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EVENING PUBLIC LEDGER PHILADELPHIA, MONDAY, DECEMBER 29, 1919
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LEGION HERE URGES
COUN
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Y UNIT PLAN
Dovolopmont of Strong Com
mittees to Aid Growth Being
Fostered by Leaders
OTHER NEWS OF POSTS
Development of slroiiR county com
mittees, patterned nftcr the orgaima
tioti In I'liiluilelplilii, ii ln-iiiR nrged
upon poslH ol mi' .vineii
enh Lesion throughout
tlio slate.
Tlilx plun in bo i lift fos
tered bv the ntnto Icutl
ers. ili'daicd "William (1.
Miiwliinlf . Ilm .tlltn 11(1-
Julnnt. because it is felt that it lull be
Jioiaiblc in the sixty-six interior coun
ties of the state to build up the Legion
most effectively with the oo-opcintioii
of county organizations.
Pennsylvania ranks second anions nil
tho states in the number of posts
formed, according to n. statement issued
at the nntional headquarters in Indian
npolix. Consequently, it is nlUlic more
importnnt to perfect the organization of
the pets and to place the Leglou in n
position to function quickly and prop
erly. "It will not be feasible," said Stale
Adjutant Murdoek, "to form county
committees in nil counties. ISut such
committees can and should be organized
In the more populous counties, and the
ones hating cities of considerable popu
lation. "Tho situation ns to county orgunt
eations is somewhat different hi the
up-stato counties from what it is in
Philadelphia. The posts nre scattered,
ml tho means of communication are
ot so satisfactory nnd expeditious.
Would Uo Aid to Tost Worlt
There nro a number of counties, how
fever, in which county committees could
1 . t.1 41m nrlnnt-nffe Ot nil tllO
posts situated therein. In Allegheny
county n committeo has been stnrted.
It ought to be comparatively easy U
form buch committees in Lackavvntinn,
tvhlch includes Scranton ; in Dauphin,
with Ilnrrisburg us n center; m Lan
caster, having as its headquarters the
cltv of Lnneasteri in Lycoming, with
"Williamsport ns the hub; and in Berks,
Vhieh has as its principal city Reading.
The formation of countv committees
in all the counties is made mandatory
under the constitution adopted by the
state cantonment in Hnrnsburg, Inst
October, but tho precise form of such
committees is left to the particular
counties to determine. Tho clauso on
this subject reads:
"Each county having one or more
posts shall organize . county committee,
to consist of at lenst one member from
each post, nnd elect a county chairman
and such other othcers as they bee tit.
In Philadelphia, the representation in
the county committee is one for each
post. Tills basis of representation has
met with some opposition, nlthough the
question was decided by the inujorlty
tote of the posts In the county through
their county committeemen.
Post Membership -"
Post .110, composed ot .'With L'n
glueers, hns been holding Its meeting
at tho Knglneers' Club. ,T. Prank
llnrher, the organizer ot this post, said
jcstcnlny that Its membership 1ms
readied 225, utul that nn tnrly effort
will be mnilMo mid .'100 more members.
Tlio post anticipates that within n short
time It will bring Its enrollment to 500
John P. (Jnrlnnd Post No. 1!U con
templates n dance in .Innuarv for the
purpose ot Inci casing the intine In its
treasury. Prospective membeis in the
neighborhood of this post will be in
vlted to participate ill this event its It
is the desire of this post nlso to swell
Its present membership.
Nhublii-lSilchsbnum Post No. 0." has
organi.ed a ladies' auxiliary to co op
erate with the post lu its various ac
tivities. The auxiliary meets cverv Mou
day evening at J 5 1 'J South Fifth strott.
At the last meeting the following tern
pornry officers were elected: Mrs. II. K
Ilernstcin, commander; Miss Mabel
Merlin, vice commander; Miss Sarah
Shubin, adjutant, and Miss Minnie
Iterlln, finance officer. The nuxiliarj
now' has u membership of over "00 nnd
plans to contlnuo its aid to ex scrvlco
men enrolled 111 Post No. 115.
At, the last meeting of the Samuel L.
