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EVENING PUBLIQ LEDGER PHILADELPHIA, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 18, 1910
5
WOMAN SWILL GIVES
I'
Miss Harriet Blanchard Be
queaths Only $200,000 of
Vast Estate to Relatives
MANY CHURCHES BENEFIT
Religious nnd charltublc institution",
benefit to tlio extent of .$2,000,000 by
the. will of Miss Ilnrrlct Illnnelinnl, who
died June 2 nt her home, 1511 Walnut
street. Relatives nro bequeathed ap
proximately S200.000.
Kenneth M. Illnkiston, one of the
executors, has announced that the value
of, the estate may be greatly in execs
of the amount disposed of and may run
$1,000,000 nbove the bequests.
The will Is dated December fi. 1013.
and carries out, after the death nf the
testator, the charities in which she was
Interested in life. The representatives
of. tho estate nro Mr. Illnklstnn and the
t Pennsylvania Company for Insurances
on Jjivcs and Granting Annuities, ex
ecutors, nnd George Wlinrton Pepper,
counsel.
The public nnd charitable bequests of
Miss Hlanchard, as proved nnd pub
lished by tho executors csterdaj, me
as follows:
Domitlei nnel foreign Mlaslnnnrv So
rtety of tho TrotPHlant nnlsrnnjl
church ;;o onn
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tho three sisters lived at Chestnut Hill
in a house on tho brow of a hill over
looking tho Chester valley. A brother
died there. The house afterward came
into the pos"SSj0n 0f George C.
Thomas. .
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EOINDSIO ASSIST
Congressman Offers Help to
Those Negotiating for Govorn-
ment-Ownecl Vessels
Members of Unit No. 78 Will Be
Discharged and Sent Home
in Few Days
MARITIME LEADER PLEASED
3 TRANSPORTS DUE HERE
Offer of assistance to Philadelphia
shippers who desire to negotiate with I
the United States shipping board for
the purchase of Kovotiimcnt-owiieil ves-
the typo constructed by tho Submarine
llont Cpointlon nt Its Ncvvnik nhii
janls tho price Is S2IO per ton.
The shipping board will accept cither
a tush basis or tiiuo basis. K on me
latter basis, tho minimum iharge
ninimiit of the flrst pnjmuit must be ""
per edit and the minimum time allowed
foi the payment of the remainder if
ilc jenr the defeircd pn incuts car
ilug an Interest charge of B per cent.
If a -purchaser pas all cash he will
wive his interest charge.
Commenting on Congressman Ial
moiid's letter, Mr. Ilolton said he hoped
that the proposals of the shipping
board would receie tho earnest atten
tion of Philadelphia maritime interests,
with a lev to determine the elesir
nbllitv of negotntlng for the purchase
of tnnnnge sulhiient for the establish
ment of ucliliticuinl steamship lines out
of this poit.
I
General Clercy rtelie'f
Jloaret of Missions Dloiesn of Penna l!" Olio
Ph ladelnhla I I: city Mission. . -. oim
ltoly Trinity Church 5U (100
1". H Hospital. Vtont street anil
IhlRh avenue. 200 000
Pnnsylvma Hosultal. niuhth nrel
. Spruca streets 200 000
unlyrralty of Pennsylvania 100 000
Christian Association of University
..of Pennsylvania 2S 000
University of Pennsylvania. Hosoltal 100 000
Orthopedlo Hospital. Seventeenth, and
Summer street 100 000
woman's Hospital Twents -second
"treat, and Noith Colleco avenue 100 000
Polyclinic! llnsoltal 00 000
Children a HosnltRt. Terentv-Hprnnfl
street 100 000
i-Burra i raining scnooi tor t'eeble-
Minded Children at Klwvn . . 25 000
Church Home for Children Mftv-
elKhth street and rialtlmure avenue 20 000
Children's Seashore Homo 20 000
BMhesda Children a .Church Home.
.?."." n.ut .!"" 10000
Children s Aid Society ... ... 23 000
oiiim. oocieiy to l-rotect ejnudren
, from Crueitv 10 000
American Christian Institute for Ne-
a.""' ii . 100000
St Paul's Normal an! Industrial
School at I-awrcnceiille a . 50 000
st. Auyustlnn'h School at Italelgh.
