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i wirnrTT " e Utmost in Cigarettes
f& olMW'Rll Qrkople of culture and refinement
m- j TMMWr - invariably PREF$R deities '
COAL OPERATORS
MEET GOVERNOR
J a
Independents Confer Today
on Threatened Probe
of Industry
' the foitlicomlnB Issue of tlif I'unth Bowl,
CAN'T SPEAK FOR ALL I e iolIeBe coml maRiizlne. which an-
'noum.es .i 'Filsiue Number '
Fuel Administration Urges i
Consumers to Buy Early
Again This Year
Some snj that the much nlnn-ed iTra
Indeneiident antlnadte oueialois will ! malic irltk's faoilte, "rlfciiue ' Is meant
meet with Goemor Hproul toda in
Harrlsburc to dlHCUss the threatened In.
Vestlgatlon bj the Leslblature Into the
liard coal Industry.
Attorney General Sihaffei has com
pleted a report to the (loeinor on tho
legal powers of the i-tate lo curb
further price Increases by the anthra
cite, opcratois, and also a resolution lo
bo submitted to the Legislature piold
Ing for an lmestlgatlon.
Xo action wll) be taken on the resolu
tion until4 after tho conference today.
The meeting will be held at L':30 o'clock
and will be attended by the attorney
general and a committee of Independent
operators headed by Alan C Dodson, of
Bethlehem, secretary of the Independent
Operators" Association.
Do ot Represent Illi; Operator
So far as could be learned there lias
been no definite agreement under which I
the committee to hee the Coventor to
day can represent the ralhoad opera
tors, who control full 73 pel cent of
the total output of anthiacite.
Without Mich an agreement any pact
oiyTfour.hVoVth InSustryV It asi
entered Into bv the opeiators will effect
pointed 'out by coal men
Urged lo llur (mil Lurlv
The fuel administration at Washing
ton Issued a statement uiglng con
sumers tp o'rdei their coal early again
this spring. ,
"Coal," said the statement, 'Is moie
plentiful now than It Is likely to oe for
A good while to come, and letall pur
chasers will piobably have no bettet op
portunity to place ordeis with their
dealers for their next w Inter s supply of
coal.
"Compated with pieceding jeals the
Increase In 1918 was not gieat. having
been cut down bv influenza and other
factors, Including the signing of tho
srmlstlce. '
"Comparing the piesent coal ear.
endlng Ap.il 1, with the same peiiodi which the state suifeis annuallv. either
of a ear ago, the output so fai has dliectlv oi lndliectl, as the tesult of
been only about 11,000.000 tons, higher the tires, wanants the expense
This la accounted foi by the tiemendous' Mr. Pinchot also advocated tonseiva
decllne In production laigel since Octo- tion of the statu watet supplj and urged
bar 1. balancing the magnificent show-la complete suive of the Ft.eams ot
Inr made by the miners and operators
. -daB
tipito the .autumn of 1018"
TWO PHILADELPHIANS CITED
Men Awarded Distinguished Serv
ice Crosstjj for Heroism
I'wo more PhtladelphJans have been
awarded Distinguished Se. s ice Ci oases'
for'fcstraordlnary heroism In ba ittle. ac- i
tJlUlIlK iv nu... i .v.w .- k.w.i. ...w ..... ,
Department tonay. tnev ate uorjioral
Hharles V. Williams, of 534 Soiith Ko.tv
ninth street, and Private l-'iank f, Don
ahoe, 257 Emily street,
Corporal Williams is a" mejubei of
romnanv B. 345th Battalion Tank Corns
During an attack on a hedge south of
the Montrebau Woods, France, last Sep-1
tember. vv.mama wii i s "".'.W",'0 ?
was out of action, and went thtough a
severe rifle machine gun and artllleiy
fire to glv' first aid to a wounded lleu
tlnant He then took the wounded offi
cer's place, leading the platoon, of tanks
J.0.1 the objective through the Intense
riw enemy iii v.
