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N CRAP GAME ROW
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Throb Victim, Including Two
Pollcenieift'nd' During
Clash in Camden
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FOUR ARRESTS ARE 'MADE
Frederick Sleinff, 007 Kalj;hri'nvp'.
nut, Camden? lirtl enrly today' litjtlic
West Trrccy" IIopicopalhlc'.HdaYinnl
from injuries received in 'n.'SpJlootlnK
nftroy following' .nj rovV ntuong" cjajr
shooters jcstcrilny ncnt Tenth dbi'Stc
chanlc RtrcctH, Camden,.' Thretfotlicr
meii( including two polh;oinonn'on.e,6f
nnd three were injured ,'durlng"tjro
Ncurac, -r
Tim trouble lieRiin vhch pno crap
shooter drew a pistol niid fired .on an
other. Police efforts to capture the
Kunman led to 1uore shooting' . ' K
Stewart, who a negro, vng, not a
participant In the Binc,'butkwas shot
by u policeman wlj'oti tltp chnscafler
mo rioicrs. leu to inn nomt-. lie is
alleged to bae drirtvn a" revolver on, one
of ( the policemen when thcTrri?(iHa
force 'a door In his home,
Four arrests wer.c made, ami search
Is still being made' for Thomas
Ilarihsoy, a negro, who Is snid to have
run from the crowd of crapfchootera
after the fir.U shot was tired.
Tlio three who were shot and three
others who were injfired are
1'olice Maurice Al Inch, - fortj-livc
3 cars old. 01'." Houtli Eighth street, shot
in the shoulder and right side and
scalp labteralcd with the butt of a re
volver, condition serious.
Policeman (Ictfix? -Hill,,, .fotty-sit
j cars old, of HrijLnnsdo'wne nvenue';
.bullet through right thumb. ,
John Smith.f ijlgmqcn years, old. "pf
1024 Mechanic street ; shot-.in right!htp.
Policeman (Jeorge Kown), twenty,
cevrfn jears old. of 1041). ..MechnUto'
street : laecrateifUhadv ' ' ;
ficorge Levltou. XweTity yea old, of
1537 Mount Ephraini avenue; scnlp
lace'ratcd when struck in the head ly a
brick.
. Caleb Bajnard, thirty-nine years old,'
of. 74.5 Kj.ramorc street ; lacerations of
the fare: V
.Four men wetf placed under 'arrest
and will have fU'hearing .today in the
Camden police eourt. Tlfcse arc Kd?
vt-arrl rr MnrriR.'r.vtpntr.twiV'TCBrK old.
of 1120 Mount $rtirainM'dv-cmic
' charged by I'dllcoiliirtlViKwiil witr
threatening lilw itio: i narics,, ivioop?
'forty-sU yeaw o(df-ofvfj3i! Avliigbti avi:.
nue, charged witli inciting., totCT?
Caleb Barnard, thirty-eight years old.
74.T- Svcamore street, and ' Andrew
Dales, forty years'1 old, 812 Liberty
street, charged with disorderly conduct.
Smith is the inau who was wounded
' in, the crap game. When ho 'fell, the
police were directed to the hdpic of
JKtcwart as the hiding place of the
gunman.
Stewart met the policemen with two
jlra,n revolvers and. there was an cx--(hangc
of-shots. A battle followed, in
which tho police came off victors.
Stewart denied he had taken part in
(he erap game. He said he resisted the
police because he did not think they
had a Tight to enter his house.
This l,ed to the warch for Hansey.
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' MRS. MAURICE HAITAI'OU'I
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AIR AN LEGION
CURBS
NIT
POSTS
lions of the national body in Minneap
olis. The Legion went on record as
favoring the locality post, since it was
felt that a pot organized in accordance
with geographical considerations wouid
stand the test of time.
It will nut seriously nffect Philadel
phia (o conform with this ruling of the
national convention, for in this citv
the Legion has been developed in the
various localities, and the bulk of the
seventy, seven posts throughout the city
are geographical rather than unU posts,
Tin-re are seventeen unit posts hero,
and sixty locality posts.
Pcnnsvlvanla played a lcadine nnrr
lu the national convention, according to
lnn.. u-i,.,),, A..l. rnM. ..i..t n ..
