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EVENING PU'BLIO LEDGER PHILADELPHIA
, FRIDAY, MAY 2, 1910
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WAR RECORD OF
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Cot Training at Dix and Con
siderably More in Franco
Behind Lines
SAW ARGONKE ACTION
lU o llarr Correiimiilr
Washington, Mny 'J -Tim "win- nr
ortl" of the Mrriit.r-pRith T)iWnn,
rompiwcd of drafted liii'ii ficmi Now
.leisej. llelnwnrp mikI Now Yolk nml
tiniticil nt Cnmp Dix, Wn ircnwil nt
Ilic Wcr Dcimrliiirnl today fnuu Hip
hendqunrtrrs f tlip A. II. t' In I'mmr
TIip record of this dimm. which W
ov on its wny homo, follow:
TIip Kovf-nty-rishth Division u or
snuizrd nlioat AiiRust "J."., mi", nt Cnmp
Dix, X. ,T. Thp majority of Hip nfli
fpr.s torp fpiitTi iv V..rL Lidin utnl
""nero trained nt Mnili-on biuiniU. Mho
fulitP(i personnel was drawn fioin
npri.pn Now York stirto. Now .Ipiw)
and TVnwnro. Insignin: TIpiI "onii
tlf'p uith lightning llnsli in while ,
Atoiit the middle nT Oetnlier Hie ill
tisini' hpsnn the grndiinl transfer of
orcr 1:1,000 enlisted niPii, more or If
tinh'cil, to other camps.
On May 10, 1018, the division Ipopin
movement ovprVens. TIip nrtillery In i
Kl'Oiln linideil in Frnnpe mid nroeeodeil
to llilMnny for training. The infiuitij
units lauded n I'nglaiiil on .lime I
and fi. nnd riossed to f'nlhns li I1u.1l! '
three or four dnjs Inter.
llifniitiv units began training -lime
1" lieliim' the Huzeliroiil, f 1 out in Hie
Urilish men. On .Tulj 1!l Hie ilhi '
Bion liioveil to mi nreu rat of St I'nl
nnd t rniueil tliore until Aiigii-t l!l, when
the infnntrj units moved to Hie Hour
bonne-lo Hnius men. I
On August :ii tlip division Iiprhii
moving the St. Mihiol front, nrrihiK
Septenihe'- 10. It -cmnined in the first
eorpi reserve until September 1,"i anil
1(5. when it relieved the Seonil and'
Fifth D-vis'nns. Til nrtillery liriRaile
hnd mcaiiwh''' 'oine up lo this front
and was siliiportius the Ninetieth l'i
vision.
The d"vis'(in occupied the l.iiwi see
tor 'mill Ocloher !. when it was le
llcwil nnd. rejoined bj the aitilh'O
brigade, moved to the Argnnm' IV
pst. The division relieed the Seenl
seventh Division on Oitoher HI and
continued in the line until Nowmbcr
5, advancing twenty-one kilometers.
On November ( the ditMmi. levs
artillery brigade unit nimmiuition train,
moved back to the Argon ne camps M
of Vniennes, then to I'lorent. I.es
Islcttcs and to tlie south of Ste. Mciip
hould. It entrnined for the Seimir
area on November 1,".
BASE UNIT HONORED
BY PENN STUDENTS
. .ja-tfwScrMMMBH
Ilk NbM
B.H,.'
l.1oeph .IcfTcrson, the fnmom netor, dml
himself widely known on the stnge, (lied
nt his home here yesterday after an f-
ues of Kcvcrnl moutlis. '
Mr. .Trfferson wns horn in this (It.v
July (I, 18(11). nnd wns graduated fjom
Columbia L'nivcrsity. I'dllowliiE in t lie
footsteps of his fnthrr nnd Kraiidfnther,
lie maie his debut with the former in
I "Hip Van Winkle' in Dcmer In 18S.".
Later he played several other roles
which ills futliei-jlnu! mnde famous.
Mr. Jefferson is survived by his widow
and eon nnd daughter.
RESERVE OFFICERS UNITE
Will Maintain Efficient Corps, and.
27.000 Will Probably Join s
Washlnglcin. Mny 'J. (H.v A I'.) .
l'relinilnnr.v organization of the i'nited
Slntes Nnvnl Heserve Oflieers' Assndn
tion, its purpose being to maintain an
pHicipnt reserve corps, lias been effeiled I
Iipip by "00 odicefs from all parts of I
the country now on duty in Washing
ton I
Acting Secietnrj Hoosevelt. in up t
prcning tlie propositi todny. said "niunl
rrcro must continue along sound lines!
nfler pence.