Hhubln -llnltih T. IliicliKbaum Post No
11.1, the following officers wcie chosen
for (he next jear: Samuel H. SchwarU,
commander; Dr. Theodore S. Mclnlck,
vice cominauderj Harry II. Sihwartz,
adjutant: Israel Colin, fitiiititv officer;
llerninn II, llerllu, county committee
man. The question of maintenance of
the Philadelphia county committee was
discussed and it was unanimously do
elded to support the county committee
in nil Its umlcrtnMugs
to Industrial Relations Committee
A motion was passed by the Central
Labor I'nion at a meeting at 2.TJ North
Nlutli street csterda to appoint u
delegate to the indtistilal relations com
mlttee of the lntrrchunli Pederntloii
Pdnard Kccnun, president of the union,
was named
LABOR MAN JN CHURCH BODYI '' '""tlnR was attended by the Ilcvv
I l)r Samuel 13, Itattcn. u ltaptlst liiin-
Central Union Hers Names Delegate Ister, who is chnlrmnn of the Industrial
lelntions committee of the Intercliurcn
I'cder.Himi. He nskeil that the dele
gate from tlio labor union become n
member of his committee.
The icqucst was opposed by several
members of the oigaulntloii who de
clared the sjuipalhles of churchmen
were not with labor and that propa
gnnnda unfavorable to labor movements
came from the pulpits wield
Rcmmfton PUnt, Baldwin Locomo
tive Works, Eddyatonr, P Com
pletely butlt and equipped in 4 months
American Industrial
Roofing Tile
Completed roofs, not just
tile. American Industrial
Roofing Tile in your speci
fications means that we
deliver the roof only when
finished and actually cov
ering your building.
Our roofs meet every in
dustrial requirement
beauty, permanence, pro
tection, low cost. Ask
your engineer. Write for
r'Data Sheets".
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80 Church Si. 601 OtU BIcJi.
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Sale of 17-50
1 6-50 and J 5-00
Style Boots at
1 All of the belated lota of these very fine boots.
made to sell at 15.00, 16.50 and 17.50 are
now assembled at this one price in the January
Sale that starts to-morrow morning. These
are the highest grade brfots in every detail
and the very last word in shoe style. The
values are extraordinary but we are keeping
everlastingly at it in our efforts to keep down
the high cost of shoeing.
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Is Cutting
Down the
High Cost of
Shoeing
Included in this sale are upwards of a hundred
styles in
Smart Jiutton Boots, Trim Ixieed Boots, Turn Sole
Dress Boots, Welt Sole Walking Boots, Leather
Louis Heels, Covered Freneh Heels, Military Leatlier H
Heels, Growing Girls' Styles, Leather Cuban Heels, gjj
In all of the wanted leathers, colors and com
binations including
Brown Cordovan, Chestnut Calf, Gunmetal Calf,
Havana Brown Kid, Black Glazed Kid, Field Mouse
Kid, Beaver firown Kid, 3 Shades of Gray Kid,
Patent Leather.
919-921 Market St.
.fi04-06 Gcrmantown Ave. 2746-48 Germantown Ave.
1028-30 Lancaster Ave. 60th and Chestnut Sts.
Branch Stores Open Every Evening
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Cash Prizes for
oggestions
NUT
ARGARINE
(ASHBY PROCESS)
-. The Perfected Nut Butter Free From All Preservatives
Best Or Your Money Back!
The new nut butter that is different from other butter alterna
tives better, because of a new process we have discovered.
We believe that everyone who knows all about our new
product will want to try it. We know that everyone who- tries
it will like it.
Now, we want to know how best we may tell all the people
who are interested the housewives the food buyers the
things they want to know about this new butter.
How would you do it? We arc offerinc these prizes to find
out.
First Prize $100 Second Prize $50 Five Prizes $25 Each
Ten Prizes $10 Each Twenty-five Prizes $5 Each
A pound of GOODY Nut Butler will be delivered by your dealer
FREE (after close of contest) if your idea does not win a cash prize.
Send tho tame information in another form if you prefer.