VINDICATES. STATE LEADERS V. V . V.? " ;, VJ "' ' ' , x" "' n M1'
... "on' " tMHiuimiuiiin
National Convention Action Op
posing Additional Local
Bodies Favored Hero
Chairman Carr explained that It was
this state which Influenced the fixing of
the national dues at $1 a year for all
national purposes, of which sum
seventy-five cents shall constitute a
subscription to the American Legion
Weekly, the recognized publication of
the world war veterans. The remaining
twenty -five cents will be utilised bv
the national organization for adminis
trative purposes.
The question of a bonus for forniei
service men and women was left en
tlrely with Congress. First of nil the
Legion denned its position by voting
ngainst n bonus. Itut it was decided
that If Congress feels that there should
be somo financial readjustment for men
who participated In the world war.
Congress must decide what the read
justment shall be.
As n result of 'nclinn lake" bv the
national convention of the. American
Legion it will not lie possible to or
ganize additional mill posts In Philn
delphia or nn part lot the I'uitcd
States.
This announcement was made today
bv the returned delegate", from this rllv
who hnd participated in the deliberu j j
' EfcSERVICE MAN WEDS
Miss May Farber Becomes Bride of
Maurice Rappaport
Miss Fay Farber, daughter of Mr.
nnd Mrs. Louis Farbc-r, 24 IS North
Natrona street, 'was married last night
(o Maurice Ilapnapoft, sAn of Mr. and
Mrs. Lo'iils Happaport, 1SIVS North
Seventh street.
The ceremony was performed nt lVnni '
Ilnlbersjain. Sixth nnd flrecn streets, '
by Hab'bi t. PortnofT. Mr. nnd Mr I
Ita,ppaport left immediately for a trip
to Atlantic City and AViisliingtiin
Mr. Knppnpoil served eighteen
months overseas lis n scicennl with Hi! I
Twenty-eighth Division, lie is a ills '
trie t manager in "the circulation de-
pnitment of the "Kvk.vjmj I'iiii.vi'i
Liinaun. ,
On their leturrr lo l'hiladelphin Mr,
and Mrs. Knppnport will live at 2221
Niiirtli Twcnty-ticst street, ,
FIRE CAUSES, GREAT LOSS!
No Insurance to Cover Damage 'n
,, .Early Morning Blaze
'Fire in a kifchen't-nbinct in his home
at I- o'clock this morning mused l!cn
jamiu Dionn. ir2fl (irceu street, lo suf
I'crsci ious loss. In tin' lire, which is
believed to have been caused by inh'j
nibbling at matches, two pounds of
sugar were destroyed
Dionn extinguished the Gre. In I he
.meantime sonic "person hail turned in
m mannA'ane sugar was -not insured.
rmkmiiiiiiiinniMi.i.i ' s
Workman lyini American Cemrnt
Tile, Roofat Crescent Portland Ce-
ment Co, Wampum Pa before tide
trails are up,
American Industrial
Roofing Tile
American Cement Tile
Roofs are erected by our
own expert roofers and
afterwards require no at
tention. They are fire and
weather-proof.
American Tile is made
of Portland Cement rc-in-forced
with 16-gauge ex
panded metal. Indian red
interlocking tile for pitched
roofs. Flat tile for flat
roofs. Write for book of
data.
Ct,-M 1VJUI1
ementTileMfelo.
824 Oliver Building, Pittsburgh
EP Church St. 801 Olii Bldz.
., N.w York Philadelphia
509 Brown-Marx Bldj.
' . Birminsham
Water Ground
Virginia Corn Meal
The rare old-fashioned sort, slowly
ground between stones, NOT bolted;
white or yellow.
