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VBOTTO1 ' FUBEIC LBDGEIPHIAI)EttfiIA,, 3TBIDA.Y, FEBRUARY. . 27, W&O
MILITARY COLLEGE
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0 HONOR HARDING
Choator School Will Confer De
gree tin Senator, Who
Will M&ke Address
WILL' NOTE OTHER MEN
Prominent men of Washington, Phil
fcdelphla and New York will assemble
this evening in tho Charles E. Hyatt
armory, Pennsylvania Military College,
to witness tho conferring of degrees
upon United States Senator Warron O.
Harding, of Ohio; Lieutenant John
Philip Sousa, "march kinfj"; Major
General William M. Black, of New
York, and John 0. Jones, of Philadel
phia. Tho affair promises to be one of tho
most important in the history of Ches
ter, and it is highly probable that Sena
tor Harding will send forth a message
in his address which will be of vital
Tercst to the nation. Following hU ad
dress he will receive tho degree of doc
tor of laws. Other degrees will be con
ferred as follows : Major General Black,
doctor of engineering; Lieutenant Sousa,
doctor of music, and John O. Jones,
P. M. O. graduate and nn "ordnance
(Mcf during the war, doctor of applied
Hclencc.
General Black will arrivo in Chester
from New York at 3:03 this afternoon
nnd will bo escorted to tho college,
whore ho will be welcomed by Charles
E. Hyatt, president. Next he will pro
rrfA tn tho cnvalrv hall, where r sneclal
exhibition will be. given by the cadet
rsvalry sound. undr tho direction of
Lieutenant Colonel Frank K. Hyatt.
At 0 o'clock tho board of trustee;, of
the collcgo will assemble at the home of
Lieutenant Colonel Hyatt and will re
ceive an guests Senator and Mrs. Hard
ing. General Black, Mr. and Mrs. John
0. Jones, Mrs. Sproul, wife of the Gov
ernor, and bod, Captain John Sproul.
At 7 :S0 Senator Harding and tho other
men will receive their degrees. Then
they will proceed to the reception room
of tho college, where they will meet
moro than 100 members of the Rotary
Club nnd wives. The exercises in the
armory Will begin nt 8:15. A band of
thirty pieces from Philadelphia will nlay
Sousa music. The nrmory has been
dftrorated for tho occasion by a com
mittee of cadets.
ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATED I DR. GREEN AGAIN CHOSEN
He la Nominated Treasurer of West
Chester Fire Co. for 72d Time
"I accent tho position gentlemen, and
I tlinnk you."
Dr. Jesse C. Green, of West Ches
ter, who is 102 years old, made this
statement for tho seventy-second timo in
as many years beforo the aununl meet
ing of the First West Chester Flr'o Co.
Doctor Green then started his seventy
second year as treasurer of the organi
sation. During Doctor Grcen'n long term ot
cflko thoro has never been an error
of any contfequence in his books. The
veteran treasurer now makes his re
ports! verbally, which arc always veri
fied by the records, if any ono takes
the trouble to look them up.
Other officers nominated, who have
no opposition, are: Wilmer T. Ilnn
num, president; II. R. Guss, vice pres-
John Wanamaker Tells of Growth of
Sunday School
Bethany Presbyterian Sundav school.
Twenty-second nnd Balnbrldgo streets,
loundeu by .tonn wanamaker in mots,
celebrated its sixty-second anniversary
last night.
Mr. Wanamaker, who was the prin
cipal speaker, to'd of tho blessings to
be derived from Sunday-school attend
ance. "The longer I live." ho said,
"the moro I realize the blessings de
rived from keeping tho Sabbath holy.
If ono would receivo tho blessings ot
God, ha must go where God Is."
Mr. Wanamaker told of the growth of
the school and' complimented the teachers
and members for their part in Its suc
cess. At the conclusion ot his addro-s
lie was presented a silver vaso filled with
flowers by the members of tho school.
Several interesting pictures, commem
orating tho foundation of the school,
were on display. A picture entitled
"Lest We Fonret" showed the olil Hun-
day school on the second floor at 2133
South street, with Mr. wanamaker and
the Uev. IS. II. Toland instructor tho
original twenty-seven scholars. An
other picture snows Mr. and Mrs.
Wanamaker standing before' the first
Bethany Sunday school, a one-story
brick building.
Mohr Indictments Withdrawn
Mllivllle, N. J., Feb., 27. Indict
ments charging .Tdhn Mohr, a Mllivllle
automobile dealer, with tho larceny ot
automobiles in Philadelphia, hnve been
withdrawn by the Philadelphia au
thorities, owing to tho lack of evidence.
Mohr will be tried in the Cumberland
county court next month on the charge
ot receiving stolen automobiles. At a
hearing lost month the jury disagreed.
ldcnt; Frank Wiley, vico president; y
Crosby P. Kcech, financial uecretary; (ff
Herman L. Smith, secretary; John
Logue, chief; Charles Frame, assistant'
chief.