" nnrlnir the engagement near I'unel.
l-'rance, Pilvate1 Donahoe's contingent,
Company A, I'ourth Intintrj, was tem
porarily lost In the darkness. After all
the runners had become casualties, Priv
ate Donahoe -volunteered and succeeded
In establishing lialsoir. He pushed
through the heavy machine gun rUe, and
' accomplished his mission, desjilte the
fact he was painfully wounded.
PRIZES NJR BOY SCOUTS
1711:. A i"1;.. .I.nl r.i. .1, 1,l He was taken 111 short!) aftei the
WllS A. vrlinbel t.up Anion tlie'lnfluenZtt epiaemlii and nevei fullj ie-
Trophies Awarded Tonight
Court (of 1 onor will be held by the
Phlladelnhla Branch of the Bov Scouts
of America In Room U9G, city Hall, this
eenlng A number of prizes will be
awarded, among them the Hills A, CJIm-
' cupaio Tioop 3, of District 9. for
having earned the greatest number of
merit badges during 1918. This cup
will be presented Dy Mr. uimuei in per-
son. .
Special awards for wolk In the Red
Cross, sale of war stamps, in ho bhd
house contest and other activities of
tho Bay Scouts will be made by G. W.
Churchman. The life and star award I
ywlll be made by Charles K Fox and
'the Dagle Scout award by Dr. Charles
D. Harte, chairman of. the council. The
court of honor xvill ope.f with a salute
bv all the scouts In uniform. Kdward
Mok. of the Ladles' Home Journal, will
make tn address. At the close the boys I
will sing the "Star Spangled Banner."
fimsSffiape
SOCKS
The name tells why the'
nevei stretch at heels or
bag at Insteps. TRUU
SHAPU Bockji knit to the
TRUU SHAPE of the
foot. Thev are free
from Btralu at every
point, and strain la what
makes the ordinary socks
wear out, .
, a: r. underdown's sons .
' 202-204 MARKET STREET
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"FRISQUE" MYSTIFIES U. OF P.
AWAITING "PUNCH BOWL"
ame of Vorlhttnninp Special "Sitmber of College Comic Magazine
Pussies Literary Students. If ho Wonder What Effect It'
W HI Have ou Co-eds and Male Undergraduates
'I he gtuilent-bodj at the L'nheisltv
of l'eims) hanl.i Is much Interested In
Webster Blxes no tuch wold In his
. pondeious classii, other stnndaid worlts
of ttfereme are uiu.tlly neBlectful In
faet, that Is the Interesting feature no
body teems to know what 'I'llsque"
means ocept the board of the Punch
Bowl and the ar not lelllntr
and that the change was made, wot to
alatm the Ctilverf.lt: authorities ithers
declare that it Is onlv a rienchlfied
form of the harmless mid eeijday
"frlbkv. ' which Is an adjeithe much
favored at this enlivening thne'of the
jear
PINCHOT URGES STATE i
CONTROL OF FORESTS
Water Supply
Coiiseratioii i
Also Advocated in New
Century Club Talk
,.
Mutt? lonttol of fotestH axuI Imuioxe-
ments in the facilities foi fighting the
fotast Hies whkh aniiualh 'ot this
state 30,000,000 aie advotated In Clif
ford Ptnchot. who vas ih'if 1'nltcd
states fores.e, undo, Theodoie Hoose
elt and Is now head of the tonseivat Ion
commission of the Penns.vlvanla .Slate
Grange
Saklng at theuiiiiual toiiEei vallon
slnte 1860, when Pennsjlvanla tanked
. .. . .