5 lb. pkgs., 45c
2 lb. pkgs., 20c
E. Bradford Clarke Co.
IMPOrtTING ieonfU.w.,a SPRUCE 295
gkocers lozu Chestnut ot. race 1457
(otv
1l.RO!,I J. (lltOSs, jam KM H. limt.KY nnd r.. TtmOB OROSS, Auctlonra
AUCTION ALE
SMALL MANUFACTURING PLANT
BRISTOL FIBER COMPANY
. THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 20TH, 1919
AT VI O 1 I.O1-K NOON ON TUB PRUMIBCS
11LCKLKY STREET. REAVER DAM STREET and DELAWARE
DIVISION OK PENNSYLVANIA CANAL
'IhrcH minutes' null, frum ltallroad I'jarnBr Stlalon, natlroad Krelght
Mallon nnd Poatofncn f
BRISTOL, PENNSYLVANIA
QuIIhI'Is for chtmlcala, woraleds, carpet wiavlnar, specialties In cotton machine shop.
undry or an cnterprlso requlrlne a lare amount ot water
ii UIL DINGS
HulldliiE No. 1 BRICK BUIL.D1NO. on- story, dimensions 40x115 ft ; no noils:
with pump houso and storagx shod adjoining-
liulidluTNn s-BRICK rjlILDlNO. uno story and basement, dlmenslnna 38 ft.
H lit x49 ft., with two frame annexe
RUIIjUINU No S UROl'I' or HUII.UINOH, adjolnlnr and communlcallnf
LhKlne houe. holler hour-e, pump house, storasa ahed. offlco bulldlnir.
The liulldlnpi ar equipped with flrlnnell Sprinkler Systtm. 823 heads! four
nooden tanks, 8 feet diameter, capacity C700 uallona each: steam heatlnr planti
olertrlr ixtrinff dormant platform stales, modern toilets and shower bath.
POWER PLANT
SO IT r inclne, three boilers, with pumps and water heater.
THE LAND--
The baud front about 240 tnt on TsUcKlty Htrtt, about 88 feet on Heaver Dam
Street, about 274 feet on th pelawnro Division of tho Pennsylvania Canal
(.ontalnlmr nu aira of atiout 10.000 square feet.
Water may be had from the canal at a roil at two dollars per million gallons.
Apply for descriptive circular lo
G. L. & H. J. GROSS
Heal FRltite and Tnsurance Eitabllahed 1888
170 WESTMINSTER hT . PROVIDENCE, RHODE ISLAND
At Sftrawtriiig ftflothier's To-morrow
Fsvtt M-nmR Mnnnpro fR
run ii ip irimi vs
vd 1 i a uuuoff is iibUii vy i , ivi'
iraonfinar? Attention
,n i iga-g"S
Cmtingfixtks?
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SPECIAL
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1 1 Inf ' 1 1
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Cli .rourself tho
Xmas (ilft ot these)
beautiful fixtures,
niiethefr yoa
redecorate or
not, these
artlstlo Adam
detltns will
h a r m o nlze
w t h yeur
decs rathe
scheme.
Reasonably Priced
STAMAN& DICKEY CO.
30 South 16th St.
rhene renter of
Sornco SB8S ""noln District
Heating Difficulties
Solved
Save 40 on your coal bills
and TSo on installation by In
stalling the most modern of all
, lilnelt-sJ1 furnaces.
IMPLE ,TO INSTALL
AFE TO OPERATE
URE TO SATISFY
s
Consult us or ask for our
Illustrated booklet.
The Modern-Way Furnace
Architectural Sales Co.
Eastern Agents
1025 Wirencr Bldg. Walnut 2946
rtments
at
Yti- 11
f
itdfil'Stetv
Facing BROADSTREET "
Southern and Western Exposure
Suites, $300 per month.
Corner Suite, $500 pef--man,tl,'
isjaj i ' n vsw..jP--"-yyj
Broad and Spruce Stt.
Philadelphia's Home. I.Ike IIolel
QUIKT COMFOHTADLU SAFl'J
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IWMmsmPe Accounts Opcned-Mail Orders Solicited
Advantages
All High-Grade Furs of
our own regular stocks in
this Sale
Every Fur , Guaranteed
under tiie, Forbes Golden
"Rule of Satisfaction
M,i Huge, -quantities of. every
B advertised item; enough
fjB for everyBody-.v""
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(OPPOSITE KEITrfS)
I q?eM&eah ffWt
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Close-outs
of Millinery now being
conducted in our Millinery
Showroom. Smart Hats
for all of Winter's occa
sions at reductions of one
third and one-half. Better
be early for best choice!
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Savings in this Sale of
20 to 35 per cent! Com
pare, Investigate and
nnhnw'V.wii Jim.? .