Officers nnd directors of tlie nssmia- I
tion are to lie elected next week, with
1 ffoi t being liinde to enroll in the mem
of Famous Actor Was Alan 1 1.:.. .,11 r iim -t nan rnip,o nil; ,
Prominent on Stags 111 service during tlie war. NVwh oin
New Yoili, Jlny L',(lij A. I' ) - iinlssloncd reserve oflieers nNo will ho 1
Joseph W. .refrorson. ton "of the late eligible to membership.
.KIHIOI'II Y. JUI'KICIISON
JOSEPH W. JEFFERSON DEAD
Son
Enviable War Record of Hos
pital No. 20 Related by
Colonel Carnett
t Members of Pennsylvania Thise Hos
pital Tnit 20. who were honored last
night by 11 lmmiuct 11 1 the Ailclplih
given liv tlie t'ndergrnduate Mediial
Association, t'niversity of l'ennsvlni
nin, were given 11 Iienrty welcome.
IJeutennnt Colonel .1. H. Carnett win
the principal speaker. lie described the
historv of the unit that is evetjwlieie
talked of bcenusp of its enviable reenrcl
made from the beginning until the end
of Its service.
Co.nnel tiinett nfter telling of the
unit llnally settling down at Chateaii
fiuioii. where it took oer thittv-tlirte
buildings, refilled how they got these
buildings into shape.
"Standing on the panel of one of these
buildings wns n statement made h
membcis of the l'Ycnch infantry that
they had liousecleaned tho 'uiildiug, anil
then there were these woros: Mleiieve
me, it was .some job.' Hut Colonel Car
nett said when the) entered the build
ing they found it hnd only been cleiiael
with 11 wheelbarrow nnd shovel. The
hojs of ihc unit next went to cleauiaj
the building, and after they had ilpeut
nfdiinns efforts tlipv imnounced to the
nurses that tho building was icady for '
hospital use. 1
"Then," snid Colonel Carnett, "the
nurses went .town on their knees, sciub
hed tho Hoot a nnd showed us the dif
eroiice. "Within tec dn.is we were readv with
350 buls. When we got ready 150 beds
we thought we ei e ready for patients.
But then wo discoveied that patients
came in tiuiuloud lots."
Boy From I. PRESS & SONS, Diamond Cutters
1 These genuine Diamonds at $48
repriced so near actual importing
cost that tho margin of difference
It Insignificant. Rest assured that
our prices never include any diamond
broker's commissions, no wholesaler's
or rfctailer's"pp6nta, or any other un
necessary expense. Match these
Diamonds anywhere, if you can, for
anywhere near our price, and your
money will be refunded on request.
Our written GUARANTEE goes with
every one told. Of special interest,
also are these extra values for the
weeki
1 H (a rut Illumoiiila . SIO
II Curat Kliinoiicli S35
Hi Curat tllHmoiuU Sfl 1
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DIullloluU S10
Diamonds , ,. ,, MS
Dtninnndfl .... .. $110
Bet anr sianiontl cutters at wort
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Suits, Dolmans, 5
Capes and Dresses )
923 MARKET STREET
A REDUCTION
on a Big Group of
Women's & Misses'
Formerly Priced
$32.30, 335.00, .$39.73.
$42.50 and .$15.00
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'"PHIS is a saving event bringing
many dollars to the woman who
wants a new suit, cape or dress.
The styles are the best the ma
terials the finest. All selected
irom our own regular stocks.
Spiotifl rlr-nr
Sale $5 Silk Georgette
1
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aists At jH 1
$0.75 ,44 $s 1
aw-i 1
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A maker's
sample line of
the most fash
ionable styles.
Embroi dered
nnd beaded
fronts. AH new street shades.
Truly extraordinary values.
Seronil Tloor
New Silk Taffeta & Lisere
Millinery
Featured Special
500 and 598
Q. A s3B yy h
A SrA) "Tk i
KaXM W
with sill;
w reiitlis.
