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Prison , Oilier Shipyard News
,Tnr1 Iltnn. t termlt In tlin rlp(
rtrpur'mMH of tlio I'mey .tone fom
iihpy, ht (llnucestrr, spent seternl
months In t (lerninii nilson camp lie
finally took I'rrnrli leave,
Kvnu.i enllateit wllli tlio c'.uinillan
MhunlcO Hldfn nml took pari In the bat
tles of Ypio. Sleaslnr l'lilcc nml nth-
ft, After ten months In Hie trenches i
nn was vomieletl nml passed This ns i
8t Tprrs. .Tttnp 2, ID1?.. It n" thtti he '
fell Into tlio (irninn' hnml.
nvnnsn hiitt.illon tns niiniit nnp-hiiir
lnt In this inirnKPiiiPiit, Up n im
prisoned nt f'nlnvn. (lermtm. niirt n
aeilt from thpr lo Hip blnHt hdh" coal
mine lo wnrit. Kvnns'n fmirtli ntttmpt
nt escape ir iiirecyftil nml he event
"iilly (jot but: to Hip Alllc' I'upx. Kvnns
lutn Rained llilrt -tin cp pjuncl since IiIh
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IilMtNi iv hn tins heen nurk'nir In Ihn hnlt
tie. tin ilrfrtn'riii nt tN rn" .Tnnee
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n tl r smnp HSIn n wriki' nnhllnhrit hv
f-i tltir't "hlplnllrtlne Ootnnnnv (if Wll-T.in-lon.
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oentrtment, rein, is Ifi the si.ilillnas nf n
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Tlf, KOItK nitnin m tlip llf7 Iptnnit irj,
Th Rlrl lmp h'Ht n inm-nnnltv sin, ttip
illnstip'i m lohPirnlP'T for fp tlT show tn
h" tni-'il nt thn Itnp Islntiil V M. f. A'. In
;'! mnr fiitu-p nml thp nuon rallies are
;slii m ilillv fpnturp.
Till! flllfl Ikl.lMi tmt i rf in . in
);1 nil otil-rpslilnnnl In n il iti"p (it WhltP's !
Amilfniv ririrniiih unit I'lipstnut utrppts,
ii"t 1 rlilii i.nrip nti nil !. mpmliKfn rp
urrfril to brine thplr r-Hm nml ppthprtii '
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fI.IHI frnrn llmr lsiil tn thp llnntnn
inlln nf Ihn iliin' A WiIkIpi Corrmrutlnn,
Ur vpm nnp nf Urn titnn iti In the innitrui
tlu nr tin lilvKfut t)liiunl I
IIIINAin II llirk. AKNIkTAVT tn Works'
Mnnmpi T A I'irr nt lloi li'nnd h.is
npi n ri-iil tiliint rnclniir
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rlmprlntr il'imtinnit hup bppn tranfirnrt
tn llin v pi Itiiln
MHI . (II'I.XMI, nf llin tflll Is still
PliiliiMtiini iliTMrtniPHI. hiy trnr-p tn Oninn
TTnn. (i! dpniulu fnr tr.ilnlra in the mi-,
cllli LUD it. partmptit 1
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IIil- Islind Inn tskin tlio nnst nf nuprln-i
ti'til.-nt pf Hi Wuhhlnitlnn Ti rmltml I'nm
Pni nl l shlnuinn l r, J li t'unsitiinfi
tins riopu iicprmipi to huiippiI him nt tho
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rnitnanlrsi rppii di inrtmpnt. hi-i Hrrinirl
tn bo In ('(imp Xnihir Tnln-, Ipntm. tn
tnip with thp hpavv nrtlllirv. Kp h" Iml
writ jpra trnlninj: In thp S. iillpra' Or-,
phnn Siliool npar Charnhpraburir. Pa. '
4'IIARMK RRKstC. dilpf mpenlKo- of
pnnatruptlnn In thp IVntunhsntn nnl nt
fllnuP"Htpr. hn1 n luihlt nf ntpnnln - irnmi'l .
