k' OEYENTNG' PUBLIC LEDGER- PSlLtoELPHIA; 2KKEDiVX J thlhsB, 2i Iffitk1' ' ... ... , t 3 ", 'X KNOCKING BOWLING PINS FOR A GOAL IS THE LIFE DOWN THIS ALLEY Ki . I V aVV' .1 ' ft i. vr .') ' w ft Li -t- ,lSft K T Lighthouse Beats Beacon Throe a Times Lupton and Jas per Cop CUMMINGS ROLLS 207 GAME The Northeast Ijnpie continued their season last evening on Costa's alleys. Lighthouse won three from Beacon ami Lupton and Jasper rnrh won two from St. Barnabas and St. Xulo respectively. Ctirnrnlngs rolled 210, Faber -'07 and Llewellyn 201. 58. 1019 T.TO1ITH0URH . UUACON Ttnhlen . 143 Ion H.l mils... .. ISO 117 140 Ii.'Whlte. 1BH 1211 nn ml I'll inl SSKK ? ??2-A- 5 J . I,! senior..: 100 157 13 rush. 31V1F1!' .na 1,R lilt f.!m Hodgson. 183 103 l"-1 Handicap 30 80 Sll Totals. 830 700 70S Totals. 727 033 757 I UPTON ST. BARNABAS Tjraelc. 1H1 207 184 Allen .. 13J 1? 15 TMT 11., 1111 1 II11UI1I. .... ... - - ?Ylgi.y. 1?7 IB? 2 Kauni" iR4 ir,i IBS 187 111 ?iHi;; an 80 80 Mickey . . . . 142 . . . Handicap SO 80 Totali, 828 ill: Totali S02 787 823 jAsrnn ST. U'KE mi ! Totals. LTons and Carnesie, In Hip Iron and Steel Lcasue. rolllnc last evening on Costa's alleys, won the scries from ill can and Lebanon Valley, respcctivelj . Anollo won the Inst two from Beth ifi! MorKan rolled 218. Mueller 210 S. llanway 209, Longacre J04 and Knrts 203. IRON AND STEEL LEAGUE n.n.,1 n Costa's alleys. October 23. 1019. ......0111 HI r.-rnr'l. 179 17 101 LyonsV. 181 183 100 Hunter. 131 137 154 b?iii.. ISO 143 108 selbert. 144 154 147 Or-nwell 172 17.1 191 Coleman 138 18 1411 liarrl.. 100 179 154 Mylanu lldcp... 122 170 155 13 13 111 Totals S2I 832 830 APOLLO Kurtz.. 148 203 175 Hal-man 137 145 lt Mitchell 197 199 181 Morgan. 137 21S 142 Mueller 10 lb3 31U Totals 78S 948 809 Totals 750 830 800 BETHLEHEM Ward.. 154 1.10 142 McKell. 138 145 128 Dickie. . Smedl'y Lacey. . Hartley Hdcp. . . 139 112 184 121 118 111 157 . . 19.1 180 0 79 70 Totals 811 831 700 CARNEGIE Hebel .. 17.1 18S 130 Hanway 150 ... 200 Collins 10K 187 171 Frick'lt 145 170 IIM March . 107 160 171 Foulke 148 .. . Hdcp... 13 23 28 LEBANON VAL. Saves.. 131 160 147 anway 134 Thomson 188 180 173 Coata.. 161 142 147 Lumrren 102 204 101 Volck... ... 150 144 Totals 786 837 772 Totals 814 S07 876 Keystone Craclw Show Trowcsi Keystone Club bowlers in two divi sions. A and 11. each made up of hix teams, resumed their weekly matches Jnst night. Tho contests were cloe and 'wall contested and the finishes, when in i several instances tne leau cnangeu wuu the registering of strikes or spares by the -various experts, stirred up enthu- , siasm. The results follow : STiORIST EDOUARD Fide.... 189 178 158 Rtorch.. 117 1K7 171 Rirll IU 1S7 1B0 Neater.. 207 194 150 Taylor." 1H5 107 193 MoMah'n 171 181 178 A-li.!. -flv 1T 1 R.l A On.. 171 111 lilt 'eimiV. V. 142 218 204 Warner. 108 134 150 Handicap 7 7 T 784 870 874 837 837 820 TERJIDfAT, OIL CANS McDo'ell 166 108 157 Wood'rd. 211 136 172 Joimion. 120 201 124 Woodla'4 179 1113 141 rtupertus 173 149 1H7 Alken 147 190 140 Sirtei.. 20i 20ft 160 Hots.... 196 145 169 MS.. 163 172 160 Dynes.. 