1 nese die tiio c artiiiic
. . . , tlous for summer we.tr l.lsere ciow-ns
taffeta brims and underbrlnis Xeatly trimmed with flower
Mret Moor
New Styles
in
Envelope
Chemise
$4 .9S
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VmwoHVJL
WeighingJyj Q J
CAR8AT TtO T
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t 11 I ( u e and
tlaliorate trltn
niltiKS of luues
and emtiroltl
crles. Bulli-uii
Khoulilcra it 11 d
Btrnps of pink
crepe do chine.
$5 & $6 Newest
Spring
Skirts
$9.95
Kl Ik plaid", taffetas,
wool fcerj.es and pop
1 1 11 s. Several new
styles- biald or but
t o 11 trimmed 'and
plain effects
Mreft Floor
SI
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Jertey-Tun
and All-
Silk
Petticoats
$a.9S
and $3.98
A splendid as
sortment In new
style flounce effects.
Mrret Floor
riK
J 4. -.1 f K
Extraordinary Special!
Women's & Misses' $12.50 & $15
Silk & Jersey $fV98
DRESSES
A veiy fortunate pui chase makes this low price
possible Choice of silk taffetas and satins, pome
lomblned with georgette crepe. Also wool jereey
dresses. Luue variety of styles for choice.
9
Women's & Misses'
CAPES
$0.98
Of all-wool seices
newest modols
in
Womeiis and Misses'
$16.75 & $18.75 Suits
$ J ft. 98
A clearance fiom our
own stocks. Sentes
and poplins In Uio
new coat and button
Dimmed models. All
sizes.
1
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l?i Curat
(i Set On
i mniE&Lec?fitf
h lVWSffiS?ww
1 OlAMUnUJ-ITHIUIWJtKllty ft
vH, W. Cor. OTH & CHESTNUT STS. . f
.I'l.itiiiiinlfr'rfiT nnniunurTCT
Girls' Lingerie Dresses
s2
JKk lit 11 V
, . mi i wi'innr i .t i mici nunnri .11. in '
, -Priced Very Special, at $ Ofi
Jfade of fine wheer lawns with neat trlni-T B ''
mines of luces and embroideries, home
ribbon i'un. All sizes from C to 14
years,
Girls'
Capes,
$g.75
Yoke nnd coatoe
effects. SIbch 0
ears.
Children's
Dresses,
98c
Of oh am brass
n ii rt fflriihams.
Hlzca to i J earn.
fllLiL
Mm
Children's
Coats,
$4.98
Silk poplins and
to 10, - I ' 9k
STRAWBRIDGE8CLOTHIER
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There's a Note
of Summer
in Hats at $5,
$6, $8, and $9
Some decidedly smart
small Hats to wear with
street dresses, have just
put in an appearance, in
cluding the Hat sketched.
Also some larger Hats
in capeline efTects, chiefly
of the fashionable silks
and crepes in light shades
trimmed with flowers
and new embroideries.
Especially attractive are
the new Leghorns, cov
ered with silk and finished
with a saucy bow, and the
new Coque-trimmed Tarns
and little stiff Sailors,
some with wings, some
with ostrich feathers.
Plenty of black, black-and-whito,
dark blue, blue-and-wliite
and taupes, and the
ptustel tints for spring wed
dings, for graduates, for wear
nt May out-door fetes, etc.
StrawbrltlKe flotlilfr
Second Floor. Market St , West
Wonderful Values in Women's Smart
Spring Suits and Dresses
Women who have Suits and Dresses to bn, should sec these to-morrow. They are til!
in the best styles of the season, and with tlie exception of the Silk Dresses, SIC.'.O to
$22.50, which 'are excellent values and aniomr the best-selling numbers, every Suit and Dres
is marked much below the regular value. i.
0.V, 0..;V T?nr1,,,rl t (TOO C) J
Of Poirct twill and men's-woar sere. miide on straight lines loosely ciidlcd.
some in box elTcct, some with semi-box buck and belted fionts, others slightly bloused.
some with braid applied in panel effect, also elosp-titting, plain-tailored modeK Ulnck
and some in blue. The model sketched is from thi- croup.
Spring Suits Reduced to $37.50
Of menV-wcar serge and Poirct twill, in bh.cU and nnvy blue; ubo pin-striped
suitings and invisible checks, in shades of gnu and tan. Various belted and loosely
girdled models, with vestees r-f tricolcttc, alo Box and slightly Blouscd Suits. Many
attractively trimmed withsilk 5 raid nd bone button Not all sizes in any one model,
but all sizes in the collection.
