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Believe More Could Be Done by
Convincing Senators Than
Appealing to Public
SI.LENT COMPROMISE LIKELY
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U n Staff Correspondent
Washington, Sept. 20. 1'rrslclpnt
Wilson will make much more headway
in his ficUt for rnllficntion of the peace
treaty unamended through conferences
he will hold in Washington with sen
ators this week, if his health permits,
than he could possibly have gained by
finishing his speech -making tour, treaty
supporters in the Senate believe.
With the President back in Wash
lngton, his speaking tour cut short by
n physical breakdown, after nearly a
month of addresses throughout the
West, the treaty situation in the Sen
ate is virtually the same as when he
went away.
The President's foity speeihes have
had no npparcnt effect in (.hanging
votes in the Senate. Moreover, there is
little evidence in Washington to show
that the speeches had any marked ef
fect in changing the opinion of the peo
ple toward the licat.. The telegram
signed by Senator Johnson's ft lends in
California ,urging him to cease opposi
tion to the treaty and league is one
of the few exceptions to this state-,
ment. '
The news that the Piesident would
abandon the remainder of-his trip and
come right back to Washington wns
received last Friday with no uncertain
approval by Dcmocrntio suppoilers of
the President in the Senate.
Prefer Quiet Conferences
They aic as firmly comintcd now
ns they were befoic ho went away that
he could do much moie effective woik
through series' of quiet and informal
lonferenccs with the senators here than
he could by going to the people direct
in an effort to Iric the senators into
line for the treaty b discrediting them
nt home.
A vnln nn nilnntinn nf ntnencImontK
or reservations to the league of nations
iu the Senate is unlikely this week.
Speeches, speeches nnd more speeches
ale on the piognim, so tlint tne wceus.Mvanians nie named in a casulat )ist
will mot likcl be gien up eutiicl to of thirty names made public Dy tho
talk, with no action. , ' Wnr Department today. A summary
There wns cei indication nt the of the losses for the state is as fol-1
beginning of last week that befoic an
other week's end thcie would he a
straight-out show-down vote on the
Johnson amendment and other proposed
amendments that strike nt the heart of
the league of nations.
Democratic sunnorteis of the' league
nnnenrpcl anxious for n hnstv test ot
nppearcu anxious ioi a nasi icsi oi
M.IC-HK11I unci uriirteu nil iicn. !;'
enough to detent tne nmeuumeuts. Jic-
publican opponents of the league seemed
equally confident of putting through the
Johnson amendment, although they
tbpught suppoit could be gained by
going about the matter slowly.
Hut toward the end of the week
supporters of the Johnson amendment,
which provides that no countiy shall
have more representatives on the league
of nations council than the United
States that England and her five col
onies shall not have six votes found
beyond question that they lacked the
xotes to put it through.
Democratic supporters of the league,
unamended, discovered, on the other
hand, that they could not rally enough
xotes to defeat the Johnson amendment
and get it piomptly out of the way be
cause the senators in favor of lescrva
tions, in prefeience to amendments,
were lined up with the Johnson sup
porters to prevent a vote being taken.
So the last week ended xxith no vote
on the treaty or league thnt would clear
ly show the respective streugth of its
supporters and opponents. The present
situation is about like this:
First. Vote on the Johnson nnd
Shantung amendments will not come for
' two weeks, and it is doubtful if they
can be adopted then.
Second. Supporters of the four Lodge
WANTED
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reservations have gained much strength
in the last Jwo weeks. Ratification of
the treaty with the" reservations ap
pended now seems rcrtaln.
Third. Senator, favoring amendments
hac discovered they cannot put them '
through nnd will now try to pass the
strongest reservations thej can obtain '
ns n compromise. . I
Pout th. The President is bluffing
about withdrawing the treat., nnd being i
now assured that the league opponents
cannot amend. It, will accept leservn
tions to which he lias indicated at nrl
ous times he will not strongly object.
About the time that Mr. Wlli-on be- f
came disappointed over the failure to
gain ground in hts conferences with
senators and decided definitely to lay
his case before the people, Senator
Swanson, of Virginia, joint leader with
Vfn.mtAH lilt intf of ftln (lnnll iinlit
i v! -i ii I "v"'-: "'"
in the Senate, held n lqng conference
with the President nt which he advised
the acceptance of mild reservations to
the treaty as a compromise.