10S 144 182 Handicap 7 7 7 816 888 803 003 815 817 TERMINAL VETS AGASSIS SenlorTV 15S 179 191 Kline... 168 157 147 Kirk.... 187 107 183 Burchlll. 188 Blind.,. 115 144 147 Shields.. 160 244 ... tyCon'if. 235 103 204 Rellly.. 107 204 184 Flower.: 188 181 198 Flok.... 116 179 190 Myers 160 162 Frits, 10(1 Handicap 13 18 18 823 B3S 021 781 858 837 KHY8TONB CLTJB SECTION B Rolled on Keystone Alleys WTT7DHAM COLTS ACTIVES BtOtt..., 188 181 191 Knapp.. 109 133 ... Ehalfont 161 135 148 Crawfo'd 108 168 168 NlBlo... 164 149 IBS Donley... 171 202 20S Myers... 141 129 184 Hauck... 139 j?oV 182 181 143 Mllant.. 133 147 107 Handlcp IS .. .. Davis . ... 176 209 tlUpEU ao 837 705 7S0 797 826 883 ' Would it interest you if I sold you a Worsted Suit for $37.50 that other tailors and clothiers are getting $60.00 for? And they wear like iron. NORTHEAST N HO BOUTS ON ALLEYS .i... iiM i9T ino Harrison n S: MlBl8SSSn:g a HandlcapJiO 30 ju ToUIi ,,, .,. M0 , . 175 "1)0 101 t;js& 1103 Arch Street Open Monday and Saturday Evenings Naval Uniforms Smartly cut and tai lored, of the very best materials. Full legula tion uniforms and equip ment for commis- fC Bionea ana . i officers. Ralph E. Stanton in chorgo of this de partment. Distinctive custom tailoring for par ticular men. Van Horri & Son qio-si Walnut St MMh'fMiii WJiWi i -fei-Ar4 r ' .-?'"" ' - t I ' I U3 ' (i n r A i 1ja f A- MEUlOSE MAGNOLIA Wilson., ins 18T ITU Wagob'r 1S2 ... ... A.Wolfs. 101 130 11B Hchmltl. 197 103 160 Truax... 1R9 123 144 Cun'h'm 101 184 JR0 f.Wolfe, 14U 1BU 134 Crossley 10(1 142 151 Hwarti.. 151 12 144 Grade l-'U ... Ifrooka OS llandlc'p 11 0 7.10 099 70S 770 727 711 ex inn riTCAm.v tloger.. ins 1RT 1M McWIl... 171 IU WO Tarbuck. 180 lflS IBS Aleck... 1(1.1 170 Sill M'Olata. S13 103 181 Illuott... 137 147 1111 &S-S lis ". Fulton.. 143 182 ... (fill..... 1DH J7l liilf 203 lUllprVv 144 1411 170 Dlngee,, . . 148 132 llnndlo'p 30 3D 30 871 808 831 80S 807 1103 1'lilladelplila Klcclrir Co. League Ilolled on Terminal at! I CONSUMERS COST DIVISION 103 108 r,8t Ahbott. 185 123 131 Krebs. . Flem'ne Leslie., (lallaher Htulta. . lldcp... 181 172 lit Curry.. 123 102 l'JS 127 85 80 1'aul... 112 . . U.3 120 102 14. Hoeoke. 117 117 ISO 120 125 117 M'Crcery 130 123 ... 137 171 121 Taylor 122 201 8 ... HdCD.. . 11 ... 4 703 708 SSI 0S7 C37 772 OrSHATINTl fNDEROIlOt'Nn Bernard 18U 121 1M llrady.. 131 140 127 Ualtrlv. 104 127 114 Kraft.. 103 121 110 Mavers. 140 128 135 Dean... 108 123 lilt Italston 140 133 140 H'mDh'es 187 144 108 Taylor. 1211 103 IBB L'nsb'ry 204 138 147 Hikp... 11 11 11 C80 6S2 700 755 875 010 UIOIIT Ielt. . . Kntn . . . fccott. . . Crosby Malltei. Kane. .. HdCD... OP WAT 13S 138 1)1 STATISTICAL (luest. 132 151 155 141 187 1!IH 118 120 1)1 12,1 151 lit 18 . . . . 107 131 14 1 ... 105 133 11 11 11 025 000 G8I Clark.., l)ler . Itumoo. Nixon. . 105 113 07 1(10 133 100 131 135 143 093 060 003 1)1 ST Lnvett. Carey.. Flher.. Wh'tm'n IVsh'rtv lldcp... OVVICK STATION S 17t 167 130 Heraer 133 lis 101 132 183 131 134 120 113 1SK 110 153 KIR ... 101 108 142 127 120 ltoberts. 105 )i:i) loo Oorman 120 1.111 118 Shaw .. 