flist In Itimbet piotluction, tie lumber I
Industry has been peimltted to dote-
riorate until totta the state iiuiks oniv
twentj -first In the production of luinbci
anu is auie to suppij uihj uue-muu ui
the lumner useti in ine siair
"Jore3t 'tires ate the taute of the
pool condition of out fotests lodaj,"
declH.ed Mr. Pinchot. "ind we must
have an elflileut svslem for lighting
them To institute such a sstem might
involve expense, but the SoO.ooo.oOO loss
ie siaie wnn tne cuiiuaie oujen.oi
rlari ttir i rVTiVTiiAliAtitl n ivln tin 4TftB fK a
diaftlng comprehensive plans foi
the
utilization of this water supplv
CHARTER FOES TO DEBAT&
1 Senator Vare to Head Opponent
of New Bill at Dinner
opposing lews on the pioposed new
cts- tliartet will be Mgoiously argued
.... . ,.ll,, 1
tomoirow nigh.t b Thomas uaeburn
White, chalrniiiu of the subcommittee
on chajtei levlslon : State Senatoi Ud-
win Vare and a notable utiay of other
speakers representing both sides of the
Issue at a dlnnei in the city 'JIUD
Cltlioi. unpflltpiM xe 111 tlf! Pouili lltniiti
nam J. Trainer. John C. M'lnstnn. of
the C'hattfr ltevlslon Commltte'e: Josepl:
P. Caffnej , chairman of the finance,,
Committee of City Council; Predeilck
P. Qiuenberg, director of the Buieau
of Municipal Besearch : State Itepre- I
sentatlve John It. K Scott, and David)
II. Tiane, member of tlnsi Board of Edu
cation. POLICEXURNKEY DIES
Willialn Culbertson Was Fornier
Physical Instructor of Bureau
William Culbertbon. turnkey of the
Itlchmond and Klikbrltle streets police
station and formei phjslcnl Instructor of
the police bureau, died early todaj at his
home JUSJ pieitwicK stieet
covered. Culbertsou was appointed
patrolman fifteen jears ago and during
Ills set ice saved several lives along the
river front and timing fires In the north
east He Is survived by a widow and several
children.
jawing at .neinu.a. louse, vauoi.
meeting of the New rntu I'lub 5es-im
terdav afternoon. Mr. Pinchot said that,
as8Wm
rifv
Jcwclfers
'The DiaiTiond'
may b? chosen by the
, least experienced -
so care ful vva"s the selection
of eachxfem in this collection.
- ,mimflJU ., , . t enpseu line oi me trip was iiiiuth o
, ,''",'' lommerclal Museum. mlmU(,hi u mM ,'01(1 OM Mnllh
Tills veislon is koinewliat limn out In I Tlilrtj-rouilh stuet below Spruce 12 Avlatoi Lion II .smith brought the
tho announcement uf the edltois that a jirovlng piolitii in sales Inhibitors mall to Washington In 2 hours 7 mln-
"appro idling springtime has lllled the sa ,, bu1I1H ,s f , thcIr utes of nv Ing covellng the distance
thoughts of tho men who made up ll'ls , . . ' ..,i between .New York nml Philadelphia at
Issue.' and who. In the phraseologs " , , " Tf " rate of ninetv -eight miles an houi
the Pmiili Bowl oltlce. me tailed I "iree sales f ,K, ucK, on Tuesdij. Hm, hciKeni phllidelphla and Washing
"spoons" The lovei design, depleting with piospects tor two more before the tnn ut (he late of 110 miles an hour
the 'Sphlt of Spring' bv Donald Post. 'week Is out f kIipi lepoits Indicate. o March 15 Aviatoi Ira O Hime
an archltettural sophonwre. Is declared that the show li.iv id Its rffei I oi. the made a remarkable tlip through rain
to be the ke.vnote of tho entire number, buying in.irke' ind fog from N'ew- iorlt to Washington,
Nevertheless ever) body on the campus
1h mBtlf.etl .ti lo the .cfn t siK..lfi..u-e ,
.. .. . u . !,.,.. .. i..i.n- ii ..miB"u,T "" wren mi- L-i uh ins uiHi iiimui-
