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EVEKItfG PUUL1U LEDUEK lHlJ.ADELrillA, TlIUJRSDAY, AUGUST 14, 1919
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HOUSE GETS
R.R.
CONTROL PLAN
j-Warfioid System Would Divide
Surplus After Paying Cap
ital 6 Per Cent
FEDERAL BOARD TO DIRECT
What War field Plan Is
and How It Would Operate
Emergency plan to .T.it in
finnncipE return of the rnail. nnd
to provide mean, for immc-iliiitc
mobilization for war.
Kales to be o niliii'tefl thitt em
ployes shall be ciinrimteeil fnir
wages nnd cnpitnl il tied irlutn of
0 per cent.
Remaining stirplii I" be cliidnl
among rinplojc. public nnd mad
enrning the Mirplti
Inter.stnte t'ommercr Commi'-iion
to hac (lirrrtuiB power, with ir re
gional rointniv-icins to nil ns hemic!"
of conciliation in ngc di-putes.
Provides foi leiiring lioiie for
railroad opriation, cnnsiMuiff of
nine interstate i ommerce commis
sioners and eight inilrond men
oho'-en bj inilro.nl- '
CARNEGIE'SFUNERAL
tfio joint use of terminals, unification
of facilities, icroiiting ut freight b
pooling or otherwise, iiml to continue
or adopt such methnds nf opernliuc n
may haw been found succ-p"ftil or ex
pedient during federal cmittnl. Tln
cnrpnrntlon would ftirni-li nt nil time
il 1 1 allied nnd rfliiienl means for nunc
diale niohili.ntion of the nnlioiid- fm I
war piiipocs ultliout inldiltouiil legis j
tatiou " , Household Servants Mingle With
. Family and Wealthy Friends
STRIKERS DECIDING ' Around Bier
WHETHER TO RETURN
'BEGSSPROULTOEND
MINE CAVE DEATHS
I Foundation during the I'enec Confer
ence nl I'nris, nnd Oliver Kickctoti
llnuirlinlil Seranli Mourn
' .Scaled near these were nil those of
(In Immeliold who Imil luinlslcred to
the home comforts of the master of the Scrailton Body Would Curb Bol-
! !:";,:,. ,S :i ,1m 'n,,!,. hr ,,,,,K, sllQvis Halting Waste
I 'Ihc -enho opened, with tile singing
i.f Ml Line. That Will ol l,et Me
llic Itev. Mr. AVjnian rrciled
of Life and Property
(Jo
Clilrago. Aug. II - I Hy A. I'.)-
Scleral llioti ami sinking iailwa shop
men from all parts of the count! mcl
lirre inil.-tv iii consider 4 lir niicslioti of I
i l...n i,"f Andrew farnegie was hehl at Shadow
I ' I 11 I I I I 1 1 Ik, ' ' ' wi'in in ir i.iMiiu' .......
I'lcsidem Wilson's ileniiiuil.
Il is evpciled Hint a del'inite polio in
regaid lo the "duke, winch w.is called
AugU't 1 in deliance of the olders of the
iiitrrunliou.nl officers of the union, will
lie adopted licfoic tin- meeting adjourns
1oeal l nder urged tlie sinkers lo
the two pinjris of the ritual and fnl
lowed these with the Lord's 1'inver.
The quailel then snug "lie l.eniletli
FAVORITE HYMNS ARE SUNGlnrms'dieTervi;"":
l with the Miiging of "Crossing tfie Har."
,, ., , i , , I As the Miiies of the singers died mini
II, the AssorUted I'.ess ', he bencdblion was pronounced bv Doc
l,ciin, Mass.. Aug. II The funeral t.,r Mrri ill.
Mnnd firm and refuse toreturn to work,
while mti rnational officials aihied the
men In i nil nlT the strike and defer until
later the settlement of their deniaud- foi
' higher w.igi-
I While the meeting was in -c-sioti
l.S,on(i sinking car workers in the I'hi
I 'ago ili-irnt began taking i. icfeien
iliini Mite lo dei ule whether the will
letiun lo work
I Impulsion of all sinking rnilwn
shopmen from the international oi
gniiialion w.is tlniali'iieil In .1 tele
Ilrook, Ins summer home in I lie Iterk
shires, today Tliei e was no c iilogv
nnd there were no pallheareis.
j Tlie service wns n simple as wiie
1 the tasles and habits of the man in
life full one linlf of the sitr per
'sons present were members of the
household, Tlie others were int invites of
' the fnnnlv
The ritual of the Presbvterian Church
was used by tlie officiating clcrgwnan.