,, N. P . ... 60 000
Hampton Psormnl nnd Agriculture In
stitute. Hampton. 100 000
Tuskei;f. Institute) Ala ... loo 000
Youns .Mens Christian Association
(Central) ...... . .30 000
Youns Women's Christian Associa
tion ., , "ft noo
Philadelphia Cieneral Society for Or-
Kanlzlnir Charity . . 2", ono
Penna. Aoadenny of tho rino Arts -.'-i lion
Penna, Academy of Natural Sciences no Olio
rranklln Instltuto '-.nun
Bryn Mawp College. . . j-, noo
Jefferson Hospital lu.uuti
In the above list the 5100,000 for the
American Christian Institute for Ne
groes is directed to. be used half for
the endowment of tho St. Paul's Nor
mal and Industrial School at Iawrence
vilio, Va., and half for St. Augustine's
School at Raleigh, N. C, with this
dditibnal command: "These, funds
are to be held bj the Board of Mis
sions in case the board shall resume
direct responsibility for work among
negroes."
Her family .and private bequests in
cluded the following: ?,"i0,000 each to
"my cousins,'" Mary Illnkiston, Ken
neth M. Hlakiston, Hmma UluMston
nnd Mrs. Anna B. Day, wife of Frank
Miles Day; $30,000 in trust for Sarah
T, Withers and her descendants; $1)0,
000 in trust for Elizabeth C. Osboinc
Eolith, Helen Osborne Coxc nnd Alger
non A. Osborne, "children of my cou
sin, Maria II. Osborne," and their de
scendants; $30,000 in trust for Alger
non E. .Abhburncr, son of my cousin,
Benjamin Ashburncr; $20,000 in trust
for IUiberta Ashburner.
Kenneth M. Blakiston, testator's
cousin and executor, to whom she be
queathed $50,000, is head of P. Blakis
ton Son & Co., medical book publish
ers, 1012 Walnut street, and resides
at theiBellevuc-Stratford Hotel.
Miss Blanchard was the last of three
aged sisters. They were Annn, Maria
and Harriet. Their father was a mem
ber o tho firm of Blanchnrd & Lea,
who succeeded to Jlie publishing busi
ness o Mattthpvv Carey. They were
members of Holy Trinity Church nnd
were advisers of Bishop Brooks and
Bishop MeVickar in tho charitable
work of tho church. A brother, Wil
liam Blanchard, was n gallant federal
officer in tho Civil War. In their youth
sels was lmde jesterday by Congress
man George W lMniotiils.
Mr I'lmonds made the offer In n
letter to f S W ilolton, president of
the Maritime Kit hinge.
Congressman Kihnonds nnnnunced
that the slilping board is offering
wooden vessels under tho following
thiee mrnngements: t
Pirft. dsli to ho paid for the vessel
upon tlclivnj nt SHO per dend-wcight
ton.
Second Piftv per cent of the amount
of the pun hasp puie to bo paid on de
livery of the str.unslilp, the remainder
to 1)0 piiil In cpinrterlj instnllmuits
ocr u pci tod of PicMrcn months; rate.
$100 per dead -weight Ion.
Tlilnl. Twinlj I'im per cent of the
I1I1C llllUli ,11 li it til lin fmiit mi jtnll.n. .
'.in. I l, , !"' -- 'i i- i" in. ii. in, iiriiiri ,
lOth LnKinpPis r t, , nn ti.n ., .:...).. t ..i.
(limpIIospit.il No. iiiMiillini nts nur ll nprio.l of tlir...
1 cllls, i nte, 'Ml'i per ton cieacl weight
Tin- "hipping lio.ii il is nlso npgoti'it
, ing the siIp of some of its newlj con
'.United stiel tolling!-, nlthougli tliese
lipgotintions are limited to a pertain
number of eels. On the tjpe of
steamship built on the fSrent Lakes,
which is from U."()D to -i'-'OO tons dead
I weight, the price is $200 per ton. On
.Many Philadclphlans, members of the
units of Base Hospital No. 78, have ar
med back in this country and will be
discharged and sent to their homes i
within a few dnjs. They arrived at
New Yotk obemtel the Italian steamship!
