P5 V-V n EVENING PUBLIC LEDGER-PHILADELPHIA, THURSDAY, MAY 191? ' . Eleven vare workers! J "GROUND GLASS" IN JELLY MMfM .fJ HARMLESS SUGAR CRYSTALS! FACE FRAUD CHARGES Scan Throw M.m Mothers Into Panic 0or "Slriokon" Cliil- ill on mill Disrupted Picroo School Until Federal Chemist Ahido Annljsis and Ksplodcd Theory of Gorman Plot ' w --szIxJ? v ( ore? -- -k J CAN'T BREAK HABIT OF BEING TORPEDOED Christian Pelcion Mas JJoon on Three Ships Sunk hy the Germans ; fhrlMlin Pcimmmi 1i.k turn on tnr- liciloeil Fhlpi mi iiftm lie Ik bi-Kimilnc toi legal il the cxpcrlcnip an ii habit Three ship nn vvlilili Up mlleil the Atlantic Invebcin mini. Ii trip ilmnm I hut rcterKcii Ik Ht ill imliurt Ho arrived In I'lillnflMnliln Inilnv nftcr nn eventful irule on the Ftciint'Oiip Soul Kvn which N nou ill tin Iiiittinii of Hip I Atlantic The Nnril Iwn Hallnl fimnl nn Atlantic poit nlmut wis wrel.K hko , 'I ho vovapc tin tinrrntful until tin I flcamshlp iip.ircil Hip Aion A few miles from tin re a mibmnriiip pokul It-nni-o out of tile water ami cni a Mit It iickis Hip bow of the Nont Kn Ililt the chip appiiiictl to In a 1 1 1 1 1 i deaf, ho another slull itnt to tin i (bin tprrt oer the hhlp The Vti"-i1 Im'ti tl I ami tho KUbm.irlne nunc ulonBeidc Whit happened nfltt that is licit' r told III the words of I'otemen, who win t-ceonil nRlncer of the Hblp. and h it followed the Mt thlrtv miiik "lho commander of the nulmi.il In" hoarded our ship" he K.ihl, 'anil oidered tho captain and inself aboard the sub He told n he had boon nnltliiR around tho Azote fur iw for two wTmUh Ho knew we were mining to nipet n convnv "While we wip on the kuIuii nine we found It hid aldpil to Mn an oil t.iuKu Jint a iliorl while hermr It met ux It f-ecmi the timl ii lefuxed to clop foi the subinailne She vv Ireli Mm il to another r-boit wbb h anl. the tanl.er "After we were on the Kiilmiai Inc a few iiilnuleH the fieiman lomniander oi dered our ciptnln and me baeU to mil chip 1 tnlil him we dldn t have main MipnllcK. and he decided to Kink tin N'onl Kvn ' He let u hi u llfibnnt and ennueli Kupplic foi KPM-ral ilnv A few nitn iiIch after we put off from out ship the (trim mm sank her with bombs We wero adrift three tlnH mid nlKhtx and flnall landed on thp i oaKt of Moroico our crew w.ia bent to lionleaux " Pcterxcn wan on tho VlR.illst. whlih wai blown up and later hailed on tho t'otiR limn? w-hlch wan mitik near tho coast of Pi nitre He wax lit xea i-ev-eial ilajs each time befoio beliiR pliked up Petersen llr a rirlmnliv HnRland, when bo In an oi,ioitiiiill to be homo. UKRAINIANS BACK LOAN PIiiI.Klclphi.ins of Tint Nation .tlit) Hope to Ilaioc S 10,000 T kialnlans In IhN cttv nre stronRly behind the third l.lbcrtv I.oin Their commlttcee heailid b. T J llrcey. Is leaving no btone untuineil to send tho tdi.iro bj lieoplo of this uatlotiallt. 