Or William l'ierson Merrill, of Ihi
lSnck l'leslnterian Church. Fifth ne
line N'ew Yoik. where the Caitiegies
attended and of which Mr Carnegie
and her daughter. Mrs Itoswell Miller,
were members
Chilean Mission Sees West Front
Paris. Aug. M. Senator Klcinlm-Yiin-v
of ( hile, who is visltinc Murone
Srrantnn, Vn., Aug. 11. I P.y A. V.)
In n telegram to (Jnvrrnor Sprout,
the Scrnnton Surface l'rotcrliTc Asso
ciation tells the (icncrnnr if he wants
lo curb the spirit of bolshevism he
should nt once stop the mining com
panies from wrecking homes, churches
and industiinl plants nnd killing people.
"IIne you nn nnswer to make? If
so. make It now." the telegrnni con
cludes. The appeal wns framed nt nn
indignation meeting held following the
killing of Robert Warburton, eleven
with n Chilean eommcicial mission, is i ' '"', "I'1- '' " "line cne-in. Oistrict
making a tour of the occupied territnn Attorney Mnxey has been nsked to nr
in tin lihenisli pnninces on the imiln I'os,t n,'nP officials in charge of the
t ton of ihc Amcrlcnn staff.
iterations where the boy met death nnd striking.
prosecute them for mttrelcr. He Is. to'
give bis nnswer tomorrow.
The tipping forwnrd Instead of back
ward of n LViO-horsepower set of boil
crs, when n mine cuc disturbed tlie
.tnmcR Simpson silk mill In South
Seranton today, rilnnc prevented n so
Hops loss of life. Two hundred nnd
fifty cinplo.cs. the majority of them
women, hud nnrrow escapes when the
surface gave way. Ilnd the boilers gone
up the death toll would have been
lnrge.
STRIKERS NoTtO "PICKET'
Lancaster Clgarmakers Accede to
Request of City Authorities
I-inca-stcr. Pa., Aug. 14. To avoid
possible ioleuce the lenders of the
cignrninkers' strike In Lancaster have
ncceded to the leipiest of the city au
thorities not lo picket factories in mnss,
ns has been done for several days.
Instead, stnnll groups of pickets will do
duty near the factories. Strike leaders
claim n third of tlie city cignrninkers
are nut, but manufacturers stated to-
nny rnai a iicgiigiiiic numurr nre
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You know Mawson
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DO YOU KNOW
Mawson & DeManjf
MILLINERY?
Mawson fer DeMan
iz 15 Chestnut Street
Extraordinary Values Tomorrow!
Th Hat Sale at 2.50 & 3.75
i... r3a,""i7l.".fro.l? 7iBI! ! ,2,50, Bnrt "" nre nlnlr worth then.
ft ",t,,.r,Kht ,,Vu,h..h,,,e,lt ' "" n"ner e.on. Crepe nnd othfr
i?nnMynuun" 1""ra,,'r 'nleriiwried with Straws and (ho chanco Is
New Velvet Hat Are Shewing from 7.50
rurchaslnp Agents' Orders Accepted
Pavnrito ll.Miins Sung
inKeil nunrlet from ibis
sang the three Inmns thai
hun h
were the
gram Horn I! M .lewcil. president of frtps f ,,,,, philanthropist and for
' Wa-shingtou. Aug. 1 1 - HUA P. i - ,
The Wnrfield plan for railroad out roll
with provision for n fin t ictiirn of "
per cent of capital invested, was pre
sented today to the House interstate
commerce committee bv Luther M.
AValtrr, general counsel of the National
Asociation of Owneis of Railroad Se
curities The fundamentals of tlie plan, in
eluding division of all surplus mrr the
fixed return nmong rmplocs, the public i
and the rond earning it. were explained
by Mr. Waller, who declaied it could
be put into effei t immediately.
