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EVENING PU3M0 LEDGBR-PHILADEJLPHIA, FBIDAY, NOVEMBER 28, 1919
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ilRSE COL RADFORD
i FOR CABINET POST
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P frlarlne Corps Quartermaster Qf-
ficer Strongy Recommended
for Purchasing Agent
PLAN FIGHT ON VAR RULE
Cylvittt Cyrus S. Itndford, in charge
of ,tlib dfpot euppHcs for the marine
corps in Philadelphia, lins been strormly
(recommended to Mayor-elect Moorb and
hi? advisers for n place In the cabinet.
CoWel Kadiord "has been urped for
either the new office of purchasing
.gent or for the directorship of the
tleparlme&t of public works.
Colqnfel Itndford is considered by
Secretary of the Navy Daniels as one
pt the. Vest quartermasters in the N'nv?
Department. It is known that the
Mayor-elect has been lookiiiK for u
man Sfho has had experience in either
Urmy or navy quartermaRter work for
the office of purcliasins aijent.
Indications today were that the
Mttfor-clect would shortly announce
his ' selections for director of health
and director of public welfare. 11c
cause" of the common Interests of tho
two departmenU, Mr. Moore feels that
trie new directors should be appointed
together nnd Rturt to work in co
operation at once.
Krtisen Won't Be Reappointed
It is regarded as certain that Dr.
"Wilmer Krusen will not be reappointed
as director of health. In this con
nection it was learned authoritatively
that Governor Sproul is not making nn
issue of the reappointment of Director
Krusen. An official close to the Gover
nor said today: .
"The Governor has no special in
terest In the boom for Doctor Krusen.
He sfmply forworded to Mayor-elect
Moore a letter of indorsement of Doctor
Krusen, which had been written by
Colonel Martin, state heulth coimnis
cioner. The state health commissioner
Is appreciative of the co-operation on
the part of the Philadelphia Health De
partment with the State Health De
partment. Such co-operation is of
freat assistance throughout the stnte.
he Governor in forwarding the letter
written bv Colonel Martin pointed out
that if Doctor Martin had not been
available for the post of state health
commissioner, Doctor Krusen would
have been his second choice."
Man for Welfare Director
Ernest L. Tustin, it is believed, i
the favorite for the post of director of
public welfare. The name of Mrs. Ilnr
clay Warburton, president of the
Women's Ilepublican committee for
Pennsylvania, has been presented to the
Mayor-elect for this office, but it is
understood thut a man will be chosen
tor head of the department. A woman
may be named for assistant director.
A campaign to wrest control of the
Republican city committee from the
Vares is said to be quietly under way
now among Independent Itepublicans of
tkis city.
The struggle is expected to emerge
into the open when Mayor-elect Moore
completes his cabinet. A director of
public health and a director of public
welfare are to be the' next appoint
u. ' E-v'jncd bv Mr. Moore.
V M A urr Kvtagir their
. k f i. ) jjrtjig I'rltr.arics
ntt f-eHutCT ii lui" tiHtional
,,,e hi ' !""! and there
will be contests for control of word
and city committees.
Officials to bo chosen next year In
clude a Supreme Court Justice, a Su
perior Court Judge, on auditor gent
eral, n state treasurer, n United States
senator, thirty-six congressmen, half
the membership of the State Senate and
207 members of tho State Mouse of
Representatives.
Booms for auditor general already
ore popping up over the political ho
rizon. Marry H. MeDe.vltt. secretary
to Governor Sproul. hns been suggested.
It Is regarded as unlikely that he would
leave the Governor's office, however.
Another mentioned for the place is
Samuel Lewis, of York.
Auditor General dairies A. Snyder
is out in the open for the nomination
for state treasurer to succeed Harmon
M. Kephart.
The term of Tnlted States Senator
Penrose expires after next year's elec
tion. The Senator nnltcipates going be
fore the imople of the state again next
spring for the nomination to be decideil
on May 18, spring primary day.
There have been rumors that opposi
tion would develop to the senior senn
tor, but no other candidates have come
out In the open ns vet.
TO SPEAK ON THE THEATRE
Beatrice Forbes-Robertson Hale to
Talk at Phllomuilan Club
Beatrice Forbcs-Itobcrtson Hale, the
English actress, will speak at the Phi
lomnslan Club Thursday of next week,
on "The Theatre Since the War."
Mrs. Male, who Is nn Kngllshwoman
by birth, but an Americun by marriage,
has devoted n great deal of time to
sullragfl and recently to the study of
women In Industry. During Septem
ber she interested the International
Conference of Woman Physicians, which
was held in New York city, with her
condemnation of the styles and extravn
gntice of woman's dres.
She blamed business men who used
the stnge, the shop window, strect-cnr
placards and the newspapers for the
blatant advertisement of "style, style,
'Mrs. Hale is soon to visit England
nt the request of the British Bureau
of Information nnd will study recon
struction and labor problems there.
MMIIIM
IMIrili
BRIGHT'S DISEASE
Why Suffer Longer) Drink
Mountain
Valley Water
The famoiiB curative water from Hoi Springs.