'clear ocr the top" When the canipilrn end" S.i unlay It Is expected tin Hiilinrlptlotis will have reached $10 noo One of the method- used bv the t'kinlnlans to hoost tho loan w.ih a pirade In which the 1 kra'ntau Aimrl ran Citizens' AKs-o.l,itton, L'l.ralnlan I.eaKUe. from ailoui tnila of tho rlt and clrjuli orKanli.itions and school Lhlldren took part The iMiiid" wat followed hy a iii.imi nieUlnK, .11 whlih .iddtritcs weie made l Clinton Itocers Woodrulf, Hr Julian Czupka Casbuli A H.inklewlcz the P.e. Max Kln.icli Mm ton Wltkln and T J nri.e, who pticldid At the ilo-e of Ml HlNceya Fpeei h subscription to the amount of $1.1000 vote no' uied The mtmbiiH of the executie com- mlttee Included Tlieouoie j nrie chairman, Stephen Wllizjuskl, rbalrin.in . a(Mii.-e hliagala. lie man. jticn.ui iiu.i wi-n.-i.uj noioskwicz tiiiiHUiri. Petri wlcz. Hniiticl.ll uec ii tin y SPROUL CLUB FORMED IN FORTY-SIXTH WARD I Main Piominenl Men of WiM Philadelphia Anion: Mom hers liiu oiled Tile Jrlli-iind-Kround-RliiHH mlrr of the nortliupHt eitlon hii been hoUed It rciiulrrd fpvenil il.nw to Bit at the bottom of It bill now all locrn of jell nre Filling It fenrlei-!il few dai nfio the tlirie ihlldren of Mm Anna Hood. 28 17 North Twcntx fourth ctreet asked for bread and Jell limit of the jouncit.iK ate ablindantlv and then went happlU to the TIioiiiih 1 May Prlrce Kehool, Tcnl-thlrd nnd Ciimbrla treeti After the hid pnne Mm Cood h.ip I petted to Klnnee nt the rose-colored JellJ j a II repoed Innoi-entU In the rI.isb she Fh line pirtlelen of a clas nn- peniniiir Mnttned throueh It SIio 1ml lieatd of tho uround-Rl ikk ploti" of the iScrtmiiK Like a Hash she was off In the sihool and hmimtit brr thlee rhll (dren Viola, llert and James home with nil pnsidblo speed A nil kIi lii a- siimmnnid and was hoi rilled In heal that the i lilldrcn Ind VOMKiVS FHM SCHOOL TO Ol'K.X HKKK MONDAY intPii Rinunci rh- In their JnlU He mule a thoniiiRli examination but could find nnthllic wrons The NounRstcr themfle were K-arrd, but pnintrsK tither nintlirrH who 1i.ul liotiRtit Jelly finiti the same Rroi erv imtionlzeil by Mrs (lood dcildrd tint their chlMrcn uIho had i mistimed a quantity of the Krnuiiil rHss They also took their Mill dren from nhonl without delay nnd In formed the print Ipil J n Hmery He In turn told the polliu nnd l!ocrnmctit oltlelnls The Btorekccper who MMd the Jellv wan nlarund Mie Is thorouRhU Alnerl 1 1. in and wanted an luxestlgitlnn hhe sent ii whole burel of the suspected Jellv to the Pcdiral HulldlliR A Hoi eiuinent chemist made an analli and found the Jelli tierfettlv harmless and pit liable It wax iwcrcil with Infinites!, inn I stiRar eivstaN At first Rl.tnie the resembhd Rlnsn but n for the tnste well nil the stilil.cn i hlldreu are now cntliiR mole jellv IMKKCK SCHOOL MAiMM TO ItUY MHKItT Ht)M)S Ml Ii. 1) Illi)Ms CI It I IN Itrili-h neu-pipcr orrepolllclll mil war writer, who will I. ilk on "Hie Dciimvc t.ir" .it Wither spoon Hill Inniplil iiiuler the till pue of the l"lueril Ixlinion ;(u irlx . ( ii rl it in iile a fir-l h mil inrlii:.iliou ol loiiilitinii'. in (er tii in anil oilier warring iounlrie GERMAN PEACE MOVE SEEN AS BIG MENACE P.epubllcins In the l-'oit -sixth Mnid l ii Linff the inndldai of Senatoi Hproill foi the Ruhprnntntinl noinlii.it mn