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PRINKtERS
FIREMEN EVERY TEN FEET
Find out
what you will save
When you cqutp your properly with
Globo Sprinklers ou Immediately
secure a reduction In insurance pre
miumsenough Invariably to pay
1 for tba equipment in a few years.
U And nil tho whllo you are protected
Lr i ,. t
againse uru.
We would llko to sit besido you nnd
figure tho exact saving in your case,
GLOBE AUTOMATIC
SPRINKLER CO.
2035 Washington Av. Dickimon 531
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RETAIL FOOD PRICES
REFUSE TO TUMBLE
Housewife Doesn't Benefit by
Lower Wholesale Quotations
on Butter and Kggs
Uuttcr is elo..n to forty-se en cents a
l-lium. til IIIU (luil-aaiu iiiiunin v. mv
rltv. Imt tlipro haa tippfi no corrcsnontl-
... -..I Ih llin 1. nl ..,.-I A llin1rflla f I t
rrm"DKCV
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' ' Ins drop In tho retail jirlco to coniumers
I.KBs aro down to Flxt-ono cents n
dozen In tho wholesale, market, a dro'i of
two cents Klnco Tuesday, but acaln tho
retail buyem do not benefit In pro
portion Dealers sij tho prices will bo lowered
If they purchnKo at tho lower whole-sale
rates. Hut, thev declare, I hey boiiRht
their present stock") when prices were
hlsh nnd, therefore, rutin, ih.irno the
Increased rates.
Tho Keiier.il lono of the market for
foodstuffs contlnuo downward, de.ilcrs
say. They add tint this trend Is bound
to reflect on the retail stores v0ine
tlme. Weather conditions aro Ideal and
fruits and rentable", from tho Poiilh and
West, as well ns other commodities, arc
nrrltinc In creat abundance
Mrs William II, Oerr, head of the
Housewives' Iapue, charges that the
prices fixed bv retailers aro purely
arbitrary nnd that they aro taking ad
anfage of tho reduced whole&.ilo prices
to "bouko" tho consumers by lowering
the retail crlecs somewhat, hut not In
accord with tho reductions they get In
the wholesale markets.
CAPTAIN MADEIRA HONORED
(Tcrmantown Officer Cited for
Bravery in Rescuing Wounded
Captain IMward W. Madeira, son of
iMrs. Louis C. Madeira, of School lane,
'Oermantown, won bpeclal commendation
lor liravery in res
cuing wounded sol
diers under heavy
tire, according to
word received to
day from Washing
ton. Ir a recent letter
home, Captain Ma
deira said ho was
gassed Nov ember 5
during tho Scventv
n i n tli Division s
final drive on the
Mcuso River. He
Is attached to the
Heaquarters Com
pany of tho Seventy-ninth
Division.
Captain Maderla
Is tvvcnty-sli je.u.s
old, and won bis
commission at Port
'jv
J. 1 I APT JLVDCin V
s Niagara. Ho was
lr f enty-nlnth Dlvlslc
as assigned to tho Sev
slon then forming at
i 'amp Meade. He was a member of tho
old First City Troop and saw service
on the Mexican border.
Before entering tho service Captain
r J-l . IaI. In. I.. ,1... i.-
v flee of John C. Clark, 321 Chestnut
4 street, lie Is n graduate of the Law
School of tho lTnlvcrsity of Pcnnlva
nla, class of 1015.
POLICE HUNT BOY GEM THIEF
, .Youth Flcciiif! in Slotorcar Fought
Woiud-lic Laptor
v t
t Police of several New Jersey towns
ta on tho lookout for a slxtcen-ear- '
eld bov who tied from Pennsgrovo In an
Ktffi fautomobilo last night nrtor visiting n
Ifift sjewolry store and helping himself to
BivS-lwatchea nnd rings .vhlle tho proDrlctor
w!K'traH In tho rear of tho shop.
