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CAMDEN SELLS CAR
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Pepper Invited
to Head Food Body I
Crowds Jam Fivo
Mayor Complains of Treat
ment of Jersey Towns
CITY CUT FROM U. S. LIST
(.I.OIH.K WIIMITIIV .'KI'PKK
He is iiiiiIpi stooil to liivc been nvhril
to lie 11I tlii" prnposnl fond "fair-
price" committee Mere.
About 650 Sales of U. S. Food
; Have Been Recorded in
Postoffice
MAIL CARRIERS AS AGENTS
Purchaser of food from tlir covcrti
ment through the Philadrlnlila linstnfhVi
had spent about S3.r.n0 up to tlil nft
wnoon amountnl tn nbout M'l 0011
Py Assistant Postmaster l.mtci.
Mr? Lister said the ntc rcotrrclav to
talwl nbout $25..'00 nnd thought Hint th
ales today up to tho middle nf the nft
Iprnoon ainoiintc rlto nbout ?!" imiii i
$14,000
He reached 1iK totnl for vcvterdn In
estimating that nil of thn iihlatinii.
averaged tl.0 sale At tin .eniral t 1
iiort j-pstoiilin's calf total"! .'j:'."in
'flip food order window" nt tin- post
offices were reopened nt 7 i'i lot k tins
mnrnine. nnd th l"rk found 1 'UK
l!nc of moil nnd women waituiK
Service
Mnjor fhnrlis .Tunc, one iiiiln
propprtj nnd MnniRc officer tn tlu .lis
trier, fpnrs thnt tho iniinv nriini pin
Mil. when filled, exhaust the Mock
of tlip surplus government motl ill
lottPd to Philadelphia. If uch is found
In bo tho rnp no morn nnlei. will In
received
To Rpftmd
Order
thp nostofnrcs. substations and I" thi
mail carriers until it i fnrniallv .in
nounced that thp stoi k m thp com m
ment warehouse is nlil 0111. And money
taken up to that tune fni order, thai
cannot bo filled will bi ri'fiindi'il
Mr. T.istpr. who ,ic, nbni thp s.,ip Representative of War Depart
as 11 trpmpndous unci ci- ' has pinni
ispd that thprp will in iittip or no didui ment Here to Place Those
In thp dclui'iv of tin food ordered.
All of thp orders placed were sent to
the central post oflii , at Ninth ind
Market streets. Here 1 lerks an- engaged
tn establishing the total amounts of the
food orderpd, and when tins is learned
the order will be placpil with Major
Jones, 'flip stock will then bp cnt from
the government warehouse to the panel
post station nt Tvvcntv iccond and Mar
ket strprts Ilerp postal clprks will
make it up into package as onlered bv
the purchasers.
"We expect to couiplptp thp deliveries
in not morp than three or four dtiv-,
Mr. Lister said
1 hile 1 00 'ars of food have been 1 ,.,, ,nr, I,. the state cinplowucnt ser
shipped to Philadelphia foi the state ice. iliicc ted hv former Lieutenant (lov-
supplj, onh eightv -one cars have been ! ,.r,mr I'lanK It Mit'hiin
received nnd unloaded, and these con-' Captain Hill iml tndnv that tlie
tain inostlj rice. soup. 1 urn and peas, names of 1700 ofliiprs and enlisted men .,,,, ()5P(. ,,f (;corK,, 1
Major .Tones said he did not know wIiph vvlm me received technical tunning in rector of public works
(onllnnrrt From rr line
hnd onh n few moments to rateh lil
Irnln for Washington
Itefore lie left, however, he explained
. thnt Mr Meitu would Issue a state
Stations. 1 mpnt inter "Legislation" wns ills
1 cussed nt the conference, he snld.
1 Mr. I'nlnier denied that the conferees
hnd considered nil step to eliminate the
1 fair price committee proposal from their
1 .,i,,n nnd ndded that he was not rcnilv
nt this time tn nnnoutice the inline of
the man who will direct the tight ngninst
ptofitccrs here in Philadelphia.