Dilute Allighleri. I
'llnee tinnspoits. the Ohlom, lownn
nnd 1'eipiot, mo ilue heie with 3'J."'J
troops. The Ohionii is ilue on Priehij
nnd the other two ships on Mondiu.,
All thiee ships will dock at Snjeler nvc-
nue wharf. ,
The units aboard tjic Ohioan are
Twentieth Engineers. I'm t -clchth Com- I
panv ; imnpiiny
Serii'e lliittnlion :
.!'!, Itne Ilnsiiitiil No. ),". Base IIos
ntal No. !)S, 1'ie.lel Ki mount Battalions
Nos. 317 and .'It!); Ciimi.i1 Companies
1513, 1511 nnd 1.VMI.
The low an is due .tune -3 from Brest,
with 151IS troops. The units are JILMith
Tielil Ileinnunt Siuadion, 331st Sen Ire
Battnlion, Aim Seniee Corps Ilend
iiuailcrs and Medical Detachment, Com
pany C: 10'lth Ammunition Ttnin,
Motor Battalion; Headquarters l)e-
iiu-iiment, rniiunry J iptnciiment, rum-1
panics A to I) iiicluslic; 102d Cnmi)
Hospital, 101th, 10(1 ami 111th Base
Hospitals; 0th Army Service Corps,
Depot Service Compnnj ; 100th Arm
Service Ammunition Train Motor Bat
tnlion Oidnanee Detachment, 151Lth i
and 15'2M Cnsu.il Companies nnd 15111th
nppcmi i usual l inupnnv.
Only thirty-three icturiilng troops of
the Ordnance Convov Detnchmcnt Divi
sion will be brought here bv the Pequot
fiom I'lnnee, Tins vessel aKo will bung
5500 tons of ordniince mntiiial.
I'hiludelphians nt living on the Dintc
Meghieii ineludeil :
Louis Tobnxkv 1010 North second stretl
JamoH A Klliotirie 311 nrlne tlnnl n
street Allen h. Hurke 2105 Hist Si rEeiinl
street Maurice A cookerj, 2iV) Hint Cum
hcrlmul street, Josepli 1) elulhcrmon. 2 1l'l
J.ast -Vnth. street. M IllUm I, Hall 20in
L-1".', 'if,1 TlV street llnrrv tl HaUht, 1 1 I
south Ihlrtj third streit eleoige Ponel en
Ninth Inrt-(irth street. l.irn II lliuir
-..,. l'.l,t .Al1 ,m" "'reel. Thomns Htnnafv
"..'.. .'""'Pi'ls ctreit Thoimi W Cnnnellv
Jill Wolf striet John Duilllih 2iril It. I
Krailo -treet Johnliuch 2.'3 I Carroll stre. t
VValler i: Ilnncra, 2004 Haziril sin t
1 retlerlfk K llorroushs " s mnders nvenu
Alfred It-ill 2001 Hai-t Letterlj ttieet ller
?,l'li.1?on,'!.,Au; -ii!X K,sl I,rln street. Itilph
Hewitt, IJ1 1 nst Cumberland street Jam ,
A Hair. 12MI Soulh Tuenlv scond strut
IJ3V. A Ilendmin, 42; West Olnev nenu
William J Hirto lnjn Itldne nvenm. In
jeph Dukes 71. Harmony street. John IV
Iiiiltmin, 1K1I Hast I.ehlRh avenue. HovmiuI
lllrle. -021 Hist UKiiuehanna avenin
nnvmond A Ilartu 1401 K est MontKomer
nveiiUH. Otto llauer. Jr .".Oil Hmeralil
street- Ilnrrj P Denter 1120 Crease xtn et
John Iturklns 121.' Huiknell street, Joseph
I I eriiocln ISoei Parrish street Ituwll A
'".VK ln.i '"lurlstiin slrl-it. Wlss ihle Icon
Robert T Conn-rs 22.0 West Lehlkh nv
nue Isr eel OoMmin, 2441, Soulh I'lillllp
'"!' 1,,'-l).7,ne I1"08 14-'" v,ou"1 Clark, i
b net yillhim J llrlseoll 227 North Ilubv
street I rank It Snuder '14J- North flftv
seventh strict Stanford While, 40IH1 Sprue
street, simurl Mclmfiiril 211ft soulh Slxin
street William C Henry 4117 I'enn stre. I
trinkford. Uennrtnn Catchlore, 1114 South
Molo street, W'llllnm Jaffo r,227 flirild
avenue Chnrlea K Wllcv, 2111 Hirold
streit, rranklln I. Illiinlck 111. Mrntnr
street I'rederick W'ithup 11124 North hev
enteenth street and -William H. McLaughlin
1-47 Marlboreienjh street
John J O Connor. 2111 Montroso stre-1
. A, 'iuer 21 IS .South Tnelfth Hr 1
lohn CI Pea, .1120 ejaul street. Philip
Itavlns 2021 North Thlrt-secoml sir..
