDS LIBERTY DAY
Going Over the Top, Raising Four
I Honor Flags, County Has Great
Demonstration
farH.le. !-. Alirtl "ft V tvirlnlt' nf
.features marked tho ohservnnco nf I.lb-
Urty Day in ('nmikprinmi cnn.,ii- rn.inf
Kt these was tho announcement shortly
ftr noon today that Cumberland Coun-
! n,a 'gone over tho tnn"ilii tlm l.ih-
f'rty loan drive nnd that subscriptions
Uhtly In excess of tho $1,006,000 ap-
uwuonment have been secured.
V;,'onor1flaRs won by various districts
rKiI?.i?!w '" Carlisle, Mechanlcsburg.
h.i"t nna Sblppensburg. At Mc
Ji.!5urB general half-holiday w
hni. ii tt,,(1 wo'"cn nnd patVlotlo oi
in... ..""IS J0neu in a- paraue nnu uem-S-hi."0"'
Tll Presenco of Madame
,7"u.maJin-IIelnk at Khlppensburg fea
,i rS, . e. observance there. There wus
Keioo0 "".Parade nnd llag-ralslng at
liii. . " "le "rsi county town to pass
inu!Hcr,nt,or 'otal and bo uvvuxired
,2nor fiaBs. I
R' 'be noon luncheon of the Carlisle
l."mDer Of 'omiTirna Imlnu rti-lL.a rila
.iienArfli t. . ., ..; '.... -" i
1. . ""Biieimom, miuiary ai-
' the Italian embassy In thl
... : ",KI " veteran or tno Tripoli uou .
f"ent wars, was the epcaker.
. ?t. Paul Defers Dividend Art Inn ,
tjJJ JYorki April SO. Action on stock
cniflendli has heen ilArr,....! l.C- tlia ,11.1
tCtorg of tha Chleasro. Milll'illlkpn antll
Paul Itallrnnrl II La nnnnonnaH i
l none would be declared until after i
roaa a contract with the Govern-
naa teen signed. Officials expressed i
I that this would take Place tefor l
Iwrtual meetlne Ji. held Jay J.- I
Pocket Knives
Wc show a large variety uf
roltl aiul silver pocket knives.
For a serviceable ift,we
rcconimciul a combinatiiin
knife with one blade can be
used as a pocket knife or cigar
cutter
Sterling silver
14kt gold
$1.75
$11.50
S. Kind & Sons, urn ciwsima si.
DIAMOND Mill
II ANT.-
,n;wia.i:ns sua kiismiiiis
What You Save Here
Helps You Buy
Liberty Bonds
Mason & DeMarr?
ii 15 Chestnut St.
H)ingite Kcitlin Theatr
- as-
Si
Our New Location
Will Be at
1215
Chestnut
St.
ui;oaa
Ftir Scarfs? Sets
Coatees &. Coats
Furs Stored,
Remodelled
and
Repaired
AteGregily Reduced Ip Price -,
M,fr-r---- '" 1 i-'v. Unvnrl;:
ITir- wvis- -vxt-'-f v ?
THE importance of buying now at those low
prices is readily apparent from the daily news
that fur prices are advancing steadily.
In nearly every instance wholesale quotations
are higher than our sale prices.
Scarfs
Suitable for Sprint
and Summer Wear
l.-, Ilenutlfid Wolf
I.OIIK ' u ' "
.HJ0..VI
colors
SIS 1'olret liiliirlnitliiriV 9M
Ifa-autlful lonif silky lur
"I.TreUS'..i;e'ur'nV,r,a,.'.'c.4.-50
Fur Coats
$93.00 Marmot . .' S30.3O
110.00 Muskrnt 1-5
175.00 Hudson Seal ...M 18.00
195.00 Nutria ISO.oo
'350.00 Sijulrrcl Sis.oo
395.00 Mole Z1S.00
fiia .Inn Kellu.ky Stulr. S.")!).3U
Trllllllieil Willi tulta
X9S.3n IlliiUnn Seal Stole. (11.30
Two yardn lulilf. Man iiudlily
nulrrrl. . 07.30
(1911,30 Naliiriil
Htolrs und
Sou
411 lie eftetlH
Fur Sets
JC5.00 Taupe Kox S.TS.30
S5.00 Illaclt Kox 47.30
89.50 Taupe Wolf 39.30
105.00 Pointed Kox ... 09..10
11000 Kamchatka Fox. 71.30
110.00 Heaver II 1. 30
Purchases will be reserved in our storage
vaults until next fall on payment of a deposit.
Payments to be continued during the spring
and summer.
s? ' 'Iff '
Hocrn's
Novelty Boots
3.!wn wl
1- JS:
rey t 1 I Wl.
A fi A
I tl v I V
)
JV I S' fm
I .7 11
Kxtra High
Cut in All G
and Brown Kid
;i,'o it row 11 l.