Swanson Adlscd Compromise
He had spent several weeks can -
nsing Kcutiment in the Senate and
was of the oninion, Swnnsou told tlic
Piesident, that the league could not Ire
passed without (home dinnges am. he
thought acceptance ol reservations pre-
. .. . .
ferable to taking the ii'k n amenu-
mciits,
Hut nfler n long conference, the
President I ejected the compromise
which Swanson wns prepared to hac
all factious agree to, nnd for the ne
c entailer- of which he had obtained
pledges, and said be would take his case
to the people in the belief lie eotim
win a complete victory. The Presl-
dent had not been on the road a week
it is learned, befoic he realcd his
mistake in not ncccpting the conipro
misc extemled through Senator Swim-
son, anil will now accept sucn n com
promise iu silence,
ltesenalions which seem like! of ac-
nnntannn it ill Un mnrleletl fitter the. foill'
VHMU1I1.L ... UV .....UV
Lodge reservations which prcnulc iori'" ""' i " ""
(1) reserving to the United Stntes thel'lenie and then whntocr cabinet should
right to withdraw from the league; ('J) 'n rm would decide what should
reserving the right to the United Stntes, be done Thereupon membeis of the
under Article X, to decline to assume jpailinmcntnry league inndccl the min
the obllgntion to maintain the tcrri- tisters' bein-li shouting nnd gesticulntlug.
torial integrit or political indepen- A intt of Socialists then rushed fiom
denec of any other' countrj : (!l) re-J their seats and faced their niUersniies,
serving its right to decide nil domestic the groui soon engaging in fisticuffs,
questions for itself, nnd (i) declining All the members of the Chamber of
to submit questions affected b the Mon- Deputies, with the exception of the ofTi
roe Doctrine to the intci national peace cial Socialists, voted contidence iu Pie
council for arbitration. mier Nitti
Iterations will not make it neces-1 Tll( ndjouininei.t. taken nfiei the
snry to send the treaty back to the
Versailles Peace Conference for further
approval, as would become
should the Senntc amend it.
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EVENING' PUBLIC
FREE FIGH
T AMONG
ITALIAN DEPUTIES
Deputy -lurnti censured those who
now were attacking Amciiutn Inteiicii-
100 in Ten-Minute Clash Over 'iun nftcr n'y "imd called America to
nor rescue." Me condemned the d'An
DlSCUSSIOn Of Treaty Be- .uunr.lu raid upon Plume and continued.
(nr ArliMi,-iiin "After making war nnon Oermnnv
'
CHAMBER DEMANDS FIUME
"
Hy the Associated Piess
Home. -Kent. 20. Debate In the
! ... . IV
Chamber of Deputies wns interrupted
, . , , ' . . , , .
? ' fight lasting ten
minutes during which about 100 depti
tttf iterllninn tml Tit a nnlntnn iu nv
. ... t ny iix.i'uiiiK j in I'jriaiivrn it --
i prcsfcil in gome qiinilors tlint n u l-P-
aillf nf flin ftnlnna ftwiwlnttt ilm nnlit
lipt ,, ,,..,,,, , I(1,Ign rn1(,r inll
, ,,,,,,. t)n country illlo stnlKR(. ,lllP. I
i .i. .ri i, ,j i, ia .,, .i
tint ,1(l fi(;llt n ,J( ,ilnlnuer imitates
,.t, ..ni,t .., i-ii, ,n,,,,i,.
" "..... -v.... .V. 1.11... ... !
. rhnmhr nf T)m,ilo n.
rlo(.tp(, Mmp (, ,uu. ai;(, tllfrrfnlP
is not iepresentiitie of public senli-
ment in Italy nt the present time
The deputies hne Miiitinucd in nfhec
this long period in oidei to nert in
ternnl strife until the wnr had been
settled. 1
In conseniienccv of the clash In the
'chamber, several challenges to fight dm Is
were nunounced between deputies and
between deputies nnd Journalists. -
.