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Scarfs..
Regularly
Wolf (all cbl'rfrs) .',... 24.50,
Taupe, Nutria ,.,..,. 29,50
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Brown Fox - 32.50
Taupe Fox i.. ..... -32.50
Beaver ...:.'! 32.50
Moleskin ?.: ." '49.50
Muffs
Regularly
Ntitna-: i.... ''-.'..' 10.50
Hudson Seal 22.60
Beaver ,35.00
Skunk ...: '39.50'
Moleskin 52.50
Squirrel 57.50
Coatees
i Regularly
Trimmed Australian
Seal 125.00
Taupe Nutria ., 125.00
Mink 175.00
Taupe Nutria 185.00
Hudson Seal 225.00
PuroT.aePaymeinitof
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- 21.50 ssmssfmrr AiWV
35.00 JBl'WssEllSMPlSttgaxldt.
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Sale '"T W&ljWlkt saasflMssssssH
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21.50 JWHi? 'BIW
29.50 SflHp VHIf
JSsjH kVsbBssK A
39.50 IKtI ' 3sislBfl
Sale, VS J " "'
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wti x . , "r. - lustra
& .ASP' SfcK
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We are Manufacturers
and Retailers of Furs
and Save you the Mid
dleman's Profits.
'eposit
anma,
Choker Scarfs
Regularly
Squirrel 19.50
Australian Seal 19.50
Mink 29.50
Fitch 45.OO
Stone Marten 65.00
Dyed Sable 65.00
Sets
Regularly
Natural Raccoon .... 57,50
Brown Wolf 75.00
Taupe Wolf 75,00
Taupe Fox 85.00
Jap Cross Fox 110.00
Mink 135.00
Stoles
89.50
95.00
135.00
145.00
175.00
Trimmed Australian Seal . . .
Regularly
. 65.00 .
Seal Coal
$550.00
u..j.. o-i nc fr
linn Seal '.U"BU" am" '?""
Coat uioiesKin io.wi
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jrimmearji J V .'55,M Natura Squirre . . . . 95.
Hudson pk ih . 1K
v,ni r.nt Beaver 125,
Sale
12.50
12.50
19.30
32.50
37.50
43.00
Sale
39.50
59.50
59.50
69.50
75.00
98.50
Sale
io.00
59.50
59.50
65.00
93.00
.Groat 'Arrays 'of FUR GOATS " in This Sale
295.00
Australian Seal Coats $QQ Kft
Actual Value, $125.00 mUv
Fine lustrous skin, sports model.
Trimmed Marmot Coats $QQ ' X(
Actual Value.4125.00 UeeV
Large shawl collar and cuffs of Natural
Raccoon. -
' Australian Nutria $25.00
Arhial Vnlun. SUS-Ofl
M '' Sports model, full furred skins.
HVi .
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ff Natural Muskrat $125.00
lUUtd -
Actual Value. $135.00
Fipe dark jskins, well matched.
r .
Trimmed Australian $1 KtZ OO
Scat dfats 1QD.VV
Actual Value, $195.00
Three-quarter length, large shawl collar
and cuffs of Squirrel.
Hudson Seal Coats... $ 1 Q 0
, Actual Value, $225,00 S.W
Wrap effect in sport length, fine skins.
Natural Squirrel $9d OO
Coats 6VO.VV
Actual. Value, $295.00
Sports model. Fine dark blue skins.
Taupe Nutria Coats. .$07 OO
Actual Value, $335.00 " "'VV
Three-quarter length models. Finest
quality skins.
Trimmed Hudson
Seal Caatft
Actual Value, $350.00
Large shawl collar and cuffs of Beaver
or Natural Squirrel.
Trimmed Hudson $Q7Z OO
Seal Coats OO.UU
Actual Value, $450.00 ,
Three-quarter length full flare. Beaver
or Skunk collar ancTcuffs.
gSff.ff $395.00
Actual' Value,' $475.00
Large shawl collar arid cuffs of natural
Squirrel.
Natural Squirrel
Coats
Actual Value, $675.00
FulJ lengthy Fine dark skins; full flare.
550.00
WeTVccept Liberty Boids aiftl Purchasing Agents' Orders
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The purchase i's out of the ordinary.