It is rumored thnt Mr. llelnr. will nsk
tleorge Whnrton Pepper to head the
fair price committee here
Mr Pepper said thi nfternonti.
however, thnt he hnd not et been in
vited to fill such nn office.
"t can't snv whether or not I would
tnke the plnce, if it were offered." lie
OF HIGH SHOE PRICES
Refuses to Extend Federal
Trade Commission Inquiry
to Food and Clothing
ICE SITUATION SOLVED
BY CUT CONSUMPTION
Committee Says Present Sur
plus Assures Against Famine
if We Are Careful
On the present bnsi nf conservn
Hon there Is enough ice In storage
"" ' houses here to meet demands for the
HEARING ON PACKERS LAGS !""t of the summer.
The iep consprvntion
Long lines of niPti. wonipn and chil
dren, with marker baskets on their
arms, gntheied tins afternoon nt the
live depots iti Camden nt which go
eminent food was sold nt reduced rntes
in the tight against the high cost nf
tiling.
Onh n mrlnnd wns obtained by the
.iti and this was disputed of in less
tl nn an hour
Mnvor Kills. f Camden, complnlned I do Hut I would be glnd to help in any
todav or the manner in which New .Ter vvnv in 111.1 power
se towns nre being trented bv those I Mr Ileitis during the Inst twenty
wlin me disposing of the government's ' four hours lins been forced to mnke rnd
siirplus food. Me snjs thiiuhis plnn to l, nl changes in his plnns for fighting
the high ost of living.
lie hn found it Mttte snort ot lm-
Hj lite. Associated Press
Washington, Aug. lit. A resolution
directing the Pedernl Trade Cominis
slon to Investigate the high cost of
shoes, and determine the cause for in
creased prices, wbh adopted toda by
the House, which refused to extend the
innulrj to clothing and fond. The reso-
commlttee of
the Department nf Health has issued
this statpmrnt :
"Reports recehed bv the ice conser-
vatlon committee for the period of Au
gust 1 to 15 show that the Ice cutis timed
TTry our comomatio
In that period wax 5410 tons a day, as' JjQXt fanjC lOttle Of
compared with a consumption of 5004
tons n tiny for the preceding fifteen da I
period.
"The Ice In storage on August 15
wan 24,000 tons. With this nmount of I
storage Ice to draw upon In addition to,
the amount of ire manufactured dally,
there Is sufficient Ice to meet the dnlly
demand on the 'present basis of con- .
servntlon. ,
"The co-operation of the public has
made It possible to make no further re
duptions In thp amounts of Ice furnished
to consumers nt this time. The present
basis of restriction must, however, be '
continued until further notice." 1
and can of Powder
jtntt m r sr r I
qj&&u.sg. gu
Pcoplo of refinerayneYCijv
whether they pi1
powder orapastc, a
ono accord to the wo
best-known dentifrice
'erc
orx iirpiii. a
fctuminEvXUi
rldcstald
cfbociQnt
At your dealer's
d from the po-tniastcis P A IT III! I (Tri0
pftmd Money on Kress Orders Jflf H MtKN
rs for the fond will be taken at, Uni I I MILL ULLIU
(ICE
debt high prices in Camden has been
w re. kod bv the decision of I'nitcd Stntps
agi'tits to cut rsjunden from the list of possible to reconstruct thp old Penn
places receiving shipments of food. Me I sylvnnia food administration ns con-
. nits the government's continued help Ltituted during the war.
