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.tfVEStoGr PUBLIC' LEliKR PHILADELPHIA FRIDAY, -DECEMBER 5, 1919
FOUR HAPPY GUNNERS ft
RUN AFOUL OF POLICE
Rabbits Too Fow, So Domestic
Animals Fall Targets,
It Is Charged
Four intrepid huntsmen out for rah
i bit Invaded private property in the vi
cinity of Ablncton yesterday and
caused consternation among tho domes:
tic birds and beasts.
They were, arrested by the Ablncton
pollco and fined $20 and costs each by
Magistrate Williams.
The huntsmen nro Anthony J. and
ndrew 3. Dlllard. 8& Shcdaber
street! Georto Herbert, 201 Collon
street, and .lames Lcvyh., 1700 Vest
Llppjiicott street. Qn their promlso
not to hunt In that neighborhood again
the fino von remitted later.
On Thanksgiving Day tho quartet
trekked -over the prhnlo grounds of
Mrs. Daniel Urny, of Tcrwoud, and
over tho adjoining iurmi ol bsmuei
Nice.
They ore wnid to Iinvo bnRCcd u con
pip of TjbblH, nud then, inuchcrtcntly
perhaps, to havo turned their attention
to soma domestic animals with n re
sult that, police sny, It would not be
surprising 16 learn that n certain
porker was running around with u
handful of buckshot under the skjn.
The huntsmen wcro frightened nwajr
on Thantaghinc Daj by threat of tbo
penalty of tho law, since tho grounds
were properly posted.
POLICE TO USE SlDcCARS
Machines Adopted o Meet New Law
on Speeding Autolsto
Tatrolmcn detailed to watch speeders
and Uccp an eye out for automobile
bandits will soon bo riding about the
city In mojoreyclu sidecars, it wni an
nounced today. Sixteen of the side
enra will be In use 1j the 1'ollcc De
partment within a few daya.
Philadelphia will bo tho first rlly in
tho country to adopt this new method of
policing,
A now law cnacled by the slate'Lcg
Islaturc requires1 that speeding uulo
moblllsts bo timed by two policemen in
stead of ouo ns In tho past. This and
tho increasing number of auto bandits
nro the causes of tho decision to use
tho sidecarur g
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WINDSOR ROOM 1204 Chestnut St.
11 SOUTH 15lh ST.
For The Matt Who Seeks Good
Clothes At A Fair, Price
nits and' Overcoats
FROM THE KIRSCHBAUM SHOPS OF PHILADELPHIA
Here is a striking, example of R. & F.
service to Philadelphia men. Such suits
and overcoats, would commonly be sold
for $60 to 65 toda) hi fact our price
is very close to the actual -wholesale
replacement cost. The .suits include
cheviots, homespuns and unfinished
worsteds. The overcoats c satin -lined
Chesterfields, double-breasted dress coats
'and walking ulsters.
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Evening dress suits and Tiuedos
of fine .English worsted -full silk
lined Kirschbaum tailored $85
Others at 65.
Unprejudiced advice-
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The advice we give on the heating question
is obviously unprejudiced because we make all
types of Heating Apparatus Steam, Hot Water,
Vapor, Warm Air and Pipeless Heaters. Also all
styles of Ranges.
ABRAM COX
STOVE COMPANY
American and ""
Dauphin Streets,
Philadelphia
Muinae(urri of UoJUr,
ripI lloaltra and llancee
m Philadelphia for 13 years
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mail riionr. ordcus ph-ledh
i STonn oritNH daily 0 a. nr. and closks a r. at
allium i in m iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiM
Different conditions heed different systems.
Our only aim is to give each customer tho appli
ance which is best suited to his requirements.
Consult a Novclfy dealer or phone or
write us or come to our attractive faclorU
showroom.
Each Day Finds Us Busier Helping Folks Get Ready for Christmas!
A Milllon-and-Onc Gifts Here Marked Much Under Prevailing Prices, as Proof of Our Remarkable Preparations. Shop on a Transfer Save Time!
M
Toys!
