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EVENING PUBLIC LEDaER-PHlLADLPHIAr FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 13, 1920
READERS' VIEWPOINT
Letters to the Editor on
Current Topics
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A Mother
To tile l.il u or at
tit Ira T nxt . n If T ii.it (ulrt 1 Vin linnnat
fcrf nv i iwi net It X lliwoi ami m iiwhv j.
Carofullv thought out opinion of ti"reat
djed-ln-the-wool" mother as to thr
SplKrr raso I hai- both "Citizen" and
"Soldier Header" In mind
"Header ju are llcht 1'oIKm should
hao their dunce, and I think Mrs.
RpnVr's fcnlutlon Is leallv I iRht. abw
l)ilcl the ltst It Im the highest tjpp of
ChllKllanll I would not s.i. I could do
It. I fed ante mv tnut -would be Rone,
though tm loe wen- there. T could
roer fed certain of mv htiMband'j love
Monien have t,o much tnorc of jealoua
Idvo In their hearts Riienill. I should
feel that he mlnlit fall away upalii I
oni afraid I Mould not be to broad Mrs
Splicer in one In u. hundred
But rieadcr, ' wliv. why unlit it al
ways be Woman not llumunlt -who
forgives ' I have dlmost hated the spcletv
that lets a man off m easily. That Is
v.-hero ou and I dtaJereo I half sldo
nlth "Citizen aa to Mr. SplKef Ml"
call him unfoitunate and unthlnMiiR'
Ilu Is Buffering reallv so little 1 tho
cliances In the world will not -wine Hie
sorrow irom i faithful hearl. 01 th" t-t.iln
Jroin a girl's name lie docile lltllf
pity, though M)inc credit fon tnahhiK u
clean breast of it all He Is a lucKy man
It 13 up to him to upend the rest of
ills d.ijs palng back to his wife.
As to public criticism. I gues-s they
Will hao to stand it, In a way they
courted it I cannot --ee why they per
mitted the photographs and publicity
lrom th tit ait
MH" knowles was oung and greatly
fionsfd That she thought HplKer single
dnes not e.U".' he- onlv lessens her
Maine s if will al'vajtf bao the dls-
IT sh. had known of Hi" little famiU
0ci hi'e -een photographs: If the
Jltisband had talked and acted asilhough
Jio caicd for thoso at home I -wonder
if It would h.io happened:
Vow Citizen ' ou mean right but
you'n. too revengeful ou cannot hae
the P't or pure motherllncss of .1
mothet 1 am with you in J- way: lm
afraid 1 d pack up and go 1 don t
Jfiiow I hope I wouldn't, and there jou
fire
H ii Citizen ' and myself, perhaps
f mer' that good old versa that fc.n s
Pleads for Charity
the EvchIiio I'llltc Ledger.
Elr I lniVtTn nice homo and habv lit
tho "prattle" age. At) 1 look at tho little! this man's llfo was spared. It keeps one
absolutely heartless tltat they are expos.
Ing two Innocent children to such pub
licity that wilt follow them ns long as
they llo? Why waa not this dlsgraco
ful affair settled In their own family
and the child's father compelled to sup.
port It?
Wjs Mrs. Kplkcr so .anxious for no
toriety or did sho want to poto as si
martr. or was Miss Knowles so Infatu
ated with I'erley that sho must follow
him to this country and so condemn her
child to an unhappy future hcio7 When
I think of our noble men who lost their
lles In tho Aviation Corps, and that
guessing.
Philadelphia,
A WOMAN HATER.
Tebruary 11
A Woman's View
To the L'dlfor of the Vvrnlna Public Ledger:
Sir t hao lead tho comments in
vour paper on the Spiker cum, and on
the bpur of the moment wrolr the fol
low Ing lines. In the mood of "one of the
fame kind "
Mich In I.lfo
Oh' Girls and women evorywhue
Par us 'tis loo and pain:
To offer all as did tho Christ,
And persecution gain.
What cares the'mat-s for tinv Hope!
Which looms within our hearts;
They nail us to u cioss of shame,
And fly for other paits.