')", When a policeman told him to halt the
iJUooy jumped into ma nuiomomie ana neu
y&Tho. faci, that tho car had no lights did
V4J t.
Jnot appear to disturb blm.
A man who lumued In tho car and
pTXieu 10 siop mm was inrown ouc nner
5 sciinie. xno pouco 01 vvoououry,
SOloucester and other places have been
( reijuested to stop the youngster and send
5 Bun back to Pennsgrove.
WIFE EXPOSES FRAUD
i Soldier's Allotments Sent to Wrong Ad
dress and Cashed, Is Charge
Said to haio represented herself to bo
tho wlfo of a soldier and to liavo re
. reived his -Jlotmcnts and allowances,
amounting to 159, Miss Josephine Wur
tenburg wa3 arrested and held under
$500 ball for a hearing In the
Federal Building before United States
Commissioner Manley.
ho bOIdleMf wife. lira Ethel Miller.
tree ed information that led her to be-
tllevo tho young woman was receiving
'allotments nnd allowances made out In
ther name. Sho notified to Bureau of
f,War Risk Insurance. Francis McCar
thy, nn ngent of tho bureau, detailed to
Smako an Investigation. Is bald to haio
found that Miller inado out his allot.
ments" In his wife's name but sent them
! to Miss Wurtenburg'H address
Hardware Men Dino Tonight
The thirty-third annual dinner of the
1 Hardware Merchants and Manufactur-
trrs- .Association win do served tonight In
1 ilia HnllAV1l&-Clwn,fnil 1.n,, . .
. ...u Mvimiuu-gumuiiu iniuruuiii, anu
covers will bo laid for about 260 par.
i iieuiams. jib usual, mo tames will no
"decorated with examples of tint mnnv
inrt'cles of hardwnrn nroduee.i t v,m
r Fhl'idelphla factories. Robert J" Maharg
(,rl.i Nulcli will offer tho Invocation nnd
. addresses nro to be made bv Pr.ini
jnobert II. Trcman. of the National As.
social Ion; n, A O'Reilly, of New York;
' tha Rev, Isaao J. I.inslng and Major W.
.A. Oarrott. Tho guests of honor will
' be Rear Admiral C. r. Hughes. Major
General u W. T Waller and Colonel
, Samuel Hof,
fmMmmmwmmmmm&imwmLm
We Work Wonders
min
Velour or Bolivia Coats j
' Velvet Suits
Rettorliuc all the orijtnml tcautr and!
" u-. ana removing al I
Sptcially Low Pricti
During January
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REFORMED CHURCH
CELEBRATES TODAY
Prominent Clergymen Speak
at Twenly.iifth Anniversary
of Sunday School Work
Fron.li.ent clerotnen wilt pirllclptto
In tho twcnty.flfth nnnhrriuiry of or
ganized Sunday school work of the He
formed Church to bo held this after
noon and cenlng In Christ Church,
Orecn street near Sixteenth
Tho obsenanco also will mark tho
tncnty-llftl. nnnlersary off tho Rev
Dr. riufus W. Miller as secretary of tho
Sunday school organisation work
At tho afternoon session, which will
Btart at 2:30 o'clock, thero will bo a
conferenco on 'Tho ttducattonil and
Tatrlotle Campaign for Home, Country
and Brotherhood," with Harry 13, rats
ley, of Trinity Church, presiding.
'Tho SuiMco of Worship nnd Treadl
ing" will bo the topic of an address by
tho Rev H W. llrlght. of the Cliurch of
tho Ascension, NorrlFtown, I'.i ; the
Rev. Dr. C, Cleer, Hngerstnwn, Mil,
will speak on "Tho family Altar" nnd
"Tho I'racr erecting' will bo the sub
ject of a paper to bo reid by the Rex.