"The keystone of the Warlicld plan.'
the witness said, "is il congressional di i
hi gn uint inn, which was presented
officials of the Chicago district loun
mer iron master. Doctor Merrill was
assisted In the Tlev. lien-on N. W.Miian I
''" pastor of the l.eno Congi cgatlonnl
The telegram lends- "Make orders rhm(h ,,,rr -,,.v ('.nrnPKi(. wnr I
positive lo all points: now is the time ,,iied dining the summer months j
lo ad We cannot much longer clelni At , fonrhision or the scruec.1
and if Jim icluse to compl. will be hieh ciceupieil bin el Iwcntv minutes,
cumpelleil to advise Mines and Wilson. ,,,, i, nccompanied In most oT the
if niii-s.iM. that miii do not belong p rt w.is removed in a motor car to
lo the oigniiirntmn. If negotiations llillsdnle. . V , where a funeral enn-h '
ale lesiinied -Inkers will I if deprived w.is in waiting. '
of lienelils This car was attached lo the icgiilar
tram of the Niw I ork (entuil Itail
nosloii. ug. 1 I -i P.y A I' I
Tialhi iiinditioiis on the New I'.ugland
lailmads nfler todnv will depend largelv
on the count of lo Hut-, cast bv me
li.mi's and shopmen who struck last
'I'liursilay and Pi id.i foi increased
v ages.
I'oslon nnd Maine stnkei- who vnled
eailv in the week, vv ei e -.ml lo oppose
road. Ieaving.it 1:11 o'c-loi k' Ihi after
niinn fui Tnrrvtown 'I Hence the tiodv
was lo he taken hi aiitouioliile to Slfcpv j
Hollow lor intiimeut in a lot chosen
bv Mr. Carnegie some ve.irs ngu '
Plain (aslift Hid by Hovvrrs
Tlie IumIv repo-eii in a sevcrel.v plain
.isket iilm ed 111 the ' ' liter
nf Hie roulll
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mission that it -hall make freight and K"'"S i "in men .,,...,.,-...,.., n,, ,,,, , ,llln, , ,, wenun oi norm
lieen lllliusilll. Illll Ilicic li'M' iililitn- ploe (.s. I lie lll.l liugil II V nt tlie C llsKet
lions that the .New Haven men favored Hs rm(r,,, ,!i heav.v binds In nnd
the ndoption of President Wil-on's rclh N Mna lllllnp ,,(,. f MlUM
iconiineuiinuon lor nn imuieriiuie "'- j btin- onl.v the in-ci iption
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passenger rates sufficient to paj oper
ntlng expenses, maintain railroad prop
erties nnd give not less than 0 per cent
return upon the aggregate fair value of
the property devoted to transportation
in each of the principal traffic terri
tories." t Mr. "Walter opposed federal incor
poration, n transportation board and
b. secretary of transportation in the
Mrablnet, and deelaied that under the
'minimum -eturn plan the net ic-ult of
operations in the pre-war le-t period.
the basis of government ient.il. some
of the carriers would have turned in
surplus for division between eniplo.ve-' A. P. I -Willi
and the public.
K-ibor to Share in learnings
Mr. Walter said the fiuum ial struc
ture nf credits depended upon the leg
islation enacted bv this Congress in
deal with the railroad problem. The
association, he said, ti-ed (he propeitv
investment account of the canieis as
the bnsis upon which to npplv the I!
per cent because the inlc rstnle rum
mcrcc commission has found that the
only available basis for puunpt deter
mination of suflicieney of the loturu
upon investment
tin n.
Strike leaders announced that a vote
lo retuin would send the men back to
then- places Saturdav, but that ;i ma -jut
it y expression lo the contrary would
add lo tlie present railioad tie-up b
bringing out the shopmen nnd me
ihanics of the Central Vermont. (Jrand
Tinnk. Maine Central and the liangor
and Aioostoi k hues.
Huntington. . a.. Aug 11. (Hv
.Vudirw Carnegie, born nt Dunfeim
line, Scotland November 'Si, 1SJ5.
Died I.enox. Mnss.. August 11, llll'.l."