Tho world today, as In the past,
Is full , of scorn and woo: i
And none but Christ ' er pity's,
Tho woman fallen low
"WIU.O' Till: WISP '
Philadelphia Pebruarv S
Books, Bills and Bcllum
To f fie Vdltor o' the rteiiiiir PuMic ledger-
Sir When the Peace Conference Is
ended all tho geographies and histories
in use In the public and private schools
of the United States must, as soon as
possible, be revised.
Lets think. What does that mean"
How bic u Job Is if What will it cost'
Who will pav the bill"
Well. It means two new bookt- for each
or jn 300 000 school children, or 41 000,000
new books in all
If each book is half an inch thick, that
means a stack of books 20.300 000 Inches
high or well vou figure out tho number
of feet there are in 20,500.000 inches
Kach of these books villi cost parents
t each oi J 11, 000 000 In tome cities
hd states school books urn provided at
publlu expense. In tho end, ovory tax
payor parent must help foot this bill ns
one of tho consequences- of Bill Hohcn--isollerns
war.
(And books worth as many more mil
.P,"H.Pr doH'int must bo Junked. Total
bill J82.0p0.000.)
It will tnko moiilhn of llmo to revise
thi-be hooks, print them tiud get them
iulo the hands of teachers mid pupils.
And teachers must get new books and
learn all over again. Hut they'll bo paid,
of course, wlillo studjlng If they work,
too rho average vvagn of the nveragn
Amer con school teacher Is $70 21 n
month, and conies out of the average of
J6 .8 U jcar paid by each American tax
P iver fur education.
"How generous we aren't with our
education staff."
HHN-nY HOWARD JOHNS.
Philadelphia, Kcb. 12.
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Over There
7o tltr fdiior of the Ptrnliio Public t.ctlaer.
Mr--Do ou have space for this little
vor.se?
THE MOTHU11
Do ou think that after tho boa come
homo
My lad will bo left- "over there" alone;
Lett burled whero sun-tinted popples
vvnv e.
In a shell-torn, forgotten, hlllsldo grave"
THE WORLD
Through all time tho valor uf thoso' that
dlo
Shall deepen tho bluo of the morning skv ,
vim ricli bliull the red of tho sunset be
is. t-tuined with blood of theii
lhat
lo.valty
All the pure, whlto clouds
each crav c
Will tenderly weep for the
gav o ,
star newly formed from his
pain
Will forever watch where a lad wasslaln
ALICE M. LING.
Philadelphia.
floating over
souls they
gift of
That Sweetheart of Uncle Blm's
o tlf nitor of th" I'vcnlng Vubllc Lrda.t
fc, r I believe the face nt the vi indow
in an old sweetheart of Undo Dim's, and
that sho Is unwilling tb givo'lilm tip
becauso ho Is so rich. Sho fallowed hint
to tho United States and Is seeking In
formation ubout him, w tilth accounts for
her appearance. CHIC.
NAVY PROMOTES MEN
Enlisted Men From Philadelphia Are
Advanced
Phtludclphlans are "gelling on" in
Uncle Sum's navy. Just to rcmlud
folks tliut good work is appreciated,
Commander 1 It. Nalle, in charge of
the local recruiting Million, is making
public Mich good news ns ho gets from
time to time of promotions oE'Phjludcl
plilnus. v
Here h the latent list ot honor men:
.7oMpli l'lojil liojlci -Out Hlzwater
street, has been moved up from ap
prentice seaman to seainuu bccoutl class,
ltoylc is working ut the naval opcrutlug
babe, Ilamplnu Houds, Vn.
Abrnhum WalliMi, 109 C.asklll street,
who is down ut the 1'liilndclpliia-nuvj
iird, linb been promoted from luuilsmuu
to f-eumnu second chips.
Ocorge Waters, 1210 JIulu t,trep(,
has bi cii made a ecoud-class jeomuti.
He was nu apprentice seiunan, "and is
slalioutsl nt the nuvul'air station, Sau
Dii go. Calif.
John J. Itilzheiincr, 2S-i 1 North Uope
sjri'et, who is uboatd the U. S. S.
North Carolina, has becu ndvunced
from lireinau third class to llrcniau
second class.