13 ,T I,a Rose, pastor of Messiah Chtireli,
of this clti 4
Tho Rev A f Ilromer of th pub- I
llcatlon nnd Sunday school board, will
sak on ' Tho Church Paper," w Idle I
Charles Ii U.lmuncls, n memher or
Heidelberg Church, will speak on 'The
Sunday School" The conference will
clcso w Ith n. paper bv the Rc Ad im
Pfromm, pastor of Salem Church
Tho eenlng retslon will begin nt 7'0
o'clock with nn organ recital ls Aliln
Llndsle A ile.ntlonal scnleo follow
ing the organ recital will be led b the
Rev. I3ugeno McLean, pastor of Christ
Cliurch, and the Ue M Clcer
fireetlngs will be offt red by the fd
loulng clergmcn- The Re Dr Alex
ander llcnrv, Prcsbiterlan board nf pub
llcatlon mil Sahhith school work, the
Hn Hr lldtiln ' Rice. American Sab
Imth School ITiilon; tho Re N. Row.
land, ineili in Il.iptlst Pilbllutlon S-o-i
lt ; tho Rex Dr fleorge W Sandt, gen
eral eouncll of the I.utheraii publlcatlnti
house, and tho Rc IT. Charles P.
Wiles, of tho Lutheran Publication So
ciety. Tho Rev Charles 13, Miller president
of the tlcnerai Sjnod of tho Reformed
Church, will mako an addtoss, and the
l.c Rufus W Miller will speak on
The Sunday School Rdueatlonul Polio
of the Reformed Church"
MORE PUBLIC SERVICE STOCK
Jersey Company to Sail $..0,000,-
000 Worth to Pay Notes
The Public Scrvlco Corporation of
Xevv Jersey has arianged for an issue
of $30,000,000 of S per cent cumu'ative
preferred stock, of which $10 000 000 is
to lie effered for subscription short lv,
and the sale of $12,300,000 of gold col
late! al three-ear 7 pti cent notes ito
meet collafral notes about to fall duo
and other unfunded and lloatlng Indebt
edness. This course was decided upon
by the directors when the problem of
flotation was considered with respect to
pitting off the $7,500,000 in collateral
notis due March 1.
The schemo is subject to approval ot
.the shareholders of the corporation, who
will nice., l enruarv 10 i iu iipiriimni win ie staitnl with
the senloi clas Tlie bnvs will work at
'I'W nCT'llIlV TUli; rflYrPPl"1"1"!,'"0 weeks and then be put Into
J AX KblUluN I 1 iM lli JU-MjI'U the shlp.vards for tho next two weeks
Ith.it fcchediile loutlnulng throughout Hie
, , ... , . ,. ..i yen- I3.irh bov Is guaranteid In the
Hill Delav Makes the .New Limit shipbuilding tompinv thlrtv-threo and
;i j- oni-half cents an hour nnd carfare
ltee.niisA of tho delav in tlie final
passage of the war revenue bill the final
dato for filing Income and excess profits
tax rcturmt has been extended from!
March 13 to April 15. .
Pajmcnt of the tax In iUirteil in
stallments Is permitted under tin new
law Tim Initial pajment Is lequlu d
to be made April IS. tho 11ml date fm
filing, nnd the other Installments one nt
tho end of eaeh succenllng three months
thereafter. Tlie printing of tax leturn
forms for Incomes of $t000 or less began
today and forms for incomes 01 morn
than $5000 will bo available heroic
Match 1 The former ma bo icaily
for distribution hcio next week
l Silversmiths ff
1 Stationers
c
Decorative Lamps
The Inexpensive LenoxLamps '
. with
New tachment Shades
in a Variety of IJriht Colorings
Make Useful Wedding Gifts.
iSr WLUJ III W&MMlrk'
ST'' Sgt Z. -'Klvr1fc?-.Ujii J-2.
