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EVENING PUBLIC LEDGER PHILADELPHIA, WEDNESDAY, MAY 21, 1919
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3 BOYS DEAD, ONE
INJURED IN ACCIDENTS
Youth Drowned in Fall From
Wharf Another Killed in
Plungo From Auto
CHURCH TO DISBAND AFTER
OLDEST MEMBER'S FUNERAL
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Emmanuel Evangelical Edifice Sold Coincident IT ith Death of l"1" 1"1,,l('
, ' dtlw lliriuiKl
Woman Who served It rijty lean
It liriirtrncil the boys
pi'tor. In Altnco
jrrcntlv.
When p tnmril iinilli into tlir
linltltt nrntiml Clinti'iui 'I hirm tlie
minium npiii'iiriil iiRniii In the kv '
.vKitlti nt llio iiuriii It in loinpniilrd us
iiml tiiiallv In tlir- Kiuit
mikIi llir AiRnrim f Iiml the
inlnhmv mImim' u
i BABY STRANGLED IN CRIB
1'iftv jmrs In (ho iln nlinnt.' when
lio llrt iiiiriltlip tliipli(ilil(if I'm
iiiiiiiupI KvuiiRplfinl Cliuitli. I'lMittli
'tiipt below l'oplar, Miv Hniinnli Nit
linger, right J Pr-ii yeiiis old, of KWI
I Ninth l'miitli Mrert, tomorrow will
puss fiom its iloors forever. Wltli hrr.
tin olilist mrmlipr, tlip tliurcli will linss
..!,. n,l n .. 'llltO tilllP, foi- tllP Pllll'lPP IlllObcetl lll(
ntiiioiuuenirnt, mill Mtmilnv slip illul, ii
i "Its iism linlogii nl
i nil tilntnl ' lip suiil
rffei t innnnt Iip
Foot Crushed by Auto Truck
Cm I .lellVeii, "i('2. Oiev strppt, Iiml
his font Imillv iriishpil toilm In Ciimilcn
wIipi) Iip wns st ni K liv mi nutonioliilp
(link ilriMii lit Ilpiirv I'lliiintiils, ;'.."",ll
Ninth IuIwipihp stiprt .leffsen wus
mi his win In Hip New nik Slilpbiiihl
niK plniit wlicio Iip is iinplnM'il lip
wns tnkin to Hip West leie llotneo
pnthn Muspitnl whore nn rlTiiit Is lie
nig in. iiIp to nve Ills font
fiinrrnl will lip
n thp nlil ( liunli
Three linra nro ilnnrl
nil,r lnt.,i .i ...h -. i.i '' Mls- NlttlncrrN
'. . .........-.. tl0 ikt n l)P i,i
ane upiiii nip. jbiiililuiR.
William sTeps- ' l.nt week il wns nnnoiitii piI Hint
dale. Jr.. Ipii jpiiis with thp i Iiiiiikiiib iipirIiIioiIioihI the
Jr
WM TKLbDALK
nlil. of Oil Smith
Twi'titj - se v out Ii
street, who wns
iliow nod in t h p
Selunlkill r i v rr
wIipii he fell from
I o in bni il street
whnrf.
Waller SIprIi
iiinnil, piglit jenrs
old, of 252S South
!ioss sheet, died
on the wny to thp
i'nieiItv II o s-
pitnl ft om lnjiuies
received when Iip foil fiom n niotortnuk.
Ernest Olicrhlnhr, one year old, of
"770 Xottli M'ntoilno street, wns
xtrnngleil In thp heih lollies in his nib.
The in fin od boj is:
- I)ald (ilirhnian. thiitopn jenis old.
of (510 rmrhill streit. who fell from
n window nt Hip I'llwootl I'ublic School,
Thirtppntll stieet and (Ink l.nne.
The Tepsdale bor loaned too fnr over
the edge of thp Lombard street wharf
to "fix" his fishing line. He lost his
balance, fell into the Schu.vlUll liver
and wns drowned before nid (ould reai h
him.
William Toesihlp. fatbpr of the lad.
the. poliip sa. is (bing of piipiinioniii
nt the fnmilv bnnie. He has not boon
told of his son's death Thp lint's Imtlv
was taken to the 1'olji linic Hospital.