h.io foniipil n wnrd club to push bis landi d icy nnd with Hip rxirptlnn of tin lan illil ites for I.leutinnnt llniornnr nnd -.cretarv of Internal Affnlis the rnlltt ' st He llit.it headed b Sproul I bo club m known os tin Wllll-im (' spioill Independent llepublli in LenRUe 'or the Porn -sixth Wnrd, nnd has iimotiR llx inetubtrshlp man p'-ii'lnent iirofeM. "lon-il nnd business men of West Phll.i- 1 ib Iphln Ihe tndepenibnts lire supimitlnc tin rinillit.uv of Senatoi Heidi liiian foi l.buteuant tioernoi and Itetnesi ninth e Woodward for SnietaM of Internal f tairs. who nre on the Piniose ticket 'I ho uiw tub, launihed last nlRht ..tnrlcil f.Tf llh ii lli Inn ticpr flip lllp' forces In tho mm) h niiproiutallnR the Maike headqu liters t'i until a few I ami rm IrjinitiR Will lie (ilrn on (.ili-oii r.irm. Vnnc. lOOll oin n and Riils In mm lulls nnd blR stiaw hits dlRRiiiR inkliiR and linelnR. will be n familiar slRht mi the (lllrain ' farm, t Wimnwood nftir next Mem-1 dav An woman wIshliiR to lu educntrd In fin mint:, with n Mew to enlistlnR In tho Human s land nrinj units to be formed Under tin toutull of national defeusi will lie Rilpn oppoitunltc to lie Instructed In farm work In two cxpirts Miss Ituth .MitZRir a Cornell griiilmto, aheaiU Is on Ihe Hlbson farm 'Ihe si llfifil UIM bo .il.pll. .1 tipvl .Miiint.. unit thin will be noiliirRPS bond IndfiltiR nildrissnn ' The Cultivation of tin I inn' tuition beliiR free, but the prmlsn .. .. .,,, m,,,, i,, ii,,.iJU w ,, Is mule tint tho-e who prom In their, w"l,tl l-,lu-""n '" Huslness wa- mi expel Ipiups shall nftetuuid sIrii up foi ' Hip features of the Ineetlni; whlih i senile wiin one in imp l.iiul units . i,i.i ul.llll.H ...,,,. ..Ill I... nl. . .. ... ...1 I" " .-.i,...i .....in,- ..in .... .i.ii hi ii r....iiii. Sft of stiidplits III .liim the objiit of the trulnliiR hfiiiR to lit a lirRp nunitii r of woitMii as leaders of squads The tndeim of tin Pttip rlx has an nounird Its umiiI suiuini i RaidiiiliiR inurse it tin Chislii hpi Iiirs hi lmo and tin art stuilints who haw ulnaih rcRlsteied will In iio til. il with a iniii IMliMil Ip uli i tn tustiuif thpoi in tiuik RiirdniliiR iindei the dlnctlmi of the National I.p.iriii for niiieii s SirUi oi lallnn ole to l.rnil tirilti ('.uli to Cm rrnment The Alumni Assm Intton of thi ivim Mltnol has totrtl un iiilmnusl to ItiMst us surplus casti in l.ltiertx Itonds anil I will subsiilbe IhrouRh the students inm- mlttee of the school, whlih has thus f n rrported subi'criptb.ns of mote thin $ " nnn tr Martin I. Hollnnnc n,i. , I prrsldeni of thp assm Intl. in to Ml, ( ThoniHS .Mm Prlrce ,lr sou of founder of the Institution Mi ivn Viill llae lloarinj; on Com plaint Made h Committoe of Sex only On ilinrRes of ilritlon nnd reRletra Hon frauds, cloven election olllcers. nil known as Vnrc workris In the Third nnd Portv-elRhth Wards will be Riven henrliiRs before MnRlstratr Itrnshaw to. dny. Thrv wrre in tested on umipl.ilnt of tho Committee of Seventy Tin men licensed of llleRal voIIiir nnd of nliflUR nnd nbeUliiR llleRal votluR during