lULatWULS fw MV,Wj r EVENING PUBLIC LEDGER- PHILADELPHIA, WEDNESDAY, ftf AMI 'IT, lOSa rn ' M FOR RENT RELIEF, g, fYj Hvonrng i'udiic Loagcr tui- v? ? ibrial, Demanding Aid in Fight on Congers, Is Prnisecl tod Hi., norfctosmati. who is Ihc bone tier the sun it re rcnl e-ante nscntsor mid sinew of our country? realtors,' If you pleue "The city Is la spend millions on , "t0 sh0v your renders their mode of Imtilev.irdi. pnifcs nnd other improve- ( procedure, the 'realtor' comes to your menu, which, to my mind, should be residence In vour Absence iiccompnnlcd dhertoil to ehnnneln thnt would sive i)V on0 ()r tu0 prospective purchasers, the unrkinirniaii n home Instead of he-'the kind that as noon as tall arrives ins ejected by an unscrupulous laud-RPW themselves Into teveral ets of tin h"d . 'ilerucar. which they remove as the win 'Thanking ton In anticipation, I nm, makes them uncomfortable in Rpriug, er trulj ours, T. It. M " with the renucst to ro through your home, and If you rcfue jou will get To iSf XtUor o (fid Kvenma fublf I.rdoer jour notice. "Sir Vour editorial In Monday's, '"jtri Titstln was elected under the edition. "Spring nnd Speculators. Hous- ,,w chnrtcr ns director of public wcl ing nnd Mr. Tuiitln." outfit to be rend fnrP ,, , Rtnpd TOur article, bj the citizen of this city over ami OIIBi,t ,n u ni.ift . )ni, ,,, action to JUSTIN the URGED A"CT Oth or wise. ncr nzntn, intir paper uc'rrvf (IiiipIcm nt piipIi nml rvcrv INTon rents house in IhH 'City of HroUieiiy othpM Jn J0WCP( jt vcim9 t0 niG ami to '"'" . . ' athor in mv l nn hn t I'll n mass , ...... !.!.. ..,-!- I t-..- ill hum 1'iiiiiruir' iiimi iii' tliir tt ,.,,,. nt.. i.. ... nf., hi him nnd ii -uiiK- nbifu io mil iuiiiu ' --.-. Try7rT nin i iznwmvsY&m B.WiiwMi- TO , . . T. , ,; ""i" the onl pn)r tlm I-'"'"' meeting ought to be called and a firm , ( '& An tMrvn.i ft ntii l.itx.i.u nil (.,.ugli to ihnmjilon the r. ue of tin protCMt sent ,0 tie pow(lrf, that be In our l fsrlaf. Soring ami K peculators p liter of i.oiwk . In this great city ,.tv and nl.o to the Oovernor of the IJoil.ftiBno.lMr TuM.n. Minrk home - ;; t,- nV, fnr nmtl llf - e s veil n , o eacn mm ... . C n0 forcibly that seeral rrnde- have iin.lr, tntolligence to get lis mean- ""'' s"tft,"iu! .""'l?., " " ", ! .jJCmtKSlOiSSlore Opens Dajly at 9 A. M. and Closes at C.30 P.' MfCXBCa&XXXXZ3ZnCJshi nnd Thone Orders ALL THESE GOODS UW 5ALE iuiviukruyv The Price t for the One Day Only. 50c All-lincn BarnsleylO-i g Crash, yd. OMS Pure Irish linen crash. Watch Daily Advcrtisementt for Similar Big Values. Lit Brothers First Floor, North HATS TRIMMED FREE OF CHARGE rrltten commending it ftwo of their letter', which rnllect the 'jtecllng of inaiij renter, are printed lilow. 9& the Vd lot nl Ihr lU'tuio f'.Mit .rrfor "Slr- Permit me In compliment ou on I sub . . . !.. -r! .. . nil.. iiiontin actual facts, nud it b'hoores the powers, in your .uonunr s euuu." -... that be to heed its warning. iliihtin nnd some of our councilinrn were "Take the writer'K cae. for instance reported as wanting tcnemetits anil ! I have occupied the Iioiifo where I now court homes torn down to make room or lie for fifteen venrs. during which time playgrounds, whereas If thee bind i !,.. ..ni.n.i n lnnrf fninilv. and con-'shnrks have their wnv we nhull need eouentlv could not afford to buy real them nil to house the people they force a your splendid cdltoiial on 'Spring estate Now alotig comes the agent ot out by the RherifC, if lie. unlike us preci- nd .Speeniitor Housing 'Uid lr. the propeit ami. muling inni iir l"""'" rccssor. upnoms nils uu-.iiieri.uu 7intin in Mnnrim's llvi'MMi I'tlitir gouge me nu more, after adding M) of treating people whose onl crime h IjEnorr. I (him' oi will pardon me per cent to pre-war rental". 1 ,im,m'"lto try nnd thwart the landlords piof for bringing m own cao Io jour alien- (.red to move out at short notice. These Scoring propensities. iiont nnd hope i.ni will lomnient on particular houses have certninlj not pe- "vc have given our sons for wnr , itmr. 