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EVENING 'PUBLIC tEDfeER PHILADELPHIA, TUESDAY MAY G 1919.
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FINDS BOMB DEADLY
League Has Done Much
Bring Parent and Teacher
Together
to
One Received by "Frisco Attorney,
Held High EfcpWslve
San ifotndsco, May U. (By A. V
Tin re fulinluutlug caps, u buttle of.
ncld nud dyuauiito of .".. per tent I i
Kticugtli weie found by A. H. Crane,,
'cxpinsho expert, when Lo opened the wlen, Women and Children Loup,
UOUlll ICtcncu lUIUMhU " U1UU lUUL'llll.v
8 DEAD, DOZEN HURT,
AS FIRE TRAPS THEM
IN APARTMENT HOUSE!
VICTORY SUPPER TONIGHT
by District Attorney Cbnilcs M. Fick
en.
Explosion of the bomb would luii
mused drntli, Crow sniil, to tiny prison
within liftrou feel.
Babies Caught in Nets at
Columbus, 0.
Il-
nesults nrhieved by the woik of the
Home nnd School I.ciikiip nf t'hllndel
phln ire belnR set forth In comprclicn
slve mnnm-r till nftr-rnoon nnd Vve
nlnR, nt the nnniinl merlins nnd con
ference nt the I'hllndelphln Normal
School, Tliliteentli nnd Spring (innlen
streets. The conference will he inn-
tinned till' evening.
Following (lie buslne '.elnn IhN
nfternoon, n Victory supper will, lie
, . t , ., - i .. i
WKlVr-n. i-i niiiincm i-winyum- miu m-i-lMfnre
workers, who are interested in the
problems of chihlien nlid the m-IiooW.
will deliver ntlilrr-ws in inc evening.
The nftcnloon program is really an
experience meet inc. in which tr-port
finm , nil community centers were re-
telved, nnd
Home nnd
opinions. Mrs. firnce V. I'ennypneker
Fpoke on "What the Home and School
I.cngun Has Aceomplislied," outlining
briefly its leennl of neliievement. Kler
tlon of offii'ers will then lake place Inte
CHURCHMEN DISCUSS
POST-WAR PROBLEMS
Delegates Representing 35 U. S.
and European Churches Con
vene in Cleveland
Cleeland. May 0.-
dclcgalfx, iiu-ludiiig
V
'finiii rrnnie, Belgium. Italy nnd Swil
! xerlmid, nttrndnd the opening scssimi
1 today of the tliice-ihi.v special conven
I tlon of the Federal Cmincil nf tin
I Chinches nf Christ in Ameiica. called a
nt which members nf the.vear in nilMince of the regular lime In
School League ouircsscil I , rnui,lci- rniei-irem-v iiinblenis iirMnz
fiom the war mid the iecoii-.tnn tion
pciiml.
About tliiltj-livc ileiiniiiiliiitiinix with
n lolill ineiiibeMiip nf l!ll,llm,l)Mll weie
Coliiiuhiis, (),, May ft. I!. A
Seen permns nie known to bine per
Mieil mid n iliizrn weie injured. m-vitiiI
probablj fntnllj. in fMe whiih de
Mrojeil n ix.iir npnitmriit Imusn in
I the downtown "ectlnn linill. aftei niiil
nlglil this linn ning,
I'iiemen iniitinunl dining the .h In
"cinch the eluis fur other virliitH who
aie helicu'il In ine prrMird when four
'llniiis nt the rear nt ihe building sunk
In Hie Iiasement.
-lnie limn :!lll . Tl"' """'"' ""Id to bine nrigimileil
lllnm an open gas je, iiuitUi cmolnni-il I
iniiin.niilntii no . .
"' - me single st,iiiwa n I he , n,i, r
FARE TESJSUIT ENTERED
Newark Mayor Begins Action on'
Seven-Cent Rate In Jersey
Newnih, N. .).. Mny II. - Mayor
Clmiles I'. (iillen tiled suit for one lent
against Hie Public Service Hallway
Companj, nlleging ho wns overrhnrged
for n tiolley ride
The 1'iiblle I'tilllies Coiiiiiiiinn Inst
l'rhla authoried an Increase nf fau
na the line finiii lx In seen cent", nnd
Mn.vor (iillen Inimrdintely sought
Rtityinds for n Milt lo test (be validity
nf increase.