Coupon for "GOODY" Idea Conteat Cut out and mail
Hauck Nat Butter Co., 85 Clifton Ave., Newark, N. J.
You may enter my name for "GOODY" Idea Contest:
Name ,
Street ,
aty :
Dealer's Name
Street Citj
Coupon No. JOS.
Everyone may try for these prizes. All you hae to do n
to send us a simple tuggestion that wll help us describe
this new product so others will Unow something of its good
ne5Sany idea that may occur to ou a recipc a slogan
a new use for it, may win one oftheie prizes.
Made by a New, Exclusive Process
The nut margarine industry is new in the United States
and until our discovery nut margarine was made by the
same process used in making oleomargarine (from animal
fats). Because the results of using the oleomargarine
process to make nut butter were so undependable, we de
cided it was not good enough for us and set about de elop
ing a new process. We were successful. We called our
new discoery the Ashby Process.
No Preservatives
GOODY is made from such pure ingredients by such akkill
ful, cleanly process that it does not need to be presencd.
The only purpose of a preservative in nut margarine is to
coter up the carelessness or the ignorance of the manu
facturer. No Animal Fats
GOODY contains nothing but the white meat ofthe cocoa
nut, peanut oil, pasteurized milk and butter salt. Can you
imagine a more appetizing food?
Perhaps you have tried other nut magarine. Perhaps even
jou hae used it for a while. You remember how pleased
nou were with t'ie idea of nut margarine when jou first
heard of it.
r)DY is wh.it jou hoped other nut margarine would
uniformly delicious and melts at the same temperature
as creamery butter
GOODY is different from other nut butters better,
because it is the onl one made by this new process The
Ashby Process which enables us to make a dependable
product.
You can depend upon GOODY. It is always good when
it has been kept as butter ought to be kept.
GOODY "spreads" like butter, making itmorc economical
as well as more atisfactory than other nut butters,
Food prices are high people cannot afford to experiment
so, lor our protection wc guarantee GOODY
Best Or Your Money Back!
"Our pojnd pckE of GOODY from your dealer,
Sanro It on the tabic. Uee it in yaur 'cooking. Trrttl;
any way yott pleaee. 1 hen, it you do not Iika GOOD l
ai well aa the choiceit creamery butter you over ate,
your money will bo refunded without a word".
Now we want jour ideas about how best we may let every
one else know these things about GOODY,
Remember Cash prizes for the best ideas a
pound of "GOODY" FREtf if your idea doe not
win a cash prize'
InR
RAWBRIDGE i
CLOTHIER
Two Unusual Oppor-'
tunities for Men
Looking Forward to.
the Winter's Coming i
Social Functions '
Furs Coming After Christmas
Often Afford the
Greatest Pleasure
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Tho pleasure of personal selection,
of picking and choosing, of trying "
all furs and all models until the most
becoming is decided upon. As we said
before, we kept our Christmas stock of
VITUS full suit! Hirlisfvinir mi in 1hr lust
day, so that selections can be made with v,.
the utmost pleasure and satislaction
now.
SCARFS
Pataqoniun Fox.. $18.75 to $115.00
Natural Skunk ..$,15.00 to $75.00
Canadian Wolf. . .$33.50 to $77.50
Manchurian Don.. $22.50 to $47.50
Hudson Seal $10.50 to $72.50
Natural Heaver. . .$50.00 to $75.00
Hlack Lynx $35.00 to $15.00
Black Concu $11.00 to $38.00
Kit Coney .: $15.75 to $40.00
MUFFS
$40.00 to $65.00
$40.00 to $75.00
$42.50 to $70.00
$18.75 to $25.00
$18.75 to $70.00
$55.00 to $85.00
$45.00 to $85.00
$10.00 to $20.00
Evening: Dress Suits
$45.00
Fine Tuxedo Suits
$42.50
A collection of fine Evening
Clothes expressing every up-to-the-minute
style feature as au
thenticated by the arbiters of
men's fashions slender at the
waist-line, with graceful lapels,
broadening toward the top to
bestow the much-desired full
chested appearance; tails not
1 too long, nor too short just light
to hang giacefully.
