far-1 ' ljaar ''tgPM-fi?rvA -'Zfegtw'7 v";"ry tajyayi'a Bvm PUBLIC LEDGER PHllADELl LW, THURSDAY,? SEPTEMBER 2G, 1918 mvwffifa3'' -'fc" f M- m :ul7wmMm SPRINKLERS THE AUTOMATIC FIREMEN Bricks and Mortar Cost More So your property's xiorlli more o ilay than n jenr ngo nnd if jour insurant o doesn't oner this In rrcn.e you're not fully protected. Insure fully, jcs. but 6ivo tlio ndded premium by Installing Globo Sprinklers. They pay for tlicnisch ts. Globe Automatic Sprinkler Co. 203.3 XXmlilnston Ate. Dickinson 031. It Gtob bqulpptd CITY CENTER DRY UNDER ZONE PLAN May Be Arid Area Around the First Regiment Armory WOULD HIT BIG HOTELS Proprietors of Bars Affected Will Fight Federal Order if Enforced Threalenrd zone xxltliln !nhlMtiiicnt nf t dri Inlf-iulle radius of the imnrx. Broad nnd fTl-, Flrt Ileglincnt loixhlll stteetv ix 111, If enforced pro- 1 h'hlt the .ale of llquois in six of the lirges htds In the center of the eltx and from sKtj-flxe to sex ent -fixe sa loons t'nited States Attnrnex Kane has pointed out tint more than L,!a enlisted men are being boused .it the arniorx and that under the liw the illstilct Fpecnirn niui ue none in ruling r.Ti the nuesllnn Ins been asked of of II- ! clal Washington I The largest ho''l 111 the nern 's the , Vendlg Others In It or on the fringes of It nie the XdelnhlT the wimtsni thA Hnnoxer, the Lorraine and the Illnghnm Of these the Adelphla ind the Ulnghnm jre "doubtful" as a elide with a half mile radius drawn aiound the nrmorx xxould touch Valrniount axenue on the north, a point noitb of Chestnut street on the south. Nineteenth street on the west and .Ninth street on the east. Two lllg Cuff n l.sinpe Two (.ifes thnt xxlll escape the dry zone If It Is established ire the IAlglon nnd Kugler's, the managers billexe ' Paxld n Proxan, man iger of the Adelphla, explained he had not used a tape miT-uie to find out" If that hotel , Is xxlthln the zone, nnd Inquired "xvho I would reimburse the hotel If the bar. xveie closed" ' Suixejors weie emploxed bx Vtank Kimble, managei of "the Ulngham and H S White, the licensee nf the rafe there, and meisuiements ate siid m haxe paced the building fifty feet out side the proposed aild circle , Nell Bonner, president of the l'hllt-' delphla Hetall Liquor Dealers' Associa tion, in explaining that between sxtx flxe and sexentx-tixe saloons are xvltb In the area, declared that the saloon keepers xxlll fight The association has etained John W. Wescott, attorney gen eral of Nexx Jersej. tis counsel i:xnct measurements xxlll he neces-1 saiy before the fate of some of the houses nn be decided The law pio xddes that if anv part of a building is1 within the cltclc the (Joxeinment has I the power to forbid the sale of liquor xxltnln it. Mould He I'atriotlr ! .lames (' Walsh, manager nd the Vendlg i-aid that If necessary the sale of all llquois xxould be abolished and that the company xxould take matters patriotically and philosophically. j Among the largest nnd oldest saloons, within the naif-mile i.ullus are Soluas's, at Btoad and AlUi streets; Harry Kd xvards's, opposite City Hall In Juniper street, xvhlch Ins long been the centre1 of spot ting mm, and Ostendoifts on Maiket btreet, neai Thliteenth LOAN AUTOS MAY