John Peer, ,'!42S Illa street, who i
on the dcrojer O'llnuuon, has been
advanced from tecoud-class to first-
t las machinist mate.
I Da.vtou K Allen. New Hope, Pn.,
who is aboard the V. S. S. Pennsjl
vuiiia has becu pionioted fiom nppieu
titp ., jinuii to f,eaninn second 'lus,s.
DRIVE FOR BETTER ROADS
Automobile Club SeekB Moro Mem.
bers to Voice Demand
Xlic campaign for better roads bciug
eoudticled by the Keystone Automobile
Club necessitates, olDciuls saj, greater
inpinliershli) to make the demand for
improved drhiug conditions even mote
Insistent tlinn that now voiced by tho
J50O. motor owners forming tho organi
sation. For this rcasftf n special eqmmlttco
of 300 will mcetlu the Adelphla Hotel
Monday evening to set iii motion u cam
paign for new members. The activities
of tho club embrace Philadelphia, Delaware.-
Chester. Montgomery and Uucks
counties. It is already the laigcst au
tomobile club iu PcnusvhuulH and one
of, tho largest in the eastern United
States. , , , ,
The organization of motorists is also
wording to bring about the freeing of
Chester pike and tho, erection of new
warning and direction signs in localities
where this is necessary.
Lenroot Sees Agreement
Jamestown, N. y., Feb. 13. Senator
Irvine ,Ii. Lenroot, of Wisconsin, at
the nnnual dinner of the Nordcn Club
last eveuing predicted the early agree
ment of the Senate upon reservations
to the pence treaty that will secure Its
ratification.
Wild Man May Bo Farm ThUf'!
Jrlcs Mill, N. J., Feb. 13.-IV " ' 5lJ
believe they h.vc discovered howM
fc. ;' n ' J "c.ns h'lJ
t linvn hppn nctin liv unm .. POfMq
turvived the severe winter In m?'.!' 51
ilnnr hnhllnt Inn 'Pknrn i.."" ?'
at
IlRVft
lB home.
door
numerous robberies
hereabouts recently.
it is suspected that tho "Wild te,ii
the deep swamps
. . , . . ."-.u man"
nas a cozy ana vvcu-sioctted retreat i
- n lu
"Oil.!'
Ph
To h
fall
uffercth long and lu Kind
JlltS. A JI fc
ijdIphia. Tebruary U ""'i
Feels Sorry for the Girl
ililor of fho h'icntno Publte Ledger
- ceitalnlj do svmpathl70 with
ii.ni i.ni-tiah r-irl. for I do flrnilv believe
that whtti that kind of lovo conies to
mi Innoiint conliding gill it is the
Ereatft p .
I rc-meinber when 1 wjs a 5fung gin
of about ovcntccn I met a joung man a
little older than mvself He was a pillar
of his ihui- a and I thought at the time
I loved him Thank Uod, I found out in
time that he had anothr gill, whom v
married two -vears after lie deceived me
Yet I forgave hlin from the bottom. of m
After lie married I met another lounc-i
man I married him but he died when
J vra3 a bi ide Mv husband is buried in
Oreenmount I go to his grave Mv ,
Rvveeth-ait that 1 had at seventeen died
alt,o He Is buried in Wesi Laurel Hill '
I go to bib grave, tou
I alwajt. feel torr for inv poor1 birl
that trusted a man , ,-,lr,T
Sharp Rebuke for the Splkers
To the Ldltor of the Lvemno Pubf L doi
T Sir "The female of the t,peci Is more
deadly than the male -urel that lp
plles to the two women who are uc.itlng
such a ucandal at t've present t m
Sirs, bpiker and Miss "Knowles Arc th
Atihe first sign of
stun irouoie appiy
es:
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It improves a poor complexion and
preserves a good oue, bo lhat you
need no artificial incaiib to enhance
your attractiveness. i
A I the first t-igti of skin irritation
applj Rcsinol Ointment, and tec if it
doesn't bring prompt relief. It con
tains harmless, toothing balsams,
and is so nearly flesh colored that it
ma; be used on exposed suiacefs
Hliout attracting "fondue attention, j
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ARTO-ROLLS
There is a dignity about the Chestnut Street bhons which is but
a reflection of the policy of these stoics. Such a policy insuies to
patrons couiteoua attention at all times. Visitors remark this, perhaps
more than io, who aie accustomed to shopping in those stores, but it
is gratifying to hear ourselves thti-- plaited, and to know that such
ppioval is not undeserved.