Young Sieghiiiiiiid dud in his father's
ninis jesteida aftnnoon while bolus
rushed to I niveisitv Hospital. Thebov
Ktiffered a friu lined skull when he tum
bled fiom the lorn of n inoloitiiuk nt
Sixtv fifth stioot and lllmwood inoiiue.
Mis. I'milv Obeiklnbr left the in
fant in bis (lib when slip wont to the
stoic jpstirdav. When she leturiiPil
she found the child with the boil ilotli
ing tighth wrnppul nbout bis neik.
Pnviil (Jliikninn plunged out of a
sei ond -stm window in the I'llwoml
I'ublir Sibool. Thitteentli stint nud
Onk lane, vcstonliiv Ho was tiken to
Hie .Jewish llospit.il suffoiing fiom I ic
erntions nnd (oiitusioii, but was not
seiioush hint.
FRIDAY NIGHT'S THE NIGHT
Lehigh Club Prepares for "the Big
Drought"
"The last blast bcfiue (lie big
thought."
This is the binding of (aids whidi
hne bein snt out initifiug -niemhprs
of the l'liiludclphiii I.iliigli Club of the
nnniinl ilinnoi.
It will be gieu I'lidnv nt Kssingtoi!.
nud iiNo, aiioiiliug to the i.uds, will
be "n uieeting of bow it( bing splen
dor."
The I.i high Club is composed of
nluuiiii of I.i high rmviusitr.
(IiiikIi bud In i u sold to u i oiiinti n inl
In m. It ii (oini idonce Mi Nittmger.
who had boon fulling In lir.illli, hogau
In doillne mpidl.v about the time of the
POLICE HALT RADICALS
Meeting Here Stopped Before Col-
lection for I. W. W. Prisoners
A indienl meeting nt (Jrnml Kra
toiuit Hull. ll'i'JII Anil street, was
-topped last night b I.ioiiteiiaut Wag
ner, of the rifteentll mid hip strpits
station.
Thp piiniipnl speaker of the moot
ing of the doling Donioiiaij was ex
pounding Ins thoughts on wlml mi
ideal plm e this coiintiv would bo if
it hid no laws when Hip polii e put n
stop to the tulkiug.
ISefoip Hint the speaker, Chnilos
Unlit u New "lurk ntlnini'. hud told
of the stiike of Hip luiiibPinien of the
northwest in Will nnd told of the trfnU
of the I. W. W. nt the hnnds of 01
gaiiired goeinniont.
Itodit was to bae taken up a (id
lei lion to seiuie legal nssistiime foi
eight I. W. W. ngit.itois still in mil
fiom the distuibmiies in 1!H(i. but the
uiitinieh intoifcreneo of tile polii e pic
eiited nil but one iiititiiliiitiiin fiom
bung innile. That was n T bill do
natcii Miss Mm Wnisoi.
U. of P. Debating Council Elects
'I he I n'nei-iU Debate Council nt
I'ouu jpsteidm elided the following
oflneis for next jear: riesidint,
Haiold X Hint; die picsiduit. Kail
ti. Ilnuisnii: siciilim - tK.isuroi,
Tlioinns.l. Aluipln. Hai I'isiin mid liuit
h.ne bien m the in diluting foi tlnoe
piiis. and Miupln won tins cm's
inilii idil.ll spenking (ontest at the I'ni
MISltJ.
Palmyra Teqchers to Get Raise
Palm.u.i. N. .1., .Mm lit. With onlj
one vote opposid. nun and women tax
pauis at a spicial sdiool ineetiug liere
Inst night npprcnod the icipiest of the
sdiool liadicis for mi niiHitsp in sal
aij of MOlt per tenchei to take effoi t
next jp.ii. The tux budget of the towu
shiti is i ii loused S.'JOUO as n losult.
the iiplglihorlinml whidi hnd bei u bor i -
home slme ISTiS.
Io r main jenis she had hiboipd in '
(liunli tiidps hi fore thp ougirg.illon I
estnblisbed thp iliuri h in !(' Mrs.
Nittinger beliod establish it nnd was n
direitor of the Deiijoness' Sodotx j
She was thp willow of August Nit -tlngpr,
foi mnn jonrs engiigod in iiinii- j
lifai tilling on Fourth street Two sons, I
William 1. and Snmuel Nittinger, and
a daughter; Mrs. P. tt, N'nglo, surdo
her.