RUN SUNDAY Care Kxcinpt From "(Jas" Re quest Short Measure Warning Automobiles used In the r.lbertx Loan campaign xxlll be exempt from the 'vosiesa Stinria" i eouest. nciordlntr to State Fuel Admlnistratoi Potter While no special insignia has been designated, the fuel admlnihtiatlon suggests that some poster or pennant earning a Liberty Loan slogan be dlsplnjed some xx here on the automobile to Indicate Its mission , , , In n bttcr Informing countv chali men of this ruling, the fuel adnilulstia tlon takes occasion to caution automobile nivners against 'short me.asuie" In buy ing gasoline. 'Tiue couseixatlon of gesoline ie qulres that exer consumei of gasoline should use precaution In checking the quantities of gasoline delixered to them," sas tho lettei. "Indlffereme or c-.ne-lessness on the part of tlie customers in i becking up the quantities delixered to them is an inducement to drixers of de Ilxery trucks to the use of dishonest methods . "It has heen biouglit to the atten tion of the fuel administration of 'eiin sylxanla that consideiahle gasoline Is being sold to uin-citipuiouB dealeis under market prices, and lliise dealeis haxe full knowledge that tbex- aie busing fiom drixers xxbo hixe dishonestlx m cumulated the gnsollnp fiom tustomeis xxho are IndilTerent In checking the measurement of delixetles" Adding Machines One-Hand Control This feature of the INTER NATIONAL ADDING MACHINE is not possessed by other makes. Requires only right hand to operate. Parkway Bldg-. Broad and Charry 1'htot Sprue IKS DON'T BUY METAL, WEATHERSTRIP Until you see the Stein-Way equip ment. We guarantee 30 fuel re duction and a uniformly heated house. Phone Walnut 6677 -for Estimator. Stain-Way Mff. Co., 212 N. Darlen vgff $3,250,000 STARTS crrrs LOAN DRIVE i Provident Life Takes Two Million and Sidney Tyler $100,000 - - I SOLDIERS NOT COMING' Quarantine Prevents Partiei pation in Opening Pageant I Here Saturday I Buy Liberty Bonds Early Urges Loan Committee Thp I.lbertx T.o-in tomiiilttep to tlav made publlf this nppe.il foi the fotnth loin: "The United SftteM (Internment now nsks ton to do om full duty ns nn Ameilcan in mixing exeix' bond xou e.ui in this fouith Llliertx- f.oin 'This loan Is the lai cest the Arneilenn people Imp exer been nskerl to subscilhe It is -needed to do the hlsjcest Job America lias exrr undertaken ".Vo man rich 01 noni cipitalist oi' lihoiei. ins done his sdiaie until he has bomjht nil tlie bonds he has the rash to pnx for nnd till he ean "osslblx- nax- for on Installments In the months to come. "Thank Ond xou nie able to Inn1 I.lheitv Roods, nnd then go nnd bux them bright nnd ptilx nn the fltst d ix- of the cnrnpilgii. Septem ber 28 " nh Imnil hmrrs will lie nlilr In nlitnin llielr linml, nn (lie nprninjr ilm if tlie fourth I Ihrrtx l.onn drle. tint lon-lcliinrnt, nf Imnds of tile fniirlli liie linxe lirrn ulilpprd nnd nre be ing iliMrlliutpil tlirnitghoiit the inuntrx. Minn na tlie terms of tlie 'mirth Inun x ere iirningril, tlie llurrnii nf l.ngnit Ing nnd Printing liegnn turning out Imnil- Trriisitrx iittlrlnls said Hint In ilrtunllx eierx ltx enst nf Hip XIUllpd rlier. finirtli l.lliirti limn liniitN mat lie luul fur nmli it the opening nf the campaign sntimliix. With f!2-,onnn subsiribed i stnrt nireadx Ins been til ide tow ird Phlli delphla's $27.'