the elcitlntis list fall arc Albert Stains, men MiKcnn stieet. JuiIrc of rlrctlnn of thr rlRhth division In thr Por-tv-elBlith Wnrd. Prrd Stains, of the same nddrrss, an Inspittor. William X unke, of the same nddrrss, an Inspec tor UcorRO II C.iln S001 South Tweti-Iv-llrst strcrt ft ilerU. .Inhn New chain. Jr H0M1 Mt Krnn street nn Inipeitoi, anil John 1. Pov 2013 .South Tontv second street, n Vnrc i nmmlttceumt. ami Chris Powns HOOs South Twcmj llrst street u clerk The nun ibnrRpil wlih in.ikinR false nnd fraudulent riRistia.lons are rthur J Leotmrd JHI7 llmll street. II J Mi llrlde JOS". South Twentv-sicotid strut. Amliiw Patrlik .ll.'t Snvder nvrnui, mill I n iries Hi Ran. -ui i touiii Ttti ill -sit nml sin 1 1 lnvesllKatlnns bv the Committee of f!eeiitv todav mil usult In other ar rests Allegations aRilnst the men were made bv Lie II Wilson nn rmplove of Ihe llddvutoiip munitions plain and a iisldint of the Poitv-l.lKhth Ward i I Cm tin, War Correspondent, Warns of Impairment of Allied "Will to Win" dajs npo when the i lubrooms nt I'lft) seiond alid .Sansoin strrivjs wrre lensrd lij the Independents, the bulldliiR una Ihe headquartirs of the Macki V orR.iul z.itlon 'Ihe dubs nllh ers nre President, s iiiiuel P SiutterRood of S P Siat terRooil .x Co riiiIii men h Hits , vho picsldeut. (liorRe W ll.inev, of Huney, Uuttuei .VI Itaab, shirtwaist mamifnc liners, secictai.v. MaRiMiatc llobert C.iisou and treasurei 'Ihoiuas P Slat tttv of slattiiv Iliolhiis, io.it dcalus John PUUr was Indorsed foi Congress fi oin Ihe West I'hllaik Iphl i-lici man tow u dlstiht, John It l.i) lor for the Stile Senate mill i huiles K D.llnill anil Kcrii uilt Johnson foi tho State llouic of Itepreeiitatlvcs WANTIiD M.IIVY LADS AS WAR TANK CllliWS lco chair-John Atitono- 'The wm is roIiir to be one of in durance nnd will he won by the side which most unlledlv keeps up Its 'villi to win Thing nre In the balance 'over there ' It Is up to America to swIiir the scale This Is 'our war,' us few here probably realize " These statements wile mndi todav hy I) Thomas I'urtln wnr innespondent nnd autliorlt) on political nnd military conditions in llurope Mr Curtln. who 'covered' fifteen wnr fionts during thr wnr. Is louring the Pnlted States lecturing tn vvnin against (iermanys next diplomatic moves lie will lecture tonlRht nt Wllhcrspoon Hall. Mr Curtln sums up the three diiiReis against which the Pulled States and Its Allies must be nn their RUinl const.inti). as follows Klist the IlusKm buak ilnvvn iiriv fuinlsh ilennanv supplies tint will ennble It to outeiiduie Its op ponenls In food consi i vatlnn nuasuirs t-emnd the Rreal limn done Allbd sh'ip lilng Ii) siibmailnes In the l.it liim )iars and tldiil the lomlng lienn.inli propagmiU foi 'peace' Thiough the last named Mi Curtln said the lirimiii llovernincnt will nek to tnkr .iilvantagc of nil weaknesses hi the Allied countries dm to the foolish hi lit f that ilennanv Is on the virgo of i evolution, so tfiat the rial Miiiigth of tho Oirman people may be brought Into pi iy during the lull whlih It Is