Mean Everything
the Children
Santa Clauo liaa ucnt Eonm of his bnet
hopers licre to sho nil tho wonderful
thlngo hu liu preparoa for Chriatniau
rarcntonro surprlacd to nnd that
Sania can make so many pleasure
cMns things for o llttlo money
Lit IlroUifro FOURTH
ixoon
MallOrdeuFlUed TIATS TRIMMED FREE OF CHARGE Then Order. Filled
Market
Eighth
ONE YELLOW TRADING STAMP WITH
EVERY 10c PURCHASE ALL DAY
Filbert
Seventh
Shelves and Counters Are Piled High With
Christmas Gloves and Handkerchiefs
Genuine Cowhide JS! 9 AC
( Ji&v
Traveling Bags
Enceptlonallv Rood alucI Btrontr
handle; brisu trimmed. UHcl or tan;
leather )lnod 1 ind IS Inch
v.lu.t Un.i.l no-. $,X.9R
Excellent cholca of nw etylea Jn j
chiffon ana panne enoi, niceiy
Ined. Metal or eoercd frames
Have inside framo or purse and
mirror. Best BhadcB
Lit mother First Tloor. 8th St
Women's
$2.50 &
?3 Gloves,
$1.98
Ono claip
Tan, Braj
pearl, beaer
ina lironn
vi rv
l V'nd W,,t ,(o She turn here,
to be fully aatMlcd will, the nuaIN
ties, varieties and values.
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Men's $1.75 Gloves, $t.2G
Angora wool.
I w.u.o rcn s 1 .au l $ -I .25
I& $1.75 Glovo, A
Tun and?
aeTy RA!fag
w-
JCapo and suedc.
if
I Rrray,
4-n M i
Men's 35c I
Handker
chiefs, 25c!
Smurt bor
ders of tan,j
blue H 11 (1
?recn
Boys' 18c to 50c
Handkerchiefs, 1212C lo 35c
Initial and colored borders, also
plain white
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Mcn's $4 Gloves, $2.98
Lined; one clasp Tan and jjraj ;
capo anjl suedc
Women's $1.50 & $1 .25
$1.75 Gloves S
Doublo silk and sucdc-lmed silk.
Black, grj.v, brown uttd bcacr.
Misses' & Boys' 1 $1 7c
$2.25 Gloves . . J A . O
Capo in tan shades; one clasp.
Men's 39c Handkcrchtcfa,29c
Pure Irish linen
Boxes of Handkerchiefs
Women's 75c to $3 Boxes
at 49c lo $2.25
Prettily arranged. Three to
But in a bow Have dainty
corners in while or color
Women's French 1 $0 QQ
IJluck, white itnu
Kid Gloves
Two clasp
color."
Women's Handkerchiefs, 75c
Of lawn; one corner embroid
ered with initial.
I.lt Ilrothfrs I lrst IHoor Mil tit.
"What Jtrttcr Home (iifls 'llinn These Coy
Pretty ComfortsI Nolo 'I hat Prices l.cnn
JUanlels or
i our aj 1
$17.50 Wool Blankets 11 i-75
White lambs' wool on cotton warp. Pink or
bluo borders;
weight 15 lbs.
mohair binding. Size 7"iS0;
14
F'air
$10 Blankets, 1 $0 QO
Wiito and wool-and-cotton
mixed. Pmk or blue borders:
wide binding. Also plaid
necccnown blankets.
$12.i
$10
.98
Lit Ilrolhrr-
50 Wool
Comfortables .
Figured satinc; plain bor
ders; lambs' wool tilling,
(Size 712SO.
ririt""rioor. North
)liday
IMisbcs $52.50 l.jMO C
Trimincd Top Coats ' "
dollai-s under what hcy arc really worth.
The suits in this lot arc most exceptional I Jackets have inverted plaits, cross-tront belts, novel
pockcU and choker collars of seal fur Figured peau dc cygno lining. Illnck, nay, brown andckin. One
Sketched.
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Tailored from velour, siUertonc. noielty coatings
'and broadefoth. All auoroed shades. fcJomo styles
I fall in graceful plaits, hac belt, cleer pockctb and
t." -- --- - --ta) 1.. llnlnir. Tlienfi urn richlv
S lopped with large opossum
t collars. One Pictured.
Women's .$75 Fur-XJCC
rniniuctl Suits. J u"
Of clour dc lalnc, broudclolh
ind elour, in rose taupe, beet
loot, plum, brown, green, nay
and black. Plaited panel1 back,
bolted front, set-in pockets and
hnndbomo collar of nutria or teal.
Fancy lining.
Women's Handsome
$77.50 Coats, .$05 ' j
Of teal plush with shawl eul- J
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liir, uuruijr unu cuhb Ol 11L
coney. Figured cilk lining.
Others nf imsoHim. rt. it 1.
i beautiful collar of seal, mole I
, or nutria One Pictured. j
Women's &, Misses' $10
Leatherette Coats, S25
Sports stle, with patch pock
ets, belt, mannish notch collar and
rccrs. A gift suggestion One
Sketched.