.ono nnn goal in the dis- ttrlc ipiota of $500 000,000 for the fourth l.iheit) Loan One subcriptitn alone tepiesents the Proxident Life j; 000 000 made h and Trust Compinx- The next laigest Is $1,000 000 In the Central Ttust and Saxings Compans The leimlndet Is made up b the Mdlne Tiiit Companx s pledge of $JiOnoo and one Indixidual S-ldnex V Tj let xxhn placed a subscription foi 100 000 with i: Pusex' Passmote, goxernor of the Kederil Iteserxo Bank Initial pa5inents on pledges totaling SI0 000 000 are expected to he made Saturdax the opening dax- of the cam paign manv fiatetnal and other organi zations haxlng xotcd already to buy bonds Trospectixe purchasers of large amounts of bonds of the next Issue are xitallx' Interested In the announcement of Secretary Mi dmi that President Wilson xxlll ston sign the measure just passed bx' Congress gixlng certain tax exemptions On anx holding up to $30 000 of the fotthconilng Issue, the Interest shall be exempt, from silt taxes, excess profits taxes until txxo jears after the wars termination Anx- subscriber foi $10,000 wnrlb of j the bonds xxbo still holds them xxhen making his Income tax retutn xxlll he exempted also from such taxes for a 111 c period as to the Interest nn a total of $15 000 xxotth of Liberty Bonds of pt ex Ions Issues This makes an exemp tion on a total of $75,000 xxorth of bonds Subscribers for less amounts xxlll recelxe pioportlonate exemptlfins The bonds also nre exempt from all I'ederal, State nnd municipal taxes ex- I cept Inheritance taxes Plxlslon No 18, representing the coal, i maritime and allied shipping trades, ex-' priss companies and ice dealet. xxlll nnrt tonight In the Adelphla Hotel Lewis H Parsons, diiector of the'fourth Libel ty Loan, xxlll be the pilnclpal speak ei, and H T Stotesbur, of the cential committee, xxlll also address the xxorkers Txvo British army officers xxlll tell of their expel lences In the trenches nlxlsion No 3. reptesentlng the auto mobile trades, theatres, motion plcnup houses, xxagon bulldeis, teamsters and opticians, xx ill also meet tonight In their headquartres at J1D North Broad stteet Parailrm to Sing That America Is a "singing nation" as xx ell as a fighting one xxlll be demon- !btraie(i during the loan pigeant on Sat- urday that xxill open the drixe here, xx lieu the entire parade, two miles long, xxlll stop for elexen minutes, nnfl both march ers and spectalois xxlll join In the sing ing of the ' Star Spansled Banner" and other patriotic songs. The stop xvlll occur on a gixen signal from the hat on William 1'enn statue. City Hall, xvhen the head of the parade WILL THE DRAFT TAKE YOUR SERVANT? The fnrreasinc difficulty In sprur true help has dci Ud many peo ple to close thflr hontes and place their Goods In our ab holutely clean, Jlrepioof warti house J k 2AtK Ccaturr Slorife WtrctioDie Co Opposite west rmiat'elphla St rnone rreston fijj A frekh nhipment of Ll nmn Havana. rUiim made at hey. Hot, haxe Just urrlreil. In three utren No, 4, x no prr linx inn No. n, an en nrr im too No. , (6 00 ir linx 100 A THIAI. UP Milt 23c Importer of llarana C Iran 101 CHESTNUT NTRKET IASHER&SONI WUIHrHH niTR nmni.w nnnxi shows trtrj stjlo of ratket .with I tho nrlre nf eurh nlalnly markMi. 