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EVENING PUBLIC LEDOEK-PHILAJjELPHIA, EIUDAY, JANUARY 9, 1920
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EpJ Knocks Woman Unconscious
'With Rock During Struggle
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A wan in Failor's uniform trucV
down a nurse in ttir roccivinj: room of
tho rolj clinic Hospital parly this
norning vltli a jnsgeil rock, but 'was
frightened away a moment after b.v n
patient from an adjoining room. The
nan is a negro.
Five negro Failors are now being
Tield without ball until the nurse, Miss
'Ruth Cooley, recovers coikcIoiisiici,
that she may look them over in an ef
fort to Identify the man who hit her.
She Is at the liospltnl.
.w imsR Cooley is twenty -four jears
ojd, and came to the hospital from up
stntej She was on night dutj in the
receiving room, which la in the rear of
the hospital, on Nnudaln sticet.
About 2 o'clock tins mornlug the man
untcred, nnd, according to a woman pa
tieqt lying on a bed lu an adjoining
room, awaiting removal to the ward, he
asked whether ip certain patient bad
been received at the hospital. The nurse
said she did not Know.
"hooV at jour book and 'e.t," the
mac said.
As Miss Cooley bent oer the book
the woman patient heard her sa, "liet
away from here." There was u scuf
fle, a thud and ns the patient entered
the room screaming, the negro lied. Mis
Cooley lay in a pool of blood on the
floor. Beside her was a large niece
of the rock the negro used. I
The top of Miss Coolej'n head audi
the right side of her face had been split I
open. She is in a serious condition. !
Lieutenant Duffy, Twelfth nnd Pine
streets station, scut out Patrolmen .
Kelly. Moorcficld and Harry to round
Up all negro sailors in sight and the.v
noon brought in live. According to the
fiatient. the negro who hit Miss Cooley
s about twenty-four jears old and a
mulatto.
The five sailors wpip given a hearing
before Magistrate O'TCricn in the
Twelfth and Pine streets station and 1
held without bail for a further hearing I
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. SKIDDING AUTO KILLS MAN
MARTYRS TO THEIR DUTY
Two Patrolmen Sampled Seized
Liquor Now Before Trial Board
It wasu't wood alcohol, anjway.
James Hughes and Richard King,
members of tho force of the Thirty-sixth
district, detailed to gdard ho truck
loads of liquor se!7ed jesterday iu a
garage at Ontario street and York road,
made sure of that fact.
It was a courageous thing to do. It's
courageous enough these days to drink
anything that hasn't been ncnljzed. Hut
these men unselfishly followed the
promptings of dutj, or something, and
tried out the suspected Honor.
In other words, the police were in
vestigating the ens".
The daring fellows naturallj felt
some effects of their deotiou to duty,
or something. They were charged with
being intoxicated while on dutj. This
lack of appreciation of all thev had done
was shown bj Lieutenant ltlootner, of
the Itrnnchtown police htnlion. through
whose Interest in the matter thej were
taken before Superintendent of Police
Itobinson and ordered to appear before
the police trial board todaj .
keeper, on the morning ot December
HO, for the twenty-five-mile ruu across
the bay In a motorboat. Within eight
miles of shore the motor of tho boat
became disabled and the boat jammed
iu tho ice.
On the night of January t he was
picked tip unconscious by the Italian
steamship I'nvorucs.
Nurses' Training Class Opens
Colllngsnood, N. J., Jen. 0. Store
than fifty women have joined the nurses'
training class which met here last night.
Miss Tunfenburgcr. of Camden, is the
Instructor: Mrs. .T. W. Sturmcr, chair
man, and Mrs. II. Wesley Jack, secre
tary nnd treasurer.
Special Week-End Rates
Friday Night Dinner
One person $8.00 and S1O.00 Room with bath. SI 2.nn
Two persons $16.00 and $20.00 Room with bath, $24.00
BROWN'S M1LLS-1N-THE-PINES
Phone- I'fmbrrlsn 33 NEW JERSEY
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Sta'u Wjtstle 3mx
KEEPER BROUGHT ASHORE
Lighthouse Man, Found In Drifting
Boat, Is Recovering
Joseph Holland. (ho lighthouse
keeper, who was picked 1111 iu the
Delaware bay, Xew Year's night, after
bring adrift for three days in an open
boat without food or wnler, has beeu
broucht nshore nn the pjl'it boat I.il
iiiunds and is rceoeiing in his home
at the Delaware llrenkwater.