155 110 170 Wind .. 17 27 7 KVrt'ria- 710 705 770 092 751 League (iiMxlrloh Itiiliber Co. Rolled on KejstonD alleys OPERATING Landers 111 130 140 Mills . . 102 151 127 Baker.. 141 122 140 ADJUSTING Mnnley.. ml 127 194 .dams . 137 14') 132 1'er'cton 110 134 201 444 412 122 CREDIT Palmer.. 130 113 ... Jones.. 140 146 190 Slack .. 131! 141 171 Kreas 108 441 402 403 TRUCK TIRE Foster.. 15S 172 105 Walker. 133 149 103 Shimen. 143 100 123 434 487 453 CLAIM Mi'Nall) 132 153 15.1 Burkh't. 11(1 04 117 Bllnd... 12S 12S 131 352 410 317 MECHANICAL Moer . 130 152 148 French. 161 160 144 Dlehl... 137 13(1 1.12 43H 432 424 RTOCIC Nlch'son 129 09 .. . RlK.ey . 1.15 141 147 Harper. 1511 127 153 Rob' son 12.1 42.1 389 423 SALES Maule.. llrli 140 131 Uuest . 12S 12S 131 Taslor.. 161 140 15S 370 376 401 428 414 447 In the New Tork Ship league matches rolled last nlsht Ways Department won all trames from Hull Department. Main Offlco won three from Stores, Forse Shop won MfcTM TV! V j XXx r&-m Scf I1 i - Suitings From the World's? Best Woolen Mills S Here in our big store you assortment representing the products of the biggest and best manufacturers in the world. The above were stock tickets chosen at random from only a few pieces of cloth in our stock. iOVE AND Simply remarkable values, and you'll agree with us, too, when you see them. Don't wear "ready mades" that nre made for every body and no one in particular we guarantee perfect fit and work manship. 40 PATTERNS TO SELECT FROM Every conceivable material in Blues, Blacks, Mixtures, Fancy Worsteds, English Tweeds and Cheviots. Come here tomorrow and convince yourself. Cash buying, together with the large quantity production that our prices assure, enable us to offer these truly wonderful values in custom-made Men's Suits and Overcoats at $23.00. 410 R'eady Suits and Fine garments that we made up during the J slack season models for the man and young p man at substantial savings. See th,ese they're real bargains. 1617 CHESTNUT STREET Open Monday and Inn from Guards and Mill Loft won two irom Aiacnins nnop. HUM. UKPT. WATS DUPT. Sfler.. 142 185 1113 Abbott, 133 130 110 lioehm. 17W Ifl'i 182 Ward.. IBS 12:. 147 lrruner 100 110 102 anar'ws lis 12(1 120 Mr 133 180 120 Johnson 160 148 lilt Stanley. 139 142 111 , T.lAln . Ill lill 1H.1 Totals U88 8 M3 Totals 729 742 742 MAIN OFFICII llelnts'n 133 135 ICO Martin.. Ml 130 ... liodler. 117 ... 121 HTOWIS ... rieroe.. (10 i.. 112 lladilne 123 83 85 M' Curdy 00 0(1 100 Ware... 100 10(1 12(1 Arh'rkle 1 11' II", ,! 110 123 163 Cook.. lSSilsn m M'Kin'y urowji., ... oo Jdj Mulh'nd ... 08 ... Totals 681 Oil OCO Totals 677 440 074 MOLD LOKT Un'wood 138 123 110 llalno.. 313 140 113 renter. 101 113 142 Ketnhle. 151 12(1 l'JO llllnd.. 1)7 88 116 MACHINE SHOP Sufflck. Ill . . HWney. 130 03 123 Hlchm'n 07 ... l.in I)ta.. . 174 1.15 135 Walker 124 165 142 Wicks 88 ... Huslck. . 122 110 Totals 701 508 010 Totals 042 603 008 O.UAP.D1 Davis.. 118 loo 80 Mooro . 77 67 09 Austin. Hill 01 11" Orchard IIM 118 22 Itob'son. 110 132 127 ronoE stioi' Osier.. 114 121 8T Waters. 