The lirst two innilnclnrs tn whom the
inn J or tendered a six cent fate merely
grinned when he nked Jf they did not
insist mi the extia lent. A (bird enn
duclnr was nioie nbdurnte and furnished
"grounds "
Uniformed Men Loot Bank
Chicago, Ma II Knur jouths In
nun) imifnims brld up (lie Austin Sav
ings Hunks eserila. and tied with
STilS The iieiloiiked StOOO in insli
ami an cqunl nninmit in I.ilicrl notes.
I lepresented.
Tnilnv s session was dewitcil In ie
pints nf geneiiil nffiieis. Tim general
wniliiiie cnnimissinu repui t ou the ie
ligious war activities nf the I'lntestnul
cliuri lies wns iiesenleil b Ihe Itev. )i.
AVilliam Adams Hinwn, nf New Vmk
this nfternoon.
The Victory supper will be served in
the gymnasium of the normal school.
The evening's program will brain nt
7:30 p. in. with community singing,
followed by n welcoming address fiom
.1. Hnirrne Hnker. nrincinnl of the Phil-
J.1.1.1H X..nl UnlmnI f1n..ln. I'uh.
mii-iimm ,iini iiuimri. i'"Mi ...i.
ber will deliver the principnl nddress.
Sliss Helen Flelsher, chnirmnn of the
committee on Trades School for (iirls,
will speak on "Trade Education for Regolll,on pendng Woud md 0r
fJirls," to be followed by Henry V. I J
Glimmers, nssneiale leprcsrntntivc roue , ganlzatlon of Haywood and Others
mission on llvinc conditions, whose sub- I Chicago. May (!. - ( Ii A P. I When
W. W. MAY DROP FELONS
mo Illuming ii nil ml nil Ihe escape nl
Ihe sixty nr mine pet suits in H,;. ,in I1
iug.
.Men. wiuiien ami chiblieii uiiiipeil
finm windows and several iliililieu weie
llnnwii from upper llniiis inluliic nets
Hemic lescues were input I oil In Ihe
police. Si'cuil men and wnmeii hung
. finm window- ledges fnr minutes H.
fine lhe. weie ics'eued Mis Spmk
man leaped head liisl In (be inneiuenl
land was killed insiiinth. Mis Sieig
'wnld leaped, was iuiuied smeielv iiml
died while being laken In u hopii,i
Pour (hililren. at tiist belnved i
lime polished, wete lesriied finiii Ihe
limning innf nf Ihe, building The ,ws
was estiitmtril at !s."iO,ll(MI.
Cleveland to Turn Back Clocks
Clexrlanil, Mny Ii ( tj A P i
I'levelnnil again gnes i n I , Ihe iciilial
time one as a icsull of action taken
In Cit Council last night. An ordi
iiamo, almost iinauimnuslv adopled.
priiiih for the mining back of In, ks
one hour, effeitive Sunday. M-iy II
Vnmm it W ftkl U k iTl I ha
jeet ns antiounced is "Community
Service Alliance."
The subject of progressive education
in community nnd nation will be treated
by Kugene H. Smith, bend master. Park
School, Haltimoie; F. X. Graver, bend
master, Onk I.ane, riay school, Philadel
phia, and Slanwood Cobb.
ADMIT WILL OVERPROTEST
Mary H. Hirst Bequeathed $60,000
Estate to Church Institutions
The will of Mnjy II. Hirst, which
divided nearly nil of her SIM1.000 estate
between old Christ Church and the
Christ Church Neighborhood House, has
been .admitted to probate own- the ob
jections of relntivcs.
Mrs. Hirst died April 'J, IMS. nt her
home on Wallnce street above Nine
teentK. She w-ijs eighty-two jears old.
The will making the church and the
church institution the chief benoliciaries
was executed October 'JS, lDKi.
Relntivcs who fought the piobating
of the will asserted the aged womun did
not possess sufficienr Testamentary ca
pacity to dispose of her property by
will.
WINS CROSS AS LEADER
Uig liill llnjwooil anil other mem
hers nf the I. XV. XV. tiunll aie to
leased fiom Leavenworth prison nn
bonds they will Iiml lhcmehes nn
longer officers nf the I. V. YV . if the
leeomniendatlons of the piesent execu
live bonrd are "idopted todn.
Haywood and the other lendets an
evidently inrnnl in the leporl submitted
lo the liotiid nt the cnineiilinu jesiei
day. "Thai no paid nllinal shall buhl
office in the I. XV. XV. ninto than two
consecutive xenrs ' Hajwnod has been
secretnrj -trensutcr five jeins
This resolution was snid lo indicnle
that a split in Ihe ranks of the I XV.