thpflttlnnup plpr with a clmi In his month
Mlthout nnih thnuaht of whprp tip imif
Mrpplns. Thp nlhPr lln hP slpnnnl litn
thn nplarp lllpr In thi midst of n i in-
Wrasllnn Ullh Mml ahltinArlrM It'hun
hp (ainP un thp clanr as atlll hptuivn hl
tfpth and Cturllp at1 aftriv ird tt-p r
wa bt'ttcr trim a ItfobPlt Hla suit ut
in a crpnm p iff ird (.pmip nit mm Mlc
a atraxhrrrv hlondo You tat he wotchps
Ills ateo rtitw.
THE si.v it jni.s (nvriM i,.c
takn oer thp imnairrmpnt nf Its Inmh
rpom ivh,crp muat of thp (mplnpa pat nt I
noontime. Vt If. Ilouiid hna bppn fm
nlnipd tn look .ifier It. The np minim T I
will havp hla on a'aff. lull the nr!cp il '
partment of the ppmpanvilll exertthe auptr
vlaton mer all food innttira. ,
,TnKBK IS AT I.KKT oiip mn at tli
Ifew Jrrapi plate 'ind anulp t.hop ni (Jlnupi
tr who iPitrPtB the ttirnlnir Inrk of the
.lock It la Cd Thiapns Up Is emulating
Ah l.ltioln bj bulldlnir lit- nun toe enbln,
ana lie has to put and unlit hi Iobu In thi
eitnlmr after hlp ird nork The enbln la
miner up nt National P.irli but with tl -it
n'le hour taken from him Kd si-s t'a roln :
to sro up alouh.
. TIIK KI.M'TRIC UKIIII.lt at Hip Nen
Jere plate and nnale ahon h'is bpen put
In pommlsalnn with Ulek Hhlrmn In
cnarffp SJifnier took u arxttul eojrae In
eltetrle weldlne at the Km 'uenn i lei t
Qnrporallon a sihool nt fcheni ctndj. X V
.NTHONV XU'OIIS. ejpedltir in tli mv
tarlal dppirtnti'nt nt the Pue i Joins
Cltouitater plant Ims uon tn I'arls I hind
B. C . for training
, liEOROK f'AV:Klt. of the 1'mi.v I Jnnea
bollerahop nt (lloui eater h'i tieen mad'
leader of tn3 llouilen hoUti pintru tljn
.TIIK I'lrlhY t JONKN Tish an I Rone
Club, nf Cloureater. Hill nn 1 1 next londa
lo pick a few more bones Her member
ta jraed to attend and brinu hla fish with
Mini Tl la dub has nn plot uhitteier. It
JV9t meets that' nil
THB NKWrI'KRIIi from laaker uep tn
the Puacy 4. Jones (lloui nIi i plant la bfln
uaoi b (imnv nf the atilpunrkera and the
tompuny will piobtibl put it on u tirr
raanrnt bailt
THREATEN UNPATRIOTIC NEGRO
Youth Refuses to Stand When
National Anthem Is Played
'doorse Bruie, u negro, i'uubpcI n noui
riot In U) motion picture tticatre at Oei
mantown rttrnue nml Doiliiton nttert
lilt night when he rrfuxcil to Htand
up when the onhrstru plnyed the Star
Spancled Banner and freaUlrnt WIlson'K
picture was projected on the nvrecn
JJ. David I'ltlrnan, a petty odleer Hlu
t toned at the I-chr-up. latand Navy Yard,
remonstrated with the nrirro. The latter
crew abuilve and after cursing the
united State, drew an opened Unlfo
from hit pocket and declared no person
could make him Btund up. The theatre
was in an uproar nnd ticteral men
tarted toward the offender, but I'lttman
reached. him first and dragged him from
the place before the uiiKered croud
could put any of their thteata into ex
ecution. Bruce was given n hearing before
Magistrate Wrlgley In the (lermantown
ntnue And Lycoming ttrcet utatlun this
morning and held for the Kedeiul au
thorities, It was testified at the heal
ing that he had caused tiouble twlic
Before by (lnillar action. Tho aicuseU
man produced a registration Card, but
it was torn in three pieces.
v-Bruce'a home Is at 1514 St, l.ulica
treet. tie is eighteen years old, uuU
recently came to this city from the
South.
