HKB5 flJfl0tW,'w5!ww'I,pfJ5WV, " "W 'JCPWV (i iirfWHJJWiag!' 'W8Jtl''-w'WTf''W''V s,W.,,Tr? 'TSFW-TW; ' " fflff 9MMtNr V V Si o EVENING PUBLIC LEJJGEH JL'HILADELPHIA, JJUUDAY, iNOVEMBEJR 28, 1010 17 RICH MEN TO AID DEUNQUEN T BOYS Barracks Will Be Provided to In crease Capacity of Munici r pal Court Farm HELPS UNFORTUNATE IADS With fundi "subscribed by n number of trailing I'liilailclpliians, nn nrmy barracks from one of tlio iilmmloticil military trnluitij; oninps will bo pur chased and crirtril on tlio I'razcr ltoy Km in, nl I'rarcr, I'n., to Iiousp do llnqiieut boys scuts tlicrr by tlio .111 Tcnlle Com t. The mopinrnt lui", boon fostered by President Judge tliown, of the Munici pal Couit. Tlie present capacity of the ami) which nn started ns 11 .liivcnilc Oomt experiment for tlie real i riorum tion of delinquents, is thirty, and Is totally inadequate. An cffoit is now being made by the judges of the Ju venile Court to arouse further lutcrcst jn tho motcment. The Fraier Uoy Farm Is used by the Juvenile Court for tho commitment o( bojfl who are not Innately bad, but whose, delinquency Is believed to be the rexull of their borne surroundings ot neighborhood cnUronmenl, Tho need of n school of this kind to nc bojn from commitment to rcfnrmiitorlri caused n group of officials connected with the renusjhaiiin (ltallronil and Interested in jmeullc welfare work to orgnnlzc n society about two jeors ago. Almost as soon ns n suitable farm nt Trazcr had been located, the United Slates entered the world war and to insure ultimate establishment of the Institution on the scale proposed, one of the society's officers, with the co nnrrfitfnn nf flip m tier nf the laud. look title to the property and stnrted the-school in u small way. The farm buii(Hig and outbuildings were contorted into quarters for nbout thirty boys, and the )ntitiKstrrH sent there showed such good results from their wholesome outdoor life that Judge Ilrown decided on an effort to increase its facilities us soou ns possible. The temporary barracks will gic excellent service to this end until permanent buildings arc provided, he said. Ttojs sent to the fnrm arc usually those who show n liking for farming, In which tliev are given practical in struction. Mnny have become efficient farmers in the last two ears and have such good conduit records that most hnve been permitted to seek employ ment on farms near Krnzcr and In the nearby counties. MUMMERS PLAN GREATEST PARADE Special Meetings Give Reports Promising Pageant Surpass ing All Previous Ones COSTUMES TO COME HIGH After a lapse of two jears. Philadel phia's mummers will brave the cold on Js'ew Yeur's Day in numbers greater and (ohlumcs mure gorgeous than ever beforf. This is nssurcd bj reports nt special meetings last night by a number of New Year associations, nt which plans for the 11)20 parade were discussed nnd plans made to misc. extra money to meet the tost of fancy costumes, which has risen hi lonimou with every other thing. One of the factors which assures the gieatest iiiuiiimers' parade in the city's history Is the fact timt more money tor prbes will he available than in any pic!ous pageant. Councilman John M. llnizlej announce, jestcrday that with IT. Hart Mrltucli. special agent of the joint couuclltuaulc committee, he will make n tour of clu.bs Sunday to discuss various phases of the situation. Tho cost of equipment this jcar Is worrying some of the clubs, and n iiiiiu her of special cutertnlnmcnts ate be ing planned to help defray the unusual expenses la which many organizations will be placed ill their efforts to win the prizes. However, all club membeis arc optimistic and predict that their asso ciation will innkc uuusunl showings. One of the new clubs, the Liberty New Year Association, will have six hundred members and ten floats, ne cording to an auiioumemeiit by its cap tnin. Joseph Mnrlnuccl. Its lit ad - quarteis is at 1WW South Twelfth sticet. 