John Konlder eenel Theodore il. Heuer
bouth Tvventj-tlrst striet.
Rings, Valued at $1000, Stolen
Two diamond rings inlurcl at 51000
were stolen jesterday from the home of
W. H. Alvpiv, 7S03 St. Mnrtin's lune. i
The police believe the lings were stoli-u
by n thief who gnineel entrance to thc
house bj foicltirf a rear window.
Charming Gifts of
Diamond Jewelry
for June Brides and
Graduates
MTII.r. 1 IM-I It UlMiS
1IK PISS
uueieic lll.s
i a - i i ii m.s
In cold and tdatlnuin lnountiiiRS eif
dlstlnitlvo deslnis and unliiue veorkinan
hMp Moni.itVTr.i.Y l'Kirrn
KENNEDY & BRO.
102 S. Uth St. or. Drury lane
r?3 ft (joaasp jtr sTour. closes j i?
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923 MARKET STREET
A Splendid Saving on
eaded Georgette
Dresses, at
'I hero Is nn unusual elemmel for theo
elolielittul Bimimcr fioclcs ami tlnlr
wholesale iirlcej nro Bolng hlglier
every day
IVn luivo ISt brand-new arrivals -md lo --pll il Hi
popular price
Also Dresses of Satins and TalTclas
In ceuially charming summer ttj lei.
Women's Jersey Sports Suits, $25
Second l'loor
New Voile
Blouses
$1.98
Hand cmbrolil
11 eel, lire trltn
ui tl and frilled
fronts in stvles
out of the oull-nnr.
Summer Hats
ol 1'iiiU or
White
GcorKette
s
","'-v fc-ldons
A III Wis!
N-' V .It .1 MM
' ' till prnr
B'rlth Shalom Indorses League
Atlantic City, June 18. The lensin
of nations was imlorseel by the conve"ii
tion of the Independent Older of lt'ulh
Sholcm here today, which declared i(r
convie tion that the United States should
become nn active member of the pact.
The gathering also declared in favor of
the Zion movement, of creating Pales i
tine in to a Jewish Rtntc and nppto
priateel S."000 toward its restoration.
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Women's Voile and Silk
DRESSES$! S $11.98
-HUDSON-
Sedan, 1918, 7 passenger; almost
new; very atti active price.
LEXINGTON MOTOR CO.
OF PENNA.
851 N. Broad Street
Mot Exceptional
Values Special
on will ho piuprlseil at tile ultra style oxpresMvl
in tlieso moelereto pi Iced frockH '-heer voiles and
oiifiinellcs silk t.irfita", tatlns ami noveltj
f ul.irels
Summer Wash Suits
or In .ivy llncncs In white nnd light col-
vriiigs lieueu or taiioreti uiyies.
$Q.98
O HOME OF STYLE AND ECONOMY
Mr
ILU3YI11
Crossiiad a Bridge
Building is a very simple matter on
paper; but the real operation is differ
ent. Prom the architect's plan, to the
finished house is like crossing a long
bridge. It's awkward to get half-way
across and find that one span is miss
ingthat you can't get the flooring,
. sajrj, until after the roof ought to be
finished.
Wha't will you do about it?
"The best way to prevent what's
past," said Mrs. Partington, "is to put
a stiop to it before it happens." Fix
' on your lumber merchant at the start.
Choose an old house, and a' large one.
A house fifty years old has taken many
customers across that bridge; and a
big house can't afford to let a valuable
reputation go to smash,
Some day you'll build. If you want
the work finished on time, see that the
lumber comes from LLOYD.