Ul Ilia I ttuiiu iii--14U, iit;iin-t il iii
prove a mete fiollcksome overflow ing
of spilngtlme exuberance oi whether,
like so much of modem drnina and mod-I
em llteratme, It will bring the blush of
modestv to the readet's i heck The tffeit
on autnorities o eus ami male iiiukt-
will be moie anIouslv ob
Ki auuuir.,
SO mil
FRESH EGGS 35 CENTS
A DOZEN BY U. S. POST
Trucks Brintr Product Direct
From Farmer to Consumer
ill Big Saving
lime loiin N
Hin p ii ml imtiinlf lmis
ritili && lllril nt th Iki i miJYur.ton
now be puulused fot thlitv-flve i ints h'Ivb hiiiJ one liulf tuns
ii ilosen I sewn and one half tons
No, licit fi om Philadelphia gtoteis,
but from the fainiei. who irets them
w,
fiom the hen one daj and sends them
tn -inn tho next The ii n, ei still , b u aea
to jou the net Ihe giocei still cli.ui,ea
between fifty and sltj cents a dozen
Housekeepers are flndlng the postal
niotortiuck loute fiom the Lancaster
dlstih t to i'hlladelphl i n gieat ton-
Nen,cm(1 A 1kl of fBimeri w(h
otheI farm ,noducts tor sale Is kept
( PiUll po3tolIlce Housekeejiers wlh-
1 1 f fVlttirru illrm t frnn alia t . i-n
lllf, i"iir "I'f-i Hum "l 41.tl4i i(L t,
modest pike can onlei the things fiom
i,n, ,jretj
, ,Je Mhpi b, paue, ,notol p0bt UH,
nio goods ire dellveied to th putchaser
tlc ,eNt ,ay
On the regulai till) the ti uck leaves
McL'onnellsburg, Pa , . t 0 o'clotk in Ine
morning, stopping at various fanning
con munltles on the waj to gathei shlp
luents Hhe seivice has been In opeia
tlou oulj a few month", but has aheadj
mdo a distinct hit with both the
faimr.s and tousuiuers, and Assistant
Postinsslei James Blakeslee, In chaige
of the ttutks, plmis to luauguiate sev
tial new lints touching other centeis
The legulai tha.ge of tho -iroduce Is
augmented somewhat bj the postage
charges, but even then the costs aie be
low the iltv market prices Kggs, foi
Instance, ale sold for tlilrt-two tents,
the tlnee cents postage bilnging the cost
up to tlurtj-tlve. tents
Again Heads Country Club
.!oeph It Ilmbei) w.ik re-elected
piesldent ot the Krankford Countr
Club at the annuil meeting and ban
quet held last night nt the Adelphla
Hotel.
PUBLIC SPEAKING
NEW CLASS
.V abort tuuree in Seir-Coiuldrnte Self.
Developnifnt Public Hiieukliig, Ten I'rldav
Kvenlnea Opens March 21at at s o'clocl.
Cai, rit8 or phone bpruro BJ18 for in-
atructlve literature
MFFF Pfil I VflV "SO
nCJr VmJ'UC' (HhSTMlT ST.
DESKS
Largest
and Best
Assortment
Eatab. 18X1
SHOEMAKER'S, 926 Arch St
AN ESTIMATE COSTS NOTHING
l'lione Preaton 6107
ZOthaCtnturf Storage Warebouie Co.
Opposite Wt Phlla. Station,
Q)
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II 'I Mil.'. Ill I I i-lZ-LIHW ill J'l
STOPS THE PIREATTHE START
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Insurance saving
on 99 installations
OebreQLOBE SprlnUlera were Intuited!
Average rate on bulldlncs, 31 88; cm con
tenta, 04. i
After GLOBE Sprlntlera were Inalaltad:
Averase rate on uulldinea. 37 centa; on
contents, 43 cent-
GLODE hottctlon la aoon raid for In
premluma saved.
GLOBE AUTOMATIC SPRINKLER CO.
2033 Washington A e. Dlcklnaon 531
Tha Go drn KM Mill TorTu on1!, Teilt,
Insti'trd GLODlJ SprinLlerf
TRUCKS IN AUTO SHOW
MND READY MARKET
Exhibitors of Commercial Ve-I
hides Snjs Sales 4re Up
to Epcctutioii
Hie ciiiuneulil vehicle r Milbiliim m ,
.v notable ipi.im,,,, ,,r n,iu ,.,..
eai h
cliniu linn K..M, i. .. i .it. . . i .