4 In evtrr casfr rsardlrs nf cost uur serxlce Is of tho blcliest stand ard. YOUR DESIRES REGULATE THE : THE 4 montf m Diamond COST ftanio fill 1002 DIAMOND ST. WHO'S WHO IN FOURTH LIBERTY LOAN WBS TrtsWkS AXIS MASOtf , .) COLAl -. N I v. CKAipMAK ASSISTANT et e. i:i COM 'reaches the rexlewing ettnd Tttoad and I'lne stuets As the parade p uises l.lbertx Sing leaders xxlll appeal In exeix block for the entire length of the pageant and will direct the singing vt least thlitx-ftxc bands xxlll be dMi United i throughout the pageant The lltnl order In which the xarloua organl7 itions xv 111 mnti.li xwis annnuiiced jettetdax tleatled bj I.u l.u Temple Ban I mill tarx nnd naxal units xxlll be In the bail p Vlctoi pigi.int otllclals espti s.. , te I gret todax that the qu ir.ititlne pi mil it cnmp ll and Meade to piexint tlie spread of Spanish Inlluena xxlll in iki I It Impossible foi mllltarx loiitingtits ftoni those timp to ninth l.xprit 10,1100 lii Ciigriiiil I Ilex It istrn to add that this will haxe tin sci iusf iffect on the sz, lMd inteiest of the pii.ule, but lathei m.s a pioblem that has ben xxotixmg them for some daxs r ho length of tin parade has been limlfed to two miles Oxei 10 000 people are expelled to fmni this hnniense column and ixetx dix the numlnr of peions and oigaiii? itu ns npplxlug foi peimissiou lias Incitiid The dropping out of these txxo thousand i soldlns xxlll mike it possible to keep xx thin the limits set, the otlkials bo llexe The in.li hies xxlll be a featuie of the pageant gixlng nfle Inxonet drills along the line of much Tbeie xxlll be nun stops, each about six bloiks apait, din ing xxhlih this ill III xxlll be gixen 'I he marines will show all peion along the line of march xxhy On in ms xxlll suirendei in xxhole companies rather than face the baxonet In tin hands nf the ' Yanks " Tour S-ineh boxxitzers, and float xxlih It, lfi, 12 and S-lnch American shells and 8-inch Trench shells xxlll be inlei ed bx the Mldxale Steel and Oidn.inic Cotnpinx rolloxxing the marines unites of si ors fiom League sl ind and xoexxomen xx ho xxlll match xxlth the men, xxlll In In lint Tin xxlll be accompanied bx seeial li.ands Phe second dixKlon xxlll be headed bv the Klrst I'.eglment Veteian Band and each of the six units of the division xxlll. haxe Its oxxn band The Chard College I Band xxlll also match xxlth this dlx'lslon In the third dlxMon, In charge of Mrs Rarcla W Warbuiton the Wanamaker Band will lead Kieh of the txxelxe units of this riixision xxlll haxe Its oxxn band nnd the Police and KItemen s Band xxlll march . i from Indications the xxomen s section of the pageant xxlll be the greatest dem- j onstratlon of xxomen xxa- workers exer seen heie Moie than 5000, all of xxhom I are engaged in xvat xxork, xxlll be In line A small lontlngent nf Bed Crosgxxoik ers xxlll be in line Among them xxill he the xoluntter xxorkers nt the Bed Cioss fnctorx, headed by Mrs Grenxille Dodge Montgomerj, and ths superintendents of the plant and their aides Tlio xxorkeis xxlll meet at the plant. 