MAYOR SMITH IS 49
Today Alio Third Annher.ary of Hit
Election to Office
Ulfts of flowers brightened the office
,lui.fi- irkMnna Tl Uinlth trida In
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nor of his forty-nlntli birthday.
ifj Cnvne Hmllh heoran hla nareep nu
k messenger for the Pennsylvania' null-
1 fJMWii leaving scnooi at ine age or
-ttirteen Later he entered the emnlov
Eki the National Surety Company as a
.lH.an n uihlnh Mllliai.n n Wig vlna
ldent and general agent when poin
ted for Mayor.
Mr. Bmiin entered uoimo auoui iwtn-
rv yearn ago owaina wpgpiican
nisaiicii teaaar in ine weuiyeigntn
I, In lio: he was elected to the
unon council, ana ne was sent to
legTalature In lt04.
Wrd Hpipiu) Hit Buiy Month
sber was a, busy month at the
.Hospital, aroao ana u'atnsrine
roisaj to report tumi lev
ss as waaisieie. a
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Tahored Waists and a New
Voile Much Tucked
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Hele aie all the piopcr yle in
waists for women who wear uni
forms or for women who v.cur (.al
lot oil waists because they liku
their plain, good lines.
Soft gray anil blue olmmbiajv
waist with detachable collais.
S2.50.
Stiiped cotton flannel waists in
nanow pink or btuo stripes have
collars that can be wotn high or
low. 82.50.
As to the Shiart Voile
Blouse
ont is a vest of ci oss-tuck-
inir ami the fiitfii collar and turn
back cuffs have bands of the eross
tuckinp. The whole effect smart
and trim. $3."n. It is s-ketchod.
I.Marketl
Fine, Fashionable Skirts at a
Third and a Half Less
The $10 Group
comprises beautiful sklits of velveteen in three models, all with odd
inset pocket., Rathoml all aiound under wide Kit dies. They come in
blnck, navy blue, garnet and datk green. Aiso serge and velour
plaids (many in the black-and-white and gray-and-white plaids) and
diagonal chivlot in blight tolois with conttasting borders (that will
make mail spott-t kirt ).
The $6.75 Group
brings wool ciepis and pietty plaid and striped merges in plain or
pleated models. All aiu well tailoied, and the models ate good.
(Market)
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EVERY Class-A man owes himself a good overcoat
urhipli mosmc q Wanamplroi nr&Ynrn Pure
111V11 1 1. 1 Xr VpV A. .1 Kj At if UiliUilJUilVVi'L V V VJ. VVvi V J- KAM. m
wool overcoats, ulsters and ulsterettes are the best
insurance against winter colds. $23.50 to $35.
(duller' . Murketl
Chamois-Lisle Gloves for
Women are 75c a Pair
(Stay, black, mode, khaki, while and chamois toloi
gloves of splendid lisle with a soft chamois finish
hav o two clasps at the w i ihls. 1 he ha plain
backs or backs cmbioideied in t untwisting color.
Thej an worth a thiul moic
(Central!
Men's Fine
Neckties, 40c
'I h nte good-looking fout -in-hand ties in many
dc-fgns and colotintfs; al-o silk-knitted ties in many
10I01 s and stj lc.
(Ilullerv, Vlarkrl)
Striped and Plaid Silks
Special at $1.50 a Yard
Striped and plaid taffeta and satin messaline in a large assort
ment of pietty color combinations for skirts, frocks, etc., aie regularly
priced a third mole. 35 inches wide.