Vamps w i t h p
Ivory Kid tops. J.
Gun-metal Rne- lr.
lish Walking, HrJ
wnite inuduck
and White Kid.
All sizes and It
to K in the as-1
sortment.
ellhe
Afony
Sfiri
Women's Smart Pumps
and Oxfords
$1-98
fo
Buy a Bond Tomorrow!
Two, Thrrr, t'niir Mnin ns an
I'oitiillh (All
ini'rr
Si
Vnr r lt' oiir
Nothlnc
AUt In Itn
Down and SI a Week
Intl.
More.
I'liiys a $.i0 llnml of the
Third Liberty Loan
.1 utile inriHliiinil ixiyiii; V
lirvil.
Siiei Inteiiilent . Ilffiee
I'iii.st I'l.uiii; si;vi;.vtii sr
HATS Till MM El) l-'lttM OF CHARGE
ONE YELLOW TRADING STAMP WITH EVERY
PURCHASE ALL DAY
10c
Market
Eighth
Filbert
Seventh
VICTOR RECORDS
Choose W'lttilvrcr Stlerlioim Vott
ll'isft From the Ytclor Cnlalopiic.
JVe A.-e Sure Iu lltivc Them
S10 Worth of Records, $1
a Month
No 'I railing Mftitip., ICIi ielriits or
lelor Heronl
I. It llrothers KII'TII KI.OOU
..
..
o
I NV
-
WwV o
V m
A.e)
er 150 of the
ost wanted styles
to choose from. Sizes
1 to 9 and AA to E
in the assortment.
Get your shoes here
and save the difference.
Dr. Carson's Cushion
SOLE OXFORDS
$2.29
riy mall.
He extra
The shoe that is
pleasing thou
sands of wom
en, in black kid
and white linen.
Boys' & Girls Play Oxfords
Tan Lotus wltli elk
cUhl xnle
rr Ji.io
Size. ! oe
Mv tn II JL.iD
Sire 1 Og
ll'a to 'J l.OO
Boys' & Girls Tenuis Oxfords
l!lack a n d
hi', e e m ah .e KUt
raented rubber II (9
emeu.
9V, """
Sire J to J and
to 0.
Boys' SCOUT Shoes
Tan Grain ,
with Elk-
skin soles:
siees 9 to 134.
$1.98
J " 5f4
tiV .
1-69
Sizes 1 to 2.
l v
Ik X W.
day -'
Men's Shoes & Oxfords
$ft.45TO$ff.95
Samples and spe
cial lots of well-
known makes, in
s-o-tjo Tans,
Dull Leather,
Patents and
Black K i d;
welted and
stitched soles
all sites and widths in the lot. ,
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Men's Popular-Priced CLOTHING
Philadelphia's
Greatest Stocks of
Rtudii lo Fill lo Utwoxt Salinfuclioii h'ri rg Xvnl of Mm Who Winh Their Oollaix to Srciin licxt 1 aluctt!
Sot the Limited Product of Some One Manufacturer, but Huge, Splendid Assortments Involving the llesl Lots
From Many Renowned Makers
Men's $18-50
Spring Suits
15
hi llniiihome h'aney Mixture
All sizes, including stouts. -English and conservative
two and three button models, splendidly tailored.
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Worsted Suits
1rii $22 JO Values
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Guaranteed All-Wool
Every popular fushion is included. Also a
of fancy mixtures nt this price.
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Kirachbaum All-Wool
Clothing
20, s25, ?30, s35 & HO
"Your Money's
In a complete rnnge of tuoilels.
Wortli or Your Money Hack."
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Boys' Famous Regatta
Wash Suits
$1.65to$3.98
Ji.ieeiilioiiiilln fine iinilitiei that air worth eon
iili rtihln more.
Iiiniur "Norfolk, Hilly Hov, Tommy Tucker and
.Middy I'lTects. Sizes !.". to 10.
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Big Savings on Boys' Spring I
Clothing
Three l-Jjrt raordinani Lots
H.98, ?6.50, HO
SI ITS in cheviots, cassimeres, homespuns, mixtures
and ull-wool serges. Popular Norfolk nml military
fashion. Also Junior Norfolk, Tommy Tucker, Hilly
Hoy and Middy styles.
COATS Iu khaki, mixtures and all-wool
tylcs.
serges.
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Hats & Trimmings
.1 Shoiviiiii Well Worthu of Our MiUinerii l.vudi sliii
,',"""''"; , - . , I Men's $2 Madras Neglige Shirts, $1.69
.i--. I Ultia-nm.Ut g ,-,.,,i,., .i,,,,, nait.ri., lYeneli . urr- utmebed Soft iletach-
llingb Summer Styles , , ;'" nr "' '""" "
$2.9S
The New Transparent Si Ready- J $2 93
lo-Wcnr Hats
Trimmed ul'li ibic
Id.lek. A lie" blue.
rilibiiu bauds and
navy blue and Krai
In u luti . liltiK
I'll.. Illlllralril.