1O0 111 01 rnn . 10,! 115 127 Hu'rella 04 inj no Kunler. 167 130 102 ToUts 607 048 633 Totals 618 408 317 Jn the I'hnto-Ennravers' LeaRiic matches, rolled on th Casino Alle5s last nlunt. Oatchell & Manning: won all tlirco Barnes from Commercial and Heck won three iroin Franklin. Phototype won two from Curtis, who aro loading the league, and ltembram won inn odd rrom lloag-ers, UODUEKS llEMBTtANT Oerler . .. 105 Schal.lt. 1.12 J08 "J. ntz'rl'k lii ll'i 1-0 ll.Brt? 13,-- 1J W Ma lone . 1!2 149 173 Srhock 140 133 1I1H lldcp -j 2 Totals 877 048 710 Flhman . 100 133 170 8S . . 1.18 ... 131 101 110 140 145 125 100 ... 04 .."T ... 21 11 ... VIcC less llarr. . .. Uell . . Hudson . Ivlrner . Hdcp Totals 810 038 721 COMMERCTATi Cookson 128 12.1 IIS McAd'mi 127 117 140 mono.... Ill 105 105 lack'ay. 121 120 12U Welnrlch HO 122 ... mltli ion OATrllBLI. AMAN'O Ilosll.. . 171 135 100 Si'!1..: hSiiAiB? Mck '.lMlJHS 101 Cromley 15, J"J J;r HaMland . 15 l.l lldcp.., lot 108 7(1 Total' 7-S 709 .44 Totals 690 702 877 1 PIIOTOTTrn I robin... 120 159 120 CURTIS flincrlih 130 112 117 117 105 137 141 1(1J 125 143 120 ... 110 133 188 . ... Ill 0 21 nemi'son 157 no ins Dunbar. 127 121 (S Peteie... Kill 1.12 137 l.elcht .. 137 133 149 lldcp ... 4 Totuls. 714 C83 077 I)Kes . IV Nell . Fltx'rlcll Cralff .. SUber. lldu Total" 7011 010 000 tiV.CK Sprljr ... 144 111 12 Kerhut.. 138 140 14H Wrluht. 144 US 113 Kraft .. 115 112 ... Haven' rt 140 156 1511 llutll 142 FRANKLIN. . , Srhndt . 161 1(1.. 1J! Small . 108 111 8' Ellen'rr 1J 1JJ JJ1 Harrison 88 151 160 1,0KB. . 100 160 184 Hdcp.... 126 8 8 Totals. 701 073 713 Totals 048 035 880 Mrs. Turnbull In Final Miss Mildred Coverly. the present champion, nnd Mrs. J. Wallace Turn bull will meet today to decide the women's golf championship of the Phil adelphia Cricket Club. As Mis Cav crly was the nationnl finalist in 1910 and has twice been the local champion, she it a decided favorite. Mrs. Turn bull's best effort this year was in re turning the low gross as well as the low net score in tbe Ida E Dixon Memorial Cup event. tPL ' 0 can select from an immense S - to - Wear Overcoats 22.50 Saturday Evenings gggggsV itt&t'l sstggsV aft DggcVM .gggg A TO $40 Values ! R !i sis BBBBBBr ggggggM W (gggggggr gH S iasalg4ggsr BsaaV gggggggfl iggggggS iffl& K,H Q aaBBBB aWSzgggl DalgggB $40 Values J Boston One of Ten to Beat Yale in 391 Starts Sew Haven, Conn., Oct. 24. Yale has been defented at football by an eleven other than Harvard or 1'ilnccton only ten times In forty-three years. This Informa tion was given to Valo graduates today In a letter from Tarko If. Davis, n member of the intercolle giate mien committee, bearing upon the gamo which Iloston College won last Saturday. In the period given Yalo met HOI opponents. The first defeat was by tho Army la 1904. CAGE LEAPERS FORGET Comes a Leap Year and It Plays Havoc With Basketball Dates rians for the opening of the season and the adoption of the playing sched ule consumed setfernl hours at n meet ing of the Kastern Basketball Leaguo held nt the Hotel Walton last night. Itcfore tho