believed the in w diplomatic offensive will aim to iriale ll talk of a n volution In (lermany must bo dlnolintcd once nnd for all.' said Mi Curtln 'Although 'ill per icnt of the people are dlssatlslled with con ditions In the empire thev are so will m hooled nnd nmtrollcd bv the mltltai Istlc leaders that u revolution Is out of tho question ' Special This Week Only t These are days of Economies. r This is Your Opportunity to Get Value and Quality for Your Money. ' Cordovan Calf, Gun Metal, and New Dark Tan Oxfords. i ViuA Qfv1 $4 K w " All Sizes Regular $7.00 Oxfords Special Genuine Cordovan Oxfords, $8 Bmmermatfs MEN'S 1312 Cbettnut St. SHOES ' 1232 Market St. m Another ('all I uril In I ill Itciuainiiig Cl.i'sci, ami Hii-kv bi rappers , Arc I)circil More huskies for the tank spiv be I quick ' l The tlrst call Issuiil soiih tune ago was fullv mot vnit now .uiiiiiion.il lasses nre opi u mid must be filli d , Men of led blood nnd abounding in 'pep' nre wanted for this sei v ice w hi. h has nil the tin Ills any man of adun turcMHiio bplrit could demand Applicants lite urged to file their 111 llstment papers prompt!) us the Links of the tank set v lie aro being filled rap- Idly The lecrultliig olllic Is at l-.l Archsticet Tlie ago limns are cignieen anil loriy- i a one, and those now wantid are vvirehss ! V buzzet operators, cooks, liiacliim -cun mechanics, motoi engine iiiecliamts tiactot dilvers, ihaufTeurs stenngi i phris heav) mntoititick drivers motoi- ivclo drlvtis, teleimoiio optt.itois pl.c trlil.ius, bkicksmlths, o)-icetv Icne weldtis bench luachlnists, lithe hands and tv (lists HALLTKAM'-UVKIt TIIKIIK" h cilU(;k ok local hov Cipkiin Hcnrj iN. l'lllinp: Cnlcrs Mnr in Paris l!.i-cli.ill League tine of the tweniv-thrie teams enteied In the Paris Itasebill I.iagup icpiiseut- Ing rvcrv bianih of the Initid states war scrvbe now in Pranie is mulct the dlrcc-Ion of i npt.ilu ll.inv V Pilling s.iultnr) coips. .National Arm) who Is a son or Charles I Pilling of this Uty. 'I his team, whlih Is made up of men who Captain Pilling took over their is I Ihe Midic il )ep u tun nt Hep ill Shop No I and he several funnel minor .mil major Ic.iruus In Its line-up 'Ihe siason oil lied list weik and cames are plivid i ic'i Sundae ' Man) foiinei vvi ll-knrivvn hiscbilll pki vers in piirnlbd In the circuit and at- one hue in klinkl slid Pat Moian i will In -imliiig over his smuts to Paris' lipfoir long in get likelv niituial fori the aft i-tm w ir g mn In the Pelri'e school I'lnp in wist of Itroad Thr nssoi inlinn vvuli iiiPinhrrshlp of USD was rrsntrd In flotiilsbiUR condition with iuvitrd u iiiiinvrstrd funds of tflJK'i lb sldis Poitoi Holli.vviiv tbp-i Din i vv i rr rpc led lie pti sldent i W Van Ailsituliti I lei licit S Punk Mis P I Ithoibs lulln Htoisiliit Hsviil I Mooie. sitretmv S I, ilabit tissistiut suretnrv Isabella C MtCHtTiev, tieas uier lieorge II Uiwill usststaiit Inns ill el Hurrv i; It. il low , tnmi.igpis I Im nui M Cloud I .a urn Mvuv liosp Mi -Hevllt. I Agnes Hrlllllli. .Marie P Imr kln Horn lichre, t'l.iiu A Itendiiiks William il Harbei. 