XV. wns probable.
Buy Culicura Soap When
You Buy A Safety Razor
And double lazor rlliciency. No mug.
no shiny soap, no germs, no waste, no
irritation even when shdied twice dmlv.
Alter shaving touch spots of dandrulf or
irritation, if any, with Cuticura Ointmcnl.
Then bathe and shampoo with same cake
of soap. One soap for all uses. Rinsr
with tepid or cold water, dry gently and
dust on a few grains of Cuticura Talcum
and note bow soft and velvetv your skin.
Absolutely nothing like the Cuticura Trio
for every-dav toilet uses. Soap to cleanse
and purify. Ointment to snothc and heal.
Talcum to poder and perfume. 25c each.
Sample each free by mail. Address: "Cuti
cura, Dept. 6M, Boiton."
MkIiI
(il)Wlls,
98c
I.acc
nnd ICm
broidery Trimmed
J , (iiMtiii: Minixrs jar iff
923 MARKET STREET
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Featured Special!
Michelle PotGrown
VEGnts
14
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SMART DRESSES C
.75 C
of Embroidered Gcorpeltc Crepes
in Hint ,-ialins t.
of Tnfrctas Jk.
fj ii ' lj iSI,leh th.it ate pleasingly
f fl)Bp.J .llffeienl. as jou can well
4.krrillk"'? i'"lc'' f'"'" ,h" '"" "'
JrUJ,rl lllu-iraleil Popular n,y
CErtS ' """"' ""'""y
Private Thomas J. McHale, Cited
Overseas, Mother Here Informed
Private Thomas J. McIInlc, Com
pany D, 110th Infantry, has been rec
ommended for the Distinguished Serv
ice Cross for the "greatest personal
courage, judgment and leadership."
Word of the citation was received bv
his sister, Mrs. Mary Fisher, MPJll
Stcuton avenue, yesterday. "After lo
cating the enemy position," the cita
tion states, "he returned, brought up
ft platoon, cleared the nests of the en
emy, returned his platoou safely to the
outer edge of the woods, then returned
with other units, with the result thut
the Germans were repulsed." Mcllulc
wns gnssed and wounded luter.
&&m
Fresh every day from our
nurseries. Set them out
nOW. Each Doz.
Parsley 7c 70c
Cauliflower 7c 70c
Pepper 7c 70c
Tomatoes 7c 70c
Egg Plant 7c 70c
Rhubarb Roots,
15c and 25c each
Cabbage Plants, 60c hundred
Lettuce Plants, 60c hundred
Asparagus Roots,
$1.25 hundred
CATALOG FREE
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A Clearance of Our
NEW SUITS
& DOLMANS
I'nrmpr price rrt wy In 9t.i.00
Lovely Cotton
WAISTS QOc
Kin wimp oMp "'"'Cj
inlored rmbtnulet inil
lmvrlty stuped crm ip rIn nf
fult lio fctylfH nu UIU"tiitptl
Mrrfl I'Iihip
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Economy & Style
Combine in
JJctMar
Women of Philadelphia will
find it very profitable to visit
this new Second Floor Shbe
Shop.
Styles that reflect every new
fashion are here yet moderate
in price as our method of
merchandising enables us to
offer wonderfu values at
Jt&lTfixir&Companv
1211CliesltiuV Siveok
SECOND FLOOR
A Feature
Number
is this new Colonette
in patent or dull calf,
also French tan calf.
$6.00
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New Summer
Leghorn
HATS
$E.98
hose nopul.ir floiipy
laige ilreHS Hlmdey,
tiliunied with i ihboun
anil neat hinall flowers
One us plcturtd.
Mreet Hnr
iff vtr I
$4A-75&AO-50
IV L If
,l1'' XS3ts7
Ml
71
lor 1
$ L
n;MiiMWBH
Women's & Misses'
Susquehanna Silk
Poplin $fi 75
DRESSES O
Settal M'ry mnart st lea
tailoiril or ncstly tl limned. All
the new ioIorItu;s. All slzea.
A Clearance!
NEW SUITS $
& DOLMANS
Wp kioiiii rcKular $IL'.n8 anil
$1118 ganuciits for tills one
da special selling
Girls' Neat Check$
Mixture COATS
Ideal for Miring ami Rummer woai M K
collar attaineu aizes z to H jears
Cd
300
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HOME OF STYLE & ECONOMY C4
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METROPOLITAN OPFTRA HOUSE, WEDNESDAY
EVENING, MAY 7TH, AT 8 O'CLOCK SHARP
OLE HANSON
100 AMERICAN
Seattle's Courageous Mayor
Talks as He'Fighls
Straight From the Shoulder.