Doctors Endorse nnd Recommend It.
Mountain Valley Water Co., 718 Chestnut St.
Phone Walnut H407
Served at lending flubs. Hot), ('nfri. and P. It. H dining ears
SnM bv flr-t.Hum uroi-eri.. ilrurKlsis, etc , or fllrcrl liy us
SEES BRITISH-U. S. RIVALRY
Lenroot Reservation Imperils League,
Says Buenos Aires Newspaper
Buenos Aires, Nov. 28. (By A. P.)
Discussing the failure of the United
States Senate to ratify the peace treaty,
I,n Prensa dwells ou Senator Lenroot h
reservation not permitting British do
minions nnd colonies to outvote the
United States, nnd says:
"It appears evident that If, for any
reason, the league of nations collapses,
It will bo without doubt found within
tho scope of this reservation, which un
fortunately again manifests tho rivalry,
now profound, between thc two great
Anglo-Saxon civilizations."
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Dutch Silver
Wc arc fortunate in being
able to show a large variety of
these articles, all exquisitely
wrought, depicting various
Dutch scenes.
For a charming and unusual
gift, a Dutch Silver Fruit Bas
ket of heavy weight, height
iy2 inches $125.00.
S. Kind & Sons, mo chestnut si.
DIAMOND MERCHANTS JEWKI,E11S SILVERSMITHS
Our conscience never troubles us, for
even as we sleep our old saw "all wool
and fast color" keeps up its old familiar
buzz.
Exceptional Quality
Suits and Overcoats
$45
Ferro & Co.inC.
Clothiers & Outfitters
Agents for
Rogers Peel Clothes
Chestrvut Street at Juniper.
Charles H. Sabin
president of the Guaranty Trust Company of
New York, the largest ttust company in the world,
writing to us, says :
"I believe thoroughly in advertising as a
selling agent, not only for commodities but
for ideas and services, and throughout my
business career as a banker I have made use
of it with profit and satisfaction. I believe
that advertising can be made just as useful
to a bank as to any other institution that has
something to offer to the public, and our own
experience in that field has well justified this
conclusion. Moreover, I believe that educa
tional and informative advertising can be
made of the greatest value to the public, and
can further the interests of sound economics
and sound business. Good will values created
through advertising constitute decided ele
ments of credit in a corporation's assets, and
such values will always be taken into con
sideration in any judgments we form.
"At the present time, I feel confident that
perhaps more than ever in the history of this
country sound advertising and publicity can
be made to render a great public service in
informing the public on the important ques
tions pressing for decision."
Buttetick Publisher
The Delineator
Everybody Magazine
TV aUllart tkt ftar, teds
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THE GMFT SET OF USEFULNESS 5. CMAMMI
FIVE TO ONE HUNDRED OOLLARS
A FASCINATING gift suggestion, one of the hits of last
Christmas season
A box of gloves, that gift of perennial charm, with the
gift set idea added to make it perfect
Combination of two, three or more pairs of dress gloves,
everyday gloves and warm gloves
Personally applicable to the needs and customs of any
recipient
Selected from our superior imported French Kidskin
gloves made in France, and America's finest product
the largest assortment in the city.
Centeme
ri
Gloves
Women's Gift Set No. 12
at 11.25
French Kidskin dress gloves, two clasp,
pique oroverseam sewn, self and contract
ing embroidery; black, white and the
amart colon 3.50
Capeskin ttreet gloves, one clasp, pique
sewn, self embroidery, in tan and gray, 2.75
Capetkin warm gloves, wool lined, long
wnit with strap; tan, gray, black or
khaki 5.00
Men's Gift Set No. 5
at 11.50
For buiintii wear a tan Capetkin glove,
full FXM sewn, ipear backs . . . 3.00
For dress wear a gray glove of Arabian
Mocha, pique eewn ...... 4.50
Foretieningwear a white glove of French
Rationale Kidskin, one clasp . . 4.00
Men's Gift Set No. 3
at 10.00
Cray Arabian Mocha twoin-one warm
gloves; long wrist with adjustable strap;
seamless wool glove worn inside . 6.50
Tan Capeskin street gloves, full PXM
eewn, spear backs 3.50
Women's Gift Set No. 16
at 19.50
French Kidskin 12-button Mousquestaire
dress gloves, overseam sewn, Paris point
embroidery; white and colors 6.00
French Kidskin dress gloves, two clasp,
over seam sewn; novelty wrist trimming
blending with embroidery; black, white
and colors . . ' 4.00
Arabian Mocha street gloves, one clasp,
pique sewn, gray, covert and brown, 4.00
Capetkin wool-lined warm gloves, extra
long wrist with strap; tan, gray, black or
khaki 5.50
123 SOUTH 13h ST.
New York Store, 400 fcifth Ave.
Only Four Saturdays Before Christmas
Set may be broken or added to as desired
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SATURDAY
NOVEMBER 29th
An Important Day for Victor
Record Buyers
We will open our new Victrola Department on that day, and you
and your friends are cordially invited to inspect this pleasant place to
select your Victrola and Victor Records.