1315 Market street, at 1 o clock on Saturday nfti r noon and be taken to the starting point by motor. Make niir atili n I)n or Nighi Watclt nxnio nii. m lianils put nn anv nnlih li pttelilril lirnr- C rss on i.hnrt notire Mall Order Arieiited Lefkoe's Jewel Shop 1301 Murkrt ROOFING MXThRIAI.S I.. D. llhRGLR CO.. 59 N. 3 MRFr.T Main 4000 Market SM Warner Truck Trailers Two and Four Wheel Types Ji Tori to 7 Ton Capacity INSTANT nri.ivhnv JOHN W. ADAMS. Distributor 1427 Melon Street HAULING AUTO TRUCKS TO HIRE I. 3 AND 8 TON STAKK nODIBS Hour. l)jy or Wtek Contracts solicited JOS. F. McCOURT 2S MlltTll 5TII ST. Thonea. Markt 010 Main J41S Make liour XXatrh a Day or Night Watch Radio Dial and iiiindu put on any xxatrh bj patented process g,2 nn thort nollie,. . Mall Orders Accepted 's Jewel Shop MBh.t ToHog Island via '(Southwestern" '(Southwestern' l On Moyaroensinf Ave. I 35 Minutes from City Hall ConnfCltnir wun il Bouinoouna r n car beteri .'d and 15th Streetl Lefkoe jQBEQa3laK SKflSifirH emergency itJiam &'S'P iHAu .aHaBHsaBaHriSJlBT mr m JT wlm 111 MtSStNGtRSi " 4j A rA KflLBaaLaH iPff liascw yi ' .(faxAlt' n yi iOEnH ,WKwK!tM officers ip mlth-SjkX Lts?'m Byf-- '"J ill 139 11 1 1 xym ""xt i .ar ii -i i wmr?ZR?-tr c- jtv "nt. jaj iinimmr & dn vtw mmwj y5&fcLr- iaWmBflL i . i wfx II t ivarv mmf-its 1 1 jmt v -x jbb' fk vi'tBov i ' iijrnp b i X JfilKSr F' in ' m FA VfiCffl "simw , Mtmmmr mv a,w mwj &klD MITT E- MR? PAUL DENCKLA AMLL DISCUSSING THF CAXXPAIGM WTMA WCRKEB. FBOW AM OITTLNIXCj DISTRICT CITY REST A URANTS GOUGE, CHARGE BY STA TE AGENT Piibliv Is IScini l.hvali'il m Its I noil, Dcrlmt's Itohnl Sunmris itt Launrhinp Piolw of I'hiliulvlphin Katinp I'laa's. I'toyft utioiis May Result I'mtiteii nig In I'hll idtlplii i lest in rant ktcpeis Is ihugtd bx lSolxit M Slmmeis dlsltkt i(,cnt nf the -tate I'mid hep n ttient l.xerx rffoit xxlll be in ub h tuipsecute tho-e who ire taking ulx nit ige of tin times and the xxai Mi Simmers ild Wlieie pioflteet ing is found in ef foit will be mule to close the pine un- ' der rules of the food ndm'iiistiation I Chief insiani es of piotlteei ing lied by Mr .Slmniets are shoi t'xxeiglit In In end and execssixe (huge foi milk xxlilcn in most c isps, he deilated Is witiied I Some reslauianls in ike too pt r i nt profit on tills milk he said '.Numerous citing houses hen are reaping a nch lianest, be declared and nie heating the publii so tx- lenslxelx that aition will be taki n soon If mj leporl to the headquarters of ki dlVVILL-US Uf ' -SlLYlillSlmiS SWMGKIZUS Uf Silver that willwear and prove of practical utility for a century can hardly be classed a luxury which should be considered when selecting Bridal Gifts Business Hours 10am-4sopm. Motor Truck Express ;timeibh& O gs4N Wfrttj " SVLlP BV"ftOTOH."TRUCK :SAVES TIMfi leaves rnir.ADEi.rnit o retlrns to rnrtA. from New York I Dally B P. M. Km York i Dally 0 P M. , Bslllmore I Dally "6 PM Ualllmore I Dally ? P. M. Xrilmlritlon I Dally 6 A. U. Wllmlnglon I Dully 12 Noon f-n-HiT I Dully o A. M rhfilfr I Dully 8PM ndlnir I Mon . Wtt Frl . B A M nulling I Mon Wed Frl HP H. Fsilon I Hon Wfd Frl BAM' FaHon I Mon Wed Frl . t P M. AIIntown I Mnn Wd Frl BAM All-ntnwn I Men XVd Frl 1PM. H.lhlh.m I Mon . Wd Frl . A M Bsthlyhiini I Mon . Wd Ifrl , 1 P. M. T-.n I Hun Wed rrl 1 A M i.i- -i I Mon XVM Frl i