Wrangling I recedes tight
A ptolnnged heated disc usslnn pie
coded the riotous sirne. The membeis
or tlie pnrlinuic'iitnM league insisted
upon aUiug the gmeininent whether it
intended to discuss the treaties befoic
adjournment Piemier Nitti answered
. , , . . rt
,' """ """'" ""' s Jf1' ","'-
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ithe em eminent renllv intended bring
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i the tienties on Wediiesilai. The belief
seemed lather to be that the chamber
would be dissohed for the holding nf
general elections.
Troops Preent Disorder .
, Tim ,i..init, ..f the ilminUi- n nc.
( otipic-d b police, cnrabineeis nnd tioojis
to pieveiit disoiclers
I Yesterday's debute iu the chamber
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LEDGER PHILADELPHIA', MONDAY,
u"o5i"w sociaii V Tmat1, lPa,U'r f
he Official Socialists.
j timii is Happening iciim, is tne
iiutgKowth of the war." lie declared.
'What
"War
arouses all nppctiles,
. i .1
I more you nttempt to gintlfy them the
less jou succeed In satisfying tliem."
Anil Allstrlfl HI) inn- (.. ........ n ..I.. ...
- .. . ..., ..- ni-rui iuK i,u
I war against .Ingo-SlnM'n, but which of
n'V.v"" banks win s,,p,,, '" 'vin'
iiieiunusr
l Slgnor Tiirnti ntgucd thai It would he
,cuil. the power of the iiroletiirlnt tlmt
could save Itah fiom either milltnrisin
lit llrtl tilt ntt a tti
"Wp Sm-inllsts
n , if. ' l?o oon
ceu the mildest
tinned, "if put In n
choice between miltniism nnd hnlshe -ism,
would not hesitate to choose the
latter."
I'ormer Picmior Oilnudn nddiesscd
the chamber in defense of his woik nt
the Pence Conference. He said that un
. ,0 ,llp tlmr 1,c Mt '
llngland had dechnei
Pans, Prance nnd
I the were lend
to stand b the pact of London (the
scciet treaty of 101.", which piomised
lltnlj boiindniies in conform!! with her
I broadest nationalistic aspirations, but
! not Piiimei. President Wilson, how
ever, opposed such iccoguition, Signin
Oilnndo said.
1 "When I nw President Wilson in
Home," he continued, "I wns anxious
"' 'r" his mcws on Italian question.
bllt ,llc President nnsweied that he .did
not think that was the opportune- nm-
., , 8ppak nf lhpln i,Psi,i(nt Wil-
son lidded that without bis ilncuincnU.
which he had left in 'aU he dnl imt
foil inclined to discuss Italian nsiuia
tions
Nois tniiimint nio-e in the c handier
to the rffert that such n statement finin
President Wilson seomnl inipioluilile
i i c. . .,7, , . ....
laiis. Sept. JO. ( I!i A P I A
resolution demanding that Plume hc
made nn rtnlinn itx has been adopted
in the Italian Chamber of Deputies. ,
coiding to infill illation rcceicd In
Italian delegation here.
a hitiskmkst' m7rtTINMirT
ft itsi a-J sM' 9 In1 Kuiil nfm MWMnlmR'iXlii l.reso. '
Collecting fares m a street car during the dull pcnod mound
10 o clock in the moiiimp; may seem "a very simple matter, but to a
conductor on one of the lines in Philadelphia it is a tiuly haiassmg
pioblcm. He begins nt one side of the car, switches to the other, then
back again, until he has forgotten who has paid his fine and who is
attempting to evade the law. All that would bo necesaiy to make
everybody comfortable on that car is a little system. It is system that
makes the machinery of tho business woild tun smoothly, a scciet
that the Chestnut Street Stoops have long ago discoveicd.
A'
N EVENING wrap so lovely
that I arn at a loss for woids
to fittinsrlv describe its beautx1
is one of black chiffon velvet at Op
penheim, Collins and Company's
stoie, Chestnut and Twelfth Streets.