adoption of playing dates seicrnl minor changes had to be made. Camden being unable to secure tho armory for November 20. asked to change the date to Thanksgiving night. North Philadelphia asked to have the gnmc dated December 22 changed to December 211. No provision being made for Leap Year, the 20th of February was overlooked and all games sched uled for March will bo moved forward one day, The league had n ruling that no new plajcrs could be signed after February 15, and a new ruling was adopted that no new men could be signed nfter De cember lf until the stait of the second series. This wns done to prevent pad ding nt the close of the first scries, but gives the clubs n rhance nt the start of the second half of the schedule. Herman Uoctiel was added to the list of referees. Cut . llamerspn 1 vrioor 1 "-"- PHILADELPHIA A RE YOU getting full value for your money, or are you pay ing for a lot of unnecessary ex pense which adds nothing to the quality of clothes? Think it over well before you buy. Our NEW PLAN of Clothes-SeUing Eliminates Every Unnecessary Expense and You Get the Benefit of the Saving! We have no high, first-floor rents; 4 no charge accounts or bad debts; no window-trimmmers or floorwalkers; No free delivery; No useless expense; ' The saving to you means, Silk-Lined : Suits and Overcoats of the better grades For a serviceable, stylish, silk-lined suit or overcoat, equal in every detail of style, fit, material and tailoring to those usually sold for much more. Just one example of NEW PLAN possibilities. Savings 14-25 HOT OFF THE GRIDIRON The Mr Rrown nnd -Whits team yesterday left for Pittsburgh, where Carneglo Tech will be met Saturday. There wera twenty seven men In the Lehlch squad and they were given a rousing sendoff by the etu dents, the college band and several hundred i.n.n.nnl. The nrn.IIrA this afternoon was ery light. Just enough to keep the men In condition. An rpportunlty to handle a wet ball was given and signal drill waa pursued tbrouch a heavy drltzle. When the Hanard varalty squad reported or practice sesterday Keith Kane, tho husky for practice tackle, appeared in mo siauium ncima W bamLigo around his left car. lie did not don the togs, and It . Is doubtful It lie will bo used against Virginia Saturday. Th Vols varsity spent yesterday trying out new plays for the oomliw Tufts con test and practicing; a defense for plan Tufts Is likely to use. A driving rain yesterday put a damper on Roper's plans for a lono- scrimmage and limited the work for tho llger eleven to a signal drill. ' A heavy rain failed 1o put a damper on the secret practice of tho Lafayette College football equad hero yesterday on .March Field In preparation for tho game with the University of Pennsylvania on Saturday. I'lnnl preparation for the Dartmouth gr.me having been completed yesterday, the cor noil football team Is ready to leave lor New York. The Pllt rnnther, despite Its defeat by Syracuse last Saturday. Is still a, ferocious ..Im.I IF nnn mflV IndlTO DV tllfi KTOVMS oomlng' from the Panther lair this week. A long signal drill, with two