Spring Suits, Special at $25.00
Of men's-wear serge and poplin, in black, nay blue nnd some colors. Plaited
models with belts, some slashed at the sides and button-tnmnicd, others gathered at the
waist-line, the edges of the belt bound with silk braid.
f-1 ' I r j a ' i hk i - Sfiond I'looi Mdik-t m,
Remainder of a Special Purchase of Afternoon
Dresses of Various Fine Silks, at
$25.00, $30.00 and $35.00
Taffeta, tricolette, satin, cicpe Georgette and combinations of satin-aml-ciepe
Georgette, in a great ariety of tlie best styles and colors of the season, from delicate
flesh pink to black, and including some lovely noelty silks. Beaded braided and
embroidered. The Dress sketched is $25.00.
Serge and Jersey Street Dresses,
Special at $15.00
Serge Dresses in tunic nnd straight-line styles, embroidered or trimmed with
braid. In navy blue and black. Some were formerly double this price. AIo Jersey
Dresses, in beige and beaver.
Crepe de Chine and Taffeta Frocks,
from $16.50 to $22.50
Ciepe de L'lune and Taffeta Dresses, in box-plaited and tunic styles, on straight
lines or close-fitting. Navy blue; French blue, taupe, white, flesh-color and black.
New Cotton and Linen Wash Frocks, from $8.75 lo $45.00
t-V Straw brldnc & riothk-r Pf.ond Floor ( fntrn
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Tone Color
THE BARRIER THAT
ONCE STOOD BE
TWEEN THE PLAYER
PIANO AND TRUE
MUSIC HAS BEEN RE
MOVED BY THE
SOLOELLE
Tone Color is to music
what perspective is to
painting tlie eye instinct
ively understands per
spective the ear instinct
ively understands tone
color.
Tone Color is the heart and
essence of all music; lacking; it,
any rendition i but a more or
less mechanical imitation of
music.
The charm of the playing; of
Godowsky, Paderewski and de
Pachmann is their mastery of
Tone Color - without which
they would neer have become
famous.
Tho SOLOELLE controls
the piano hammers in precisely
the same manner as do tho
pianist's fingers, and removes
all trace of the mechanical
from the Player-Piano's per
formance. The SOLOELLE is obtain
able in Philadelphia at this
Store only. The following
Player-Pianos in our stock
beinp SOLOAYLK-equipped
Hazelton Bros.
Francis Bacon
Faber Player - Pianos
Prices $623.00 lo $950.00.
Suitable terms of payment
can be arranged, and other in
struments will be taken in part
payment if you wish.
Strawbridsp A Clothier
Klfth Tloor "West
TIME FOR OUTDOOR SPORTS
The golfers are out in foico; the musical twang of the tennis ball
is heard in the land; the base ball enthusiasts are more eager than ever
to get into the game! And the indications are that we'll sell more
Dicycles than for years past, and more Old Town Canoes than ever
befoie. Everything for out-door sports is ready.
100 Waverly Bicycles (TOQ Cf)
At a Great Saving j P- v
The Waverly Bicycle is built by the firm that made the Columbia
famous the leaders since the timo of the old-fashioned high wheel.
We have a hundred of these splendid Bicycles to be sold at a decided
saving. Equipped with bell, stand and comfortable saddle. Fully
guaranteed for one year. Men's models, $39.50. Women's1 models,
$2.75 extra.
Relay Bicycles, $37J0-Fr
boys and men. A good model;
light running.
Tennis The most popular
lawn and club game, and the
proper equipment is here
Tennis Balls $6.60 a doien.
Rackets 51.00. S1.50, $2.00 up lo
$12.00.
Tennis Xcts, Poles, Tapes, Covers,
etc.
Golf A complete assortment
of Clubs, Irons, Caddy Bags, Balls',
etc., for this royal game.
Base Ball The season for
1919 is just fairly staited and
we are furnishing many teams
with complete uniforms and all
the leading kinds of accessories
Malls, Bats', Bases, Masks, Gloves,
Mitts, etc. If in need of any
thing in this line come and see u
or drop us a line and we will have
a representative call and see yon,
submitting samples' and quoting
prices.
Juvenile Suits for boys from
4 to 14 years, including Shiit,
Pants and Cap $1.50 a suit,
Ten Suits for ,$15.00.
This Smart
Umbrella
Adds a striking note to the
costume because it comes in
colors, blue, green or purple,
that fit in ith almost an suit,
and has a i1- kelite top to match
and tip to the fr.rrule, all of
which are effective in a quietly
elegant way.