P M Shipments transfencd at Nexv Yoik foi Boston, Bridgeport, New Haxen and other New Enjiland points. Motor Trucks for rent for all kinds of hauling, including coal, sand, gravel and general mer chandise. Bam-FlGtcliGrTransDortation Co. Operating Ovrr 0 Fire-Ton Mhitr Trilrks roplar oo Write or phone for new Rate Cards rrk OSS mflHHa&te I 'avflsMaKaW WaBaSw4arfs sWHsT WAR Payment Due October 1st Pay promptly the boys need your comfort and encouragement NOW WELFARE COUNCIL 408 Chestnut Street, Phila. CAMPAIGN OF PHILADELPHIA WOMEN b.nms Jmuxm v vjv ERS SALTER o "ntOSOt CKAJR.MU (O Ti-C UOYiENS LiBEUTV LOAM CDVWfTtEE KT H6B. B6Sk- W -Tlre BRCvVO ST MEAPCVAETEI3X' the food ailuiiniti itinii li is the iffect that I am sun n will f find thit wheie i lest.miint 's lllowed to si in iwn niiiuis of bipnl to i meal in nnm i ims tin iiwmnii nitixts oulx in Hume to in mime and i qunilei I his fm isci i t.iitn d mi self when I h nl bit.ul setxid to nie xxilghed ' I test nn ml men bete aie i six ing II l. cents a quilt d i milk but when oni oiders i gl ivs if P in i lestamant hi tecelxes a iheik for len tents I Ills gixes the rest nn nit i profit of too pet 1 1 nt, and In minx iiT-tanies the milk is xxatited Mr Simineis mummied that he xxlll xisit exeix iti uiranl of lmpnttanie In the city and xntgli tlie bread and xx Hi li nt Ik i ai titles spn(ti "xVherexcr abuses ale found he will repoit to the food atlmlnlstintlon 'I shall tirgt Hut steps be taken to slop the praitne he said CHEST l?J HENRV C EAR.mSkA'X im chapgp O? Ll6EE' LOAM 'iS COLONEL KEMP TRANSFERRED Wife Ueccixcs letter Saving He Is Heenxei iiij; Health uloiiel ilioigr I iMtnp xx tin xxi in i" Ptatiie in i oiiiiii mil of the llnth In finttx in lib up ' I'liiladelplil i anil I'eniisx l ml i cjiatilsmip his been llinsfiiiid tinin bis old i niiim mil anil s now statiniittl at a ti lining camp Miinexxheic in t mie I'his infniiu itimi Is i unburn d in a itltir Mis Ki nip h is just mcixid fi rim him in xxhlih In s,ns ,e is iiioxning rt in tin sh, si( v T,-(pi,ii in the, niiim wlikli liei in ,11 Ch iti au-'l hlei r Mrs Kimp is unilili in i.ll fmm the itlit just whit In i h u-1 1 1 nil -i mw wink i- but siipposfs It tu l(e scum adiiilnis I il.ilixe position Hi xiroti brn tlx u fining nuistlx i lis lio.ie nf conipkie lecoxtix soon fiom ilu ifftcts of the sll. II shoi k 111 his letlei Ccilnni Isemp mentioned bat Majm l!fiij mini Ulilitaket or the 108th Infmttx Ins hei ti irdeied Inrl, lo the I'llltid states to ait is insliuitor Major Whiltakii his not airixtd hei, ill J E CALDWELL 8s" . THE ENGAGEMENT WAR CHEST PAYMENT DUE OCTOBER FIRST Stetson THE NAME MEANS MUCH TO YOU One of the factors that should enter into your buying is the durability of thepurchase. It is particularly needful for you to examine carefully what you wear. You take no chance in buying a Stetson the hat of character. i Any hats that fit and have good style look well when you buy them the test comes after a month's wear. Today style is, as ever, an essential, but " quality is being considered more and more. Quality means service, and service means economy. There you have it Style, Quality, Service STETSON JOHN B. STETSON COMPANY RETAIL STORE, 1224 CHESTNUT STREET Ststton