China Silk Special at $1 a Yard
China silk, 35 inches wide, is in rose, pink, gold, flesh, robin's-igg
, Copenhagen bine, liijht blue, moss, white, navy bluo and black.
Dark Crepe de Chine Special at
$1.85 a Yard
Navy blur and black crtpe de chine is 40 inches wide. Thv-e
of cotiisc, tho west t'esirable for day wear.
Chiffon Taffeta $2 a Yard
This is .'15 inchs. wld", in black and in two shades of dark blue.
Charmeuse S2.15 a Yard
in many colois, including navj blue and
The Sale of Coats Carries On With a Fine Spirit and
Monday Brings More Opportunities for Saving
f Every Coat Is Marked
at Less Than Usual
blu
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Soft satin ehaimeuso
black, is 40 inches wide.
( entral)
.A LL-L1NEN Silver-Bleached Kitchen
Crash Toweling of Very Absorbent
Quality Is 17 Inches Wide and Special
at cSc a Yard.
M'lifMnuM
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Wrn " mR& OSE
Tkf EN'S good blue cham-
bray work shirts with
attached collars are special
at $1 each.
((iillerr. .Market)
-some, amuzingiv so. You can onlv do them full
justice by feeling the tnateiia'.s and slipping them
on to got a personal vif w of theit undoubted quality
and attiactivcness.
i $15 Coats of cheviot aie full.v lined. They
are belted and have collais inlaid with velvet.
At $18 Cheviot coats with novel belts have col
lais trimmed with bands of mole fui cloth.
Splendid Velour Coats at $22.50
They are fvet so warm looking, with collais and
cuffs of deep beavei fur cloth.
At $25 Stlvcitii) cloth fottns quite attt active
coats that aie half lined with flowered nilk. Coats
of wool velour are in numerous models with cape
collais of ncatseal or kit coney. Another model is
trimmed all around the bottom with a bioad band
of leinOeei coloi fur cloth.
Lovely Coats of Wool Velour
Special at $29.75
The ate in various toloiK with deep fui collais,
cuffs and broad hands at the bottom. Kvery one is
fully lined.
We're Proud of This Collection
of Wool-Filled Quilts
I ho.v aie so soft and waim and covered with
Mich piett.v mateiiaK. Some have flowered centers
and plain bo) del.-, others aie plain all ovet or have
plain back1-. All aie coveicd with cambiie 01 sateen
and tilled with pure white iambs' wool. $8.50, $10,
$12.50 and $15.
Cotton-tilled comfoi tables, coveied with silkoline,
ate s;i oil and $4, and especially good at these prices.
(Chestnut I
These Make You Think of
Christmas Gifts!
, Madeira Centerpieces
Fine Novelty Coats, Special at $45
Coats of silvertone, silveitip, velour de laine and ivora
aio beautifully made with large fur (ollars and cuffs.
Some have collars of the fashionable furs in use this
saon.
And Several Hundred More
exclusive coats are marked at great savings in price. Theie
aie innumpiable models and the materials are vety handsome.
Special at $35
Warm Blanket Bathrobes
, Special at $3.85
Uoint'n'v (.omfrii table' bathiobes in many
pietty color combinations aie consideiably less
than iogular The collais, cuffs and pockets
aie stitched and theie N a cord at the waist.
Man olliei waim. comfoi table bathrobes,
tiimmeil with satin, aie $5.50.
M'rrilral)
Splendid ioats of veloui some copies of French models,
otheis made with novel belts have tollais ot i ingti.il, lac
coon, black skunk 01 opossum.
A number of individual sample coats aie in tin- gioup.
Special at $37.50
Embroidered Pillow
Cases
Honist itched pillow eases and
embroidered pillow cases of stand
aid cotton aio neatly boxed. Size
42x3(5. inches is 51.75 a pair.
Turkish Towel Sets
consisting of a bath towel, a guest
towel and a wash cloth with boi
deis of pink or blue are nicely
boxed at $1.50 a set.
of linen are scalloped by hand and
embroideied in dainty eyelet work.