It is a purchase not nuulc evenj neason
It means a considerable out lay of money.
Because of the lony time a Fur in worn,
it must be satisfactory.
Its fasiiioti siyuiUvancr in of ureal importance.
Ami first, last and ahcays, is the con
sideration of quality.
Feu) persons can trust their own judg
ment in buyiny Furs,
And to the thousands who cannot, we
wish lo say that
Customers Tell Us This Is the Finest Assortment of Fnrs in Philadel
phia Prices Fairest. We Know, Qualities Arc Indisputable, and Everybody
Knows Our Seal of Confidence, Emblem of
Integrity, Is Hack of Every Purchase, Large
or Small.
So with the confidence of a house that has never
broken faith with the public it serves, we present
here information of some of the FURS SELECT
ED FOR THIS SEASON, long before the public
thought of Winter, and long before the last advances
in prices, assuring you that few Fur stores can buy
as advantageously as we. and that no Fur store could
buy Furs today lo sell at our prices, qualities being
IfiMflk 'fiVl'l -- l',Ua1, Our stock embraces everything from the sim-
vj JifuMti, W ' ,,k' Scari" at i?25,00 fr h yomu s'ri i cats and
"n(r " " Wraps running into thousands of dollars.
NATURAL SKUNK
Hangivrt from Animal Scarf to
tleci Cape Coatee; full-furred
double skills $85.00 to $550.00.
m
Saw ' sty iV $ JAM
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Advantages For Those Who Shop
at Philadelphia's Representative
' Store
In the cit founded b William I'eim is the Slo-o lountlcd
upon the principlch for which lie stood fair dealing, keeping
faith, holding fast to eer promise, conducting cer transaction
with a Aicw to gaining ntul rclaining the coulidcme ol the people.
Known as a "conseratie" Store, it is conservative cmlj in
its adherence to the principles of intcgrit) laid down li the
founders: for it has also become widely known as the "Store
that gets the new things first,' having direct connection with the
sources of supply in every line or merchandise handled which
means cvervthing generallv found in lc MODERN (iENKKAIj
STOKE.
The Store's growth from the beginning has been stead and
uninterrupted this jear the greatest ol" all. And the indications
are that the business for the late autumn and the Christmas
season will by far exceed that nf an former season.
Our expectation for the season ih based upon the fact that
we anticipated a scarcity of merchandise in manj lines; and
incidental to making earl.v provision for aniplj large stocks, we
saved much monev for our customers, as it is well known that
practically every kind of goods costs more to produce now than
a vear o- even a few months ago.
Therefore, we believe our customers enjoy certain advantages,
in quality, variety and value, be their needs what the ma)
apparel, things for personal use or adornment, furniture or lur
nishings for the home, or an of the countless novelties, popular
as gifts at Christmas.
No Wonder Our Models in
Women's Sports Suits
Are Famous
Among a wonderful collection of Suits to
meet all needs aie practical models selected with
the greatest care to meet tho demand of so man;
women for a Utilitj Suit:
At $30.00 and $32.50 sirorusmuor
firm, durable weave that looks well and holds its
shape. Solid tones in navy blue or black, rich
heather mixtures in green, brown or blue effects.
Women appreciate their trim tailored lines, the
smart, distinctive design. Some belted and bo
plaited from the shoulders in Norfolk style,
other jackets with modish pinch back, also
models with broad box-plait or inverted plait in
the centre of tho back, all with patch pockets.
Collars are notched or designed to button snugl
under the chin. Not only are women buying
these Jersey Cloth Suits for sports wear, but
for general ufc, for traveling and for busines. .
At $25.00 to $37.50 VV's Suits of
v . cheviot, whipcord,
men's wear serge or burella cloth, in black, navy
blue and a few desirable colors. Also smart
Tweed Suits in gray or brown offects. Belled
styles, variously plaited and tucked, many with convertible collars,
fastening high at tho throat, trimmed with bono buttons. Women in
terested in good-looking Tailored Suits, at very modest pi ices, should
see these at Sltf.OO to S:S7..r)0.
'-. ! trim bridge S. (.lothrsr Sri-in, 1 un i ntrc
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NATURAL MOLESKIN
-Stoles, Ciijies, Treneli Collars
unci many oilier sljlrs $75.00 to
SJ50.0U.