.Inst bctoic 10JIII o'i loc k tliis moni-i
ing, the hour set for the funeral, those,
who weie to hear the last l itcs en-
tercd Hie ronni and grouped themselves,
about the casket. With Mr-. Carnegie
and her daughter. Mrs Itoswell Miller,'
who weie m i onventional mourning,
weie the daughter's husband, Iln-igu
the exiept inn of the Millei: Mis- Kstelht Whltcllehl. Mrs.,
Iliinlinglon jim isdic tnui, all stiiking Cai m-gie's -i.tor : Mi-. Mm i is .lohn-ou. I
shopmen of the Chesupeake and Ohio n nnce of Carnegie: lii, nephews. An I
Iiaihoad s.v-lein ate at win k todav . ac ,r,.u m Morns ( arncgie ; Mrs. Car '
coiding to niinoiiui enicnl from Ihc gen - ticRic'si irivnte secrctarv. Aidiibiihl '
crnl ofiices of tlie mail here Sli ikers , j,inov . and John Po.vuton. who had '
at llinton and Thurmond. W Vii , and in,,;. k,., ,P,1 t. m.isiei of the Imnsn ,,, .
a similar i :iiai ilv .
It was a fundamental of the Warllehl
plan, the witness s.iul. that labor
should participate in the earnings of
the carriers.
"We believe," lie deilaied. "that
capital is entitled to its ictinn nt (i
per cent; that labor i- entitled to a
fair wage, nnd that the excess earned
by the earners after paying fair wages
nnd G per cent upon capital should be Xmif of th
divided witli labor and the public.
Labor's share should be used for tin
establishment of the iusmaiice s.vstcin
for profit -shuring.
"Hy rensou of the largelv incicasei'
duties which will fall 'I"":: tlie mm
mission, the security holders ask Con
grcss to create si icgional itihi-ti''
commerce coinmi-sinns. suhoidiuaii n
the commission, but with all ihc powi -of
the Interstate Conuiierc e Coiiinn-Mui
In their respective territories
"Our plan contemplates that llie-i
regional commissions shall act asboaid
cf conciliation in settling wage dis
putes, being n bodv close to the cm
plo.ves the earners and the shippcis
"The issuance of securities on all
carriers engaged in interstate conimene
(Would be ve.-ted eilu-neh in feebi.r
authority.
Advisory Board nf Seventeen Men
"This plan would cieate a t orpin a
tion operated without pioht lo the mil
Vroads and managed In tin nine inter
'state commerce coninn ion rs and eight
railroad ineu selected hv the railroads.
"This corporation would furnish ex
Jiert advice to the commission in tin
operation of cnrriei" would unify lei
jminals, would operate equipment such
as lias been b-iilt by the inilrond ml
ministration and allocated to the m
dividual railroads
, "It would furnish a great clearing
house for railroad operation, and in
times of emergency would constitute
the directing focie for the handling of
the railroads as a single sybtem."
In contending that li per cent was
the proper i eturn would not be ques
tioned. Mr. Walter -aid. "liven Mi
Plumb, the great eponent of low re
turns, admits that (i per cent is not
nn excessive return under private opera
tion."
The great mass of the people, he
said, were vitally fnncerned m the m
.tegrity of railroad securities The as
soclatfon belioves the surplus over the
fixed return should be divided equallv
ambng the employes, the public and
the earning road, one third to the
7oad "to encourage incentive and initia
tive In operation."
Allows War .Mobilization
"The Wnrfield plan." Mr. Waltri
said In closing, "would create ii cor
poration operated without profit to the
rflllroads and under federal coutiul,
directed by trustees, the nine Interstate'
commerce commissioners and eight rail
Jroad men, to finance in the present
emergency such equipment ns may be
purchased by it from the railroad ad-
tnlnUtrfitfon and allocate? to th mil
,'Voads, and furnish immediate means for
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fnftB8iBiu iii iiuuiiviuk inr reiura ui uiti
il-osds, the corporation to be continued
.as a permancut means for mbolllznig
id purchasing equipment to be leased
' Ata the' roads, this corporation to have
jp&Btrol of the excess earnings reduction
(eAj'J)Lypiud provide a management or
w eemiuue or pn jnio euijci
mi the Chesapeake and Ohio of In
ilmn.i teliiineil to wink lln- niornin?