'GOBS" OFF TO CALIFORNIA MANY AM E RIANS N ALLIED ARMIES Miss Lydia S. M. Robinson, of Paoil, Writing History of Their Services More Than Twenty Navy Recruits Go on Special More than a score of newly enlisted "gobs" left this morning aboard the "Cobs California Limited" for the Golden finte, to spend the winter in California. Thnj weie the men who en listed in the iinvj since last Friday at the- local recruiting station, 1151." Aicb. street. Kaili l'riihn the "(lobs' special" leaves for California, earning new ic emits to the tininiiig station at San Trancisco. Last week fifteen men were sent from Philadelphia. IS FOR THE NAVY LEAGUE itetoid of the services of Anierimns who Miliiuteeicd in the navies ami the ill lilies of the Allies will be picscncil 111 a volume which is being prepared for the, Navy League lij Miss Lvdia S. At. Itobiusnii, daughter of Mis. Moll imiip Robinson, of Airdric, l'aoll, I'n This includes the Americans who viilnntceied in the l'leneh rmcigii Legion and nnibuhuyo held service nnd midiial mi vice nnd in the l'leneh or Itriti-h aviation imps before the t nitctl States cntcicil the vvur, as well ns ii tin- llrltisli nimv. Miss Itnbiiison snvs she was grentlv Mirpiiscd lo fonie upon thiiteen Amei leans seiving in the Guards, and sivtv siAcn who enlisted as earlv as 1111 1 while the number of Ameiicaus who fought nt Gallipoli is tiuly amazing One of tho last, men to lnvo the peninsula wns a man from Devon, l'a. In one family of Californinus the father nnd four sous enlisted in tho Canadian arm before the United States beenme u bel ligerent. Only one lived to return home. In ago tli( Americans In this record vary from one boy of llftcen, who lirst drove an ambulance, and who when the I'nlted States entered the war, being still under age for our arm went Into the Coldstream Guards, to a man of sixty-one, who, after tho sinking of the Liisitania, entered the ISritsh navy and fought the Germans from a decoj vessel "often wllli gratifving -results'' until his health was cntiielj sliilttered. THE0S0PHIST IN LECTURE L. W. DoQers Says Slain Soldiers Live In Astral Regions Soldiers who fell in the great war nro not dead, but are still "vividly nilve in nstral regions," wns the assur ance of ii. V. lingers, nntioual lecturer of the Institute of Thcosophj, in nn nd dicss lust night at the Central Y. M. C. A. It was the beginning of n tciles of lectuics on immortality. Mr. Itogeis chose ns his subject "Tim Present Life of Our Soldier Dead." lie will speak tonight in the Unltnii.ni Church parish house., Twenty. eeeeuil and Chestnut streets, on "Old Souls Ja New Bodies." In his lecture last night Sir. Hoger; said tho soldiers who died on the. battle-' fields of Europe are not dead, bulf absent. They are making persistent ef forts, he snld, to get messages to theW friends. Cemeteries, bo said, aro merely places of accentuated grief. IIo advised hii henrors to keep away from such spots. Iln insisted thnt it was possible tot tho living to communlcalo with the so called dead. 833-35 Market Street 833-35 Market Street Xmas Glove Sale! A Specitil Purchase of flno lambskin nnd kid skin Gloves, of French make. White have black embroidery; tan. irrav and bLack show self stitching 1 .65 B Christmas Hosiery Sale All pure thread silk and m CQ hose with silk lisle tops mJy a famous make. Shoo H shades in all sires. Many JH blacks. Special Sutur- A day value. maimer's Main Floor Closing the Sales Great CHRISTMAS BLOUSE SALE Ail Extraordinary Purchase of 500 Blouses All Goods Purchased Tomorrow Will Be Charged to January Bill LAUNER'S Month with Clearance Bargains in Gift Specials Clearance Coat Sale . BLAUNEll'S second floor OauD Value SJ00 The most fascinating gift a woman can te ceive; one of these heavy quality Georgettes richly beaded, braicjed or em broidered, made in any one of a host of chic styles I 1COO Values 13.00 17. 