. .
t10" struck huus In the selection of
'u "hide whl"h thej intend to pur -
chase This is attrlbuleii to the In -
creased knowledge of motoitrucks which
transportation uiep have aouulied
niven men who ,ue n oxpeits aie heard
raising iiuestlons of n. semlte. Imit al
iciinraciei inil dlsi as ing problems of
load and road, opei it ion ecoiomj and
Benei.ii iinniiung or tun motoi ehlcle
While the laigesl pfrcent..gi of tl ucks
this eai, attending to estimates, will
be In the one-ton 1 1 iss, of which It Is
I planned to mapufiitmo ncarlv l"9,un0.
them Is a tonslsunt Incieaso In the
manufacture of olhei t lasses as well
Tho comparative Ilgmes based on the
production estlinads of the manufactur
eis. follow
flno 1ir.!l inii
1 100
111 OH
I'll (inn
(1 ins
1 1 147
in o.n
li lv.
l'l JU
1 tin
lii'i'U
1 iiiiii
1 on
ill
iThiep quarter ton
Ono ton . . .
One nn i-l one half toiiH
Two tons
Iwu a tut une half tori's
Consldeilng the latfo ot produi til n
of thtso vallous lanacltles. there Is nn
' f dentil nallj luge representatloii of
I 4tuckm; of medium aiid large size 111 this
sIl0u Several nakeis show whit
might bi tailed a double-deck bodv.
w licit Is lalsed on glint arms eight or
ten feet above the name for unloading'
purposes Theie am ambulant es aUd
neaise , ii ,o ! ug v nns n m, t tt
, V,!ebe" featu.es anpeil ma.nl to "he
t.isml observei but there aie ninny
meclinulial details and t hanges appar-
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AIR MAIL FLIERS '
sot nrw RErnun ;
b&tplane Aviators Pilot
Planes Averaging 110
Allies an Hour
HAiNDlCAPPED BY WINDS
Trip From New York to Wusli
iiiglon jVIade in Two Hours
and Fourteen Minutes
Mini .iMatoi'., fhlnn .it the rate of
1 T 1 4 miles an houi lulwoen thl clt and
Wnshlncton estahllshed a new tecoid
i foi the trip fiom New York, according
to an nunourremrnt bv the Poslofflci
I llep.u tinent todav The till) from N'cw
Work to Washington was mide In (wo
hours and lhc mlnutee
Peuplte high vv lnd. A lalor Postman
1) II Hart made the trip esteida,
ran j Ing a full load of mail, In two
horns and lotirteeu minutes II" en
countered patches of snow and rain en
route, but malntilned an iveiago of 110
milts between New York and Phllidel
phln (in Mniili II vi.itor IT I I.ee
brought the mail Into Washington fiom
w ork at bitter than '00 mile?, an
hour. tUIng fiom .New "orlc to Pbl'.n
delphia nt the late of 102 miles an hour
nn,i from Phllidelphla to Washington at
th? rate of 101 miles an hout The total
cirrvlng the mull on' that dav between
llie (.itu iiuims ill .'i iiuuin aim p"-un
minute" 'I hi trip from N'ew York to
r umiun"1 tin i i. j Lti'tii sr ivjih tn
Philadelphia wis made at the rate of
' nlnets miles in loitj-elght minutes, oi
i at the nte of one and one-half miles a
minute, and (nun Philadelphia to Wash
Ingtou In out liout and niuctctn minutes.
01 at the late ot ulni tv-even miles
I houi. bilnging In a load of J81 poinds
or nnu iming against tin- stoun last
Sntuulaj fiom Washington to New loil.
tae speed of the mall plane was held
down to in aveiage of flflj-one miles
an hour
On Monil-i Mauli 17. Aviatoi i:
(lardner fltv. fiom Washington to .Ntw
Y'ork with the mall In two hours and
live minutes, tovenng the run fiom
Washington lo Philadelphia .it the rate
of OS 4 miles an hour and from Phlla
delphla to N'ew York at the rale of
114 miles nu 1 our Th9 trip from New
Yoik to Washington against the stnmg
head winds was at the rate of fifty.
seven miles an houi
$700 FIKF, I.N "MAKSHALL ST.