CHAPLAIN ROBERT J. McFETRIDGE
Will Describe HELL
in the Argonne.
GENERAL HERBERT M. LORD, U. S. A.
Greatest Spendthrift in the World
Will Tell What It Cost Us
to CAN the KAISER.
STRAWBRIDGE & CLOTHIER
.Av. iV'
liar
Mai
2 to $411
$1
a wu 2.
a,y r
In the Summer Display
COPIES of French hats and others showing the
latest ideas developed by the best New York mil
liners. New colored Leghorns, white and colored
Milan-hemp, real Hair Hats, Lisere Hats and charming
Fabric Hats, trimmed with French (lowers, feather
fancies, ostrich feathers, ribbons and ornaments. The
Hat sketched is a picturesque, soft, undulating all'air of
pale pink taffeta, trimmed with flowers and ribbons, and
is one ol many suitable for bridesmaids and graduates,
or for springtime out-door fetes. Many quaint pokes
with streamers and tulle scarfs are being shown
$10.00 to $25.00. We are also showing the latest whim
of fashion, in the Hnir Cloth Moorish Turbans, in black,
brown, navy blue, light green, henna and sand $12.00
and $15.00.
New Sports Hats,
$2.95 to $15.00
In a special .section, the snmit diitmctivc Sports lints for
all occasions,. Fine anil coarse1 stiaws. in all llic latest .-liapcs
and colors. Tho Two-tonod MnnnUh Sailor-. $1.),-, to $1(1.00.
Fine Milan Ilra'id lints, $8.00 to iflo.OO. Hnin-proofcd Fabric
Hats ?2.0."i lo 5-3.95.
iWlun llic price nf n Hat ceef1 H "i nn, Hipip 1 ,i inri ninnni
l.i nf in per i put cm the pcr Km Instance-, tho Mat .vkelcheil,
$3i in-, would ho :i! Tilt
. -V Hlraw hrldj:" A ClolhlT- .-" unit floor Mnrki-1 Strroi rsl
A Fine Showing of"
Raincoats t Beauty
"Tho best assoitmrnt in town,"
people w ho shop about toll us.
Little wonder, for jou'll find
lust! ous .Inpanese silks and plain
satin and beautiful striped and
plaided silks, some nuietly lich,
othcts a bit gayer with flashing
,Jmes of blight colors. Some are
irp;iiiii- coal styles, others are in
the swagger Raglan, rnsy-to--lip-oii
style. High and open collars.
So light in weight, they do not
Inn, and .-o brightly, mnrtly
piettv, tbe take the drabness out
of gloom weather $16.rf), S'JO.lin
to $:',n.(iii.
VI..H nridlff A l'lnllili-i
-. i .mil Horn rillicil ir. i
Pretty Sweaters
They are full of chatm in the
giaceful collar elTccls oi in tbe
combinations of plain and fancy
-titt-hing.
At S.'.7."i A -Iceveles-. V
neck, pull-over model, purled at the
waist-line. Deiiable colors, and
better than is usually found at this
pi ice.
At S.'i.flO Of zephyr wool, a
pull-over style, pulled at the waist
line and with stripes in effective
contrasting coloi.- on collai am!
cufT.s.
At ST.OOand SI 0.00-or Shet
land wool, a pull-over style, with
the small new Tuxedo oi iiiunil
col la i.
sii (u krl lo i L.tiit i
p O, l(1il,. I si,, i
. Nemo Corsets
Have Points
Worth Knowing
When we tell you there are al
most half n hundred different
models of Nemo Corsets, you
realize how thoroughly the figure
need" of women have been met.
It is well worth while to see
these varying models, for it may
mean you will find the very
featuie you have long wanted
in a Coi-sct.
This Store is headquarters for
Nemo Corsets in Philadelphia
and this is Nemo Week, in
stituted by the manufacturers
to specially display ud explain
their product. Come in and let
our skilled corsetieies show you
the Nemo models and explain
their many helpful points.