SOiMBriFNG new for St. alen
tine's Dav' A hand-painted Gift
Basket of fruit from the stoic of
Ilenrv R. Hallowell A: Son, .rsioaa
rpilERE is no workshop where it i
- moi e important to have good
tools than in the kitchen, for the
proper preparation of tood is cs-
street below Chestnut. The gorgeous , sential to our health and well-being
lint. nf tho uerfect fruits ana tne
gay dashes of color applied in fan
tastic design to the baskets seem
like harb'ngers of spring. The Val
entine Baskets are specially pre
pared and decorated with tinv red
hparts. which true them a most
fpstive toucK Among the
delicacies which they contain are
fresh Peaches. Plums, Apricots and
Nectanro, which have just arrived
5n perfect condition from Cape
Colony, South Africa. Such a basket
holds a delightful surprise for its
...inifiir If sent tooav aeiivuiica
ran he made on Valentine's Day
points 1000 miles di-tant.
AS OLK ideals of beauty change
v.e di'covci new ways pf sett'ng
but the lcwels tliem-
'Ihc red fl"w
of
It is generally conceded that alumi
num is the ideal material for cooking
utensils, because of the ease with
which it retains the heat as well a
its durability. But there arc differ
ences in aluminum cooking utensil'
differences an design and construc-
Aladdin Aluminum Utensil-
show little points of refinement
which the housewife will appreciate
double lips on saucepans, lounr'
handles which fit the hand, instead
of handle.-, with sharp edges, and
many other features which I have
not space to enumerate. You wil'
to Wind Aladdin utcnsilf-
J. Franklin Miller,
at the store of
1612 Chestnut
our tew els,
anlvn.-. never I'hanire.
nf mines lltrhting a daik corner
some old Hindu tcmnle is as beaut'
ful today as it was 0000 years ago.
Pyecious gems have an intrinsic
value auite apart from the pleasure
t,.,f ilioi. iivi! to their owners. In
timeb of stress, which, not to be pes
himist'c, njay come upon anv of us
they can be eas-ilv converted into
monej But, pending that dav. we
may as well make. ut our minds to
enjov their color and brilliancy, so if
you have iewels in old-lasliinned set
tings which vou have not been wear
ing, brim." them forth and have them
eet in mounting exquisitely designed
by Bailev Banks & Biddle Com
pany's artists.
T AST call for hearts'
XJ ,111,1 litth" hearts, choc"
ored i)"nt heails, tratibnaient red
and yellow and lavender hearts and
noft cream mint hearts these in
various colots, too. If you are giv
ing a valentine party "ou will want
one of these kinds or a! of them,
perhaps. I need not say that they
are delicious, for they are made by
Yahn & McDonnell, 1008 Chestnut
street. Red satin-covered boxes, in
heart shaue. would make delightful
valentine gifts. They come in two
mid three pound aizcs and aie tilled
with vnhn & McDonnell's delicious
chocolate. Any kiddie would ap
preciate a box of the "hard candy'
iiearts. They are wholesome and
there is no damrer of their eating
too fhany of them, for each is largo
feHough to Inst uuite a wnue,
(V
stl ect.
NOW that, we have had time to re
cover fiom the stress and btrain
of the war period, we are planning
for tho future and the home come
m for the gieatest amount of con
isideration. Where the home is con
cerned, true economy lies in buylnp
i for permanence. Take the matter o""
bedding. The mattress that you bu
I toduv should be iust as comfortabl
'and just as serviceable twenty veai
'fiom nou as it is today anil if vmi
buy one of the Curled Hair Mat
tresses made by H. D. Doughertj &
Co., lSo'2 Chestnut stieet, ou cap
be sure that it will. Curled hair
mattresses as made by this companj,
are not only the most banitary, but
the most comfortable that you can
buy. You will appreciate, too, thr
comfort of the Dougherty Bo.
Spring.