elevens run- nlnv Ihrnll.h nlaVS VPSt AFdaV. VVOUnd UP DSrt .' mouth's proparatlen for the Cornell tilt Sat urday. Tne equau ui 11 viixyvimn. ii.vi. leaves here for New York tomonow noon. In preparation for tho Boston Collere game hern next Saturday, the Army squad (rot a long hard workout en the plass jes terday. Williams had the longest scrimmage of tho senson estcrday Coach Brooks worklmr tho varsity for nearly an hour and a half, first awitnst tho scrubs and then against tho freshmen. If Columbia's secret practice on a wet and slippery gridiron jesterday serves to Rive any Indication of the stylo of play It will use In the game against Amherst on South Field tomorrow It Is certain that the Massachusetts eleven will be forced to defend Itself against all open attack that will Includn a wide assortment of plas baaed on the forward pass. Syparuso wound up Its hard work bofore PHILADELPHIA INOIANAPOLIS BOSTON ST. LOUIS 2nd. A 1lffr aT. v i,nsmui oh the Camouflage! Up to For the ultimate in style, fit and ma terial. It is extremely doubtful if you find anything better, no matter what price you pay. And every one backed by our assurance of absolute satisfaction. on every one, a $10 Bill Second Floor Chestnut Street Open Saturday Evening Until 9 the struggle on Saturday with Washington and Jeftarsm by having an hour of signal and scrlmmars drill yesterday. Stiff workout with otentr nf scrlmmao-a constituted the program of the Amherst football squad thfs week In preparation for mo game vvun Columbia saturaay. Secret practice was held by Rutgers yes terday for tho first time In four years In preparation for the Syracuse ram on No vember 4 in New Tork. Coach Merrrer rave the m ajorlty of his iff from hard Union football players a layo: nui. yesieraay. esliyan team was .Riven hard scrim- .iihbb yraieroay in preparation ior m union rame on Saturday. Tho rain yesterday gavo the Naval Acad emy squad a chance to handle a slippery ball, the opportunities have been infre quent thus far this season. Most of the Brown regulars who havs been on the Injured list for the last two weeks vvoro on tho field for signal practice ses terday. . HONOLULU CUNHA'S RECORD splashes In Three Seconds Better Than M. A. 100-Yard Tank Mark George Cunhn, former San Francisco and Honolulu swimming star, last night set up a new Middlo Atlantic record for the 100-yard dnsh, in the Columbia pool, Broad and Oxford streets. Cunhn negotiated the fivo laps of the tank in the actual time of CO 2-C seconds. This is fully three seconds better than the old mark of CO 2-5 seconds, made last year in the Philadelphia Turners' pool, by Vic Hoist. West Branch natator. 220-yard handicap for women Won bv Ruth Thomss. unattached, go: second Eleanor Uhl. Meadowbrook. 03s. "third. IrVn. gass. Philadelphia Turners. 