He is still prostrated from the ex
perience, but is gradunlly recovering
the use of his frozen limbs. As jet he
has not been able to take any sort of
solid food.
lie started ashore from the Miah
Maull Lighthouse, of which he Is
swim mil!
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Winter Millinery Reductions
Are in Full Swing
Our wmler nillllnerj- Is marked at decided reductions for quick
tllsiiosal Those prices hhould prove lireslstlbly attrartlvo as thero
.-ire still two months ahead for wearing these mldscason styles
finally reduced
Now $6 $7 $8 $10
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1 $3.00 Silk Hosiery $2.00 Pr.
M ?a, a dollar a pair on these pure thread silk ladles' hose; thev
5, are full fashioned and of the heavy beivlccable crado that usually
g sells at tho higher price; black and white.
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Mocha Gloves, Special $2.25 Pr.
5 Sand and Grey Shades. Usually .$3.00
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Elderly Victim Struck While Cross
Ing Street1
A skidding automobile in the ram
nd fog last evening was responsible for
the death of Isaac rierrjman, &atv
eight j'cnrs old. 2443 Cedar street, who
was struck as he was crossing Sus
quehanna avenue near Frankfort! ave
nue. The car was driven by Kaj Hazcn,
forty-two years old. 1C5.T Race street.
Haze a heard the elderly man's scream,
stopped his car and carried Bcrryman
to St. Mary's Hospital, where he died
a few hours later. lie had a fractured
tiuil and internal injuries.
Hazcn was arrested.
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Fireman's Ankle Fractured
, Thomas Low cry. 2S.'U North Park
avenue, a fireman attached to the hook
and ladder of Engine Company No. BO,
was injured during a slight blaze this
morning at the spice mill of A. Col
burn & Co.. 22.S North Tenth street.
Jjoweiy's ankje was fractured when it
was caught between the truck and a
telegrnph pole lie was taken to the1
Woman's Homeopathic Hospital. (
heals sick skins
"I can't have any fun ! I am such
a sight with this trouble that people
avoid me whei-evcr I go. And the
itching torments me so that I don't
get any peace, any how.''
Don't be discouraged! Even in
severe, well-established cases of skin
troubles, Resinol Ointment, aided by
Resinol Soap, usually relieves the
itching at once and quickly clears
the trouble away.
Doctors prescribe the nmnol treatment
All drufTEtlbts sell Resinol ointment and
Resinol Soap,
A ery dependable gloe and the product of a well-known manu
facturer, assuring perfect fit and s,erlce. Only about enourrh for
Saturdays selling
New Veilings, Special 29c yard
Silk ellimrs m a splendid arlety of meshes and patterns; some
ate French ceilings; the shades are Brown, Taupe, Navy and plenty
of Black.
The price Is about half of the regular alue.
Jergens' Bath Soap, $1.00 Box
This soap has ud-vanced and this will be tho last opportunity to
secure a stock at this special price. The odors are Violet Lilac
Oeramum and Carnation
Crochet-edged Wash Cloths, 2 for 25c
Kine cae Turkish Knit "Wash Cloths
loehetid In pink, blue, lavender 01 gold
with edges and bordirs 3
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1029 Market Street
Store
Orders
Accepted
Open
Every
Evening
cDiamonds den'efrt
Our Ccnifidcntia I Credit Plan
t,Was cash advantages,
cowicment payments and
immediate possession
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Open Saturday Cvcnings
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BONWIT TELLER &, CQ
UheJSpeaajZu hop Oriqinafiont
Al! Our Stock
Must Go ... !