Carele-s Hiinilliiip of Mutth Marls Uol.
tling Sliop Blaze
lighted matth thrown on the flooi
Is supposed to have i aused a tire at
the lilobe Bottling i omiunj. Marshall
strtet ncai (Jlrard avenue, ea.lj last
night damage l Ing estimated it $700
'lhe tlaim 4 had burnt d through the tirn
two floors of the building betoie tbev
were got undo, tontrol bj firemen ,
i' l c.elbolt7 wlio has chaige ol the
establishment, enteied the building ibout
8 o clock and lighted the gis throwing
nw.iv the match V. sliort time latei
lie illstnveied thit the pliuo was on flic,
mil called in the alarm on the telephone
v . , : i
B1.Baaa""""'"-",iiHit ,-. IM
GEOftGE M. AUSTIN ' B
luja v-nesuiut a tree t rnuaacipum i
young women get fortune,
sister is cut off, in will
llillionair.e Sunburj Ittonwy Bequeaths S25,000 to Philadelphia
Girl "for Good and Sufficient Reason," While Testament
Specifically Provides Kin Here Shall Not Share in Estate
7. '. """'
ills Atlele t- selz of 15" Crank-t rathe! iirelti vvoin.ui Leiwoen twntj
ford revenue, vvlllKet IJu 000 In hetuiltlis I ntnl fortv M-aly or nue Tier dialer
tliiourh the will of James
(' Pinker
mllllonalie, of Sunbtirj, l'i 'I ho le-
mcirbrmico Is glen nj ruoKfi m -miss,.
nei7 iui "" ............. ...- ,
i .. .-..-, a I nml rtiffli Unr a i f.ntia 1
nicordliiK to the will
Ml9 Ilhod.i M Burg, of hun!iur li
left $30,000 In l'ennsylnnln Ilnllroail
bonda and an $8000 house for faithful
and honest nerlce" i
Mrs nobert 1' Uhilmei of 4 703
KliiRscRilnK nenue Tackem Bister H
ot onlJ. cu, ott in to will tut tpecinc
piol!,lon la made that she shall not in-
herlt an of tlio millionaires tnone
t. i. .. ,i..i,. ,.- ti.i. ...!., t i
the document; 'that neither Man K ;
Y litlv,if ,yn Lot linahnnil II I X li 1 1
" "" " ""-"" .......
mei nor anj of her heirs nor am pel-
son claiming nuclei her. shall In anv
manner share In mv estate
At Mrs AMiltmei s home 11 was said
that she was out of the iltv Phlladel
phla beneficiaries ale Mrs illlnui II
blate and John II Packet of G178 Wood
bine avenue Mis Slate Is willed one
touith of the estate Packei divides a
similar portion with Maiv Packet -Blue
and Miss Alnrv I Pin kor. both of Sun
burj fourth oath Is also provided
for the widow who lives nt Sunburj
and Mix-r K Mill of the samo town
Tor some jeirs Miss Sel7 his spent
a great part of her time In a hotel near
the palatini Picker home In .Sunburv
At her home tn this iltj, n woman, who
said she was her slater, declared Miss
Sel7 was not at home
'Yes' sild the woman tl is due
tint Mr Picker loft mj sister $JD,000,
but, of course, we do not want anj pub
licity -ibout that p-irtlcularlv In the
Philadelphia papers '
Asked If Miss Hel7 lnd am business
relations with Packei the worn m an
swered lndlgnantlj In the negative She.