in Ins light I Hifusnl of .1n. Cooke. !!d. to sprvp
To pi cm at onfusion nt the food sta jas organiei of the "fair pi ice" cotn-
11011s this afternoon, each person wait mittee for Philadelphia count. wns nnl
,ing to bin was given 11 number. Thise the fiist of mnn disappointments ex
, numbers were cnlled when the dnois pcrienced hi Mr. Heinz,
'wen opcndl In this wny crowding it became known today that the vast
I imis prevented and "repeaters" were mnjoritv nf foitnei cnutit.v ndministrn-
ihf, atvd Mors bail tsnoreil .Mr 1 icinz s requesi ro
t the station nt I'iftb and Arcli
explnined "1 must know wnnt wilt dp Intlon was held up yesterdas by the lack
required, before I can tell what I shall of a quorum.
the Mouse agriculture committee ts
expected to report today on amend
ments to the food control act extending
its authority to clothing nnd otherwise
increasing is pffpetiveness n cpmbatting
the high cost of living. Appearance be
fore the committee of a delegation of
majors of New Jersey cities urging Ini-
sircits William Snyers. Councilman
Pi.iiik S Vim Ilnrl. Police Sergeant
I'nailes Laid nnd Senler'of Weights
llairv Itnldiiig helped in the sale of
food
Other slat ions were established in the
lesnnie tloir duties unoffu ill
cmercencv measure.
Mr. Heinz telegraphed requAts that
the, form "fair price" committees in
their localities to sixt-scvn former
iniint' administrators. Of these otilj
five 01 si answeied in the aflirmntife.
mediate action to reduce prices pre
vented final consideration and report on
the iiniPtidinpnts yesterdnj.
IteccJrs'eTe.cr witnesses were heard
and'inuch less, time consumed in in
voft'tijcHtinK theVide of those favoring
the legislation tnati wns expected, the
Senate agriculture committee, which is
holding hearings of the Kenjon bjll for I
regula,lion nf tlie jpnckiiiK industry to
i asjjjnl (la.v , vv'tis uiie .wipprpspiitativrs of the '
jf "JiapkPisVwrrc not summoncd tti appear I
nuLii 10- ;
e jester- 1
iiiiwiiiiiiiiiiiiinwwiniiiiwiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiHiiin
Formerly 1115 Chestnut Street
iiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiinuiiiiiiiiiiii
i two Past Camden tire houses, nt Fourth A lnrge portion replied that hey liid
01..I Vine streets and at Uroadwnv mill g'nen more than n jenr's tlmeto this
i'i,,vimii clients work during the war emergencj am
Tin ..nloa.l of food disi.nsed of in mediatcl niter tne signing
nf tHe
until thM dntp iinjniirniiienjr i;
morion wns ilecijletl upon fate
lay. V
Conunissionei William J'. Colver. of;
the federal trade commission, which body
reccntlv made public a report c.f Its ex- !
liaustive investigation into tlie packing
Imlustrj. was the priiiripal witness yes-
nj He disciisseif witli the cotnniit-
ng
Having Technical Training
HAS 1700 NAMES ON LIST
imi i iti iiiiiii in tiniii nt' iiisi-ii in iii r V i Cii e JL 1.1
ilu.le.1 , aimed corn, peas, tomatoes nd armistice, and were now tesnming theifc tee ?hucli of the mfdrmatioii coiicwiiiiii
other , eg, tables and canned ha private businesses, which had suf- the indaslrj sccurej during the invest!
Mu. I, more could have bee, sold to the fere.l dining the intern,! Thej said ;B"tioii n,l explain,! the views of t.
cage, throng if it had been on mind ' it nul.l not be possiblefor them to Vminislnn as to flip need of the pack
s -sMtuiiroi. f
Senator Kenjon liimsplf
Mason & DeMan$
i2 15 CKestnut Street
Large Price Concessions
Make This Our Greatest
IMI
Annual FimSale
Double Savings! First, our regular selling prices 2t
ular. Second, our Sale Reduction of 20 per cent. Oi
Savings of 20 to 45
('apinm .Inlni Parker Hill has been
sent line as leprescntntive ot Colonel
Attliur II Woods, assistant to Score -tall
linker, to take i ll.irge of the ef-
fmts to (in,! positions for the higbiv Twenty-eight
traiuiii leinni'-ai men woo niivi- oe.-n
discharged from the armv after scrvi, e
abroad
Captain Hill has opened an office at
l l.'.l't AkIi strut in the building oc
CITY RECEIVES BIDS
ON STREET AND BRIDGE
right
Proposals Sub
mitted on Contracts Amount
ing to $450,000
again lav aside their piivifyo nffnirs nt I ers
! this time
I Most significant. hnweverXwas the at a later heari
fact that tlie mnjoritv of tlit, former
count adminislVutors did not evu tnke
the trouble to answer Mr. llcinz'sSlele-Igi-am.