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We Must Move
to 1235 Market
St. in 30 Days
Complete Stock
of Men's
Furnishings
Reduced
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JZ.50 Skirls . . . . gj
$1.50 Silk Hose . . ggri
?3.S0 Suede Gloiesty
Limited Quantity
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CHESTNUT AT 13H STREET
Announce for Saturday
JANUARY CLEARANCE SALE
WOMEN'S COATS & EVENING WRAPS
Regardless of Cost or Present Value
Three Hundred of our choicest Coats and Evening Wraps
have been assembled from our Regular Stock and arranged
in various groups for
QUICK DISPOSAL
Included in this offering are a number of Sample Coats and
Wraps, from a foremost manufacturer
At Prices Much Below Actual Cost
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Sixty-five Coats
Plaid "back Polo cloth in
brown, oxford, navy and
taupe. QO OQ
(Formerly 59.50) 0 4,lu
Fifty Fur Trimmed Coats
In silvertone and plain vc
lour, in various shades. 4TO
(Formerly 79.50) O&.VV
Sixty Women's Day Coals
Plain tailored and fur-trimmed
styles, in various winter
coatings. (Formerly JO (If)
59.50 to 75.00) :. TV
Forty-five Coals & Capes
Of peachbloom, duvetyne and
75.00
velour. (Formerly
98.50 to 145.00)
Thirty-eight Women's Day Coats
Duvet de laine, tinseltone,
marvella and velveteen. Plain
and with Fur shawl collars.
(Formerly
(98.50 to 155.00)
85.00
up to. 495.00)
DEPARTMENT 2ND FLOOR
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Fifty Coats & Dolmans
In Peachbloom, Marvella,
Duvetyne and Velour. Many
with fur. (Formerly Qp? fif
135.00 to 175.00) &O.VU
Thirty Wrap & Belt Coals
Marvella, Peachbloom, Du
vetyne and Fortuna. "With
and without fur.
(Formerly nr (f
165.00 to 250.00) J-&O.VU
Fifteen Velvet Evening Wraps
Reproductions of imported
models. (Formerly j Kfl (f
225.00 to 295.00) J-OV.UU
Twenty-five Model Coals and Wraps
Of Lyons velvet, Broadtail
cloth and Duvetyne. With
collar, cuffs and borders of
various fur.
(Formerly 1(1 ( ft
250.00 to S25.00) J-VO .VU
Ten Metal & Velvet Wraps
Metal brocades and velvet
with fashionable furs.
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Men! Don't Delay. Come
Tomorrow and Share In Our
Known On Our Stocks of
Separate
Fur
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Values to
$35.00
Before Moving Into Our New Store al
101M021 Market Street
AR. HILL says: "The men of Philadelphia are
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offer in this sale, but they are going to remember
me when I move into my new store."
And it was with this end in view that he ordered the
great reductions now prevailing on the entire stocks of
finest and newest suits and overcoats.
No other sale can or does offer such values ! Profits
are disregarded, for a clearance is necessary, as no stocks
will be taken to our new store.
Plaid-Back Overcoats
Belted-Back Overcoats
New Ulsterettes
Town Ulsters
Every Material!
Satin Yoke Overcoats
Chesterfield Overcoats
Double-Breasted Coats
American Tourist Coats
Every Color!
Clofhini
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Removal Sale Prices!
Boys' Suits, Overcoats
and Mackinaws, at . .
Suits of good quality woolens
and corduroys lined pants.'
Sizes up to n years. Maeki
navi, in combination colors
belted all around or half belted.
Overcoats, belted all-around and
hutton-to-tlie-neck .styles. All
sizes up to 17 years.
Boys' Mackinaws
to U'coats....Q.95
K of styles and coloring
All sizes to 17 years.
Boys' Oliver Twist
SUITS ,.95
of blue flannel. X
fivryM!$&-
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braid
Sizes 24
to 8
W h i t o
trimmed
i ears.
Boys' Corduroy &
Mixture Suits,
Pants lined Q.95
throughout. Nor- Zf
folk styles. Sizes 7 to 18
years.
Pants
Reduced
Wonderfully Big Savings
on Oil Entire-Stocks
Values $4, $5, $6, $7 and $8
The finest of Qistcdb, blue
bergc, cassimeres, chcvioli
and fancy mixtures. The as
sortment is so laign that
we believe we can match up
any old suit. All bizes up to
42 waist.
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