The collar is of kolinsky, and the
elbow sleeves aie also edged xvith
the fur. hong snips of gold cloth
fotm the sleeves and hang in panels
to tho hem. On the gold cloth black
chiffon velvet is appljqued in a de-
alfrii clinwitir. tlin PkinnQA Itifllmnpfi
lining is of gold-color cicpe de
chine. A wrap of mole-trimmed silk
duvetjne in Pompeian Red with
collar and sleeves cut in one is suit-
able for afternoon wear, isoft sill; least trouhle is the Humphrey Radio
duvetyne in brown, with beaver fur moter. Installed in tho fireplace, it
on collar, cuffs and in back of the'li the appeaiance of n tiie-sciecn,
liui-tiuis, nutria .iiiuwuui oinai.i,MCuiiu il is cuiienieii as wen as clean
afteinoon wrap.
"W
iiCiitc no you eai wiieu yuu
wont to get awas from
this noise?" asked the
Busy Man, waving a despairing hand
in the geneial dliection of Bioad and
Phpstniit Stippts.
"Upstairs in Thommen's, 1520 "hen you hac tasted them you'Jl
Market," piomptly leplied the Busy agree that they are tiuly delicious.
Ditto. "Theie's something quiet and i An appetizing luncheon they make,
icstful about that upstaiis lestau- indeed, with a roll and salad and cof
rant gray walls and good-looking jee, and, of couise, French pastry a
di aperies that soit of thing. You're la Cheii. Contiaiy to popular belief,
an architect, so you'll know what I , fried foods aie healthful when they
mean. Meet me at 12.30 and we'll ateconectlj filed; and that is whpie
take it in."
Thommen's lcstaurants, at 1520
Matket and 1700 Chestnut Stieet,
have some delicious French Pastry
these, days chocolate eclairs, lady
locks, Mocca tails and a delectable
caramel-topped cake filled vM
Fiench butter cieam.
FEW of us give enough .thought
to that thiid of our lics which
we spend, or should spend, in
peaceful slumber. A sleepless night,
which we might be disposed to blame
upon overwoik or worry,, may be
caused by an uncqmfortaule bed. A
good box spring and you can obtain
a most excellent one at the stole of
H., D. Dougherty & Co., 1032 Chest
nut Street and a mattress of curled
hoi sehair, -which in itself is lesilient,
being manufactuted so that the hair
forms a mass of tiny spiral springs,
allow you to rost comfortably and
naturally. Dougherty's process of
manufacture renders hair the most
sanitaryW all matei ials for the mat
tress. It is non-absorbent and odor
less, and the process of culling al
lows the air to penetrate eveiy fiber.
,N'
OT the least of the good things
which have come to us trom
the Orient are the Japanese ,
plums, which wete first brought to
ago by John Kelcey. Califomia's
Climate is mvurnuic cu nicu tumvn-
tion, and one diehard, fiom which
Henry K. iiauowen ex oon, oroaa
Street below Chestnut, have Just re
ceived a large quantity, pi-oduces a
narticularly fine Japanese Plum.
These Plums are green in bolor, suf
fused with yellow and red? and they
arc the sweetest nnd most delicious
plums grown. Each plum is care
fully wrapped, so that 'delivery in
perfect condition is assured. Apples
are coming in now.'thp Jonathan and
Winter Banana being two of the
best; and judging from those I saw
at HalloweH's, they are finer than
ever thii year,
4 ; '.Tlltf CHESTNUT STREET; ytJ&dClATION
OFFERS AID TO D'ANNUNZIO
Fortune Made Off American Army
rtl , n ,1. m I
i riacca at roci b mspoiai
(intern, rcpl Jii. I llj , r ) A
Swiss lintutalirnl Aiiieiicaii nnined
Adolf ('aniline, who Is mi id to have
miide a fill tune In Chicago supplying the
Atneiicnii mini with fooiNtuliH. who re
conth lctiinioil to his buthpliKC.
lielliuronn, is lepntted to hne trlc
graphed (laliiiete l)'Annuii7io. praising
his capture nf r iiinie anil expressing the
I .1... .1.- L, .. 1 ..P -..!.
nope inni uii .twins riunuii en iniiict.
I in which itcll!n7ona is situnfed, boon
1 "'I1- b"T,nc 7tnli,an; , , . ,
Cannlne is declined also to have
' plnird his foitune at the disposal of
i IJAiiiiun7ir.