I They arc indeed Clothes of ut
most distinction in every esscn-
! tial of fabric, stylo and work-
I manship.
i The moderate puces are pos
sible because we ordered before
the increased cost of production
of these finer gaiments necessi
tated higher prices at the source.
Tuxedo Suits, !12.."0. Dress .Suits,
; ?n.oo.
Other Requisites
Separate Vests, Fur-collar
Overcoats, Kur-lined Overcoats
and Formal Evening Dress. Over
coats that follow tho English
fashion all in faultless good
taste, and all at the attt active
low prices for which this Store
is noted.
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here's How You Can Enter the GOODY Idea Contest
Simply fill out the coupon and mall it to ui. Then you are entered in the GOODY
m Idea Contetfand can send us your ideas at any time before the close ot the contest
which will be february 1, l'JZO. ilut to insure navinn y" name E...u..Bv., ,.. in
fill out the coupon and mail it today. When you do send your ideas, don t worry
about the form or style simply jot them down on paper and sign your name and
address,
la cue ol a Tie ler Any ?rlse Each Tenon Id the
at Clr.a roll Vales el ike PlUe le wilca He er (as Ii
Tie will
Bail till.
HAUCK NUT BUTTER CO., Newark, n. j.
PHILA. BRANCH , 219 CALLOWHILL STREET
$10.00 to $18.75
We arc nIo showing a fine line of larire Collars of Dyed Skunk,
557.50 to $75.00; Nearseul Crush Collins, $35.00 to 5(50.00; and many
models in Moleskin Neck-pieces, $;t5.00 to $70.00. The Furs shown in
the sktteh are Natmal Beaver Collar, $")7.50; Muff, $60.00.
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Such Values in Good Corsets
Merit Your Special Attention
Excellent values in excellent Corsets at savings from one-fourth
to one-half. All fashionable models in styles and sizes for women of
average figure, slender women and young girls. Women needing new
Corsets should stc these. Many will buy an extra pair, nlso, at these
prices:
Wonderful Values in S. & C. Special Corsets
Of pink brocade, tli.stic top. For i
Of Dink hrccadc. low bust, long o
Elastic-ton Corsct't of white coutil
$1.50.
Warner Ccrsels, $1.50
A saving of inoie than one
third on Warner Rust-proof Cor
sets, medium high bust, long over
hips. Si.ts 19 to 25 only now
$1.50,
- strnubrlilno K. i
morale liKiires. Half price $3.50
er hips. liroken nIzcm now $2.50
lor slender ligures. Under price
Royal Worcester, $2.00
Pink Brocade Corsets, medium
high bust, long over hips, lightly
boned. Sizes nre broken, so tho
price is lrduced more than one
third $2.00.
lolhlrr- 'llilnl Klimr Market Street. West
Boys9 Mackinaws, $13.75
UNUSUAL VALUE Fine, warm Mackinaw Coats just
right for perfect winter protection, yet allowing full play to uctive,
youthful legs. Of heavy fabrics, in dark, rich-toned plaids, care
fully made, with great convertible collur, and the generous, roomy
pockets that every boy likct. Sizes 8 to 17 years $13.75.
Suits, with 2 Pairs Trousers, $18.50
Smart Suits, in becoming styles for hoys of 8 to 17 years,
of line winter fubiics well-luiloied. And with every Suit there's
an extia pair of full-lined Knickerbockers to insure double wear.
-v- HtruwbrhlKo & t'lot'iU r Second rioor, ntbert street, Uaet
Buy Silk Underwear
With Gift Money
Such a delightful way for a
woman to spend her Christmas
gift money! She 'can choose just
the kind of dainty Silk Undergar
ments that appeal to her taste.