Special Mission
e-omnioie inciuaing settee,
extra flnei wood. tinhalvtnrA..
leather, spring seats, val (45
111U3
One-rlrca (xlS) Rur. 1 C
Tulne tiS 00. now ., XO
Axmlniter Kuj (fill), rood lOfl
analltT, value t-li.Ot) -Me
Ulllon Ituct, Titlua (80.00, QO
now OO
K-."0"' "'" 1fi.fiO
Axmlniter Rue, 2,-6. In. JO fift
Succlal Tl were II. nw-""v
OUIt TIIADK MAKK
LoiiisE.Wiser TSSgggf 260S.5th
IXTA !! AtSl AM1.IIW.. . .,.!... 1
urnttttre Manufacturers' Exhibit Building.Open Sat. Evgs.
WOMAN SUFFERS STROKE
A T FUNERAL OF RELA TIVE
Grief m Hotly Partner in Binincss or Sixty Years h Carried
From Home Camcs Apoplexy-
Prayers Over Victim
Overcome with gjicf when the body
of her brother-ln-Kw, with whom she
had been ntsoclnted In buclness for sixty
jears, was taken from tho house for
burial, Mrs. Kllzabeth Oormley suffered
n stroke of apoplexy today and Is ex
pected to die.
.U first Mrs. Oormley was belleed to
bo
nciii, anu sisteni from St. nn'
( athollj parish attending the funeral
recited tho praxers for the dead A doe-
tor sent her to St Mao's Hospital, but i
iniysicians mere ew no hopo for 'ier
recovery.
Patrick Oormley. tho brother-in-law,
died on Monday, Ho was seventy-eight
ears old nnd known as "Port Rich
mond's grand old man." nnd It was fre
quently said of him that "ho grew up
with Richmond" Ho was postnnster
of tho Port Richmond substation, main
tained at tho Cormltj home, 2830 Rich
mond street.
Mr Gormlev was born In County
T.rono, Ireland, nnd came to this coun
try when lio wns elchteon ion,-. t.i
rettllng In Port Richmond and colnc-
FIVE HUNDRED DANCE
Nomnilitaiit- Woman SnlTragiv
Party Entrrtalns Gucts I
Five luindrcd guests danced at the i
nonmllltant ,,n.t,n. ..ir-.... .,. 1 , I
-- ""iiiii ruiiniht' I'aii i,n-
tilght at tho Hotel Rittenhouse
Tlie guests wero received bv Mrs
Joseph M Oa7zim Mis Oeorge Dun
ning ,-uul it committee of viomeii repre
senting the Woman's SiilTrngp inrtv ot
Philadelphia Count. Mrs 13 Ituvvuun
Loaf was chairman uf tho hostess com
mittee; Mrs Rilph llilguel, or posters
and tickets; Miss Maigurrt Roberts, ot
music, nnd Miss Alice 13 Claflin, tlias
urei The patroiifucs were Mrs
( onielius Mevenvin, Mrs liKTord Pln
chot Mis. Rudolph III iiikt nburg Mrs
1 rincls I du Pont Mis 1 hennas Rid
dle 13IIN, Mrs 'llumi.is Robins. Mis
ljilen Pltlshei, Mrs .1 M i,iam Mrs
Ldvviiid T Hartshorn Mis lloi.itlo
'nt-s l.lojil Miss iiini MrKarlaml.
.Mrs H S Preiitlis MiIhiIh Mrs liar
rliv Wnrhurlon Mis Inseph Snelleii
buig Mr LMh.iiiI llldillr Pr Lucv
Lnngdnii Wilson Mrs ilh im Derr, T'r
Mho Norton. Di 1,1,1,, smart Coglll
and Miss Sarah Chimin is
In keeping with tin patriotic puipnoe
of the ball the ballionm anil reception
room were dernrated tilth the nation il
colois and vtlth tin. ihiKs f u. ni,,,i
nations picture of President Wilson
wns conspicuous among the th titrations
STUDENTS TO WORK ON SHIPS
Central High llojn to Spend Part
Time in Yard-.