06 Regular creations these ' many and delightfully styled Blouses. Every imaginable suit shade, every mode that has won .favor, every gorgeous form of embroideiy, braiding and beading. These are bargains. New, Fine Cotton Blouses w Choose from 20 embroidered, tucked and lace styles, in dainty voiles, and save money at the same time. You can't equal these values in sheer voile and organdie Blouses. Lace vestees, embroidered cuffs and col lars. French tucks, etc. lilauner's Main Floor 1.97 9Q75 The finest quality of velour and silvertone fashion these swagger loose back, helled and straightlinc models. . Some have tailored col lars, others French seal. Also fur fabric goatees of Baffin seal plush feature moline "and mole plush collars. Every coat a Special Clearance Value. OQ.75 These extraordinary values feature distinc tive Coats in conservative or youthful styles. Suede velour and silvertone in the best of the season's" shades French seal collars. Fur fabric Coatees of llallin seal, Hudson seal and Kerami plush some have mink collars and cuffs. Last Day of Fur Reduction Sale French Seal Coat .. - Sumptuous cape collar and border. Marmot Coat '...... Large raccoon Cape collar ; 36-inch lengthr Hudson Seal Coat Nat. squirrel shawl collar and cuffs. " Nutria Sports , '...... Taupe belted model ; chin chin collar. Hudson Seal Coat . Beaver collar and cuffs."" Belted model. Australian Seal Coats Large chin chin collar and Bell cuffs. Self border. Belted. Natural Muskrat Coats JJQ X() Fine skins. .Carefully selected. Full ripple model. Belied. -M-t:'tJW ' Blauner'a Second Floor 169.50 189.50 259.50 275.00 339.50 149.50 SiSiSiS&rSrgi m Ct - 5rr-A a jl?1 To make this a Store of useful acceptable gifts for the throngs Zr of women doing their holiday shopping here we have been gather- W ing together for many weeks hosts of lovely, dainty new things. Stf And for the convenience of busy shoppers we have arranged the fft? following" Booths: On the Main. Floor there are live special Christ- SS mas Booths offering gifts at $1.002.003.004.005.00. On the 5? Fourth Floor, three Booths displaying $2.00, 3.00 and 5.00 Gifts W lor all tne loins irom tiny loi to grandma. Gloves Jlosiery Si)k Undoijvear Muslin Underwear Boudoir Caps Celluloid Novelties Kimonos Sacques Blouses Bathrobes' ..Blankets Children's Bonnets Petticoats Kiddies' Dresses Sweaters Fuis Ribbon Novelties Infants' Shoes Rlincapcs Couch Covers Dolls Baby Caps Knit Goods Baby Books' Do not forget to visit our Christinas Booths tor Useful and Attractive Gifts at Reasonable I'rices Blauner Better Values in Frocks Beaded georgettes, draped satins, braided serges, em broidered jerseys, drebsy velveteens in mwny new and churming modes. 19.95 25 Tbeoo wilt please In etyle, nnlsh, fabrlq nnd low prlco eatln, trl- colins, veloi)r, clv?tcen1 35- Tho newest and most distinctive modes In satin, velour, tricottne, I'olret twill and georgette Btauner't Second Floo Hosts of New Dresses Fine Values ! Straight-line, tunic and ripple models of excellent quality serge feat.uro satin finishinga. Special values'. At this Jw Prico "ro milart serges, satinsj Jersey and velvets in styles for mss- or ma tron. 9.94 14.96 , Blauntr's iDownrtalrs Store S-M-RT-S Saturday Special 5.90 Exceptional Value is evident in tjic firtequul i l,y of these new brown velour plaids in these swagger styles and smart finish. Also some chic velvets in black, brown, navy and green. Third Floor 5.9Q Suits Reduced 29.75-35.00 Theso suits of silvertone, velour and oxford wcro fine values before they Hvere reduced now they are truly exceptional. Itlpplc, belted, sports and talllcur modes. Suits! 