She will bo buiiod fiom the ilillldl1
toniormw nfteinoon nt 1 I!0 Intor
nii nt will be in the Mount Vrition Com-
eti I .
OMEN SPURRED FIGHTERS
Rainbow Appeared In Skies as Fa
mous Division Entered Battles
A mliibow appealed in the skies as
the famous Uuinbow lVnNion wont into
its most seceie battles.
Maioi (ieiiPinl Chnilps T Monolioi
iiiinniniulPi of the division, wlndi is
now ilomobillod. riwealed this oiiun ho
fine liming the (it toilm lie spnko
wsteiilm at (Jiiniil College
"On foui oimsions the imiilim ,ip
ipeniod in the sl, as on i Itaiuhou ln -went
into aition," he said ' We hist
saw tins lemaikaoie onion while we
weio boljliiig trendies in the I'.nnrat,
Man's Ring of Unique Design
An exceptional blue-white
diamond, weighing 3.-H carats
in a massive octagonal hand
chased pjatiiuim mounting
$2600.00.
S. Kind & Sons, mo chestnut st.
DIAMOND MERCHANTS J CWULLIIS SIL.VLUSMITH3
'VI Mnn .1oy lie Down Hut He's Neiei Out,"
(7i Siilmlwn At my I'und.
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for the L For iho
Throat Nose
Give QuickRelief
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Account I
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923 MARKET STREET
An Uncqualed Showing of
NEW DRESSES n
Most Wonderful Values at
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J.eland4iel
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nrxlfri
(orittt
Frlnlrd
firorccltps
(rorsi
I (until
Sntinn
A variety rt
stjles that c -
Eeilm "ili' rirry lip i
'Kftte
nntinil I s
TatTetaiiJ -'
xery
or
All
featuie
season
olory
Tina! Keductions on Our
Stocks of
$50 to $65
SUITS . . .
The best indlililual
models of fliiot woolens
Hi
new
$3g.75
Nainsook
NIGHT
GOWNS
98c-sr
Siiuitly trlm
iiilcI ttjles
A Special Sale of
Silk Skirts
$3.98 0 $5.98
silk taffetas in plaids and
Mrlpes Alho sill, popllnx
Slsles that are new and charm.
IllC Hlrwt I Innr
$2.50 White
$1.79.
sl
Tilmuieil wltli
1 ten and i itibon
X
Silk Georgette and
Crepe de
Chine
Waists
$g.00
Beaded or em
'brolrteredfrontD. c o 1 1 a rless oi
new collar nnd
tailored effects.
The New Taffeta or
Georgette Hats
$9..98
The newest
( o r summer
wear. Nuv
blue and all
leading
shades Neatly
trimmed
Mrret 1'loor
l;tWHHIMWtiltf
Women's &
Misses'
New Silk-Dresses
$ffc.98
9
ettte
new
Splendid new
frocks of sattmi,
lafTctnH and pop
lins home CJeor
lonil) nations All
colois and all slzes
crepe
Clearance
SUITS &
CAPES
Values up
to $19.75
J.W
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Q:t
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.98 i$L
The styles that
aie In areat lawi'1
now i educed to effect an
dlato cleainrif All fUea
Inline.
Children '$1.00 Wash
DRESSES, atfiQp
Ohambrays and glng-vPlr
Boys' Wash Suits
89cto$2-98
rnn cpiilainv ntnrl fierualp.
. 0 J Klzea 3 to 8 years.
H0MI& OEl.STYB AD J59(?fOMYOK4
hams Sizes from 3 to
p tnv
$0nomhop
the Only Bank in Philadelphia
that will cash checks, receive
deposits and open accounts
From 8.30 A. M. till Midnight
(IM'Ul)ING SATlllim)
Deposit Your Money at the Close of Business Each Day
With This Progressive Institution
At the Panama-Facific
Exposition the OllOl'fl
won the highest score for
tone quality over all other
talking machines.
1311 WALNUT ST.
Resources
$10,000,000.00
Franklin Trust Co.
'15th Street below Market W. Phila' Office: 52d & Market Stb.