Here are lovely styles of crepe dc
chine or satin, some beautifully
l.ico-trimmed, others in tailored
effects, chiefly in flesh color:
Night Gowns-$7.95 (o $20.00
Envelope Chemise- $3.75 to $7.95
Satin Bodices $1.50 to S1.75 '
Mounter $5.95 to $7.50
SuCn I'etticoats $5.00 lo $13.50
Princess Slips $12.75 and $16.75
(Jlove Silk Vests $3.50 to $0.50
(Slow- Silk Moomcrs, $3.75 to
S7.95
Straw lirldtti. Sf Clntlllr
Third I'loor West
Garments Many Girls Need
Before Returning to School
Warm Winter Coats, some for srhoo some for better wear.
Dresses, and among Misses' Garments those smart Jersey Cloth
Sports Suits. Our Misses' Wear Store is an excellent place in
which to replenish a girl's wardiobc before she returns to school:
Girls' Regulation Dresses at $7.50
Girls' Blue Belgian Cotton Iligulation Dresses. Gills of 10
to 14 years like the tiim lines of this two-piece model. The full
plaited skirt is buttoned to the blouse. Of course, the blouse is
made with yoke, braid-trimmed collar and cuffs, an emblem on
the sleeve and on the dttachable white shield $7.50.
Small Girls' Coats, $10.00 to $29.50
Practical Winter Coats, fastening snugly at the neck, some
with fur collar; all waimly lined and interlined. Fancy belted or
blou-e styles of cheviot, velour, broadcloth 01 cloaking, for girls
of G to 10 years $10.00 to J?29.50.
Intermediate Girls' Coats, $15.00 to $45.00
Winter Coats of cheviot, velour, silveitone or fancy cloaking,
designed especially for intermediate gills of 12 to 10 years. Model.-,
belted in front, with flaring back and Raglan sleeves; ov full-belted
Coats with large convertible collars, some fur-trimmed $15.00 to
$15.00.
Misses Dresses, $25.00 to $35.00
Those charmingly youthful models of navy blue or bluck satin
or velveteen that young women find indispensable. Satin Dresses
with fitted or chemise bodice, draped or tunic skirts. Velveteui
Dresses on straight lines, bi aid-trimmed or embroidered $25,00
to $35.00.
Misses' Jersey Sports Suits, $25 to $45
In brown, green or Copenhagen blue heather mixtures. Models
with narrow belts, plaited, corded or with fine tucks, fancy or
tailored pockets $25.00 to $15.00.
Misses' Winter 'Coats, $29.50 and $35.00.
At S3S.00 Plaid-back or
Two-tone Cloaking Coats, belted,
with Raglan sleeves and largo
collur. Navy blue or brown
cheviot models, fancy yoko back,
fur collar.
Straw brldg-e J. Clothier Second Floor Marltet Street
Women's Raincoats
Both Smart and Practical
Raincoats a woman needs the
year around, but never more than
in sivcre winter storms. Smart
belted models with hiirh storm
collar, all of RUBBERIZED fab
rics: Canton Cloth $10.00 end $15.00
Fancy Mixed Suitings $8.75 and
$13.50
Novelty Tweeds $20.00
Double Texture. Plaid-linen Can
ton Cloth $16.50
Strnn bridle A. Clnthler-s.-ioud
I'loor. rilbert Street
Such Dainty White
Dresses for Baby
The daintiest of fresh White
Dresses in which mothers like to
chess their babies of six months,
or up to two years. Models in
bishop or yoke style, of soft nain--ook
or sheer lawn, exquisitely
hand-embroidered or briar-stitched,
ilnMiid with fine lace at neck
and wrists. Some finished with ft
deep hem. otheis with a trimmed
fiounct $1.50 to $8.50.
St raw lii-ld-re A t luthler
Th'rd I'looi, West
At S29.50 Heavy Cheviot
Coats, lined to the waist, belted
in front, flaring in back, button
trimmed, with large plush col
lar and' pockets.
Strawbridge & Clothier
.MARKET STREET EIGHTH STREET
FILBERT SfREET
WINTER Iff
GOLF yw
The
dtsK Mr. Foster
Travel Service
Will givo you correct infor
mation regarding Winter Re
sorts' tho best hotels, rates,
etc.; details about whero you
may indulge in your favorito
sport in fact, everything any
traveler would want to know.
No fees, of course.
Strawbrldae A Clothier
AUlo U. Vilbert lret
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