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PAYMENTS
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Slum. Vansr. Hot
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HILL & DOUGHERTY CO.
228 Arch Straat
MARKET 828
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FRAMBES & CLARK
1112 Chestnut St., Phila.
010 Guaranty Tr. Hldi., Atlantlo Cltr
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zRecommend
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to that friend with
skin trouble
If you have a friend suffering
with skin trouble or other
itching,buraing,vhat greater
kindness could you do him
than to say:
"Why don't you try Rosi
nol? I know you have experi
mented with a dozen treat
ments, but I believe Reslnol
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soothing, healing ointment,
free from all harsh drugs,
that physicians presenbo
widely In just such cases as
yours. Do get a jar todayl"
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fcOOO PAIRS U5.MARINE CORPS SHOES a- & -,
U. S. Marine motortruck unloading shoes for National Shoe
Co, 520 Market St.
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Less Than They Cost
to the Government
Greatest Shoe
Event Ever
Offered Philadelphia.
Government Description
These shoes aro made of extra Pluim
weights ot dark russet horse butUi, full
bellows tongues. ,Wu5hfr pattarn, box loes
too caps, uppcra lUied with beet quality 1
ounce dnlllnc: ouwoles best scoured oak
tarred Plum' hide 8 Iron In thickness.
These shoes are also llttod with n tan or
half eo of b&t soured oak tanned pfump
hldesTO Iron In thlckntussf cured by brass
screws nnd wooden peOT. Tho h&ela aro built
It whole lifts X Hi-Inch thick, cut from
hnrioek or oalt tanned" leather I all heel Mtts
have gra n on : top lifts are Iron horse . sneee,
it inch In thfcknrss, securely faatenru to
the hecL Heelahavo four Iron loesero1
'These eltes run larea; ft " miS
a U. B. Mar ne hoe will flt a man
weaVlnr a size 7 In a civilian "hoe.
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NATIONAL SHOE CO.
Store Hours
9 to-5:30
MARKET : CHESTNUTEIGHTH : NINTH
FOR SATURDAY SELLING
Philadelphia
Friday, February 27, 1920
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Save One-third on Overcoat
Men Are Buying for Now and Next Winter
Overcoats, Ulsters, Town Ulsters
All our proven makes, including
"Kuppenheimer" and "Society Brand"
and including the major part of our tremendous holdings
$33.50, $43.50, $53.50, $65 and Up to $76.50
Single- and double-breasted overcoats for all occasions; great coats for
all weathers. Fur-collar and fur-lined coats.
The London-made overcoats are $65 hundreds of them.
"Hungerford System" Trousers look good; fit comfortably the best
cut trousers in the land. $6.50 to $18. -oimw., ea n.
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Men's Madras Shirts
at $2.45
5100 Shirts-5ave a Third
Light grounds showing many color-stripe effects. Every
pattern is a good one ! Soft double cuffs.
fllmbflf. llr.t floor. Mnlli Htrftt.
How
Newton Service
Expands
THE splendid degree of efficiency
which Newton service has at
tained has been made possible by
the thousands of customers that
cling to it. And, having reached
such a high degree of flexibility to
meet varied conditions, Newton
service continues to be sought by
increasing numbers practically
one-third of all coal users in Phila
delphia now being Newton cus
tomers. The service grows with the pat
ronage the more customers that
take advantage of it, the more valu
able will it become to all.
Present prices of coal, subject to
change, chuted in :
Egg, $11.65 a ton Nut, $12.25 a ton
Stove, 12.25 a ton Pea, 9.75 a ton
' 50c a ton extra if necessary to wheel
or carry
GEO. B. NEWTON GOAL GO.
Telephones;
Bell, Spruce 1400 Keystone, Race 3800
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Large Boys' Overcoats ($ J 3 59
Double-Breaated at i
Others at $18.50, $23.50, $27.50 and $32.50
Save Six-Fifty to Twelve-Fifty
Fcv boys 12 to 18 years. Belt all-around; slash pockets; newest
mixtures. $13.50 to $32.50.
Overcoats, 3 to 10 years; blue chinchilla, duffle cloths
JUniOr and fancies; at $11.50. $13.50. $15. S1G.50 and $21.50.
Save six-fifty to eleven-fifty.
Norfolk Suits, mostly with extra trousers, at $13.j0 to 527.o0.
Washable Suits, at $2.50, $3.50. $4.50 and
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fllmh.M, Third floor.
Women's "Flex-o-Tex" Suits
(Trade-MarU)
Fifteen Unique Styles at $29.75 and $33.75
Better Values Than Today's Market Affords!
Of standard "Flex-o-tex" chosen with the deliberate caro that provides exactly the right suit-intf-weight.
In a collection of color-tones chosen, first of all, from becomingncsa of tone.
Five styles at $29.75 all new; two just barely unpacked.