The strike coiilniuc- at llnndlev, Schwab AtteniK Services
Iluiitinglon. Ashland, IJu ell. Peach Next in the i in le weie notable rep
Poik and Cane Pork, with indications ' resentativcs of those w ho had helped the
that the men will be back at work not uidustiial giant lo make his million,
laler lh.ni next Mondav. n, cthcis who had helped the plnlan
Por the lir-l time in ten d 1 s coal thionist distribute the major nnrl or
I trains arc inning tlnoiigli the local those millions for humanitarian mir-
jaids of the Chesapeake and (llnu
House Roof Taken Off by Wind
Pive members of the fauiilv of N i
than A Sclig weie asleep m the Sell
home in Mechanic -treet. lietvv
poses.
j Among the-e were Charles M
I Schwab, once piesident of the Carnegie
Steel Cnnipiinv ; Itobeit A. Piank.
business adviser of tlie iron master t,u
n main .veai-s, ueasurcr ot tlie l m m gn
Twelfth and Thirteenth stieets, when ( m partition and of the C.uncgi' Poun
the wind toic off the loof of the hoii-e cl.it mil for the Advancement of Tench
leaving the sleepers exposed to the ram mg , the I!cv Frederick II I.vnch.
hve was injured who lepre-ented the C.unegie Peine
j, .g, &f Va
iTlGOOD SHOESU
hi the light of present conditions ice strongly advise
our customers to anticipate their future needs as far
as possible. Prices must go higher when present
stocks are exhausted.
Unmatchable Values Are Here Now In
Women's Pumps & Oxfords
Value Today 7.50 and Up !
INCLUDED ARE:
Oxfords, high heel and walking heel
styles, in a wide variety; in gun-metal,
koko and tan calf.
Pumps a wonderful choice of pretty
models in patent leather, koko calf, gun
metal, gray kid, Ivory kid, gray Nubuck
and Ivory Nubuck.
White' Pumps and Oxfords ;. dozens of
styles in white linen or white Nubuck.
919921 Market Street
Market Street Store Closed Saturdays During August
5G01-0G Germantown Ave. 2746-48 Germantown Ave.
4028-30 Lancaster Ave. GOth and Chestnut Sts.
Branch Stores Open Every Evening
.Mllli: OI'llMi IIAII.Y 9 . M. AMI CLONUS AT
: mail s. riiuNK onumis l'll,l,i;n
This Store Will Close 11:30 A. M. to 12:30 P. M. Tomorrow (Friday) in Tribute to Mrs. Clarence K. Arnold, the
i uunuer or i nis ousiness, wno uied August loth.
Specials!
79c
$1 Envelope
Chemise (
Two Mlf J Ir-ii batiste attc wblto
in In ook Uaintib trimmed with Hlilr
, mi hbon boq
$2 Muslin Petticoats, $149
rinhrnidery or lace.
tiniiieil nouncos and uiiflcr-rtifTlo.
80c Checked Gingham
Aprons
Willi lull l.'lRf-s, nr.itly liounil I'ocKol
.mil In- .
$5 Silk Petticoats, $3.95
I'liiffmi t.ilTefc In lirotty rlianffpalilo1
I ipcp pl.clli cl fl'HUH i' No mall or jilionr
order tilled.
lit llrnlhtri. s.l -ONr 1-M.riOll
')59c
Women's $7 to $9.50
White Low j
Shoes
HiSli-KraOV kill. liiirKskin. Nubuck nnd
I iipii ( MlniiliilM. imnips nnd oxlurd."
i- ci r. cl wood full l.niiis licels. Miiurt
Inns camps
Lit llroihrrK First Kloor, North
. 69c & 75c )
Printed Voiles I
TR fiuh Vlnr.il pt lining on wUlte ami
junk KT' tjniN
$1.50 Faille Poplin, $1.19
SilK-ancl cotton in liluf. craj, old lose
i-oifln and lilacK sr. 1 noli
$1 Mohair Skirting, 55c
Molial'- and tot Inn W'nnliable anc'
fa--l coloi I.lBht crnunds with cliecKa.
l.itBc and Kinall fray plnldcd cumblna-
llfill .IJ IIH'llt'S c klc ,
Remnants of 50c & 75c Cotton
Goods, uard, 24c
1 to 0 card lcngtlin ninRliani". suit-
niRS percales voile-, crepps and cre-
lonno No mcitl nK-iibone order1 nllecl.
Lit llrntlierk I-'llst Floor South
Girls' $2 to 8 Tub Dresses,
iiddies k
Smocks I
Middies fclS-i
11W
fin Unix in . M. Hiokon bUeS.
Slightly Foiled fi mi handling o
lintll or phone order;-, llllecl.