J list Make You Sing
RTOROLLS leach you to sing and teach you
quickly. With Arlo-Rolls there s no need
of knowing music technique, there's no
need of any special music knowledge to be able to
sing a song you may have never heard before.
By following the patented music staff you can tell
just when to lower your voice, when to raise it,
when to pause and when tu quicken your voice.
It's simple, and nothing like it!
And just read over the new songs below ! Like all
Arto-Rolls, they are the biggest, the best, the most
popular song hits ready for sale at Arto-Roll
dealers months before they can be recorded by
others. Hear them today.
Next Month's Music Now!
'030B Dardanella (four-hand plajing) Fox Trot
05C vardanella (two-hand pitting) Fox Trot
That Naughty Walt Waltz Song
Beautiful Uluo Blues Fox Trot
Peggy Fox Trot
Ever one is Meant for Someone Waltz Son
Darktown Dancing School Fox Trot
Bo-La-Bo , Fox Trot
If You're Only Pooling 'Round M- Fox Trot
I Left My Uoor Upen and My Daddy
Walked Out Fox Trot
0B8 Buddha )..Fov.Trut
'Ooli How Sorry You'll Be. W.-'it'Il You Sep Fox Trot
'070 LpCs All Be Good "Pals Together One Step
'061 Karavan Fox Trot
'0G2 The Irish Were Egjptians Long Ago Fox Trot
'048 "O" (Ohl) Fox Trot
066 The YpIIow Dog Blues One Step
0G3 When My Br by Smiles At Me Fox Trot
Most Popular Songs From. Previous Listings.
035 Irene (from the play "Irene") Fox Trot
!03l When You're a Million Miles From Nowherp. Ballad
'041 Was There, Ever a Pal Like Vou Ballad
'028 I Love You Just the Same, Sweet Adeline, One-Step
026 Hand in Hand Again "Walt Son-
''031 Waiting (from "Listen Lester") Fox Trot
'00.') You'd Be Surprised Fox Trot
1023 Tell Me Fox Trot
'042 Lullaby Land WrlU Son
982 Carolina Sunshine Waltz Son-
953 The Vamp Fox Trot
'OH Troubles (the new novelty hit) ,.. .Waltz Sonr
Sold bu Most Deal prs Featured by
'073
031
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'054
'049
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1069
Big hearts TT'VER so many people arc buyin"
cnlute-cov-l -C-J short fur coats now, for the col
weather is not vet over. Then titer
is the advantage of having a shot
coat for the early winter months of
net year. A tsupc Caracul coat
trimmed with Hudson S'eal. or dyed
Muskiat. which I saw at the shops
of Joseph Habisreitinger, 1D11
Chestnut street, I thought very
smart looking. It had a deep, comfortable-looking
collar of the Hud
son Seal and a band of the same fur
deep in back and pointed at cither
side in front. Some of us are having
the forethought to buy our long
coats for next winter at a time when
tho furriers are reducing prices. At
the same shop I saw a most luxu
rious coat of mink, with a border of
self-fur. It was lined with a heavy
figured silk crepe. I
THE CHESTNUT STREET ASSOCIATION
CUKMNGIIAM l'lANO ro.
11th und Chestnut 8ts.
2 ontli Old ht
GEOROK O. BO-JS
46311 nnrl 4?li 1 rxiikford Mr.
niiiratrs v,niKry htokk
10)7 South st,
lur.w. rrNO co.
2RV OrMiunloun At.
VI srix'nKHKK
20"; (ifrni'inluun Ave.
W. T. ciIUNT CO.
030 Markft St
r. 4 '. CHAM HTOKK
HST VlirUrt Si
(.nt.vitl) mtsio sum'
' (l7 W. Olrurd Avr
c liorruAv
8 lit 15. r'lfltrn Avf
.1 l IIUCFK, 2340 N. A'flrr M
O'll M.I.OHVV. 7 h. Mllll hi
JOHN i; 1 1 I.Kit
ItriiHhiRlnii v.& WMitinorrli'iii'
(Special ARTO Catalogs of Italian and Jewlth muo rolls
witn ana wwnoui icorug,
STANDARD MUSIC ROLL CO
514 Market Street
1 lso Makers of the famous Sing A
Word Roll, obtainable in moat
of the abort titkj.