11 P Shortlld- lliupti II W'alti n John llllteiiliniisi ' John II Wilglit Waltn H Mirtu anil Ueotge l.ehhels R !. Wlllll B I i lint of H I m I th Ii n 1 1 i iii i E I , I HI l T llll It I N STORE YOUR RUGS I II 1 line I Ii II I ?0th Ctnlury Storage Vrclioue Co iiii-.i VVi-t Pllll li'i Iplll I 1 !! I . i I n R n l-fJ(7(7CC1OOl -c-, o K i rr Pparls Restrunr Cfci O ..!... !..-. ii. ..i....i.b11j Lj) VL 1 1 ritltil II fin-m in MHirn w ji' k KUFHANN, Jeweler. U1G Chestnut GtXjQLAJkJXltJ Warner Trailers Vlinle In I lie siirriliniistrr Mao lUtl M I lit Ii Mill 11 HI'I s. i , ins in 7 ttiss cpt tr Kills. . livis 111. trlln, Int ro I Milmlt lllili; . Ilnmil ,X Kaip sis jisr"8, Q) Galvanized Boat Pumps f'"'"'Mjrir''w''V'M''io,w "'""'""" I II llfrcfr (n ill M st Voiw 0f)0 tnrhrt 3 ir GIFTS THAT CHARM THE BRIDE hy their Simplicity of design and utility 0 v A I A :ii L IE m o KS H0TWflTFRALWAY3 if I READY with n L0VEK1N nillnmHtlc Gas Walor Hrafpr oppcr colls or heating I s to clog up when X 9 Silver Glass China- No sections water Is hii Indorsed b) Hundreds u e. l. Ill Lse LOVEKIN w vTi.u iii.jii.ii, 41 Laurel Street V&S94BQM Hammer Blows That Hamper EVERY other typewriter but the Noiseless works on the hammer-blow principle. The type strikes hard against the roller. The Noiseless alone brings you pressure printing the most marvelous typewriter improvement in the last twenty years. There are no felt pads or soft rollers in the Noiseless. The type is steel the roller is'steel but there is no noise ! A quiet office 1 No typewriter explosions to interrupt your thoughts! No "Stop-a-minutc-Miss-Smith-while-I-aiiswer-the-telc-phone." You wouldn't hesitate ten minutes if you were sure the quality of the work would be the same that there woulB be no sacrifice of speed or convenience. Write, telephone or call for a demonstration. 97; 'c NO I T Y P E ELE WRITE R. Write lor Booklet -TUB TYPEWRITER fLUS" mIIIi SBBr The Noiseless Typewriter Company , , , .835Chiiut St, FhlUdtlpfcU (FMtite, Walnut J691) ,s?v. Linde 30th Anniversary Rug and Carpet Sale Positively Saves You a Third to a Half Prices arc soaring in all textile lines. Your own shopping experience tells you that. And the scarcity of goods is increas ing. Linde Store preparedness enables us to not only supply our customers, but to protect their pocketbooks with prices guaranteed far below all other stores. This sale brings gou a most unusual opiwrtuiiitg. Its wide range o- selection and astounding values should be seen bg cverg homemaker in this coinmunitg. Such bar gains will not come gour wag again for gears. In fairness to gourself gou should malic careful comparisons. $1.50 Tapestry Brus- $1 QQ sels Carpet, yd . Wilton Rugs $.V 50 1 1 iKlt Grade. ii') . $51.00 67 00 Worsted. J1. 58.50 (i-'OO Wurstul. 83x100 54.50 57 00 .Standard, QxIJ . . 46.50 54 (X) Standard. S.K10 0 . 44.50 .il 50 Standard. o9 . . 26.75 18 50 Standard, 4 67 6 . 15 00 S14 Basket Weave $10.50 Rugs, 6x12 ft. . Axminster Rugs $51 00 Ilijih Grade 113U $42.75 47 50 Seamless. 912 . .. 