Lit llro'liers .src'ii FI-OOH
Men's and Boys' $4
Life-Guard 1$ Cft
Bathing Suits! y
White slPCrlc-s (-hit blue nanne'
I ants and white web Jiph
Men's & Boys' $35 Remington
Roadster Bicycle. $29.75
1119 model Mud Kuanls roller
halns, sprlnp saddle tools and bell
Fulh guaranteed N'on-skid raised
tread tires
Men's $4 Bathing Suits, $2.98
Wool in nacy blue and black V-neck
and sleeceless
(.11 llrnllieru Si: (iXD Fl.OOn
Hound
$1.50 House
Dresses I
i hpckcd and slnped ieicalc
nllar and pocketB
Women's $2.50 House $ 1 .49
Dresses
uwn llnene st-ipid and ilvclecl
cr ngham and contra'-tinB p. rcale wun
oMars nnd estee effect
; (( Urothrti Si:i'c)M iT.nOll
Men's 50c "OnyxLn
Half Hose rc
r-otton in black and coIom Seamless
Size1- ' lo II'j
65c & $1 Neckwear, 49c
I'repe faille. In llgurecl effe. tc also
polka dot and Jacciuarel patterns
Lll llrolhem First Floor, Tth St
Waltham Sewing
Machines, $26.50
Perfect mechanical construction em
bodied In a handsomo oak case, all at-
""'sTaWk pays for it
.Mi .WfiC ol I'honc Urdvri I ,llcil
lt Urothcrs -VIVTU Fl.OOlt
$7.so Chest sa-1 sj.95
ver-PlatedWare(
)8 pieces 6 knives, 0 forks, c table
spoons, 0 teaspoons, 1 bueai Miell, 1
butter knife Moire case
Lit (IcollierK First Flooi Soulh
Penna. Bar-Circle
AUTO TIRES
Guaranteed GOOO miles.
30x3
$12.65
30x3
$15.35
32x3
$17.90
31x4
$23.90
S LIT KROXUKUS
32x4
$24.35
33x4
$25.55
34x4
$26.20
hit nrothcrt
Second Floor
. HATS TRIMMED FREE OF CHARGE
m " If I I I I IGmar K, , M f
Market
Eighth
One Yellow Trading Stamp With Eyery 10c Purchase All Day
PHILADELPHIA e
Filbert
Seventh
Tomorrow! MID-MONTH SALE
BRIMMING WITH BARGAINS
Offering a Myriad of Exceptional Money-Saving Items for Vacationists, Year
Around Use and the Home
Another Remarkable Buying Advantage Is Pointed Out to You in the
Great Summer Clearance Movement!
Women's & Misses'
Fascinating
Frocks
Bargains
We Might Name a Price Several Dol-
lars Higher and Still Offer Good Value
Lit Brothers SKC'OXD Fl.OOIt
These dresses are developed from fine or
gandie, voilo, net, linen, check and plaid
ginghams and othr attractive summer ma
terials in a wide lange of chaiming styles.
The light summer shades, figured effects and
The variations of collars and collarlo.i's ef
cITective combinations are included,
foots, pockets, belts and .sashes are seem
ingly without end; many are novel and de
cidedly "difTcTnt." Effective cmbioidei-y is
ftcely used.
Three of the Captivating Styles
Arc Illustrated
All who need fresh, new frocks with which
to finish out the summer and for indoor
wear the year around have a golden oppor
tunity to save regardless of value, choose
any in the group for only $7.75.
All these Items are
nth Specials, Too!
$13.50 Couchl$J .48
Hammocks f
Just flft ' Khalcl color Soft top
tufted mattress, adjustable windshield
and magazine pockets. None sent
V, O. I). None Hold to rienltrN.
60c Knitting Worsted OA
Wool, ball 'JUt
Vnriet of colors. Kor sweaters, tains
and scat fs
$3 ICIiaki Awnings, $1
Heady to hauir Fixtures included 40
inolies wide onl. None nent i. O. I).
WINDOW SHADES
SSc Shades . cI.m
J1 in Shnclps . h.Ii
$1.4n Shades 1.13
Machine, oil opaque and liand-maclo
finish Wanted colors. Guaranteed
prliiE rollers Klxturts.