William M. Lloyd Company
ESTABLISHED 1808 ,
. A29tb Street and. Ridg Avenijc, PhilRdoJphin
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The Oldsmobile is a total stran-
ger to the minor repairs and
adjustments necessary to most
cars.
Oldsmobile engineers, through
21 years of experience and de
velopment, have learned how to
eliminate the little troubles that
develop and incidentally add
many dollars to the repair bills.
Oldsmobile economy in a tangible,
actual feature of Oldsmobile per
formance. You have only to talk
with any Olds owner to convince
yourself of the difference between
most cars and the Oldsmobile.
Larsqn Oldsmobile Company
Broad & Brown Sts., Phila.
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UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE, THIS STORE WILL BE CLOSED DAILY AT FIVE O'CLOCK
Jtrawkidge
& Clothi
er Anniversary S
,. i i r rr-
Last Three Days
Exhibition of
Oil Portraits of
Famous Men
Eighteen portraits of men of
the allied nntions, prominent
in the World War nnd the
Peace Conference. Almost life
size, handsomely framed. (Sec
ond Floor, West). Small
reproductions at 10c each.
Buy Stationery Now
Only shrewd, foresightcd plan
ning for the Anniveisaiv Sale
could biing you such Wilting
Paper as is hero now at these
pnees:
Special at GoC Cabinets of
white lawn - finished Paper, 7U
Sheets and 72 Envelopes.
Special at GOc Cabinets of
linen-finished tinted Paper, 21
Sheets, 21 Coircspondencc Caul'-,
18 Envelopes.
Special at 50c White or
tinteel lawn-finished Papci, 78
Sheets, 50 Envelopes.
Special at 25c White or
tinted linen - finished paneled
Paper, 24 Sheets, 24 Envelopes.
Special at 22c One quire of
white linen- or kid-finish Paper
with Envelopes to match.
SPECIAL REDUCTIONS on
ci(ticd Callmtf OirtN dunny
tin. .Xnnhcr&ary Sale.
Mriewlirlilcn A e lothlm
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MILLINERY
New Hats Just In
Entirely new,
different, n n d
with such a
dash to them,
are thebC SAT
IN HATS in
w hitc- and- na y
blue and white-nnd-black,
in
the new grace
ful roll a n d
slight droop
styles, m a n y
with that rather soft effect
mound the face, that is so be
coming, $8.00 and 59.00 The lint
sketched C?8.00), is of navy blue
satin, with edge and great bow
of glistening white satin.
Summer Hats SO and S8
Pink, tmquoisp, while, in com
binations of stiaw-aiid-talTcta,
and all freshly trimmed in light,
nny effects, with flower, glyiei
ineel feathers, ribbons, breasts
anil wings. The newest ideas
Fine Fabric Hats,
Special, $1.95
Taffeta, some crepe-anl-taffeta,
in navy blue and black, some with
sttaw facings.
Htrawbrldse t rinthlcr
Second Floor, Market stroct, IVfit
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Extra Values in
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SUMER DRESSES
Organdie Frocks,
now $10.75
Lovely floweictl organdie in
small and medium patterns,
in pink, blue, gieen, tan and
giav tones; some combined
with plain colors. Tucked,
tunic and straight-line skirts.
Dresses, now
$12.50 to $15.00
(iingham, voile, tissue anil
oiganelio, in light and elaik
colois; striped, clieckeel, fig
ui eel and plain effects. Man
with white collai.s, some with
soft fulls. Tucked and tunic
skirts.
Voile Dresses,
at $7.50
ode Dresses in white and
in medium and daik shailes;
made in stiiplicn stvle, with
the jouthful straight - line
.skuts, anil finished with white
'collai; eiy daintj and pirttj.