ruder tliei'irctimstanecs Tr.
Ilein feels it would liot be practicaVe
to set up again tlie ntuehinery winch
may testify
as he icserved that
ride
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NO CLUE JN ROBBERY CASE
r
Ilul-
sticet
' bti(lg(
1 total
foi tl" lepnving and tepnir of
.ind the lepair and iaiuting of
. leiuesenting an approximate
f S-J50.000. have been opened in
Datesnian, (li
ft sufficient vartet.v would be on hand to' ,
lines nre listed in Washington
Pizlitcen pmposnls on the street work
nnd ten on the budges weie submitted.
Although it wns impossible to Mliediile
the bids vest,.,av because of thei,
Lumber and thr fact thnt they were
unit proposals. U was aiinouiicrd that
i in the aggregate they gave prices af
fill all the postal orders, but the good- m ,Mll . would devote Ins entile at
will be delivered to the postmasters as f,.nt inn to 'he placing as mail as pos
fnst as they are received bv him Wheth- ..j),,, f ti,,.,. men in the right sort of
er the postmasters will wait for ever -' ,,sjijim jn l'hiladelphia. The work to
thing before conmieii, mg to fill indi- ......i .w.vitimis for the 1700 will extend
vidua! orders 01 whether the will s(.d tlirmlKll llllt dialled the eastern Met -, ,., t),p MlmP tigures as thosp quoted
tieopip tup stun ns n ni rives win no .,,,iitiin distrn t . which lncluiles i-inia- fur similar work last venr.
determined later. ''.l,,!,,!,!,, vn York and Host, in The woik covered bv tlie bids in
l ...... . .I...1...1 .-.. : c .1... cionTftmvo .....
1 ending business men liere, sam ( hji- 1 1 -u u, u.-ois ,u m,- ,s,, ,w,voo ioo-
..' i.ii i..,s,..,l in this .-1 nlcipal loan passed and npproed last'
Xt milrri on methods of ilisti-ilio- ,al" '"".",, , ,,, month Commits will not be let. lie '
. - .. . -.. - . .1... ,,.,,,, fl.il, Will , II -,l I. -I ill e "" ----- - -- -- -- . -
I 1 ... I'. ...I ' II. ...1 1....T .F nnin.ll1i.nr In. Ill 111' It l(n.rn In mi.,ii..
,, Iw. I ( "I iiiiik in I nil i i'iiniiii iiin-i iii i iiiinv.iu. . .. ......,. j .......... .'t... -.iiiiiii,
lO I" .!. I, I li:l .11 .!... I e 1. . II..LII . ,!',... I . ....
III!' IXIIi-UO .11 1 iiiniii ,F, ill, ill uriri - ' ,11 me I UUIIC UOIH 1 L'pu .UllCUl. I IICV
Potlce Fail to Run Down Men Whoi
iBound Girls
No clue tins Iippii found of thp rob- I
bprs who .stole $400 from n burenu '