I lie nwiss ncwepnpci epicsrs in
dignation oer the Incident, and aie
demanding the expulsion nf Carmine,
declniing he no longer Is n Swiss, Imt
nn Aineilcan citben.
The canton of Tli inn
Itnllnn soies of the Alps,
belonged to Itnly, but wns
Swiss iu 1,"12
lies nn I he
It oiiginnlli
taken In the
Serbian Frontier Closed 15 Days
Home. Sept. at. Jllji A P i The
Sciblau fumtiei litis lieen oicleiicl ilosc.il
fur n ieiniil of fifteen cl.ns, mi miling
to a dispatch to the Tempo fiom
Tneste.
TO FRAME RAILROAD BILL
House Committee Will Prepare Re
organization Measure This Week
Washington. Sept. 2f (Hy A P i
The House iutei state comnieice siilmnn
n ittee. appointed to finnic n lull fen
lailinnd leoignnintlmi, will begin tire
clinft n! the meisine (Ins week The
committee I- lomiinscd of Itemescnli
tics I. si li nf isionsiii , Hnmiliiin
i of Allihlgnii Wuislow . of Miissm lm
Bftls- Hepublicniis. ami Sims, Deinoeinl
I ot Tennessee
'''"' l,1,nslll, which is expected In
lim. for Its frnmnnork the INch Pmn
MP1K, p,op0s.ils fr eiilnigeineiit oftlie
i ,mers of the Inteistate Comiii-ice
r,)mmKsi. will not be comnlele.l n.,,1
""'Irenih for House cnnsldcintinn until Into
next month. Chairman Kseh piedicted
&T&OTuJu Ssqd1
FITTINGS for the fireplace ate
now coming in for thcii shaie
of attention, and they never
looked moie attractive than duiing
these first chill days of fall. .1.
Franklin Miller, J0P2 Chestnut
Stieet, has a paiticulaily attractive
display of anduons, scieens, bellows
wood-baskets in biass and willow
and health blushes. The andirons
of polished brass look especially well
: in a fueplace of turn, evenly laid
In mLd u kiln im.1. ,nA ..
admiiable bnckgiound for the black
iion fittings. An interesting heating
device which should appeal to those
who want the most heat with the
jand easy to
cgulate.
FRIED ojsters, fiesh and cup,
aie the latest addition to the
specialties of the leitauiants
Cheri, 124 South Thirteenth Stieet
and 132 South Fifteenth Stteet; and
the Chen lestauiants shine. You
can be ab.-olutely certain when you
dine theie that your food will be pie
pared' propel ly. A good chef is no
less a scientist than a good chemist;
and the chef who presides over things
culinary at the Cheri lestauiants is
truly a master ctaftsman.
V
F THERE is a wedding cift on
youi hhopping list, you will want
to see the silver at Bailev. Ranks
& Diddle Company's store before de
ciding upon a puichase. Theie aie
deep silvei dihrs, which, filled with
fruit, would make a lich and color
ful addition to the scheme of things"
in the dining loom.nnd tall, graceful
vases, which, lovely in themselves,
will lo.ok still more beautiful when
filled with claik led roses or the
bride's favoute flowei. Then theie
are sandwich trays n bride seldom
receives too many of these in most
interesting designs, and mayonnaise
bowls with tiny ladles, ns useful ns
they are beautiful. Silver candy
jars, which aie so popular just now
for wedding gifts, have nn added distinction-
when put chased at Bailev,
Banks &. Biddle's.
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ce -r DON'T know what it is that
J makes your room so attiact-
had a suspicion that she did know,
since sne was staring nxetliy at one
of the pictuies which grace the walls
oi my own private sanctum. How
ever, I told her, and explained that
the woodland scene which she so
much admiied was a picture taken
along the Wissahickon Drive last
srnmfir; that I had had an enlarge
ment made at Fiank J. Curry's, 812
Chestnut Street, and had had jt
framed there, too. Besides being in
teresting from a decorative stand
point, each picture has a personal in
terest which makes it doubly vaJu
ablqj and for a gift there are few
things" more .appreciated than an In-i
tercatlnfj picture attractively framed.