Old Hickory
Furniture
In the Great Sale
. In the quaint old Anthcw Jack
hon style, pictured above. They
aie made of genuine seasoned
hickoiy and, therefore, unaffected
I by yea is of haul wear and out
i door exposure. In the Anniver
saiy Sale at attractively low
puces
Old Hicliory Chairs $1.75
Old Hickoiy Hockers S5.25
Old Hickory Tables $5.00
StiJvvLirlelS' .5 ' lottile-r
l Ihlrl l'loor
The Wedding Gift
A Nutting Picture
rl hr. nniisiiiil beautv of Wallace
Suiting Pictuie-, commends them
foi commencement.,
or weciuing gins.
lovely subjects,
Honeymoon
I Stioll and
1 nft.HYieil
I $20 00. Framed 7rc to $.10.00.
hti.iwliriiH." i ininii-r-1-neirth
I leor I inl
Garments, Special
For the Little Folks
Oaimcnts for summer needs,
all at unusually low puces.
GINGHAM DRESSES, in at
tiactnc coloungs and patterns.
Shoit-waisted effects; m sizes 2
to 5 years special at SI. 2")
BLOOMERS, of white haired
muslin, rubbei at the knees; in
sizes G to 111 yeats ,"0c.
SWEATERS, in summer
weight; slip-over stjle with sail
or collar; in coi.il, light blue,
white or pink; slightly moie than
half price $1.7o.
HOYS' SUITS, of white rep,
plain or stuped gingham, in two
piece style. A bmken lot, includ
ing all si?es fiom 2 to 5 jenis
SI. 15 and Sl.G.".
I
Dresses, now
$16.75 lo $25.00
Voile. Scotch gingham,
linen and lincn-and-oile com
i bmations, in white and in
light anil dark shades. Many
I with collarlcss necklines. A
t line anct of loveb models.
Taffeta Frocks,
now $20.00
Made in smplico style with
I shoit-lunic skirt, and Uim-
, med with plaited fulls; em-
bioulcied ciepe Georgette
collai edged with lace. Hlack,
navy nlue, i icncn uiuu
and taupe.
Silk Dresses,
'now $22.50
Taffeta, crepe de
chine and combinations
of foulard - and - ciepc
Gcoigctte, ' including
black, n a v y blue,
French blue, taupe and
bcavei. Tunic, tier and
coat effects from which
to choose.
slrreul rlelKf A e lotlit r
VVost eenil I'lilTl stif
- Ihlrd 1 I ior
t l io Vllc
IrT I strauhriilRr K
MV A i tin' i -
L. wsJUk s u"' ' k"r
Don't Miss the Savings in
Corsets the Sale Brings
One of the wisest investments a woman can make is to smme
.some of tlu'sc good Coiset values the Anniveisaiy Sale is bunging.
& C. Special and other
Wo'th one-half anil one-third
X- C s;,,0,.;.,i ci ci r.fl SI ).-, tei. S.
nrilc-s e'eiiiaiiy vt-ii tviiuvu in.eii
stvles. Some vvoith one - half
anniveisaiy
Hundreds of
among them
Diive, Honeymoon
Honeymoon Cottage.
Pictuies, $1.25 to
moie. A aiiot v ot mijtlels in the
lot. Some for mises.
American Lady $1.95
Of a light-weight, summer ma
tenal, low bust, long over hips
Woith one-third moie.
Well-known Corsets $2.00
Amencan Ladv. Roval Worces-
- sirawbrllitp f. I lotln. r 1 1ml Her VI rk l s r
moie.
Nemo Corsets Special. $3.00
Woith ono -thud moie. lake
fineling money to get a Nemo Coi
set at this puce.
Drassieres 38c to 85c
I All woith more. Manv styles
Unusual Values in
Summer Petticoats
Special at $1.50 Petticoats
of silk-dnished cotton, with scal
loped flounce in pietty stripes.
Special at $1.00 White Sa-
tine Petticoats, with shiired
llounce
str-ewlirl Iffrt & e-lothlT
Third rioor West
Voile Flouncings
Special at 75c
Just leceived, another lot of
those beautiful EMBROIDERED
VOILE FLOUNCINGS. that
went so quickly lafct week. About
five hundred yards in this lot, in
patterns as attractive as those
that pieteded them, and in the
same width 25 inches. You save
about one-fouith.
strnwbrlelK" ' lothle-r
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Women's Capes Under Price
The icmainder of a special puichaso of a manutaituiei's stock
on hand chiefly moelels that we had in stock eailic- in the season,
I and which pioveel to be highly favoied.