drawer in h bouse nt .'Kl.Xt North Itnn
dolph street jesterdny, nfter binding
nnd gagging two little girls who were
the solty oceiipnuts of the plAce nt the,
time. J
Thft girls. Mildred Denit.. twelve
year old, whose mother conducts a
Kmn ti) I ti r 1 1 in, 1 1 u r tifiil f'nrninn T nmnsten i
1 U"" ". ". """ v. ...... ........I.,..,.,
J cjljlit jenrs old. who lives at 3320 North
11 I !..!.. I. .(mnt u;ll L(ll. fn ll.nt.
at tlie conference, but the invitation . . .,, ..,.i,i. ,..i,i, ,i ,.,!, I
inn i in i ii.ui i ri mi i rii innnnn. i
Detective Mejers. who is investlgat-
functioned during the vviri J
In the absen, e of Mr. TTinver, it is No clue lins I
genernlli conceded that MrNlIcim. will bers whn, stole
t . . it till . T. ilenii ftp i 11 Tl lil ,
ne .tiorne.v iienerai I nuiier s principal
lieutenant in the campaign ngalnkt the
food profiteers.
It becnnie known tndnv that XIr.
Heinz had not been invited to the (on
fprPiu ' ot officials and food experts
called . psterdny by I'nited StntPs At-
turnej Kane.
Mr. Hepburn1 was asked to "sit
New Orders Itncehed Dull.
t.nn 111 .
effort of the armv and will
l in tmilinir liositiotls The men
Iplincil in, lude not onl.v engine, rs. but
i tn Inn, nl men in almost everv line audi
I soini piotessioual men
I While 17IKI me now listnl at wasii
I ,iii-t,,n. ibis niinibei will prnbnhlv be
ii rpqncht that oidprs i L,rp,.tlv increased, as the armv will soon
dischaige about .".iKt.lKKI more men and
ii.. in, ni',. niimeioiis nfhceis nnd
he carriers nre awjj on vacation, and ,.nliste,l men who left important po-i
t will oonsidernbl.v ligliten their work ,.,. ,.,., ,,, 1C tcilinnal training to en
If orilycrs are not giveu them. tpr tlll sl.,,,.
UNCLE SAM NO MODEL 'AUTO CRASHES CAUSE
'BOSS,' SAYS DR. LANZA $90,000 DAMAGE SUITS
Health Chief Tells Engineers' One Defendant Says He Was
I came mil two hours before the meet-'
ing was held in Mr. Kane's ofh( e. Mr.
' Hepburn was asked to explain the pro
cedure followed hj the food ndminis. J
Itrntion in Philadelphia during the war.1
, City Appointments Today
Two municipal appointments vveie
ing the case, questioned Charles Deuitz,
the man who lost the money. Dpnitz
said lie had about $."00 in the drawer
Dfi the thieves took all but $100.
tion arc received here from Washing-
loa two or three times a day, princi
pally changes in former i tiling which
will help speed up deliveiy.
While mail earners over the citv have
instructions to accept unlet . the post
master has made
be taken directlj to the main .postofHoe
or a substation if possible. Muuj of
ti
it will oonsidernbl.v lighten their work
initiation of a suit atta, king the valuhtv i arp
ol items oi tne loan ptoviuiug lor re
p.nts on the ground thnt the new diar
t,i prohibits the use of loan funds- for
in. lint, iinnc v. hi, h is expected to he
-tituted in th nirts today
North
Janitor Arrested for Thefts
Hnrrlsburg, Aug. 10. After numer
ous, reports nf burglaries in the fash
ionable Shope Apartments, the citj
police have ancsted'C. JI. Overton, the
Kdwatd (i. Stcarne,
r irteenin sireei, insppctoi-, iiiireaii ot janitor. liierton nan in ills looms
Highways. S1300. and .lames V. Shield, ! more than $100(1 worth of loot, inostl.v
2.10- Pine stieet. inspector. Iiinenu of I in the form of women's fancj wearing
Club of Improvement Coming
in Government Methods
Tt will be a long tune hefoie the
government can be held up as ,i model
for the private pmplover. a, cording to
Dr. A .1 T.aii7ii. cbipf of the I'nited
States Public Health Seriiee, who
spoke todav. at the engineers' Club.