No .MqII or Theme Orclern I'lllrcl on
UplloUlery.
Lit llrotliern-r-TIimn FI.OOI1
$3.50 Cottage
Sets, $1.87
31 pieces 6 tups and baucen, 6 din
ner plates, fi hread and butter pliitet,
G dessert saucers, 1 meat cl.sh I'lain
white porcelain Like l.ctrli.
Lit Ilrotlier. TinitU F1A)UH
50c Barnslcy tyQp
Crash, yard ..)OL
Absorhent aniTllniless
$1 Damask, yard, 75c
Women's 65cl
STOCKINGS)
Mercerized lisle
Uliick, white and
Fashioned les
olors. Imperfect.
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Women's $2.25 to
$2.50 Silk Stockings
Kull fashioned ill black and white.
Imperfections of a noted biand.
mull or phono orders filled.
Women's 75c Union Suits, 48c
Limited lot. Cotton ribbed. Torchon
lace trimmed. Regular sizes.
Women's 39c Mercerize3
Lisle Vests, 19c
Low neck and sleeveles'j. Imperfect.
Lit llrothers First Floor, South
Women's $4.50 to $0.50
$6.50 Sweaters
Kllp-on models of wool arn In Rood
colois Sailor or shawl collar, purliiiK
and sabh No mall or phone ordercc
nilecl. SECOND FLOOH
Women's 75c
Silk Gloves
Two-clasp. 'White Double tips.
Long Silk Gloves, $1
White Double tips.
Lit llrothiTH First Floor, Stli St.
$30Reed)$$r
C4-lnch Mercerized Stupes and Oi ( A,LM
floral designs OlrOlieiS ) AalP.jf
50c lurUlSh Jlowels, jac with hood, reclining back, footwcll
Largo size Double Terry jams kind windshield.
LH Ilrolher. nrst Floor North I Lit llrothrrs THinD FLOOR
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75c New Process Floor
Coverings, Square Yard,
c&3Sc
Two jaidH wide Ttcmnant lengths,
hnms sllghtl.v shopwom No moll or
phone orders. I'lcnsc bring slzeo.
RUG SPECIALS
mil lots I mltid Iiniferfect
JfTi Chenille lledroom SQQ Cfl
ItiiBB, P! feet O..OU
.IJ Chenille lledroom Ituita, 0i0 feet.
17.50 u,,d ?19.50
20 Chenille lledroom Itucn. SI A
4x7 feet lu
58S I'luln All-wool Siiijrna, fJQ e
8x12 feet 0.OU
16 Heamleiis Tapentry Ilrumiels, ;in
G.9 feet U
J1S.0O Hag lings, 8x10 Q cq
$1.1 I'luln uII-hooI Sinjniu, " (c en
3C72 inches . . - O.OU
Lit llroilirm KOl'llTH FLOOR
$1.50 Black)
Silk Pongee)
27 inches wide. Limited lot. No mail
or phone orders filled
Lit Ilrothem First Floor, South
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2&Z.50l$.5O
Corsets 1
Small lot White and pink
$5 P. N. Corsets, $3.50
Pink broche Low or medium bust.
Sizes 21 to 20.
LH Hrotlier Second Floor
Mid-Month
Specials!
$1 to $1.50
Fly Screens
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Odds and ends of Wlne-cnd screens.
A'd Mail or Vhonc Orders,
$10 Rotary Washer, $7.98
Acme Ice Cream Freezers,
2-qt.. all metal, $1
Roofing Paper, 79c
About 108 Mtu.iro feet In roll.
Aluminum Ware $1 OC
Sauce Pan Sets. . . ,,
l: 1 i nnd 2-ct ,SV( of three.
Clothes Baskets, 65c
.Sturdily lnndo of wood splints
Parlor Brooms, 39c
$1 Mop Outfit, 69c
7fic mop, with adjustable flat folding
handle, and ran Cedar Oil Polish
Lit Brothers THIRD FLOOR
79c Writing
Paper : Box
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(Jood quality with cloth finish. Four
colors to box pink, white, buff and
blue. 4 8 sheets, 48 envelopes and 12
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60c Writing Paper, pound 45c
78 sheets, 75 envelopes.
Lit ISrolhcrs First Floor, South
10c Pair Kiddie )D
Garters : 3 pairs) &v
Pink, whlto or blue.