The Institution that gave Philadelphia Day and Night Service
Mavsteon & DeMair?
1215 Chestnut Street
An 8-Day Clearance Sale of Our
Remaining Last Winter's
Stock of FURS
OFFERED AT PRICES THAT ARE
FAR BELOW OUR ACTUAL COST
This is not a Rag-Tag Collection of old or shopworn pieces, but the
remainder of our Last Winter's High-Class Stock.
The Styles Are Absolutely Correct for Next Winter's Wear
Following Our Firm and Established Policy We
Never Carry Stocks Over From One Season to
Another, Irrespective of the Advancing Costs
Purchases will be reserved in our vaults until next fall upon
payment of a deposit, payments to be continued monthly during
spring and summer. t
Fur Coats
, Regularly
fo rn
..(4) 30-inch Mai mot '"'"'"
X ' ...... IOC (111
f 41 36-inch MusKiat '"u'"u
(1) 30-inch Natural is utna .
(8) 30-inch Austialian Seal .
(3) 36-inch Taupe Nutiia ..
(3) 30-inch Natutal Nutria..
(5) 40-inch Australian Seal .
(7) 45-inch Natuial Muskiat
(2) 30-inch Hudson Seal ....
n fin.infli Hudson Seal ....
(9) 30-inch Hudson Seal 285.00
(1) 30-inch Moleskin .linn
(2) 30-inch Squirrel ,'.",'" ?J,,
(1) 36-inch Russian Kolinsky. 750.00
145.00
150.00
165.00
175.00
185.00
185.00
195.00
250.00
Now
$59.50
79.50
84.50
89.50
110.00
120.00
125.00
125.00
125.00
165.-00
195.00
245.00
295.00
350.00
Fur Sets
Regularly
(.'!) Natuial Raccoon R35.00
(5) 'laupe Wolf 70.00
(2) Hudson Seal 70.0t)
CI) Black Wolf 89.50
(2) Giev Wolf 90.00
(4) Skunk 100.00
( !) Black Fox 85.00
(5) Brown Fox 110.00
(II) Taupe l'o 125.00
(2) Beaxer 105.Q0 .
(2) Mink 105.00
(3) Black Lynx 110.00
(1) Natuial Blue Fox 430.00
(11 Silver Fox 430.00
(1) Hudson Bay Sable 617 50
Fur Scarfs
(2)
(3)
(5)
(2)
(6)
(4)
Regularly Now
Hudson Seal $30.00 $24.00
Russian Kolinsky 80.00 24.00
Natural Mink 35.00 28.00
Natural Squirrel 47.50 J8.00
Seal Stoles ' 55.00 44.00
Stone Marten 60.00 48.00
Regularly
$72.50
(4) Hudson Bay Sable ...
(5) Moleskin Stoles 92.50
(6) Natural Fisher 110.00
(t) Russian Sable 180.00
(2) Natural Blue Fox 205.00
(1) Silver Fox Scarfs 305.00
Now
$21.00
39.50
40.00
47.50
49.50
57.50
68.00
69.50
72.50
84.00
84.00
88.00
344.00
344.00
491.00
Now
$58.00
74.00
88.00
144.00
164.00
244.00
Choice Fox, Wolf and Lynx Scarfs
Colors are Taupe, Brown, Black, Poiret and Georgette.
18.00 24.00 28.00 U.00 38.00 44.00 48.00
Greatly Reduced.
! . Purchiuwtf Af nU' Order Accepted
STRAWBRIDGE & CLOTHIER
Reliable Information of Reliable
Merchandise for To-morrow, Thursday
NEW SILK AFTERNOON DRESSES
I n hiding the Charming Moire
' Dress Sketched Price $37.50
Tulletas with tiers, und kinart flat bodices that
tie m tho back; crepe dp thine, some cry closely
plaited fiom the neck to the end of the tunic; satins,
Minph dianed nnd with little or no tiimming, but so
Miiait and good-looking: crepes Georgette, some in
lovelj combinations with foulard, others trimmed
with ti Rolette, some entirely of crepe Georgette,
beautifullv beaded nnd embroidered see par-tmil.-iih
the new ciepcs in white and pastel shades,
bended and rmbioideied in white or in self-tone.
Price innge fiom $30 00 to $47 50.