37.50 45 00 Seamless, 99 .. 36.50 32 50 Seamless, 7 6x9 ... 25.75 24 00 Seamless. 69 . . 19.75 3600 Heavy Grade, 8 310 6. 28.75 2500 Heavy Grade, 7 69 . 19.25 $1.35 Velvet Carpet, yd . . 95c liodg Brussels Rugs $52 00 Best Grade, 9x12 ft . $42.75 49 00 Best Grade, 8 3x10 6 ft. 40.00 3600 Five Frame, 9x12 ft .. 29.00 28.50 Five Frame, 69 ft.... 21.00 Throw-Size Rugs fll 00 Wilton 3oGi in 9 75 W tlton, .i(i6l m Ssd Wilton, 27xv4 m 7 00 Wilton J'xM tn ((I0 tniiister, Vj6i 4 00 miiiitir 27xM 2 c0 NxniiiiMii. 27x50 tn tn tn $6 75 . 5.75 5.50 5.00 4.50 2.75 1.85 $23.50 Heavy 6x9 Ax- $1 Q Cf minster Rue. lO.OU minster Rug. Colonial Rugs 9x12 ft C rctonnc . , . Ox 9 fl t rttonnc 3x 6 ft c relonnc 27x54 in Cretonne $89 Wilton Rugs, 9x12 .. . $13.75 . 7.00 2.25 1.25 75l Tapestrg Rugs $?0 00 Seamless. 9x12 ft $22.50 26 50 Seamless, 8 3x10 6 ft. . 21.00 18 75 Seamless, 7 6x9 ft . . 15.00 15 00 Seamless, 6x9 ft 12.OO Linoleums $3 00 Best Inlaid, so, vd . $1.50 2 50 Heavy Inlaid, s jd . i.25 1 35 Inlaid, st d . ... ,95 85c & 75c Linoleum, st yd . .60 $1.25 Tapestry Brussels Carpet, yd 65c Select Nowl Purchase Held Until Wanted on Payment of Deposit HENRY LINDE Open Monday and Friday Evening 1 These Perry Spring Suits have the spirit of May in them! i NP f ArTrT v 1 ir -w V u V W I M U 1 II A 1 fin1 ft I I 11 MM l J Perry's "i: Mii.n if" M0111.1. l'mir button Coat , new f 011 iiivp Vtllltnrv shniililrrfti tiyp lioiKcts with Mllltiir (lain that butttn bottuni poiKots hlanhcil in hIiIcm , lltr-fHin linik, M'.unn well r.ilnil jsnapiiv st)lo foi tho lune Til low M Perry's SIHIIlTh" lOT nkr llmk with four hmmll tmki. at olc without waste of Cabrit . Coiiruvfi Military liinililrri iMrt cut oft all nroiinil , rnUrd welt n?um nt walit line In hlmuhite licit. It will be well worth your while to lake a walk out to 16th and Chestnut Streets and study the styles in our windows! It's a beautiful display I The fabrics run the entire scale of colors and patterns. There are dark grays and light almost creamy white Cambridge grays; there are stripes and checks and plaids; soft tones blending in harmony; novelty mixtures; ' A Then there are the models. The newest Perry innovations designed to save the cloth and yet convey the military air so you will see raised welt seams instead of belts, and yoke effects with little pinches of fabric where the pleats and tucks used to begin. CJ There are conservative models galore, of course, but there's a distinction in them which comes from Perry lines and tailoring. V MAi 4-.-. frt-ryA flso nAii, i t-ir1e?An- cill 1,M,rvM w J 1VIUI IU lUlgl.1 111. "" II IUUI.WII QlllX lllllllga & with their opal tints and spring flower hues ' that change and dance and shimmer with j every bend of tne hand. a. ! Jl M I -naSKI J Assortments and styles in Spring Suits that it will pay you to come out to see! $20, 25, $30 to $55 PERRY & CO."N.& 16th & Chestai 111 W Uriiit, Columbia aud RUg Avmum isiii nmwm mi 1 1 1 11 mn -MAPXibt trrmawy swoy pp- w,Mviwim 11 ,,i,4i1" vr1! W ' V BBHmOMRMH
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