Seir-IU-ducing $:t.o0 to S7.00
Wonderlift S6.0I) tn S13..'.0
Marclaci- Sfi.00 to S12.00
Kopscrvice S3.00 to slO.flO
THI-! JL'SPL'L BKASSIKIIE
Several models with adjustable
laving device to lit as you fasten
-$1.00, $l.r.O and $12.00.
tthrl'lKi- A lnt.HT
Mink i "ir, Wt
HucicTowels
Four Odd Lois From
Wholesale Stock at
Wholesale Prices
At $1.50 a dozen I-'nto Towels
of finely woven cotton huckaback,
with hemmed ends and damask
bordeis
At $1.50 a (lo.en -Face Towels
of heavy half-linen huckaback,
w ilh hemmed ends and damask
boi dels in striped or legular pat
terns. At $(i.0() a dozen Fate Towels
of heavy all-linen Scotch hucka
back, with hemmed ends.
At $7.00 a dozen Imported
Face Towels of half-linen hucka
back, vvitli deep damask holders
and hemstitched ends.
SluinlMnlKi I liillui-r Ail 12 ( nnlr.
Night Clothes
for Little Folks
I We'ic icady with kinds for 'the
j coolish nights of between-seasons
and the vvium nights that willicome
later. tk
NKiHT DUAAVEUS of sturdy
cambric; open in the front; drop
seat; high neck; long sleeves; i2 to
1(1 years $1.00 to $1.3fi.
I'AJAMKTTES One-piece suits,
opening in the back; of barred
muslin; snuaie neck and short
sleeves; Ii to 10 years $1.35.
siuihri'la K I'lcithler Ihlnl fleor w st
The Iirifle and Her
Attendants Are the Guests of
Honor These Man W"
in the
i
Silk Store
There's a fairy flutter of Bridal
Silks, and all the gracious atten
tion that the prospective Bride,
busy w ith prcpai ation?, appi cciates
so much.
Beautiful White Silks for the
Trosscau That Are Well
Worthy of Their Place
Bridal Satin, Satin Radium,
Chiffon Taffeta, Satin Imperial,
Ciepe Meteor, Crepe de Chine,
Ciepe Georgette, Silk Voile, Satin
de Luxe, Moiie Antique, Satin
Charmeuse, Messaline, Washable
Satin, Pussy Willow Taffeta nail
Gi-os de Ixindics.
All in a complete line nf Street
and Evening Shades, for Wedding
Attendants. The variety in ex
cellent. Straw hrlilKi- riothlcr Alil I.. fpnlrc
Now Silk
Suits Come
Forward
One model at $33.00 is a very
wearable, good-looking Black
Taffeta Suit, with a quaintly
ruffled coat, fitted with a vest
embioidered in gold thread.
Otheis are straight and loose
and easy, with soft fringed tie
at neck and waist. Some are
beautifully embroidered. A num
ber are in the new blouse effect.
In fact, there are hosts of styles,
including many single exclusive
models with highly novel
touches.
Of tricolctte, rayette, faille,
taffeta, moiie, poulette and
Kumsi-Kumsa. Black, navy
blue and nil fashionable spring
shades in the collection. Prices
$47.50 to $195.00.
Sports Suits of
Jersey
In plain colors and heather
mixture, made - in all the
favored sports styles of the sea
son, including the inverted centre-scam
style. Rose, henna,
wistaria, green, tans, olivet
brown, navy blue and black.
Also within this price range are
fine ENGLISH TWKEDS AND
IRISH DENT TWEEDS.
Slrawhrldtf L'lolhUr
Hecond Floor, Market Stren
Several Hundred of the Smartest
House Dresses-Special
Pietty, dainty Frocks that a woman can feel ically "diessed"
in, and not hesitate to wear in leisuie hours on the porch.
Special at $2.65
Voile House Dresses, in
blue-and-white striped effects,
with vest and collar of white
oigandic.
Special at $3.95
Of striped tissue, gingham,
voile and dotted lawn, in piet
ty colois, also some in com
bination effects. Made in vest
stjle, with white oigandic
' collar. i tie iriuui-i skcicik-u
Qj. at the left is from this- col
P lection.
Special at $5.75
Of black or blue voile with
w bite dots, made with tie belt
and long .sleeves; collar and
ruffh of white organdie. See
sketch at the right.
Special at $6.75
V3.' I iliJi
(Oil ,
Of line barred voiles, with
hemstitched collar and cuffs;
wide belt finished vvitli cio
cheted buttons; full gathcied
skirt with two wide tucks.
V striwlirl'li;' & Clnlhi. i Ihinl I'loot W!