A civ I'oile and Gingham Dresses,
from $9.50 to $13.50
Voilis and ginghams with all the airs and
Ci, ues of silks and sntins Tunics of nil kinds, wide
bo plaits, deep folds through the skirt, bodices
with i lisp white vestees nnd collars, many with n
sinait touih of black in belt or girdle. Light and
daik effects, in plain colois, stripes, plaids and fig-
uicn patterns
Lovely Spring Silk Dresses, $15.00 to $125.00
A cu Summer Cotton Dresses, $Q.5() to $00.00
mm
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WOMEN BUYING COATS NOW ARE
LOOKING AHEAD TO VACATIONS
I hey want the inepenie Coats that the can subject to haul
weal with an easy mind, and jet feel uitabl diessed.
For toimng, cspecialh for women who hao much hiking and
climbing in icw, there aie Mnart Bo Coats short, light in weight,
not at all cumbersome made of two-tone diagonal cloth, unlmed,
$20,110. Then there are the full, cm eloping, more piotective Top
Coat- of fancj mixtuies, $25.00 to $3"i 00
Foi motonng and mid-summer tiaels in waim climes, theie
aie I. men Cni'-h Coats, in tan and in jaspei, $7.50; Mohair Cape.
in giay, blue and black, with est fiont, $12.00.
Light-weight Velour, Burcllaand Serge Coats
Made foi full-hip hguies. Vanou- good colois; body and seees
lined, 25,00, The same stjle in -eige. lined thioughout, $ !0 00.
-- si,,,, iq ill ihur s,,on,i !uor , n(r
SILK UNDERGARMENTS
Their Prices and Prettiness
Fine and softly lustious in matenal, fascinating
in the way lace and nbbon and piett stitching and
wee loscbuds aie u-ed to enhance their clniim. these
Undcrgaiments embody all that artistic taste can
eonjuie in the way of color and tiimming beauty.
Practical, too, for both haul wear and laundering
hinebeen con-ideicd in their making. Women seek
ing the nth and beautiful in Undergarments will
hnd these woith attention.
NIGHT GOWNS Of flesh-toloi crepe de thine,
$3.95 to $16.50. Of flesh-coloi washable satin, 5.95
to $12.50.
ENVELOPE CHEMISE Of flesh-color eiepe de
chine. $1.95 to $5.75. Washable satin, $2 95 to $5.95.
PETTICOATS Washable satin, $4.50 to $6 95.
n
BODICES Ol llesb-t'olor ciepe
de chine oi satin, $1 00 to $5.50.
1)1' naw blue washable -atin, $1.50
to $2 50.
NEin'IS Of glop silk, flesh
color or white. $2.75 to $125.
BLOOMERS Of gloe silk,
$3 50.
CREEPERS Of crepe de
thine oi washable satin, S2.9"i to
PAJAMAS Of Hesh-coloi
ciepe tie thine or washable satin,
sO.-.O to $10.00.
y '
STEP-IN CHEMISE Of flesh
(oloi eiepe Geoigette, $12.00 to
$J5.00.
COMBINATIONS OC Hesh
color washable satin oi cicpe de
thine, $6.2" and $6 50.
NOVELTIES Night Gowns of
ciev Georgette in' Victory Red
or Ovciseas Blue. $16.50. Chemise
of the same $9.75. Chemaloons
of washable satin oi eiepe de
hine in (lcsh-eoloi $2 95 to $3 50.
Il lull IK.llli t . , i)it 11 t ll 111
i als mi l ie Mi t 1 1 uiil on un
i i -s- in pit i in i r ' nil p;u h i
trawl il In i I Hi l I h i I I l..ni W si
WMKKC
How Will That
Ball Team of
Yours Look on
Memorial Day?
Will your plajers trot out on
the diamond to waim up in a
nondescnpt tollection of uni
foims, with jerseys and stock
ings of eciy hue of the rain
bow, for all the woild like a
scrub outfit? Oi will they all be
smaitly uniformed alike a real
Ball Team that looks etery inch
the hard-hitting, fast-playing
aggregation ou claim them to
be? If ou hacn't equipped
joui Ball Team so far, by all
means do so at once.