45s. : nfth Thelmo. l.lbrlch. West Branch. Bis. Tim" 3m, 61 35s Jackie Clark Is Winner Allentown, Pa Oot. 24. Jackie Clark, of this city, won his third contest In three dais when he defeated Mike McTlgue, of New Tork, In ten' rounds here last night. KANSAS CITY CINCINNATI 4 C A REMEMBER, YOU help pay every penny of the extrava gant rent, expensive free delivery, costly collection systems, bad debts and numerous other ex penses common to the ordinary store. on Some WMOEK g CLUETT, PEABODY &. CO., Inc., MaVert, Troy, N. Y. Nime Argonne" is used by courtesy of the Argonoe Shirt Co. ol Philadelphia. msmss. wmm Labor plus Material Fair Wholesale Profit equals A Saving of $8 to $12 on Your Fall OVERCOAT or 1y.50 W7 XT TO 11 If WE had to pay exorbitant Chestnut or Market Street rent, if WE employed high-salaried salesmen and window trimmers, if we had snowy, expensive fixtures WE would have to charge as much for our clothing as any other retailer. But as we have none of these ex penses, as we are manufacturers first, last and all the time and as such are satisfied with a fair wholesale pro fit, we can save you ?8 to $12 on every garment you buy direct irom our lactory noor. Come in and gee our workmen actually makinz the clothes we sell. OPEN SAT. UNTIL 9 P. M. PURCHASING tv r.at cj OL.vur. ymw J. SALSBURG, SONS & JheCreatesi bhoeValues B mtheirr rices uiimeriea n ijiniTf? n . rVwnu j gsiiinMM. RKgMLS Ts i nSSarkb Four Million Pairs Ash For No. 1723- A Year Sold Thru A "Brogue" model that is un- f .. r , JQQ usually stylish and dressy. Rich W U T UW11 afii70 mahogany shade. Perforated C. ' C "Vo wing tip, wide flange heel. OtOrCS OaVeS IOU nSerttenothcrSa 9'5 $1 to $4. Per Pair ! Brogue styles We $3.95 - $4.95 - $5.85 - $185 - $L85 - $8.95 IT isn't simply their low prices that have made NEVARK shoes tho largest-selling shoes in tho United States. It is the quality, stylo and comfort, COMBINED with the great oit value nt their prices that 'have won for them over 4 million enthusiastic wearers. To their actual cost we add a small wholesale profit. The $1 to $4 retail profit is WHAT YOU SAVE. Absolute satisfaction guaranteed. Buy a pair. Compare them with any other shoes offered at $1 to $4 more. If you are not satisfied, wo will refund your money. , NEWARK SHOE STORES CO. -...v.nA t.iiii.1 njimr, niiiir. l'11311'ANV IN THE lVORTTk ' i iUrV.t lit" " "in iil """" near -Ma met XH3 Kensington Ae brt. Vork A' ., .Cumberland il? ?jMl.".,.n,iin ATf" nr' t Lane 122 ? ?!'''" nr Cherry JJ Hsuth Ht., near 6th Rett Oermantown At,. near Chelt.n s Other Meurbj- Btoresi Camden, ;onne A new collar with the ex elusive form-fit feature. A strong affirmation of the phrase," If you follow the Arrowyou followthc style. ow jormytt Success is Founded on the Principal That plus a !! itiilt t fe1 Pi ! ft .! iH'lHQ SUIT1 PRICED AT $20 TO $40 IN ANY RETAIL STORE ORDERS ACCEPTED 9M oarnvm noor CO., Mfrs. of Salco Clothes jannnnLiiBHumnkgrrrr usi htwth, bet. Broad A lsih sis. 4081 Ijuitastrr At., near lt Bt. 519 K' g.th- jf ' nca 4 Vine sts. S?2 f'J,'1',rd A" nr Orthodox .i 5V,, wA'" r.'ar Columbia X81S Gcnnaniotrn At., list, Som set A Cambria Wilmington, llrlstal, Clir.lrr J1RR Collars Wt iJHtaEHBa : ,imkm "s( &. - VI -j a th -ta iJ , tV y ?;' K,fUS ,!. . X n-. i ,.tV,-V , i.r- "', AS, . v.. -U.j ! . Ogsk r. ' f.it.
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