12,000 Victor Records just inside the door.
Spacious Record Hearing Rooms on first floor.
Rapid and intelligent service for busy shoppers.
If you purchase your Instrument here it will be a genuine Victrola,
the product of the Victor Talking Machine Company. There is noth
ing just as good we have nothing else to offer.
vDOMJPABJY
HUC0KS30H TO
Joseph a. aisw Muhic Stoub
Y4Mcri at Tenth Stiieotj-
FniXAaBWMIIA
pamBHBiTOiiiEi Charge Purchases Tomorrow Rendered on Bills January lstsSHSSHE
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M.
awson & LeJVlarry
K15 Chestnut Street
A Series of Individual
Fur
Sales
for Saturday, each emphasizing most extraordi
nary values, each the result of our direct manufac
turing, which eliminates the middelman's profit.
A Small Deposit Will Reserve Your Purchase
The Fur Coats
t
Russian Pony Coals,
thiwt collar and dtep
caffs of 26-lnch Flir
Model. With wide
contrasting fur.
Australian Seal Coats,
Smart SporU Model.
IArice shnwl collar and
wide cuffs of Austral
Ian real.
Marmot Coats
rolllne collar and deep
cuffs of marmot.
Mushrat Coats,
Chlo Sport Model.
A loose jaunty model,
shawl collar and deep
cuffs.
Nutria Coats,
Jaunty Model. An ef
fective sports coat of
novel design.
Hudson Seal Coats,
Smart Sports Model.
Large shawl collar and
wlda cuffs of Hudson
seal.
Australian Seal Coats,
Full Jaunty Model.
Dressy shawl collar and
deep cuffs of Squirrel
or Australian Opossum.
Raccoon Coats,
Sport Model. Large
shawl collar and deep
cuffs.
98so
HO00
11500
145-50
1(35.oo
16500
175-00
195
.00
Australian Seal Coats, 1QK.0O
30-lnch Flare Model. x-Jlf
Vltli large Nutilo,
Squirrel or Australian
Opossum shawl collar
and cufTa.
Hudson Seal Coats,
2S-inch Jaunty Model.
Dressy shawl collar
and deep cuffs of Hud
son seal.
Hudson Seal Coats,
3G-inch Flare Model.
With shawl collnr and
deep cuffs of skunk.
Moleskin Coats,
Very Smart Sport
Model. Very novel
collar. cuffs and
border of Nutria.
Squirrel Coats,
Smart Sports Model.
With large ahawl
collar and deep cuffs.
Well-matched skins.
Mink Coats,
42-Inch Full Design.
Large shawl collar,
deep belt, cuffs and
wide border.
Broadtail Coats,
Exceptionally hand
some, lustrous molra
sklpn, large collar of
Sable.
245-00
9QZ.00,
2950C
29500
495
975
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Hudson
Seal
Coat,
Beaver
Collar,
Cuffs S:
Border,
US.00
The Sets!
Hudson Seal Sets.... 49.00
Natural Raccoon Sets. 49.50
Taupe Wolf Sets .... 49.50
Black Wolf Sets 49.50
Beaver Sets , ..(..... . 54.50
Brown Fox Sets 64.50
Black Fox Sets 69.50
Mink Sets 84.50
Jap. Cross Fox Sets.. 98.50
Black Lynx Sets .... 98.50
Silver Fox Sets 475.00
The Coatees!
Taupe Nutria 98.50
Hudson Seal 110.00
Dark Mink 135.00
Natural Squirrel 225,00
Scotch Mole 295.00
The Muffs!
Nutria 19,50
Brown Fox 32.25
Skunk 34,50
Brown Wolf 34.75
The Scarfs,
Stoles &
Chokers!
Taupo Wolf Scarfs....
Black Wolf Scarfs....
Brown Fox Scarfs,...
Stone Marten Choker.
Black Lynx Scarfs,,..
Scotch Mole Stoles...
Hudson Seal Stoles...
Natural Fisher Choker 1
Silver Fox Scarfs 1
And this letter came last week!
"I am shipping you today J,S0 Fox Skins, billed to you so that you may retail them at the very
special price of S8.S0 each. This action of mine is the result of the little conversation we had
recently, and so desirous are these Skins today in the open market that I'll be glad to buy them all
back fromiyou at your regular retail price. If you will consider it convenient, I will be very glad to
buy them back from you at 28.50 each, and you can charge same to my private decount."
But We Made Up The Shins Info Scarfs
and Muffs In Double-Quick Time
This particular bit of trade negotiation is thus made
'public In order to demonstrate the big fact that we con
trol skin sources of supply in a very large degree, and in
conjunction with our Direct Manufacturing facilities, are
constantly able to benefit our customers in iliese very
attractive ways.
These Scarfs and Muffs canjc in Taupe,
Brown, Poiret, Lucille, Kamchatka and Geor
gette. They are the most extraordinary value!
Scarfs and Muffs
$28
Each
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Liberty Bonds and! Purchasing Agents' Orders Accepted
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