lepented that the famllv doesn't want
'a word printed about this" and de
clined to give anj Information as to what
Packer meant In his will bv the phrase
'for good and sufficient leasons"
Neighbors describe Miss heir as a
mnii
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SALESMAN
oung. ninn. itt, no Im iiinbrnnrea. Well
etliirutedl Rood uddrrHN, ilriilrea connec
tion with n tlrfct-liih loncern. 5 jenrn
with present emphiTe selllnir food prml
arts to retail ind Jnlililnar trutlr raatrrii
ptatrst rerord will briir arurehlnK In
vrittlriillon. (' U7. I.HK1I It OFritK
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Just a little while
p Overcoat will begin to feel
.SB iov is tne time to see
If HOUSE of WENGERII
Iff '229 WALNUT ST. Nm
III Air Storage j
Vm AN ABSOLUTE FUR M
IM preservation at all ml
V lheie is no other perfect method JSw
. of fuV security against the 'JjM
. damages of Moths and Heat. ff
ls3Ss Phone Walnut 1!308. jMw
B line of Spring clothes I
j There ia a choice assortment, of the World's "Best Efforts 5 I
a in our Spring showing. jri
I Jacob Reed's Sons I
1424-1426 CHESTNUT STREET
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0PRIS6 OpNING PweeNTATIQ1
Perfection of modc in
Irinsic quality richness of
material relative aluc,
these are the quotation
marts of the 1910 Shoe
Occasion.
Featuring: , ,
A Genuine Buck
an ciiliiclii
h (i tailored bow
Pic-emiiicnllv
JNlEDERMAN
930 Chestnut Street and Branches
"ouiun l sav "" 0u " i". not how
ioiik wie nnu Known I'.ici.er.
Mr I '.ulcer win known as n !aer
, d ,0,.slnil,. , ,,..,.
. .imuo
., ,te pnres8ert fclirnr se tlml I. ifi
nolhlUK to neernl of his finorlte tlmrl
ties nid hobbles Amonir these arc the
Man M Pucker Hospital, Sunhur a
memorial to the testator's mother the
Chestnut Sttoet Opera Hmisce In sun.
bun and Unglne i"ompan Vo 1 of
Sunburj
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lU ToAZZ
....... .. . . nhiuumi
toiuiuiis signal noxes anu oilier im I
station equipment from the premises of1
letall diugglsts who have oidered this
H," " prefertine to aci opting a new
al" " '""""Isslon whl.Ii the conip mv j
Mile MriuilCil "ill lit'ttlllir- I'lll'l 11P
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CEMENTSs
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Main 4000, Market 654 HOOPS r.
L. D. Berger Co., 59 N. 2d St.
am ambitious to make
join hhirts
3 for $10.50
Madias last colois
stvlish patterns.
Cvery man likes to do
vv hat lie can do best. 1 hat's
why 1 want to make oui
shirts. The aiUist tan feci
no jppat'',i pude in a great
canvas.
IIVI.l
sniiiK
Uth & Chestnut
and that Winter Suit
cumbersome and heavy.
what Jveeds have to otter in the S'
in Etruscan Grav
new tone
of self uiatei nil
a Siteeess.
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Spring
Overcoat
Sale !
Last of the
Season, and the
only one of
its Kind!
IOdd Lots and
Broken Sizes remain
ing from the stocks of
the last few seasons
excellent, desirable
Spring Overcoats and
Topcoats that we
want to move out to
make room for the
the new goods now
piling up fast!
Spring Overcoats
that were $20
now $15
Sprijig Overcoats
that were $25 to $30
. now $20
Spring Overcoats
that were $30 to $40
now $25
Cf-Single- breasted
and double-breasted
models; conservative
models, loose-fitting
models, snug-waisted
Spring Overcoats
Staple blacks and
Staple Oxfords, some
full lined with silk;
browns, tans, grays,
blues, and heather
mixtures in knitted
fabrics, beautiful
herringbone patterns
faced with gray silk
to front edges and
skeleton lined; velvet
collars and self-cloth
collars; fly fronts
and button-through
fronts, cravenetted
cloth raincoats
Spring Overcoats for
every taste and tem
perament at prices
for which we can
not produce them
today!
Suit Bargains!
Some excellent pick
ings at these interest
ing prices
H7.50,H9,25
Also Winter
Overcoats at
prices that will pay
you as an investment
for next year!
Perry &Co.
"N. B. T.
Kith & Chestnut St
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