SEPTEMBER 291919
t-NTIL FLRTHKR KOTICK
STRAWBRIDGE & CLOTHIER
My! How
Women for
A VARIED COLLECTION OF SMART SUITS
A fine line, including all styles from the close-fitting,
plain-tailored, rather mannish effects, to the Suits elaborately
embroidered and fur-trimmed.
Of chevrona, invisible stripes, tricotine, smart tweeds,
sihertone, wool velour and broadcloth. Black, navy blue and
all fashionable shades. The Suit sketched, ,$75.00.
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CLOTH DRESSES, $30.00 TO $40.00 "
Serge and Tricotine Dresses, in navy blue and black. Made
in redingote, tunic and straight-line styles. Some embroidered,
some braided, some plain.
SILK DRESSES, $25.00 TO $55.00
Crepe de chine, satin, tricolette and crepe de chine-and-satin
combined. Some with the soft, close draperies, some
plaited, some with the sauciest little peplums. A number have
new tunics, and still others tiro on straight lines. Taupe, black,
navy blue and brown. '
Evening Dresses, $17.50 to $375.00.
I- - Mrcu
The Newest
Fashions in
Artistic
JEWELRY
Now Displayed
Including Once JNIore
a
Plenty of Fine Novelties
From France
To wui iirflit as uu chili Ilia
Jewell) hloi. .He llu now I1.U.1I11I1
HtnceletP that the I'm iBieiuie is
McarinB In lieu ol glerei liliu
Kicen yellow all iliades ami "-tt
with the llnle-i nf iliiutstuiies
cicl. iinnucll.iiilj liclnre u 11
a -i.ial case, .1 er.v iniiice mi
iici u( Iju alilll Nil'Miih" wilil
E.nctlets tu in 111 1- .1 ii.i i iciii
Leit .mil most eff 11 ve ml 1 ho
ilesiKlis uie csiiUiKle --o unusua
cllfiitiit fi on) amthing -1m' ml
. nice J fur I lie fecuin
Tin 11 tlielo lb .inutile.! iittie 1.1 e
of I'tencli Bead ClialtiB--bihisiui s
nffih . -nine tlut -.ceni lu In iii li
I ar Hast vcrj 11 .11
And . brilliant tlasli of lolui .1
iiaeis uiii atteni.on to .1 u vt
I'oinb ei Spanish Tiid un -
iwlli-ulile lo the faiil onahle 11 II 1
this i-easjn Hhlnes'onea nil "
phiiis are imrtlcu'arly fa01c.1l
And llie wuinali w .10 ' t Vi '
IleHds II he t-uchinted with the
Hilei nf Ve Klines all le SI 1
all s zea of head", and ell tu
ddlntei lu'lrous One own 'mi
IVarN and IndeHHuc'tble I' a Is
nd th nu r.n ine cue 1 n 1
liupdieilH of ntle mil'i'illK tilt
fiw'cfiiahe tluli n Pai 1 nips
An' ih nh'o'.sione Rets 1 d
iiout ful M nil B.iks aie nnntli 1
fe uie
The Iewli Stnr- v s u 1
oip hrill'api 01 nnre inleieMn
than It Is this RoiiTeous auiunin
ilsuii
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.freel
Reduce Your
Winter Coal Bill
If wlntii a totl l)te.t;li sua
iiiK Into uur home thruuvh the
mam iiniiiu et-teil naeKa in
ulndu uiul iloor fiaine1. miiU h
ou use nmie fuel thnn woul
b rnunetl iu liet aaiui li inif
Metal Weather Strips Will
Save Their Cost In Fuel
The k"ei out old ah. da
ccious
draughts dust and
tin
and me'nt four wlndowH
f I Olll
rai'dnp
We are in paied lo ecin'n jiour
lion'e 'lth F'enc -Metal Weather
Strips that wll last a lifetime at
a ery moderate cost Let us Bta
jou an estimate
Stmwhrlclte Clothlfr
1'ourth floor. Market htreet "et
MARKET STREITI
EIGHTH STREET
FILBERT STREET
THIS STO1IP WITT. nt-. nPl'M nAitv rnmi n Tn r..nn omt nmf '
These Days Bring
Suits and Dresses
THE new season with its new
spirit just seems to cry out
for expression in new clothes.