Sailor Hats, $1.98, $2.)S & SMS
h! h-s ami ll culm
iTiTrnt T'luinuKc Fancies & Hands,
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Madras Shirts
Striped effeets. Snft ruffs attached
n.25l
Topkis" Union Suits
I'heekrd iiainsniik Athletic sdjle
")0c & 63c Knitted Four-in- OC
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Hands
Nulrd linker'.. Meek ef Imiierfeet Weaver
uoven etnehet in plain and lieather colorings, Konie
cdlireil etrlpes. Also silk uccordluns In two-toned
"Lawrence" HalbriKk'an
Underwear
)75c
Silk Lisle
1 Half Hose.
29c
98c, $1.19 & $1.98 i 5 Underwear ' nan nose... .
! I11-1.I. mil vibile Win'.- and eeiii n.tti.n .vain- Shii Is have lllack and colors Seaml
I '" 4 -hurl hlievew luaiiiis have larB- re-1 I. It llrother
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Oar SPRING SHOES OFFER
Important
Economies
Fashionable Lasix ami Eaiy Wanted Leuthei
Women's $3 & $(5
Sport ) $9 Oft
Oxfords J ttZJO
All crav liuel, er vnth B.-av kid
trnnmlnK lv.ii lei.'tiet- vvalk
111K heils 01 rubber heel" nnd
soles.
Young Women's
Oxfords and "1 $C
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Itlael and tan I ttif---. x-. , ulf,
white buekssin and Nnl. ink
Sizes 2', tu 7
Women's $8 White Wash
Calf Lace Hoots, $3.23
Wliii.- noi-i sobs and heel-i
Women's Hoots and
Low $Q.30 to $1 O
Men's Shoes & Oxfords,
$1 to $9
nf tan
kid und
1.1 black calf. 1
patent coltPkiu
Shoes
Thii and irunmelal
eolt. b'aik, Bru,
In 011 11 kid
,., If. patent
biscuit and
Hoys' Shoes & Oxfords,
SI & SJ.30
r,!iii ultid.iii. Kunnn 1.1I and
tan Mires I to G
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Misses' and Women's SMART SPRING ::
I ATTIRE SUPERLATIVE VALUES ! ;;
Girls' SMART FASHIONS at Popular Prices
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REP DRESSES . . . $o A Q
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I Pink or blue, cffectlvclj cmbroldcrei1
Wool Serge Coats $C gg
Helled stle; vvllli over-collar of silk ' "-'
iKiplln. Mien 8 10 11.
j Wash Dresses $7 go
jl'eter Tan material In colore, with ' ' '-'
j white cillar and cuffs l'euluni stylo with
ihand-emhroldcred isn-ketM nnd crochet Inn tons
iil 11 .. -.,1 11 t i.Uliiea.l
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Cinplre ftjle with pongee collar, belt nnd full
1 nine, suen - to u.
b .lt llrothf r. -SKCOXD KL.OOH
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These UlTertitas;
Frankly, We Uo Sat
llelieve They Can lie
Equaled Anywhere,
For Misses $1 Ct
SUITS f &
nt sci bc. poplin, eahardlne,
black-and-white checks, noneee,
taffeta silk poplin and Tusuah
silk ,nay blue, brown. Pekln
blue. Sammy tan nml fopen
haireii. Styles Include Norfolk,
sports, inaunlshly tailored and
dressy models.
Misses' Suits,
Exceptional Choice
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The lltiin hrrae .llmlrl Illu-lrnted
ma) he liad In nil hprlnf shaileii.
Ih llirre-liutton. !uble-urvate4
front, new tlclit atrete und rout of
irttld ure noticeably smart.
I'l.vllu suits in Hare effect, have cut.
nvvny coats; and sivorta suits cOf
wool jersey are smartly belted and
lxickcted.
Misses' Coats
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The Delhi cloth model U lllin
traled one of tho new plaited
style with belt and deep cellar It comes In ull fashion
able shades. Also iwplln coats In betted style, with
IHickets.
Women's Suits $OQ 7C Misses' Serge and ?1 ft f
Kxpcrtly Tailored J ? Taffeta Frocks... ' iV I
Srrae .Model shows diAlble-tlvr Jickit.
braid nnd detachable collar of natu
ral poncec
Ulher sorKo sul's havn white vaftlc
cloth vesteeH and slashed KcUel.
Also iMjplln suits In epum style,
with braid.
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Shows one of the aerfe tjl
IlKtired foulard collar and cuffs.
Skirt Is In panel effect, with
novel flaps ut side. The taffeta
frocks show Ueorcette crepe
sleeves.
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