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&& frm mask
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UiMsiuhlli
M25
Women's & Misses' .$(J7.50 Dresses, .$25
Materials arc elour, serge, tncotlno and sorge-and-Gcorgcttc
combinations. Tho styles are now
and graceful, featuring tunics, coat effects and
drapingb. Beautiful embroidering, braiding, girdle
sashes, pockets, dainty collars and ests arc van-
.it itruiiicra sixo.Np m.oou i ously featured. AH fashionable shades.
Thousands of Men's and Boys'
Fine Suits and Overcoats
In a Sweeping Clearance of Surplus Slocks From Nearly a Score of
Famous Manufacturers
i.nuro remaining lots irom a dozen' including every desirable model in this
or more of each makers present-1 . , .., " ... ,,
season stocks, bought 'way under """irst etjlc-i, nith a wide lunge, c
aIue. materials and colorings.
Ulsters &
Ulsterettes
Singio and double breasted.
around.
Conservative Overcoats, $26.75, $30, $50
Ulack and oxford gray diess overcoats, some in melton cloth. All have
velvet collars and are quarter lined: $50 lot includes bluo kcrsejs. biidppj ,
double-breasted form-tltting modefs
$28, $31.50, $38.50
Some with half belt&; others belted all
Fur Collar & Fur-Lined
Overcoats, $42.50 to $125
iMcn'B Trousers. 53.98 to 1
?12.50
Glen's nalncouts, $7."0 lo $U5 i
Men's and Young Men's Suits, $21.50, $28.75, $35
Single-breasted, double-breasted, two and three button styles, joutlifui
and conservative. Many stout men's sizes in the $y5 lot
Boys' Overcoats, $8.50 to $18' BoysV$5.50 Raincoats,
Boys' Two-Pants Suits, n , 3-,S. & f3-98 t
c "7R i tie Bojs' .ilackinaws, $8..ri0 to 5l,
.5.0 to .".lo Bojs. junior SuitSi $498 to 313i75
Bojs Norfolk Suits, $10, $12 to $23 Norfolk, middy and Oliver Twist.
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nter - H J1 t
choice ttrxt, 1
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rs Second I'loor. 7th bt
Tomorrow! Second Day of the Great Sale! '
Men's Furnishings
Holiday Pu chases, Made on a Scale Larger Than Ever Before
Attempted, Account for the Savings.
1 $1.50 HMi.eirarl Sillc Foin-.m. 1 Or-r S,1J&
Hands
Brocades, stupes and figures. Popular col
ors Slide-easy bands. Limited lot.
$2.50 Striped Negligee Shirts, $1.98
Garner's best pcicale. Soft cuffs..
$1.50 Suspenders and Garter
i Combination Sets . :
j Lisle web bUJfpeudcrs with leather
i Brassf trimmed Pad garters to match
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oo L n7a"ira
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$3 & $3.50 Silk l$-f.69
Fiber Reefer Scarfs
Iniperfectious; very slight.
Popular accordion weaves
black with white, navj, purple,
garnet and green. Long black
fiber fringe.
$15 House Coats, $11.98
Best double-faced cheviots
plain or mixtures. Shawl or
I notch collars; silk cord edges.
Pockets and cuffs trimmed
$10 Baby Broadcloth
Silk Shirts, $8.49
Handsome Loloicd slnpea.
Soft cuffs.
$10 Blanket Bath 1 $7.49 1
Robes '
Contrasting stripes or fig
ures. Largo collar; pockcttfj
and silk cord cdrrcs. I
I.lt Iirothcn rirst Door, 7tl; St.
Our Annual Holiday Sale of Big and
Little Girls' Coats and Dresses
A Wide Selectionof Chic Pleasing Models at an Average of 65c on the Dollar
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Hundreds of Charming Little Gift
Garments All, Brand-Nevv nnd
All at Genuine Bargain Prices
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$10.50 to $20 $fi CO $7 flQ 17Q H4.7y
COATS ' ' 7 '
-i.i Viovinf tiifli lnrLm kit concv or cloth collars, bmartf
pockets., cross belts and plaited backs.
at cacn price.
Sizes 8 to 11 One sketched I
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Little Girls' $2 Tub Frocks
Plain chambrayTind gnighumB with contrasting colors
Sizes to U.