Everybody seems so eager, and
everybody seems so pleased with
the new fashions. Few seasons
have been so varied, so plentiful
and so luxurious in the matter of
Fashions.
SUITS OF JERSEY
ARE IN DEMAND
Not only for sports, but for general wear and
traveling in fact, the autumn wardrobe seems to re
volve around the Jersey Suit. Some are in Norfolk
effect, others have the inverted plait in the centre of
the back. Black and navy blue, also heather mixtures
in green, blue and brown. Prices $30 and 32.50.
siiaubrUlsr . t tothler mnl I lo
bridge S. t inlhlcr
iml rimu MhiK 1
The Last of
Winter Overcoats at $28.50
Will Probably Go To-morrow
We began this remarkable early-season economy
event last week with 1000 Overcoats. Unusual activity
forced us to add 500 more to
muc wiiwiuiitu me utaui iiuuiu e nau 10 sen at me prict,.
A fair selection still remains but about enough for
one day's brisk selling, therefoie
Allwho wish to share in the thou
sands of dollars that this event.is
saving for Philadelphia men
should choose lo-morroio!
The collection includes heavy Ulsters, Ulsters in
young men's stjles, and conservative Chesterfield Overcoats.
Critical nun arc io iiifr tu rcto'jnic tl-e aliie of the custom
tailoring tjpe ot orl.tii:uiRiiii tint di.iractr Kcs SI' ITS Trom the
Stein-liloch Co.. Hart.SchalTncr & Mar and the "Alco" orK-sliops.
You c.-n note the iliiTfrcncc jours-elf in the new all-ool -utumn
Suits Ircim tlitsc manufacturers now. here, from S37.30 to S73.00.
I -V Mr.iw In nine .1 l lullurr .Silimi.i j. ,m, Kant
NECKPIECES IN THE FUR SALE
Hundreds of them, from the small Crush Collar to the
deep Cape, and fiom the Animal S?arf to the long Stole
all the new effects and in the most fashionable Furs, and all
excellent values, having been
man inose prevailing to-day.
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NU'IRIA SCARFS In a aiiety of fashionable .shapes $l!2.50 'j
to $195 00 1
HUDSON SEAL (tled muskiat) NECKPIECES .Man styles, i
selected skins $42.50 to $195.00
SIBERIAN SQUIRREL SCARFS Cleat in color; shaped nnd
JAPANESE MINK SCARFS-Vei.v attiactie. shaped xnodch
and cll made $200.00 to $285.00 ' woueic.
I V StiimlirlJsf . Clolhlcr uui .ui.l cViibtrl Mirce
To-morrow Last Day
of the Great Sale that permits women to save JO to 40 per
cent, on the purchase price of China, Glassware and
Housefurnishings.
StrawbVidge & Clothier
FROM $65 TO $92.50
MJ-'
Those MEN'S.
the collection Saturday and I
Lought at pi ices much lower i
CAKACU. SCARI'S Of nclih culled
-skins,, niuilc in shaped .stole effects $90 00 to
$150.00.
MIN'K SCAUI'S A la.ge assoitment, con--isting-
of s-hapedj fancy and cape effects
$12 50 to $57.'i.(l().
NATLKAI, SKL'.N'K SCAKKS Kull-funcd
elts, langitiK fiom Animal Scaifs lo the full,
'pen P.inp w th hwrl, -Imni ...11.... cj- nn
- .. i v.. ...f., .-. n ,ii tunai- tiuu.uu IV t
S-toO.OO The Cape sketched, $200 00.
ULACK LYNX SCARI'S Animal and ,
iigi Cape models $40.00 to $200.00.
KOLINSKY SCARKS-.Made fiom fine '
' lis: gieat a.s.voitinent of stj les $50.00" to ,
syoo.oo.
ALASKA FOX SCARFS-Of silkv quality. J
large Animal Scaifs finished vith head and 1
buisli tail $50.00 to $150 00. '
POINTED FOX ANIMAL SCARFS lus- !
turns quality; finished with head and bi-ush f
tail $95.00 to $135.00. I
NATURAL BEAVL'R SCARFS - Manv ,
inoclehs. Crush Collar and Stole effects $47.50
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