Rovs al the trado ulissc- of ( vnti.il
High School ere to work in tin- shlp
vnrds two weeks out of eveij four as a
part of their high school coursj
Philadelphia Is the first cltv m the
t'nltnl M ites to start such a system of
trade educillou and nciordlng to Wil
liam c sh, director of trade nnd voca
tional ttdiic.it Ion of the Hoard of IMuci
tlon. "It Is the biggest thlnsr in the way
of schools that hib been started In the
countrv '
on Mrndit, Pebntaiv 3 the Tiaile
Sdiool for Ilovs becomes a inrt of the
Cential lllcth School and afti r that dite
inc new ssiiin in iraii" euiicitlon is to
, be tint Into iff, ct
Vnnieii to Di-cins Charter
C'l.utir levlslon will be discussed at a
w omens meeting of the Chamber of
Comment- It o clock Situidav morning
Mis Pdwniil Riddle will nieslne I'mler
' tR. Kin.ial hi ad of 'Cluster Revision"
tin tollnw lug ep estlons w 111 be dlscus'-ed
"Win- It Is Needed Mis 11 S
Piintiss Nichols; "What Is L'spiclallj
Needed." I'ltdciicck P Cliutnberg, ell
leitoi, Iluieau of Munlilpal Research;
' How Can Women Hrlp'" .VIrs J WIN
lis Martin, and ro You Willing to
Woik for It." Jlis. Prank Miles Da
Living Room Suite
rocieer, chair and table.
with handsome Spanish ,
nTRXITIlRK
VVlnut ninlnir Room Wulte, IQQ
Queen Anne Slrle . DO
Value I60 4 I'Ikh, HuflVt. B4
!5r?' cTr'' 4 Inched ridn
CJixet, Serf nr Table. All Ure.
Iiandsome nleete.
nrdroom bulte of Solid Mabocsnr.
Alln IVreBp. huHiL.M. it........
mm irti. MAJQiM A.VI 9
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IS TOUK rilOTKCTION
ri w pw;,"A:!rom " '
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IJCIH'It'fl 1-T(IH, lllllll Ill-till-
Into business with his sister-in-law
lm-
mediately after his arrival.
During Its sixty rars of existence
tho firm of 13. and P. (lormlet,, dry
goods merchants, Ins established nn
cmlnblo reputation nmong tho residents
of that section Tho death of Patrick
Oormley and tho Illness of hli pirtner
have occasioned deep gloom.
Solemn requiem mass was celebrated
at M Ann's Church for Mr Oormley this
morning nnd the bodv wns laid In rest
in tho graveyard adjoining the cliurui
Mr. Oormley helped raise tho funds for
flie construction of the church and was
ono of Its first communicants,
Mr. Oormlc's brother, tho Rov John
Oormley, Is a prominent Cnthollo priest
of lloston. Two of his nephews nro
priests also. Michael Oormley, nt Ches.
ter, where ho has charge of the Villi
Maria Church, nnd James Hull, at .Ter- would In $l,!0,617
sev City I "One of tho best points In the whole
Six nephews of the dead man inert plan of tho new State livv," declared
ns pallbearers. They wero Jamts, Pat- Louis N'uslnuiii. nsoclit superln
rick, Hdward and John Oormley, mil tenth nt of sclmol, 'Is llo f.u t tint
13dvv..nl and James Conley Several , teachers would bo retired nutcm iticillj
hundred resldentn of Port Richmond at-
inndeil tho services
1 ARREST BOYS AS BURGLARS
Viilitlis Tf'til III i,.L I ...1 , .... 1 11
i on ns nail iMaekjaiks ami iv-
Mlrrs 111 (..lollies, ivav Pnlifp
I.VO of readv cash nnd a trae for
tho "niovlen" ilii. ,.n, -,. i i ,, i
no movies, tho police sav led Rob-
irt Itallman nnd l.eorgo Allen to rob
several homes In the northern pirt of
tnc cits. lioth were arnsted tnlnv
after a chase, clurged with robbing
tho homo ot Ptank 1'eruivllder, 2l.!'i
North Delhi street.