Mr Irr rHilelcln, pair ...
Br Card I'earl Iltittonn, 2 card. .
,e Card Snap Vimtenern. Ii cards
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First Floor, South
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Great Close-Out Sale of Men's $20 to $25)
Tropical -Weight Suits
We bought them for just about two-thirds of their regular whole
sale price from the famous makers, Joseph Goldsmith & Co., 15th
and Wallace Sts., who are reorganizing the firm.
Although every suit is excellent and a credit to the full price,
we are selling just as fortunately as wo bought, and every pur
chaser who comes here shares to the full.
Savings Range from Six to Eleven Dollars Even More
The serviceable, stylish materials include comfort cloth, Ber
muda cloth, silk mohair, Palm Beach and other high-grade suit
ings. Jasper gray, navy blue, plain black, stripes, plaids and
tweed effects are included.
Sizes for all, with Suits specially designed for larger men.
Boys' $3 to $4 Wash Suits, $i.70J
The suits will please at a glance; tbc materials aro serviceable anil the
styles attractive. Middy suits with long or short pants, Oliver Twist, Nor
folk and Junior models in combinations of whito with blue or green, blue line
and striped golatea. Sizes 2'4 to 7 years.
JJt Bralliert SKCOND Fl.OOIt, SRVKNTU STREET .
3VIlt Our Blc New Hfturanl Beit Pfi;erUilni,t 3.owt I'rltr-S.ventli Wen of Ou Vtvr BuUdlnj, Itli JUnrk.t S!.i
50c Ribbons)
yard )
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r.-inch selfolored satin ana moire
tilped ribbon First Floor, North
$1 Oilettes, 65
Fine aesortment
ild masters!.
-reDiTiductlons of
THIHD FLOOR
$1.75 &$2 Seam- J .45
less Sheets J
Medium and heavy weight bleached
iheetlns 54x00, 63x90, 72x90 and
01. on Innhan T mrwrf Pl?t.
40c & 45c Pillow 29C
Cases, each
nic.ic.-hcd. 12x3(1 and 45x30 Inches.
Imperfect. o mall or phoue orders
llllecl.
Remnants of 23c j 1 Qc
Sheeting, yard
3S'i! Inches wide.
85c Mohawk Sheeting, 65c
Bleached. 2'i yards wide.
Remnants of 65c 49C
Ticking, yard '
Blue-and-whito stripes 31 Inch.
$6 to $J5 Blankets,
$4.75 to $12
Kleecedown and wool-and-cotton
mixed in white, erav and pretty nlalds.
Soiled or mussed. Double-bed size,
S8 Satine Comforts, $5
White cotton filling For doublo bed
8.50 Bed Sets, $6.59
White Marseilles Cut-out corners
nil scalloped edge Scalloped bolster
throw Double-bed size.
30c Outing Flannel, 22c
Pink and blue stripes 27 Inch.
I.lt Urol hern First Floor, North
Women's 50c Hand-(Q9'
kerchiefs, 6 for. . . v&
Colored Initials and cord edge
Men's 18c Hand- -t nXc
12
kerchiefs
Tan, blue, laendei- and if recti bor
ders. First Floor. South.
$5 Baby $098
Chains. I
bolld gold neck chain and locket.
$2 Pearl Necklaces, 89c
Opera leiiBth, solid cold catches.
I.lt Ilro(lier Jewelry Section
18
68"
25c Kal Pheno
ToothPaste.
Xnllnrd's Jlcrbanlum Hair
Tonic,
HI Dnnderlne
0o Mlltnlfled Coroanut Oil...
3Ue Dagcrtt ft Itnmtilell's Cold
Cream
$1,10 llajer'n Atperln TohleU,
106'
110c Jv Ill I'owder ,
II Vlnol
S0 Pehecro Tooth Pant ...
;.1a Woodbury' lac Ial Hemp...
Not more than six cakes to one ciu
tomer.
30i I'almollie Slmnipnn ,. ,,4ir
II Durham Duplex Hntnrs .., ,A68e
II flem Jr. rnfrt.v Ituinrs R9e
30c new Jr. Hnfely Illnden, pkg., SB
J5o Tnenty-lMule.Team Ilorax, , ..lie
30e Witch llaiel ,.Se
30o Rpnoni Halt., 2 lbs, ....Itfc
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