Live Dealeri Wanted
eTerywherc
:STOKK OPENS DAILY 0 A. M. AND CLOSES 5130 r. M.
MAIL rilONE oilDEItS TILLED
Men'? $5, $6 & $7
Sample
Soft Hats ) $0 07
for Spring J VmOl
News Extraordinary!
K.ileanicn'n models from ono ot Now
York's foremost ni.Uers of hlBh-grado
hals Breezy Spring shapes In rich color
toned.
Ml HriillieK First Floor. 7th St.
HATS TRIMMED FREE OF CHARGE -
IHBitfe
ONE YELLOW TRADING STAMP WITH EVERY 10c
PURCHASE ALL DAY
Market
Eighth Filbert
Seventh
--...-
feta -
Rhinestone
Bar Pins
1.45
83.B0 to 8 Vnluea
Limited lot o: BU0. Uniquely fasliloEed
Bhapcs, set with sparkl ne stones of
brilliant cut. Havo safety catch.
Lit nrotliers First Floor, South
Tomorrow An Entirely New Quota of Economies
Awaits You in Our Million-Dollar February Sale!
Exceptional lots from our own fine stocks are casting profits your way, and numerous purchases marked
according to concessions that manufacturers made us also await you.
isses' & Women's Spring Apparel
In a satisfying variety with models so fascinating, so altogether charming that feminine admirers will be eager to
don and wear them early.
And At This Store of Famous Values You Can Safely Count on Paying Considerably Less Than Prices Elsewhere
r;:feiv.
SiJmm. w rnruHJi rW
If 1 T . I fk
09a7rT .tt'.T
4 , p.sMf
Mil Stunning) $ff 0.75
Srtrinor Cnai ( elef
Spring Coats j
Tailored from davetvne. Polret twill, trico-
tine end iersev. Elaborate silk braidinc and
radium silk over-collars enhance their beauty.
une sketched.
Misses' Taffeta Dresses, $39.75
Tunic and peg top effects elbow sleeves and
square neck. Others prettily express tho voeuo
for niching. One pictured.
Misses' Serge Suits, $62.50
Designed with ripple jacke"ls showing loose
side panels. Trimming consists of rows of braid
and small buttons. Navy and black. One pio
tured. '
-- "--- - W-itittt-TiliiTiaifciinrliiiiiiaiii ana a in
TricotineiyS
Suits j
Ultra smart. Naw and hlnck. Warn
novlety ppekets and braid bindingi rj",,,
Lit Brothers SECOND FLOOR
Women's Modish Dresses, $49.75
Of tricotino and taffeta in navy, black and
brown. Some have tan tricoletto vest and peg
pockets lined to match vest. Oruo pictured
Women's Duvetyne Wraps, $69.75
Have larpe collar with throw tic and plaid
silk lining. In Spring colors.
(u, y . V $49.75
Sale : Women's $12 ) $ m Q r
to $15 SHOES 990d
Taken From Our Regular Stock
Bench-Made Footwear of High Grade
Lace stylct or with fancy pearl buttons.
Patent colt&kin, gun-metal, brown, gray or
niouto kidskin. Many with tops of gray buckskin
or conti'dbting kid.
Hand-welted and turned Soles; leather or
coercd wood heclt.
T'1wEiySBEiE7.MAE',FOO
i Oxfords. . .$9.98 High Shoes. $10.98)
JBiogue, high lace and Oxford styles; extra?
I heavy double soles. I
Young Women's Lace Shoes, $8.49
Dark tan coido. Straight tip, military heels.
frizes 2i to 7.
Women's Spat Pumps, $6.98 & $7.98
Patent coltskm, gun-metal and glazed kid.
Women's Spats, $1.69 to $3.49
Finest of felt and cloth. Boot tops and under
btrap styles. Wanted shades.
Children's $3.50 Shoes, $2.49
White Imperial buck. Sizes 5 to 8.
Boys' $5 Shoes, $3.98
Lace and Blucher. Black and tan Russia. Sizes.
10 to 13M:.