U can be wed either for sun
or rain, too . which makes it
practical as veil as stylish. And
the wrist iord will prevent
losing.
in nil couii .s, a good invest
t 7.00.
'-itawbrlilffp riollilpi
Main 7. Mnrkil Mrn'l
(When the prlyp of an Umbrella
pi ceils $t no there Is a llmern
menl tax of 10 per cent on tlit
e.e--a JT no Umbrella helne
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SUMMER SHOES FOR EVERYBODY
A great, interesting, comprehensive stock of such Shoes as dis
ci iminating folks appreciate. Shoes from the best manufacturers, of
the best materials, made by leal specialists in tlie first beauty of their
newness and in their fine wearing qualities, they prove their superiority.
Strawbrldse 'Clothier Fourth Floor Maiket Street
Separate Skirts of Distinction
It makes no difference which Skirt you choose, whether one of
Georgette or satin, or perhaps a fine crepe de chine or rich tricolette,
you will be delighted with the prett tucking, the fancy stitching-like
handwork, or some of the many other trimming notes that gie these
Skirts such an air of smart, refined distinction.
There's great variety to choose from in styles, in fabrics, in colors
white, flesh and some in navy, black and lovely gray $10.00 to
$27.50.
For more practical wear are poplin, serge and plaid Skitts, in
good tailored styles and dark colorings $7.50 to $13.50.
The Wash Skirts are crowding in, of linene, gabardine, pique,
tricotinc, and what is especially good news, of linen. Buttons, pockets,
tucks and other trimming touches lend the note of prettiness a woman
wants even in her tailored things $1.50 to $12.00.
The woman looking for a separate Skirt will find most attractive
choosing here.
Now Cotton Waists
Come Into Their
Own
TAILORED WHITE WAISTS
Madras, linene, dimity, voile,
I'tiste and smart combinations
vo materials; high, low or
ii enllars S1.50 to $3.75.
LOVELY COLORED WAISTS
Crisp, cool organdie, voiles,
batistes, fancy stripes; some in
-olid co'ors, some white trimmed
i Ii pl-un colors or colored
ii ' "howinc all the new
effects in colors $1.00 to $3.50.
TRIMMED WHITE WAISTS
Voiles and batiste, with fine
lates and sheer embroideries,
dainty li'tlf frills, the new col-Inrle-
nck-Hne finished with
Venis-e lace cr picot edging, and
m ' ' t 'tv little flat tol-
i - n -,n t-i S7.50.
vr.tuhrldffr R. Clothier "d Floor (onto
FOR WOMEN
Smart New Oxfords
A wonderful assortment of smart,
new English patterns, with
welted soles and welted military
leather heels. Of mahogany-colored
Russian calf, black gun
metal calf and black glazed kid
skin, straight or imitation wing
tips, invisible evelcts $7 and
$7.50.
FOR MEN
New Oxfords Of daik tan
cordovan, made on smart new
English lasts. They are from our
best makers, and prices stait at
$9.00. Lace and blucher styles, in
the new dark tan, are plited fiom
SG.50 up. Black Calf Oxfords in
the newest -tyles $7.00 to $9.00.
FOR CHILDREN
AND MISSES
Oxfords Of- patent leather,
dark tan dull leather and white
linen. Sizes 8 to 2 $3.50 to
$6.50.
Ankle-Strap Pumps With
plain toes, welted sqles and broad
common - ense lasts $4.00 to
$5.50.
Growing .Girls' Pumps
Dark brown and White Canvas
Pumps, plain vamps, close-fitting
patterns, low leather heels, $5.00
to $7.00. OXFORDS of tan calf
skin with full toes and low, broad
heels $9.00.
, y Sirnvl'tidKe A CIolhlT l.iphth and Pllbeit Streets
Crepe Kimonos
Special at $3.85
BOX-LOOM CREPE KI
MONOS, on longj loose lines,
with clastic in the back. Deep
collar and cuflfs finished
,., Ii plaited ribbon; pocket
i Mi't; ribbon sash. Rose,
Copenhagen blue and wistaria.
Scarf Prettiness
For the Home
Two especially pretty Scarfs
that will add a most attractive
decorative note to the home fur
nishings: Voile Scarfs White, stuped
and with embroidered edge
183G inches Sl.."ill
18x15 inches S1.7.i
I851 inches $2.00
Crash Scarls and Squares
Brown crash, embroideted in blue
or green in most aitii'-tic motifs
18U inches S1.30
,1832 inches $1.7."