On the federnl program for imploring
Industrial working conditions
"It has been our ninbition." he
said, "to make I'nole Snm an ideal
employer, hut our tesults thus far have
been more effective with the individual
industrial establishments Our mm
plicated system of approni iatinns the
many diverse channels tlnough which
authority flows mnkes ir uinie difficult
to get the most simple results than In
the case of the individual eniplover "
The bureau plans to continue its
experimental and icscarch work in co
operation with the state authorities
The bureau has not actual authnril.v un
less the state authorities voluntnril.v co
operate. Gathering of vital siatisti, s of in
dustrlal conrerns iw also planned to ob
tain information which will he of pre
Tentative value in the matter of ini
proving nnd safeguarding the health of
the worker It tins nlreadi established
A medical clinic in Perth mlv. where
the workers can obtain a plnsical ex
amlnation nt a low , ost
Good Samaritan and Deed
Is Not Appreciated
. suits tntnline S'mi i""1 "
Atlantic , oiintT New lersev
suiting from autotiiol'ile mi
llama
tiled in
todav i
dellts
Mr. and Mis. William V. Temple
ol Atlantic Citv. ha.e tiled suit against
I'lnnk I. Sitlev. of liiiddoiifiehl. nnd I
Major P.ernaid Cittelmnn. of Atlantic j
Citj. foi sums totaling Si.i (Mm lliev
claim th"v were standing nn the cuib
at Atlantic iimmiiip. tbiiitu CiH . Inst
August -. and when ihev stnited to
Iii.iii cl a trolb v two automobiles dnven
bv the , I fen, I. nits inini bv knocking
them down and pci millionth injuring
them.
' Mrs Temple nsk ..'l(l.00(l for her
injuiies while her hiisliand asks .o.".0tKt
Sttlev clnmis he did not hit either of
i the , laimauts. but that he saw thp n,
, i, lent .ind imniedinteh pin veil (Juod
I Samaritan, taking the injured couple
I in his nt to the hospital
I The other damage suit filed tndnv wns
jth.it of ' Tuivcki. asking Mo. 000
, ftoin the linker. Tin k Department Stole
ICnmpnnv. of Camden, for in pines Mis
I tained bv Cm roll Turzviki .luh II,
I when i nn ovci bj nn nutomobile belong
, nig to the delendiint
. The car was diiven bv one of the
ponipiinj'. chauffeurs The , was
j struck, it is ilniined as In stalled
j across the stieet nt Haddon .neiiue
We Accept
Liberty
Bonds
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'ius show you
Wc Accept
Purchasing
Agents'
Orders
ent
taaestof Ruuinn
r Fur's During
Annual Sale
oil Save up to 45 per cent.
rs Purchased durintr the Sale will hr.
stdred free in our vaults until rniiirr4
Purchases made by charge customers
durjrtg August will appear dh statements
rendered November 1st.
Every Fur Garment ixyJne. Annual Sale
has passed the judsimcnV. of exDert fur.
riers; the qualities cannotbe surpassed,
nor tne values equaled.
The Styles sire abolutelyrrect for th.
season !9I9I920.
j Y
The Mhwshn &WeMany label is in
every garment, afsunng perfection in
quality, style ard Workmanship.
1 n.irl C'linstniit street The fmhei nvU
- Autotruck Breaks Child's Leg sio.ono damages for the (. and S.jlHio
Cecil Dykes, eleven vears old. of for himclf.
JCinth and Walnut streets, Camden. I
was struck and seriousiv liijureit nv an, Drives Auto Across Country
OUIO irucK mis itricriioon as up was
playing in the street near his home
Samul Wilson. 01.S Walnut street,
Camden, the driver of tlie truck, car
ried the child to the Cooper Hospital.
Kvb.ere'tt was found be had n fracture of
the leg und contusion" about the body.
AVilsoD later surrendered to the police.