Ut Brothers FIRST FLOOR, NORTH
69c Saturday-Sunday Box
Assorted Chocolates
A Tempting Valentine Greeting
The famous Tourainc Chocolate Co.'s week-end
package of delicious sweets.
GSif eei'ywhere, ala; special today only 48c,
JJt llrotlierB FIRST FLOOR, NORTH
Ready for a Sensational Saturday Selling!
Sale t Men's Clothing : Reduced
Some of the new lots just moved forward includo values more remarkable than any
that have yet appeared in this phenomenal clearance.
Lowered 25fo to 33 1-3 In Fact, Less Than Half Next Season's Costs
All garments must clear! none will be carried over to next Winter.
Splendid Choice in Men's Overcoats
$27.50 & $30
Val
ucs,
Nc
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17.75
$32.50 & $35
Values, Now
$23.75
$37.50 & $40
Values, Now
$
29
Greatcoats, ulsters, ulsterettes, waist-seam and form
itting overcoats; single or double-breasted, in every popu
lar weave and color.
Exceptional Savings in Men's Suits
$28.50 & $30 Values.
$21.50
$33.50 & $38.50 Values
$
25
$40 & $45 Values, Now
$34.50
$55 & $60 Values. Now
$45
Norfolks, vaist-lino or plain sack models; in popular
weaves and colorings.
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Bovs'$15NorfolkSuits
j Extraordinary Special!
Newly tailored, medium
weight fabrics especially fitted
for wear now and all through
Spring.
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Fancy cheviots and cassimcres; plenty of blues and
browns; pin stripes, mixtures, etc. Coats with detach
able belts. All scamtt taped. G to 18 years.
I.ll Ifrollicrs SECOND FLOOR. 7TII ST
A Notedly Successful February Furniture Sale
When all is said and done a sale stands or f alls on its merits and the fact that the busi
ness scored in this sale keeps totaling great gains -speaks the genuine satisfaction that
purchasers find here. Pay on the Club Plan.
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$9.50 Enameled
Wooden Crib
More ThanaTMrd Off!
Tomorrow Only
Graceful in its
simplicity of
outline. Slid
ing sides,
bpring bottom
2 feet x 4 feet
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$275
This $325 Queen Anne Bedroom Suite.
lwerictm Walnut in Queen Anne Design.
Dresser, -12x22; mirror, 2-lx!J0; chiffolette, 20xL!C; triplicate
toilet table, 37x20, and full-size bed.
BUFFET
$79.50 Value, 54-inch, $69.75
$89.75 Value, 60-inch, $79.75
Colonial design; quartered oak. Plank
top, two top drawers, two closets and largo
linen drawer. 1.11 urotiier Fourth Floor
$1 Silk
48c
Men's
Four-in-Hands.
.
'Less Tlian Half Price
Purchase Extraordinary From a
Maker of High-Grade Lines
Leading maker's entiro stock on
hand of generously cut large
size scarfs. Brocades', novelty
figures and stripes, quiet de
signs; also a few plain colors.
'Lot is limited, hence no mail or
phono orders filled.
$3 Percale
Shirts,
2:29
Game r's
best striped
percale.
Double soft
cuffs.
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A Great Bargain l'cature!
Six Hundred $1)PAC
Pink Bandeaux j v V
Of pink silk poplin with elastic in
serts across back and satin ribbon
shoulder straps. Hook in back.
Sizes 34 to 38. No mail or phone
orders filled. SECOND, FLOOR
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$5to$6Ready-$qr
to-Wear Hatsi Www
Among thr inoKt attractha ip;1ue group tliut lime rt
Hppcurnl marked drrlilrdty under actual uortlil
Hair cloth or roueh Btraw braid combined with satin
cr aoorgettc, Chlo uluipeH, Inclut'lne flare-front, turban,
tarn and roll-brim types. All desirable oplora.
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Klrut Ii"Ioor, North
"Oxiyk" Silk Half Hose,89c
Puro thread silk with Hslo soles
and tops. Black and colors.
Seamless.
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$10 Silk Shirts, 8.4t
Kxtra quality baby uio-;
1 cloth with colored .rlI,7f,
! some intermingled with bcif
satin stripes. Frencn cu...
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