45-00 Values 65.0075.00 Ultra higher priced models at this very low price. Fur trim med, faultlessly tai lored, distinctively finished, Velours, sil vertone, velour do lalne, broadcloth and tlnseltone. Blauner'a Second Floor Suit Sale .00 Values 35.0015.00 J A saving of $10.00 to $!!0.00 on every one of these splendid quality velours, uilvertofies and wool poplins. Illppln, panel, senil-tullorcd, belted, birarts and pleated modes, Home are trimmed with kit coney, others with seallne or Yukon plush, Buttons, cross belts, tucking and cording add smart finish. Xhcio are wonderful Suits I Blauner'a Downstaira Store $v7-00 Fur Trimmed Hats! Special 4.50 The very newest Hat "note" satin and fur, duvetyne and fur, brocaded satin and fur. New Satin Hats p 2.96 3.94 4.94 t2BS"t CTW 3.9 1 Satin chin chins, mushrooms and turbans show touches of brocade, fur and flowers. 5.97 6.50 8.50 Cliarminfj Hats of Skinncv's Satin feature ostrich burnt fancies and fur trimming. Model Hats brocade, satin, duve tyne, metallic cloth, 10.0025.00 Blauner'a Third Floor Ml rw- HERE are so many different kinds of s OS s ffY I men who have declared SPUR the best Hu rsill J c'Sarette rty ever tasted, that we say: MU r3fflili 1 "Whatever affca)s to you most about a i r-gf cigarette you will probably find in SPUR." f -7 Judge 'em by that good old tobacco flu " taste. Judge 'em by their Wgh-brced- ull ing. Smoke all you want of 'em. They're right. Bni Judge 'em by their class and form their smart Iff package of brown and silver three fold to preserve wl their delicious taste and fragrance. $21 They're not pasted but crimped. Burn slower KB and draw easier. Bra You'll know Spurs for a winner the minute the dealer - HI trots 'em out. Try them now. H jfisms alwuMjiwtfoof ifiitohs JpSilll5jls ! h and SPURS arc coming fast. jm Golf All Winter in The Southland They're golfing now in Georgia and the Carolinas and visitingvplayers arc extended a cordial welcome to play the splendidly conditioned courses. Clear skits, health-giying air. Tang of ocean, aroma of pines. Interesting people, rare companionship. Rest and health. Sport and pleasure. There 3 something for everyone. There's everything one delights in. Great hotels and quiet boarding places. Dancing and gaieties. Novel scenes and new faces. The abounding joys of winter life in the Southland. To this wealth of diversions the famous resorts of Aiken, Ashevillti, Augusta, Camden, Charleston, Pinehurst, Savannah, Southern Pines,. Summerville, Thomasville and other places invite you. Attractive Winter Excursion Fares to Resorts in the South are offered by the United States Railroad Admin istration. For Fares, Schedules. Service, Maps or Booklet, "Florida and Southern Winter Resorts," apply to write nearest Consolidated Ticket Office. 1539 Chestnut St., Phila., Pa. Phone Locust 5800. UNITEDrSlES-lmC iisiMlfCmlll Trivtl Bureau M9 Trimportatlon Dultdlnf tmcigo Tovel Bureau lUL-lbertrStratt New York TrT1B r jwiivpay it' 602 Healer Atlaeta aillBlllllBlBllUlMlllSlllJBIllBlMIBiaiBillB.lglilMlKlliyiMtgqgag iaBlHMHMIMMaf BamaWBMa90a'''m'm'mmm - , " T"" ? .- v 4 ji u. .. -; M Sp fc- Jt,,,.i.ji.u.iwf''.U.WH t tl essf "T
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