Sire 17-inch is $1.25; 22-Inch,
$1.50, $1.75 and R2 each.
Luncheon Cloths
of fully bleached mercerized dam
ask are hemstitched. Tho designs
aie fleur-de-lis, spots and stripes.
Size 36-inch is $1.25; 45-inch,
$1.75.
$52.50, $59.75, $65 to $69.75
Also a few exquisitely lovely evening wraps are matked
at half price or less.
The featuie of these coats is individuality and pei
fection of finish. They aie formed of gloss v bioadcloth
ttimmed with Hudson seal fur cloth, and of wool veloui
and l'oiret veloui trimmed with fur 01 plain.
(Market)
Beaded Velvet Bags
Special at $5
Of gln-s.v black velvet in a new long shape that
end- in a chenille tassel. The top i beautifully,
beaded in many tolois and designs and there is a
loop that slips over the hand 01 aim. Open and
there is a minoi on the inside of the top, a little
pui-.e on it coid and a pietty silk lining.
And uu can gel a -.uiptising amount in them,
and they don't look laige.
II enlrnl)
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(I'liealnut)
Children's Merino
Shirts, Special
at 45c
Warm shiits for Winter
weather have high necks and
long sleeves for childien up to
3 yeais. l'hoy button all the
way down the front,
(Central) .
'
Hair Nets, 50c Dozen
i
IJeal hair nets in cap or fiinge
1 shapes in black, blown medium,
i light or daik blonde and auburn.
(Central)
Dish Cloths v
He Each
Woven mesh cloths of a dur
able iualily and specially
priced.
(( liealnnl)
Calendars and
Diaries
for the year of 1919 aie already
here in a good assortment. Desk
calendars from 85c to $1.35, com
plete; extra pads to refill stands,
45c to 75 each; and diaries at
moderate prices.
(Commerelul Klnlloner.i, entral)
Lacy Scarfs
Huieau scaifs with'llnen centms
aie trimmed with excellent imita
tion of cluny and filet laces. They
nre 17.52 inches at $2 each.
Scarfs With Fine Cotton
and Lace Centers
aie trimmed with imitation cluny
and filet laces. They aie 17x50
inches at 60c, 75c, $1 and up to
$11 each.
(Che.lniit)
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On the
Centre Aisle
Chestnut
500 old-t'ashioned
rag rugs, sturdily
woven, $1 each.
The Big Rug Sale
Swings Along Briskly
Many a Philadelphia home is having new covering spread on its floors
and many Philadelphia purses are saving thereby. For the savings are
well worth, while in this sale of splendid rugs, which would have to be
marked at nearly half as much again had they been purchased through
regular channels on today's market.
All are W09I Wiltons, and they are the best and heaviest of their
kind. The patterns are conservative and in excellent taste and the
colorings are suitable for most any room in the house, as well as for offices.
For durability these rugs are without' a peer.
4.6x7.6 feet, $25.50 9x12 feet, $69
8.3x10.6 feet; $66.50 9x15 feet, $97.50
11.3x12 feet, $97.50
Other Good Specials in Rugs
6)9 feet, Seamlesa Velvet Rufs, $16.
U.3 x 10.' 6 feet, Seamless Vilvet Rugs, $27.50.
0 x 9 feet, Seamless Tapestry Rugs, $18.50.
8.3 x 10,6 feet, Seamier Tapestry Rugti, $26,
0x12 fact, Semle Tapestry Riifa, 11,7.60,
i. u . -i- J r-fc' :.
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WooUand-Fiber
Rugs
7. x9 feet, $12.
8.8 x 10. 6 feet, $15.
9 x 12 feet, $16.50.
9 x 15 feet, $23.50.
12 x 12 feet, $24.60.
12 x 15 feet, $29.50.
Dainty New
Nightgowns, $1.65
They are of soft white cambric
cut with points on the shouldeis
and edged with a net casing run
with pink libbon; lace inseition
with pink beneath it marks the
high waistlino.