Ton styles Bt $33.75 all Spring-new two just arrived.
Mannish collars and Tuxedo collars and storm-stylo collars. Skirts comfortable, but fash
ionably straight-line. Every kind of pocket and belt-treatment.
Novelty Models in "Flex-o-Tex" at $37.50,
$45, $47.50 to $89
Every imagfnable rich, soft, interesting practical, smart, droajy, striking, plain or heathery
coloring!
And Every Suit Man-Made
whether $29.75 or $89 or any price in between.
r fllmbl. .SMnn of I)r.. Third floor.
About a Thousand
Women's
Ready-to-Wear
Hats
at $3.50
Instead of Double, Because
They represent manufacturlnc
milliners' "cancellations," due to
delayed shipments, which were due
to the embargo on freight.
Big hats
Little hats
Medium-size hats with a roll or
a twist or a fascinating flare some
where. Colors right to put on right
now.
Pretty nearly endless variety of
trimming!
GlmhM. Third flor.
we hadn't foreseen we hadn't prepared
we hadn't patiently worked day by day with Paris and Xew York with cloth mills and
silk mills and designers and tailors and dressmakers
We couldn't possibly offer such plums as in
Tomorrow's Sale of Women's and Misses'
Dresses at $19.75, $25 and $39,75
Street dresses. Dressy dresses. Even a sprinkling of evening dresses.
Fifty-three styles all fifty-three eloquent of Spring's fashion secrets.
at $19.75
Enibioidercd jerseys misses'.
Tucked jerseys women's.
Serges misses'.
Satins women's.
Net evening gowns misses'.
Satin evening gowns women's.
at $25
Satins (both 'Women' and Misses').
Tricotines (both Women's and Misses').
Jciseys (both Women's and Misses').
TalTetas (both Womon's and Misses').
Meteors (Women's only).
Georgettes (both Women's and Misses').
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at $39.75
Foulards (Women's styles only).
Taffetas (both Women's nnd Misses').
Georgettes (Misses' only).
Tricotines (both Women's and Misses').
Satins (both Women's and Misses').
Crepes de Chine (both Women's & Misses').
Embroidered Jer&eys (Misses' only).
(ilniWla. S.lon. of Drr... Third floor.
February Furniture Sale Ends Tomorrow
Plentiful Selection at Special Prices Save Half on Much
Plenty of Time for Payment
Unexampled opportunities to furnish in part or to refurnish your entire home with desirable furni
ture at very low prices prices we see no prospect of matching for years to come.
Let these groups be hint and invitation
87 Distinct Designs in Mahogany and Cane
Living-Room Furniture Representing a
Reserve Stock of 350 Suites
92 Distinct Designs in Complete Bedroom
Suites Representing a Reserve Stock of
Seven Hundred and Fifty Suites
In All Different Periods
In mahogany, American walnut, solid mahogany and
ivory finishes; four-piece suites, ranging in price as fol
lows: $187.50, $200, $223, $230, $300, $330, $100, $150.
$175 up to $1500.
Living-room suites, full-length davenports, easy chairs,
fireside chairs and rockers, and fireside benches. Cover
ings of silk damask, combination silk damask and silk plush,
and tapestry.
Three-piece suites range in price $123, $130, $183, $225,
$230 up to $1500.
t.imlitln. .Mt!i floor.
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Women's and Misses'
Jersey Suits
Special $29.75
Wonderfully smart and good-looking; in the
season's popular models.
Brown, gray, taupe and Peking. Also navy and
black, biaid trimmed poplin and serge suits the
best values of tho season.
Sizes M to 18, 30 to 44.
Children's
Tub Dresses
Special, $2.25
A Subway Store Special for ono day. Cute,
colorful gingham btyles; smartly trimmed. lcg
ulation styles, too. Sizes C to 14.
Glmbelt. Sulmky htor.
Subway Store S$
and $27.50
Men's Shoes
at $5.95 and $7.95
Spring Styles
Clack kid und tan cordo calf; narrow
toe Knglish last and broad-toe Bluchors.
Welted soles. Snving of $2 on each pair.
Mcn'H Work Shoes at $3,95. Bluchers
with strong double soles. Sizes G to 11.
Women's Shoes. $5.95
Save Half
In patent leather, black kid, tan and
gray kidskin. Shoe3 for every purpose
French, Louis and military heels. r2x
Inordinary values, at 35.03.
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for the gay young man and the conserva
tive older man. Kxcellant value at $18.50,
$22.50 and $27.50.
Mackinaws for men, l educed to $12.50,
315 and $18.50.
Men's Worsted Trousers, specially
priced at $5.30, $6.50 und $7.50.
tilmbr.'., hubwur More,
Boys' Overcoats and
Mackinaws at $7.35
and $9.50
Save a third on this clothing for boys
of 3 to 10 years.
Boya' Norfolk Suits, special at $11.95.
With Extra Pair of Trousers, $15.
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