Hats are featured and eold by prominent dealers, everywhere. P. R. R. TO ACT ON U. S. LEASE Special Meeting of Shareholders Called for October 30 A special meeting of shareholders ofl the PennsxIXHtiU llallrond I as been I (Hlled for xVednemlav tictober 30, xx lien I the leaping contract xllh the Ooxern- meat ulll be HCtd tipna This xxas de cided at the first fall msslon of tne direc tors of the railroad The agieement of tlie (toxernment If authorized, lll cirrx xxltli It thn leaded lines nf tlie I'i ntifxlxanla Itallroad I'litn pun Thf agreement houexer xxlll not affett nut h HneH as are oik rated Inde- pfliilentlx, I tn biding tlie XVeit ,lerse nnd -fiislioie and the N'ew X ork. I'hlladel- jilili and Norfolk Jt would Include the Northern Cential Jnd the great net rrk of leand llnex hlch nuke up the I'ennoxlxnnl.i sstem eest of Pittsburgh anil Krle U. S. VICE SQUAD ROW DENIED "So I'tictioii, S.tjs Todd Daniel. Slacker Haiils Planned 'I odd PinleN, luting iniperlntendcnt nf the I'hil.uli Iplila dlxMon. Pepirt 'iiifnt of .luvtUi tod. ix dniibd luiiiorn Iff friitlon aniotig otlli i.ils of the It e ! quid following the riinnxal of It .1 i I'litniiiigh mi bi.id of the .qu id D.iiueN i-.iid tb.il i npt.ilu I'unnlng- ' nn It id pir'-nnillx rtjiictid tint lie Me ii.insff t ird it hi-, fomn r dtitbs nf lRetiit.il inxi i-tii, itoi H I'urnx i-peilil .igtnt of the ncpirtment of lutni has been apiMintcd chkf of tin xli t tquai) 1 There's something about then youll like- WBb - && ) Tto . ) Y - . , LC k iweniyjcr t awudxier r?tosw ZSBKSZa EVEN if your normal business is complete ly stopped, you cannot af ford to have your name or product forgotten. HERBERT M. MORRIS Advertising Agency Every Phase of Sales Promotion lOOxChestnut Street, Philadelphia JLWELnRS-SILVERSMlTHS RING X- 1 Tilda V, S, mMiWiim Assurance Of Superior Quality, However Moder ate The Price Paid, Is A Most Grati fting Condition When Purchasing The Lifelong Sym. bol Of Deepest Sentiment. V nL Last Week! Today, Tomorrow K and Saturday Only for $20, $25, $30 Fall-Weight Overcoats at J $15 and $20 i Single - breasted and double - breasted coats; loose, rakish models; close - fitting styles; browns, grays and greenish mix t u r e s ; herringbone patterns and Covert coats; small checks and overplaids; some with velvet collars ; some with braid bindings; some with sleeves and shoulders lined with silk and a number of novelty patterns. One Uniform Price $20 for $25, $30, $38r Perry Suits Until Saturday! I Nobby patterns and models for young fellows grays and greenish mixtures; homespun mixtures; blue flannels; stripes nnH tlrsirl r? oft-ic oi.u jiaiu jjciiivl iia Fine, Sound Quality in TJiese New Fall Suits! ry That extends both tc the woolens and to the workmanship. The fabrics are all wool, the models have cut out the frills and fancies of the last few years in order, to conserve cloth. Con sequence is, quality tai loring plus fine mer chandise come into their own as the whole show. And that's where Perry's shine! $25, $30 to $65 9:30 A. M. to 5 P. M. j 'i Perry & Col "N. B.T." 16th & Chestnut SI -t .vl AI m Ml i '! 2?U i V i M TrsiS K.il s't I - k V.i- yU fs,' : f EAJl -ri. m h&a
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