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Wash Dresses,
S4.49 to $7.98
Of nn. r.inile. niailO allUT
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Id lrinirliaiil. w I 1 larKej
ties, sizes a lo 1 1. 1
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Little Girls' Coats,
$4.39 to $24.98
$1.35
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Tots' $1.75 Lingerie J
Dresses, 95c j
On Nile 10:30 A. M. ?
Persian lawn vith col !
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to G. Oiu rictumi. t
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Little Boys' $2 Wash SuiU, $1.19
Oliver Twist, middy and coat styles,
pf chambray and gingham. Contrast
ing trimming. Sizes ii lo C. No mail
or phono orders tilled.
UtUe Girls' $5.50 to $9 White
Corduroy Coats, $3.65 to $6.29
Tpkt effects". Lined. Sizes' 1 to 3.
Dresses. $5.98 to $25.98
Vnw sciirc. velvet, jeney
Of melton cloth, sllvertonc, an(j Silk. LmbroidoreU dc
velvet and plush; fur- 3jcna; tie bells. Sizes 8 to 11.
inmmcci or uii-iur i-uuui.-.
Wunply lined. Sizes li to tf.
Ono 51.00 model sketched.
Tots' $5.50 )$0 CQ
Long and short styles of whito wool
cashmere, prettily embroidered. Lined.
Sizes up to U years.
Raincoats, $4.98 to $12.98
Doublo texture bombazine, oilkoletta
and tweed. Slz.es C to 16. One sketched.
Infants' $5 Caps, $3
Whito Angora, Hand made.
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lAl Ilrolher 'SECONP h'i.OtH -Jy7 Iv ' - "
A Half -Price Event That Brings
a Rare Gift Suggestion!
$7 Handsome French ) $
Pearl Necklaces I
'lliroai and ppera Knstli , ccn und Braduatea beads All liavo 10-kt.
clasp Cream tint apcctal purclnusc tlmt eniiblcj us to ofl'or nearly
flvo hundred sirlnss ot thtts liciudful pe.irj
La VaUieres, $25'
(ji'imlnii ul.mionus
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toe u;:. x-k ton
ilTjowcl imnonrj mom ir-ntj I
jt'UIn cold Ulleil c.im Buiran I
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$5 Silverile Bar Pms, $2.98
3.tfcly catoli TUnncitonc tot
$7.50 Mesh Bags, $4.98 I
Mhir iilatcd , li-nch eras
frame, rrierslblo infBli
$15 to $22 Genuine Cameo
Brooches, $10.98 to $20
.Set In aolld old mountings
; $30 u
Crystal Beads,
$1.98 lo $4.98
ecl. and cr.iduatrd oxmrj.
.cngths Newest colorj
$2.50 Jeweled La Casque '
Combs, $1.49
nuincstone and peacock
tlntrs
I.lt nrotlirra First rioor. South
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WONOKKFUL DISPLAY OF
SHOES & GIFT SUPPERS
Kcr) item in this holiday nelling is marked much lower
tli.in Die prevailing prices, due to the carlincfcH and im
inensit) of our preparation.
Women's I.ncc Shoes., .SHtrfll I S? fkO
..w -.,--, . w tr-m m
(Jraj buck, tan calf, black kid. "-'
Long vamps, welted soles and Cuban or Louis
heels.
Women's High-Grade
Spats, jft.10 and $X9S
Hoot-lop and under
strap efrccti!.
Nlcn'a Bench-Made
Shoes, $8.49 & 9.98
Tun and black calf.
Finest of uppers,& spies-
?yffll tar-L!
Women's Dolgoille
JullcU $1.98 & $2.49
Pur uiul ribbon-trimmed,
licutlier roles and heels.
Men's Kid Slippers,
Zii'J tO $t.4U
High and low cut in tan
black. Hnnd-tumed soles.
Men's E Z Slippers, $1.93
Black and grav. Hiijea G to 11.
and
Young Women's
$7 Shoes
Gunmctal. dark tan
and black kid. Plain
mouse tops. Sfce3
?5.98
Russia I
Evening Slippers for Gift,
in or field-jtL (
2 to 7. j Shi
for Gtt,f ty
9.98 W
S6.98 to $9.98
Beautiful lopg vamp laste fn Jnit-jfi
cnt coltskln, glazed kid, hronte ;
ri,nrlr..'L S!JRfl Uhnxi 'RO "?t 'a,:.K baun-JWlSn KW. D1MJS
v; i IT .i T i'i o 5aU, " stiver erray iujJbu,
Various leathers, Sires 1 to 8 J jik uratiienH-Firat Moor. NeriH
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