A dispatch from I.os Angeles Cntif ,
last night told of tlie arrival at Pasa
dena of Mr. and Mrs M. Verner Simp
son. of Philadelphia, after a ttansconti
nental automobile tour during all of
which Mrs. Simpson guided their large
touring car. This was the third such
trip made bv the Summons.
HIGH-GRA
Proven ability. Twenty
propositions lor high-cla
Large clientage in Middl
Knowledge of foreign langu
rbC c a
rears expdientj
at oonceirM. iTjr
e VQrat. coU
64
LESMAN
lentfc in handling big
pteient employed.
h and Eat. Age 39.
t credentiala.
B 104, Ledger Office
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97.50 .Marmot Coats 78.00
167.50 Natural Muskrat Coats.... 13 1.00
155.00 Natural Nutria Coats 121.00
167 JO Australian Seal Coats 131.00
185.00 Natural Raccoon Coats 148.00
212.50 Hudson Seal Coats 294.00
367.50 Scotch Moleskin Coats 294.00
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492.50 Betiver it'oats 314 fill
G17J50 WudRffli Seal Wraps 494.00
617JQWJfre Caracul Coats 494.00
857.0(TNaturaI Squirrel Wraps.. 694.00
875.00 Scotch Moleskin Wraps... 694.00
1185.00 Natural Mink Wraps 948.00
1170.00 nroadtail Wraps 07 nn
Extra-Large Size Coats Up to 50 Bust
Sets
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55.00 Gray Wolf 44.00
80.00 Taupe Wolf 64.00
92.50 Ueaver Sets 74.00
92.50 Brown Fox 74.00
110.00 Mink Sets 88.00
122.50 Black Lynx 98.00
122JS0 Taupe Kox 98.00
137.50 Skunk Sets 110.00
Scarfs
30.00 Taupe Wolf 24.00
30.00 Brown Wolf 24.00
35.00 Taupe Fox 28.00
35.00 Brown Tox 28.00
37.50 Mink Scarf 30.00
42.30 Hudoon Seal 34.00
42.50 Black Wolf 34.00
60.00 Jap Cross 48.00
Stoles
55.00 Seal Stoles 44.00
72.50 Kolinsky Stoles... 58.00
92.50 Mole Stoics 74.00
92.0 Mink Stoles 74.00
97.50 Skunk Stoles 78.00
117.50 Beaver Stoles 94.00
117.50 Australian Opossum 94.00
245.00 Black Lynx Stoles. 196.00
Distinctive Coatees
Australian Seal Coatees
Rich fur. fashionably styled.
Annual Sale lrlc: tlH.nn
October Price 122.50
Mink Coatees
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VnniiHl Sale Price: IJM.Oft
October Price 242.60
Kolinsky Coafees
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OcJobir Woe: IZ 1 7. 50
Hudson Bay'SaWi
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Annunt SnloPrlci: 601.00
October ff2pe; 867 50
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mofon Capital Stock jr
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225 Shares of the Co
VIGILANT MILLS
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(Manufacturers of Uoholsti
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NOTICK IS HEREBY GIVEN that the u
Goods)
ersigned, Francis
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Property Custodian, will offer for sale, at pubhc sale, to the highest bidder, atth
rial office of Vieilant Mills, Adams Avenue mid Leiner Street, Frankford. Pa,
nVlnrk- A. M.. on the 6th dav of Sentember. 1919. 225 shares of the commotfeani
Alien
e prmci
at 11:30
tal stock
of the par value of $100 each, out of a total authorized anrl outstanding issue of 500 such
shares of Vigilant Mills, a corporation created and eyisting under and by virtue of the
laws of the Mate of Pennsylvania.
Full description of, and Information concerning, the property to be
told, the terms and conditions of inspection and sale, and the order
thereof, may be obtained by application to JOSEPH F. GUFFEY,
Director, Bureau of Sales, 110 West 42d Street, N. Y. 'City.
FRANCIS P. GARVAN,
Alien Property Custodian.
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