:i(ix36 inches $2.00
I'oi summer home and poiche-,
the eiy styles women aie look
ing for. ,
Suawbndgi C'othW !- II ' i i le
Timely Books
The young people will enjoy
these:
Wild Animals I Hae Known, by
Ernest Thompson Seton 65c
Birds Everj Child Should Know,
Neltje Blanchan 65c
Earth and Sky Every Child Should
Know, Julia E. Rogers 63c
Natural Wonders Etory Child
Should Know, E. T. Brewster
63c
Wild Animals Every Child Should
Know, Julia E. Rogers 65c
Useful Plants Every Child Should
Know, Julia E. Rogers 65c
Wild Flowers Every Child Should
Know. Frederick M. Stack 65c
For lovers of outdoors is a
special table filled with new and
helpful books on natuie subjects.
Str.tw hrnlcf & lothler .imenlle. Ttoolt
Moti -ei oii'i rioor. i upri at , welt
Strawbrldge & Clothier Second Floor. Filbert Mrei s i.in "" Clothier 3d floor Weti
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Unusual Values
Ready for the
in Men's Clothing
Throng To-morrow
Counting Suits, Overcoats and Trousers, there were more than five thousand gar
ments in the several groups marked at LESS THAN THE REGULAR PRICES for this week.
Several hundred will be sold to-day, but thousands will be here for the Saturday rush.
Please remember that this Clothing comes from our regular manufacturers, every
garment guai'anteed to give good service, and every garment in tlie following group worth
more to-day tnan tne price quoiea:
Men's Spring Suits at $32.00
Men's and Young Men's Suits froin Hart, SchafT
ner & Marx and other high-class manufacturers.
Single-breasted and double-breasted models, of
standard spring fabrics. An average saving of one
fourth. Men's Spring Suits at $25.00
Smart single-breasted and double-breasted Suits,
in a variety of attractive colorings; both youthful
and conservative models. Average saving almost
25 per cent.
Men's Smart Spring Suits, $22.00
Favorite models for the men who are young und
those who want to stay young. Neat fancy fabrics,
also some plain Flannel Suits, Average saving al
most 25 per cent.
1500 Pairs of Men's
Trousers Reduced
Chiefly stripe effects. Now re
duced to $3.00, $3.75, $4.75 and
$7.75. ' r
Men's Spring- Suits at $18.00
Neat mixtures, in light and dark colorings; de
pendable Suits for men and young men. Would he
excellent value at one-third more money.
Men's Spring Suits at $15.00
A group chiefly made up of Suits closed out to
us by a good manufacturer cleaning up stocks to
prepare for autumn business.
Men's Blue Serge Suits
at $25, $28.50, $34.50 and $42.50
Serge Suits have'never been so popular. These
in styles to suit men and young men. In the lot at
$34.50 are suits with TWO PAIRS OF TROUSERS,
Youths' Long Trou- I Men's Light-weight
STRAW HAT DAY
To-morrow !
- And, as in former years, the Men's
Hat Store is ready with a matchless
assortment of distinctive new Straw
and Panama Hat .styles to meet tho
indhidual requirements of up-to-the-minute
young men and men of
more conservative taste. The styles
are SMAKT, new and conforming
absolutely to fa.-duon's mot ictent dictates. The fact that we sell
them is all the information of quaht nnd value requiteo by men who
have purchased Straw Hath heie in former years. (When a price of
a Hat exceeds. $5.00, theie is a (io eminent tax of 10 per -;ent. on the
excess a S6.00 Hat being $6.10.)
Sennit and Fancy Straw Hats $1.83 to $5.00
Hats of Fine Split Straws $4.00, $5.00 and 56.00
Cravenette (rnhirproof) Straw Hats $3.50 and $4.00
Soft Mackinaw Straws, light weight $4.00 and $5.00
Henry Heath & Co., London-made Straw Hats $5.00
16 to 20 years now $14.50, now $21.50, $24.50 and S27.50.
$19.50 nnd $25.00. -- StrbrM & Clothier Stcond Floor, Ua.t
Special Lots for To-morrow
Smart New Sennit Straw Hats $1.85
South American Panama Hats $3.50
Panama Hats, fine quality $4.95
In each case the savings average almost a half.
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