Another pretty nightie with
embioidery edging the neck and
sleeves, also has embroidery in
sertion at the Empire waistline.
It Is $2.
Pink Envelope Chemises, .52
Of sheer pink batiste elaborated
with good Valenciennes lace and
a medallion of pink satin em
broidered with blue. '
(Central)
Nurses' Uniforms !
$2.50 ;
Regulation uniforms for nui.ses ,
01 maids are of gray oi blue
chambruy or blue and white
striped gingham. The material is
of good quality and the collars
can be worn high or low.
(Central)
Outing Flannel
35c a Yard
This warm, soft matetial has
an extia heavy nap and is in
pietty coloied stiipes on white
or giay giounds. 27 inches
wide. No need lo tell a woman
how many uses it ha!
24-inch white domet flannel,
special at 25c a yaid.
(Central)
SPECIAL
Honeycomb
Bedspreads
$2.50
Hemmed spreads ot heavy
quality and generous siye;
78x88 inches.
(t'lieslnut)
SPECIAL
Bleached
Muslin
26c Yard
Evenly woven, full
bleached muslin of a
sturdy quality; .'56 inches
Wide. k hr.mull
Seamless Sheets
Special at $1.75
Thej aie 72x90 inches and
made of soft, fine cotton.
( ItratDut)
Warm Combinations
for the Children
Special 75c
Medium weight, slightly fleeced
cotton combinations for childien
of 2 to 16 yeais. They have high
necks, long sleeves and are ankle
length.
( antral)
A Worthy Gathering of
Fine Furs
is to be seen foi the looking in the Down Staiis Store.
If von've been uuntintr fuis for this Winter a look at these.
every piece plainly matked and model ately priced, will pay. All the A
lasnionaoie suoir. ami long nairvu iuis uum sruus aim jnuiis ii
many shapes and siis at tunny puces.
(Vlurket)
Black, Brown or Gray Kidskin
Boots for Women
At $4.90 a pair there are black kidskin shoes with long vamps.
High cut, lace style, they have welted soles and medium 'heels.
At $5.75 a pair, blown or giay kidskin shoes made on slender lasts
are in high cut lace style with welted soles and medium heels. The
brown kid have ivory kid tops and the gray have fawn cloth tops.
Sturdy Footwear for the Boys
At $3 and $3.50 a pair there aie da'k tan leather shoes in wide
toe shapes, Sizes 10 to 13'i.
Real Foot Comfort in These
3000 Pair of House Slippers
Specially Priced
Men's felt slippers have leather or padded soles and come in
gray, black or wine color, $1.75.
For Women
Felt and cloth slippers, some with ribbon trimmings in old rose, '
red, wine, lavender, light and dark blue, pink and black, with leather
or padded soles. Also felt Juliets in black, wine color, red, green,
blue mM UvMtW, with leather W fi, fl.25, $1.76 aa4 $2.
New Suits Come in With
Flying Winter Winds Many
Are at Special Prices
new
You
Special at $25 a vaiicty of
models in poplin, serge and burella.
save a large-sired bill on every one.
Special at $35 many new suits in
attractive models some of them tiimmed
with fur suits of fine wool velour and
suits of broadcloth aie in military effects
trimmed with braid or quite plain. In most
models there are but two or three of a
style but that is a, recommendation.
Lustrous Broadcloth
Suits Special at $37.50
Very effective suits of lovely broad
cloth aie handsomely lined with figuied
silk. Any woman would be proud and
phased to wear a suit such bb these.
Unusual Suits
of velveteen and velvet aie many of them
copies of most attractive French models.
S'ome are vivaciously trimmed with fur.
Theie are two or three and sometimes
only one of any one model, $37.50, $39,75,
$55 to $75.
Model Suits of Highest Grade'
nre made in exclusive models of the beat materials: duvet 3
laine, sllveitonc,. wool velour and broadcloth. All fcqve
some fur collars of nutria or nearseal fur.
$45, $55, $57.50, $5 to $85.
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