Sixty-Five Dollars
Will Outfit Ten
Players From Cap
to Stockings Here
Ten Uniforms of good, heavy
genuine llannel, the Shirts with
detathable sleeves; the Pants cut
attording to the latest "league"
pattern. Ten Caps, ten pairs of
Stockings (oui choice of col
ois); ten Belt all in the sizes
jou requne.
Your Monogram or
Initials on Shirts Free
All ready foi immediate de
liveiy and all foi the very low
price of $65 00. We have other
complete team outfits as low as
$50.00, but the one above men
tioned presents particularly
good value unsui passed any
vvhel e.
And heie's an important
thing to consider, the Uni
foims aie guaranteed to be
thoioughly reliable and to
give good erv ice.
Undei this same guarantee we
sell practically every Base Ball
Atcessoiv that tne player re
qunes and at the lowest price
consistent with leliable quality.
OUR REPRESENTATIVE
vv ill be glad to call at your home
oi business place with samples,
etc., to give estimates in the tom
plete outfitting of teams. This
scrviie.involves no obligation to
buy.
sii-h w I I !e S. I InliMr
I .ill III 1 I I Urk"l str(H t
Women's Spring Suits
Reduced
Substantial reductions, on Women's Spring Suits of line, light-weight cloths nist
the kind of Suits every woman needs for summer traeling and much general wear.
Men's'-wear ISerge and Tricotine Suits now $32.50 and $40.00
Belted SuiU showing the vauous new plaited effects, also Blouse and Bo Suits, and some
plain-tailoicd models with semi-fitting ioat- Some attractively biaid-trimmed, some with waistcoats
and vestits. Black and navy blu' Not all sues m an.v one model, but all sics in the group
Smart Spring Suits in Extra Sizes, reduced to $40.00
Suits made pspeciallv foi etia full hguies, nnd designed with that caicful attention to Mine"
vvluth is the Alpha and Omega of a Luge Suit's stylo distinction. Some are close-fitting oi semi
titting, othcis tucked and plaif-d nnd hm-linl with attiatlive bolts Of scige and poplin, in black,
navy blue. In own and giay. siriinii.- imii.r i i , Mlk , ,, t
Fires of Faith
.1 Salvation Army Story
A stilling stoiy, by Charles
Kenmoie U 1 1 i c h, illustiatcd
with pictures from the photo
plav 50c.
, The Salvation Aim.v, because
of its woik Over Theie for oui
boys, has tome especially close
to the heait of eveiyone. This
stoiv of its activities is, theie
foie, moie than usually mtoi
csting. siiawtir h'l. X I'lfilhifT
PplkiiiI Floor rill en street IWil
Block Baby Strollers
Special at $10.00
A neat, durable, easy-running
Stroller, of the famous Hloch
make, at a substantial having.
Also Ready for the Spring
Days in the Sunshine are
Velocipedes', $5.00 to $19.75; Ex
press Wagons, $1.00 to $0.00; Au
tomobiles, $0.50 to $30.00; Tri
cycles, $8.00 to $1900.
htrnHbiMse c lothlrr "Jd Floor Centre
EIGHT HUNDRED MEN'S SUITS
UNUSUAL VALUES AT
$15.00, $18.00, $22.00, $25.00
I'o u i ecellent groups, each of which piesonts unsui passed oppor
tunities tor woith-while economy m clothes buying. Chiefly smart,
tnm-looking single-breasted stjles foi young men ami men of con
seivative Uste The matcnals are neat medium and dark mixtures.
The entire collection should go quickly at these prices $15.00, $18.00,
'$22 00 and $25.00 Iff
Seven Hundred Suits SpeciaSfet
$28.50, $32.00, $34.50 and $38.5)
Including the smartest new styles of the piesent and coming
season, and with a good representation of the popular double-breasted
effects which young men have been asking for. Fabrics are neat
I mixtures, plain-toned flannels and blue serges.
SJV Strmbrlilse t Clothier Seiond 1'loor lia.t
MEN'S PERCALE SHIRTS AT $1.10
Veiy good Shirts and at a price which is considerably less than
equal grades aje selling for to-day. This is the last shipment of a
special purchase, and we can get no more at the price. Men who prefer
Percale Shirts should, therefore, take every possible advantage of the
opportunity while it lasts.
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MARKET ST.
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