SIBERIAN SQUIRREL
SCARFS Beautiful models
$115.00 to $2J5.0O.
NATURAL BEA ER
Styles and Collars $75.00 to
$177.50.
HUDSON SEAL (DYED
MUSKRAT) SCAR F S
Great variety $50.00 to $275.00.
CARACUL STOLES
liielily curled shins $90.00 lo
$150.00.
ERMINE NECKPIECES
Of great distinction $50.00 to
$ 175.00'.
JAPANESE MARTEN
Many elaborate models $1,50.00
to $1075.00.
NATURAL MINK Cape
Stoles and Fancy Collars, elab
orately trimmed with tails, paws
ami heads $07.50 to $575.00.
Scarf sketched, $210.00, Muff I
sketched, $87.50.
ALASKA FOX the
fusliionable animal style, unshed
with head and brush tail; taupe,
Voirct, Kamchatka, while, pointed
and dyed blue $80.00 lo $150.00.
BLAC K LYNX Very
handsome pieces $1)0.00 to $275.
FINE SABLES Both
Hudson Bay ami natural Russian
Sables $100 lo $1200.
NUTRIA Scurfs, Stoles and
Collars, in the becoming taupe
shades $07.50 to $125.00.
BLACK FOX Alaska skins
in tiuiimil effect, finished with
head and brush tail $50.00 to
S1S5.00.
CUB BEAR Large Animal
J Scarf and Melon Mat) (sec
sketch) $150.00 cacli.
straw lirldK & ' loihier
Mion.l I'll i nilKtl Sir. i .mil iVntre
t
About 100 Carpet-Size Rugs at an
Average Reduction of One-Third
This is a rare opportunity for saving on standard American Carpet-size Rugs
a clearing up of a miscellaneous collection odd or broken lots, including ROYAL
WILTON, FINE WILTON and WILTONE RUGS, in sizes 10.6xl3.G feet, 10.6x12
feet, 9x12 feet and 8.3x10.0 feet. All are psrfect in every way, and the reductions aver
age fully one-third from the regular prices. BE EARLY TO-MORROW.
iwljpiJat i t intliir - hnuith Moor West
Women Needing
Warm Sweaters and
Jackets SJiould
See These
Here are the new Sweaters and
Scarfs, the snug little Spencers
and Jackets that one needs when
the weather turns cold:
Wool Sweaters, $8.50 to $12
Smart new shades and practical
colors and wanted styles, with
collar, belt and pockets.
Brushed Wool Sweaters, Sin
Shawl Scarfs, 6.00 to $15.00
A wonderful range of choice in
styles with pockets or without.
Narrow Black or Tan Leather
Belts to wear with Shawl Scarf
$1.50.
Warm Quilted Jackets
Styles with bleeves, $3.00 and
$5.00; sleeveless $1.85 to $3.00,
. Cardigan Jackets
Styles with sleeves, $3.50;
sleeveless $2.50 and $300.
ptmwbrldgs L Clolhlen
Atelq 11, ilarktt street
The Best Time for Buying
Women's Winter Coats
The weather is here foi them, and the best values we can obtain
are ready. Among the les expensive arc
Poplin and Velour
Coats at $25.00
Heavy wool poplin, made in all
around belted style and lined
throughout. Others of silver
tipped velour, with full back and
unbelted; lined throughout.
Silvertone Velour
Coats, $35 and $47.50
One attractive button-trimmed
model is $35.00. Another in all
around belted style with long
throw-tie, is $17.50. Both lined
throughout.
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Coats at $35.00
Silver-tipped Velour Coats,
lined throughout, and finished
with collar of dyed coney. Others
in indistinct plaids, with dyed
opossum collar.
Silk Velour Coats,
$75.00 to $165.00
Dress Coats of fine silk velour,
in various attractive styles, beau
tifully lined throughout. Models
with fur collars, $85.00 to $1G5,00;
without, fur collars, $75,00 to
$110.00.
wbrldse & puthler Second .rioor Cntrs
Strawbridge & Clothier
MARKET STREET EIGHTH STREET GILBERT ST RBKT
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