Hillniin. who is urtcen vears old
was sent to I ho Honso (, Intent inn
and Alb ii, who Is sevintein vmii old
wis held without bill b. M.iBlsti.Hi
Larson
V man who was pis.n tin- Inn
wlldir lu.nu r.ulv l.nlu , ,, ,,,
lie ti.lil PairidiuiM liurki Aimi ,K
and Win ii llurkc miimi the n nn
of the house tin bins .t ) h,,, i,,
fitim thi i. .ii Km I . , inght n, ,,
In an nllcj ami 1 1. ilium, rut lulu ih
litis of Wli gatnl - l,on se.inhrl
ateordliig tn thn ivilnr ratli ot u,c
inlsoniis Ii iJ ,i nii.iiti ,i bliikiuk
and a llishlight
TO RUSHHIGHWAY WORK
Goprnor Sproul Savs Din ill
Fly This hiimuii-r
Quiik work nn the Stat, hKbwavv
for which the volus iiiitlmririd a ",o
Oiio.iiOii bond issue, Is proml-nl bv l!ov
criinr Sproul
'there will be l.eips of dirt fljing
tills summer" was tho eomment of tin
(loverneir when nslnd how s0on the
work would bo Marled
Tim Covernor said the present Leg
slature would prolial.lv iiuthoiize tin
Issuance of $20,000 oon or $j;, nun ono
of the proposed bonds mldltli.n
C.overnor Sproul s.ud 'l.iiuo ono was
forthi oinlpg from Hi. gi.ve iiimint ns
1'Cderal aid in hlglivt.iv biillding
One f the (list Mms vtlll be in i ....
lovei thlrtv-threo nilbs of ni, ni.i...,.i
roartwai of the Peliware Lu k.ivv.iiiiui
and i stern Rallro id on the louto
froni Scriiiiton tn lllnglninion V
Iho next will be to Improve the
slovc-plpi mad aerosM ,,.r Krli
vtlili Ii the Covei inn s.n,i iu in ib i,,.
aldt tonditliili
J E- CAtDWELLfif 0.
"LAMPS OF
Unique Design
rmmi::mim.Tniiiinvii:ii jiHTnnilinrT.rTnm
IYLOCKBLYNN.lnc
Extraordinary
Clear away of Men 9i
Hats and Coats
For Tomorrow
and Saturday
A Clearance Sale
Imported and Domestic
Department. c
Moleskin Cloth Coats
Sheep-lined and Fur Collars,
$13.75 and $22.50
Values $25.00 to $35.00
Soft Hats, $3.75 Caps, $1.50
$6.00 and $8.00 Values
Fur Coats Top
WOULD HAVE STATE
CARE FOR TEACHERS''
.. iv,,,!,..,, A(lniin of
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,
Slent for Pro-nit Plan
Means? Kcononiy
lixperls who Iuvo compiled figures on
lli ..nl.lnA, ilnJn. I -....ii. I l.n r,,,r,i1t
VIIIJ nill'Jlt llfVllll" ,1 niPUI'l I"' ,V"i.'""V 1
for tho Uonid of I Mm it ion to ad !'
tho Stati jwtislon fund svMcm rat' er
than retain Its presmt plan of ieti ,
slonlng teachers Tho data wero pre
pircd In nnsvver to a complaint from
soino of the bo ml m tubers that tho I
now stcm w.ih too expensive I
Tho cost to the lloml of Rduintlnn I
to put tho pieiunt lm il Hvslein on a
solvent basis to me, t preunt riiiuln-
ments, It Is figured, will bo $165,557 for
tho J'tnr 1019. J50G317 for 1520. J550,-
103 for 1021 Tho pnaeut nauinty as
turned Is $10 011.039
If tho merger Is effected, experts say,
tho cot to tho bo.-rd would bo $330 300
for lii, $.113,182 for 1120 and $351.!77
for 1121 Tho preitnt
ililllty ii'sumed
nt the age of siventv
'It inakei tho seliool ostein moro
I nilentnto nnd illicit tit to eliminate tho'o
to.ulieri who can no longir perform
'their duties as tin v used to 1 bellcvo
that not more than two out of twenty
If .u In is above seventy nr- old an
..,,,,, , ,,,. ,,, .,sui, s m,i
Ibis new pension law. the ten In r ilo.