;, .J;-
Table Glasses Gain
Importance as Warm
Weather Draws Near
Thin-blown Table Tumblers 5c.
Needle-etched T h i n - b 1 o vv n
Tumblers- 10c.
Light-cut Thin-blown Tumblers
10c and 15c.
Light-cut Sherbets "JOc, '25c.
Light-cut Vases 50c to $3.00.
Light-cut Candlesticks 35c.
Light-cut Sugar-and-Cicam Sets
35c.
Light-cut Lemonade Sets $2.00
lo $4.00.
Light-cut Candy Juts, half-pound
fi5c.
Light-cut Flower Baskets, $2.50.
SlrawhrnU" K. I lo'hier- Basement
Worth-While Books
I A dip into the pages of any of
the following will stir to helpful
j thinking:
,-lhf Hulk Willi Coil, In .lull Ward
1 llnnr l.."ll.
I llrnillni: llir llililr. ! William l.j on
I'llrlps I.SV
Hum I lie llililr lirfii, hj Trailli O.
Inl XI.3H.
Iliiliaril t nliilrii, 'llir International
Vlilll. h .1. . HnliMlll X3.0.
I llir llllnil. Ilii-lr Conilltlon ami tlir
1 Worl. llelllB IHi-ni- for 1 hem In the
I I nitril "stiiCf". Ii) llarrj llest
XI. (HI.
, liilrrniillnn.il War. Il ( n liven unit
, lis ( lire. In Osi-ar T. I'riiln .1.
I'rnlnliiK f Hi- saleinian hj William
I Mawtell Sl..in.
rlie Neu "Vliirninir, l Alfreil N.ven
! s i .as.
I i-nirlulli- llliixIralliMK for I'ulille.
speakers, hj Will II. Ilrown
XI. .111.
Ask foi a copy of The Woild of
Books for May.
Mr liridci- It Clothier
s.tnncl Klnnr Kllhert Street VVert
Men's Shirts of
Plain or Silk-stripe
Madras at $2.50 ;
A pi ice fully 20 per cent, le.ss i
than present market value. They
are of fine woven-'tiipe madras, i
in flat weave or silk stripes. Many
of them weie made in our own fac
toiy. Men must see them to ap
preciate their high quality and ic
markablo value at this price.
Slraw hri'ltie & I'lnllil.-t -l.j-i
Mon lllshth Street
A Collection of
Unusually Fine
Neckwear for Men
$1.00
Cleaned fiom the choicest stocks
of America's best-known manufac
turers. Innumerable tasteful de
signs and handsome colorings' all
chosen with the tastes of critical
men in mi..!. Many distinctive
new effects in foulard silks aie
included.
Mrnwhriilse A I lolhlei -Alile
1 Mnrkel Stre'-t
Boys' Shirts
and Blouses '
Just from the manufacturei is
an attractive assortment of Shirts
anil Blouses for boys, ,good in col
orings and patterns, well cut, care
fully made, serviceable fabrics.
BloilSCS, $1.00 Fancy madras
and percale; attached collar.
SHIRTS, $1.15 Of fancy per
cale, with neckband and turnback
cuffs.
StrhrMe I'lothler
Second Floor, Kait
SO MANY YOUNG MEN ARE
ASKING TO BE SHOWN OUR
NEW WAIST-SEAM SUITS
We feel well rewarded for the
extra care we took in selecting the
many different interpretations of
this popular style to present to our
customers.
Not a hit-and-miss collection of
ordinary Suits whose sole claim to
"style" is a seam at the waist but
styles in which every line and curve
has been carefully studied out by
master designers, in order to con
form precisely to the trim, clean
cut youthful figure. They're trite
young mer's styles and t yi i g
men's prices.
Waist-Seam Suits at
$25.00, $27.50, $32.50, $35.00
Single-breasted styles of blue serge, at
$25.00. Of neat gray, green and brown
mixtures, at $32.50. Double - breasted
Waist-seam Suits, including silk-lined
styles, at $32.50 and $35.00.
A Special Clearance of Men's
and Young Men's Suits
The clearing away of discontinued lines from .stock and the
odd lots- closed out to us by several good manufacturers, contin
ues with ample assortments for satisfactory selection,' The
clearance prices are $18.00, $22.00, $25.00 and $32.0025 to 50
per cent, less than former selling figures.
Htri'vuriiUe i (.'inthler Feeon4 Floor, Kait
Strawbridge & Clothier
MARKET ST.
EIGHTH ST,
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