Capes in Four Different Styles $14.50
Two models, one a Cape, the other a Dolman; of serge, tiiinnieil
in coiitiasting coloi; unliiicd. Shoit Seige Capes with fane v lining.
j and Novelty-stnpi'el Capes, in Copenhagen blue ami coin color, lined
thtoughoiit Some woith neaily double this pi ice 14.ri0.
Serge Capes in Four Styles $25.00
I Four distinttlv eliffeient moelels thiee m belted effects and one
on loose lines, with taffeta collar in hood effect, anil with ti miming of
biaid acioss the shouldeis. Neaily all elegantly lineel throughout.
-y SmivvbriJ?' A clotlni seonl rioir e Tim-
Fountain Pens, $1
Worth one-half more. Self
(ilhng pen with 1 1-karat gold
point tipped with iridium to in
sifie smooth wilting.
si iieu bruise. &. Clothier
Aisle in. Centre
WMPECIALgV
Two Anniversary Opportunities in
Men's Blue Serge Suits
With Two Pairs
of Trousers
$26.50, $29.50
Two remarkable-groups num
bering in all, several hundred
Suits, and including some of the
season's most recent and smartest
styles for young men as well as
a plentiful sprinkling of the cor
rectly - fashionable conservative
styles which men of more re
served taste prefer. The serge is
ALL-WOOL every thread, and
absolutely fast color. These two
lots include all legular sizes and
neaily all proportions stout, slcndei
and short. Wc cannot hope to clupli
clte these values, once tho piesent
supply tonti acted for is exhausted.
The necessity of caily inspection is
obviou.s-?2u.D0 and $2.G0.
Or, If You Desire a Suit
of Other Summer Fab
rics, Here is an Extraor
dinary Lot at $27.50
Many of tho Suits in this fine collec
tion have been taken fiom our icgulnr
stock and substantially reduced for the
Annlveiearv Snlo. Medium- and light-
tone fabrics, it WAIST-SEAM nd other up-to-the-minute as well
us conservative styles in singlo -anti double-breasted effect.
35v. fitrawbrlejire 4 Clothier Spconel I'lewr, llt
Men's Wallets
Pine Dressing Cases
WallclN .special. .Sl.).". $1.9"
Of tine pin stal and moioecu
leathers, the popular tluee-fold
style with pocket in back foi pa
per money. Name engiaved in
gilt letteiing 1iee of ehaigc An
exceptional value
Fitted Dreeing Cases,
special al S:5.7."., $l.9".
$;.5(). S(i.9.")
For both men anil women 1 old
up compaetlv High-class fittings
of all needed articles. Just what
many aie wanting foi vacation
use. Less than Usual now
Sl rhvvbrl Is- A Inltn r
VI U " I I Irn
Player-Piano Rolls
35c each, 3 for $1
AN UNUSbAI, VALUE, the
latest Popular Songs and Dances,
a few Holls of classical muie,
also Wold Holls, for Plajcr-I'iano
all under price.
sirHwbrMitp & i Inthli.
Ullicrt strn t i runs Vinlo
Household Muslins at
Substantial Savings
Bleached Muslins of the excel
lent quality mosthousekeepeis
pi efer below- regular price-
Sheeting Muslin, 81-inch 68c
Pillow Case Muslin, 15-inch 38c
Mruwbrielfift L l lot liter
Aisle 13 Centra
Two Thousand
Women's
Night Gowns
of White? Nainsook or
Flesh-color Batiste
At $1.35
A Hidden Special of excep
tional inteicst to all women
who like dainty underwear.
Night Clowns of soft, white
nainsook, in Empire or straight
effects exquisitely pretty with
their tiimmings of lace and
cmbroidciy, fancy stitching or
medallions, in wide variety of
stjles Some models are of
flesh - color batiste trimmed
with fancy stitching. At the
special piice of $1.35 each, all
vvoith much moie, some worth
more' than double the price.
r strnwbrlelsrt e luthle-r ,
Ihirel rioor, Weat
1
Excellent Values in
Bed Spreads, $3.25
Double-bed sizes, in crochet
weave, or white dimity, the kinds
and qualities most in dtynand
exceptional at $3.20.
HtrawbrlJge A Clothier
' All II, Filbert Btrwt
trawbridge & Clothier
arr ss'Ikkkt ivr1
MARKET STREET
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