ir ohi aro
h
)es I
nul 'l-'V' ,0 rf'1,',1', .rV.1?,."';,,'",!,'
board hive anvthlng to s n in tin
,,,..,,.. .,,, .,, ,an ,,,, ,, ,,K
rrtres the tm hi r when seventj , .u
old nnd the puislon begins"
DESKS
Largest
and Best
Assortmcnl
L-hili IKHI
rjHOEMAKER'S, 926 Arch St.
l() l'Ki:l.NT
Spanish Inline.. '.a
V uorilKlilS N'I
TKY
ros
V i
11 .11,11
1 .
ilr ip i
e I'i I' n
1 1 well" s i
CEMENTS wfcv
M lln llliio, Mnrket 111 IMMII Ac
L. D. BerEcr Co.! 59 N. 2d St.
MATTRESSES RENOVATED
im s m ii- in i n i in i
IJuir.iil In I i ' r for
,11 il nn 1 ,n I in "r " ""'
ennn-iH r ,11 Iml
ti ill 111 Mil V I Oil
.fieinil mill Walilin.lini if-mie
Ph I , ilnr I 17 I ii si 1
a. no It li r m l r trrm
NTI l
l.Mierlflireil. imhtkiIIi .lle-.nnil
of kihiiI iidilro-, ti Mil IiIkIi il'"
VllllCIT III.- In nllllllTs IIT J"!'
liir-' iimiiiiil I" I'lill i'I'Ii'IiI.i
l.rrllnrt. Uefrrimes " reil
lilrr ilfs VI in icer. Unv lis
l.iiliiniiml. V i.
.inwr.F.nRS-sn.vnKRMiTits
Antiques, Reproduc
tions And Modern
Types Collected with
Intelligent Thought
To The Decorative
Requirements Of pres.
ent-Day Hallways,
Living Rooms And
Boudoirs.
1
of discqntinuc
lines or
Apparel in our
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PERRY'S
Reduction Sale
Overcoats for : ,tj,is
every need 'jp '
and taste
Not just a
handful of I
this and a .'
handful of
that, but
Big
Comprehensive
Assortments
at reduced
prices!
This is a reduc
tion sale where you
can find what you
want at a real saving.
fj Handsome, full-
bodied Ulsters in
fabrics that are warm
without being bur
densome: rich, dark
conservative colors,
or b r o w n s and
heather mixtures
0 crcoatings of
superlative good
taste Now re
duced! f Handsome dou
ble -breasters with
deep, shapely collars
and wide lapels, back
belts that give just a
comfortable snug
ness at the waist line
a n d a well-fitting
front iew Now re
duced! flj Single - breasted
Chesterfields that a
oung man can wear
and feel he has an
Overcoat with style
and set-up in its lines
Now reduced!
I Fur-collar Over
coats of the finest
b c a v e r skins, o r
sheared muskrat, seal
nutria, and so forth;
with bodies of dark
overcoatings or nov
elty browns and in
distinct plaids Now
reduced!
"ij Dress Suits. tu.edo
Suits, cutaway coat Suits
Now reduced!
1 Business Suits in
worsteds, in cassimeres,
in flannels, in cheviots
shown in a wide variety
of colors and patterns
Now reduced!
J So, too, dress vests,
fancy vests, separate
trousers leather Over
coats, raincoats, fleccc
lincd jackets Now re
duced! CJ Do you until In get
T(7.rt you icant in men's
clothes? You'll find it
here and now reduced!
Perry & Co.
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