'come this vnlunble, imiKimich ns noth-wp imvc BiVcn our money for bonds. "I hnve liveil nt this adilress tin the ing bns been added to them. Ihey only i illicit we hnvo hnd to sell below par to fcorthern eenlrnl voction of the eit I I cost the owner more In tnxes. which au lnvot tlc f00(i profltCers' graiplug de fer seven tears, nnd earn mv 1ielilinod ' tenants would be willing to pay. '? inlands, and now comes along the rent y working Inrd in tho Itnldwiu I.neo- pairs, of courso. cost more, anu iioK0Kcr to pjoj our bones. Not finding .!!. ll'm.!. I ....!. l.ttmrll ltnniU fnnill.t nhieelS to naVillg tllC OWIlCr 10.- I nnr ,nnrn tnnnf nrA nrAfrei trt pet. and n'so subscribed to the Ue-1 Cross. ,crened rents to cover thce jtrms. al- "Hoping you will publish tbi the V. M (' A . and pnid S.VJ into though in n majority of eases ne tennni !ron,j,)cr it worti,v f the space the War CWt from m earnings 1 I hns p.iid mnt of U,e costs of tm "P" , H(,ri)(. nnficif lso manned t' imj nn i-n. promptlv kee-i a the lirl of eer mutitli and nNo m Nest of (ormorants bills. ' I mcnlinn m m" to s-bow ton the fc"My house .s put up lor s.ile nnd r.nsc iupiilousiies of these grnsping be 3 bid WiOll for it I would not give ingl Vest i'hilnd-lphui. the populous any mor", ns three houses ndpiininc palt 0( r ftlir (ltv. i- the stamping were sold for ST.l.V). S:'.''."0 nnd sr.tWIO. , crou,Hj 0 t,0e cormorants Ural es nd are all built tJie same and oseed . tnt(, nsent nre springing up there like 8t the same ealuntion. vir . S,tOn. The m,iiroom. The pnperhanger shoe gent then increased m lent SI a ' ,cacr baker and nearly every trade uu fnonth. rrr- Out of Mouse. Out of Uuck v"Along comes a buyer nnd gives S4I00 for tny house and 1 hnve no nlterna -tire but to get out We do not know ssejiatito do, ns there are no houses for ent nnd to riurchnse n home Is simplv Jinpostlble. as tho price the real cs'ato Cents are nl.ing is outrageous '"Cannot something be done to pro Fledt3GOJ53a!lCX3a3rA) . I SAntUltAMBl f. I -"" "smi1 llCWBt 70c to 80c Plain & Fancy WhiteliO VoileslflOt Market Eichth 'OneYellowTradingStampWithEverylOcPurchaseAUDaj Filbert Seventh Tho plain vollo is morcorized finish. 89-inch. Tho fancies are corded and mercerized effects in plnids and stnpos. 3G inches wide. First Floor, North A VICTIM OP IlKAl.TOKS cHL J Latest Styles Dental Hygiene KOOMsJ Teeth Cleaned Only 4th Floor 1208 Chestnut Si. Children nml I'ninlllr b Wnrb Cnlrnit ll.iclrni. Trcoimrnl fur rorrhr.i anil l.ooe Trlh rhnn Walnut fllfii Pattry & ica Croam Shop Finest French Pastry Onlrrs taken nnil dflUrrnl. PIPING HOT MEALS (otnDlMe dinner Mian dfert sttmT at your horn or amo amrfrj r-$US HnnMBNnirunTFi m nH " "-.. th.s, , I'lionti nitrlng 1361. Chestnnt from Mil.fr In Vtrnrrr n ln." 'or ' "" q oo nfl tor ST (V yTJT-Tiiiw'HilTVl S7.00 sn(t for Hl.Ofl iSiaffliwKy,8i.,r:1lr, fcr fi en G. Ervin Donovan, 135 S. 10 St.. GA S Solderinc Furnace J.lk o' and AppIianceJ si.n top f ir4'.oot L. D. Berber Co., 59 N. 2d St. IMJ Markrt SS', KmHo"', "ais iOCt is an iaji :a i: 'B -emm -a ' :an n Laboratory Supplies for Industrial Plants r, a Automobile Driving r c 1! lesso for ownerh an.l would hr .hnuffeur Mm and women ere fntuht I. l mill- tun undrr tbe mast difficult ilrltlnc rnndltlot.il. I ram how t e X res and ciroi n ind to imoM nrrldrntn. I nrtti ulnrs on request Auto School 1HI Arch Street 124 Ludlow Street Williams, Brown & E'lr, Inc M 9t8 CHLSTNUT STREET in iri l,M" ' J U:m 33QR1 ! 'i B'l.iaiirauiEPiSianu: :.:: KrRM.Y'S 12 N. Open Day & Niphl Oysters in Every Style Planked Shad Dinner. 60c 9tn I WriSfrtr ivtiidc Ou i-yiyS!IAI' KKUUCI'IONSX 'nCdPl 6-Rfiom Ilotisu . v3RlV Tilted (u.nulel. f l'-s- "Oh, You Dirty Watch !" Vou'rp cnlnc In Mivfr6 liv i1t, I'm tlrfJ uf mlsnlnc ira.ri" PROMPT STRMrr I. MAYER 1732 .MARKET ST. fib CLOBE LICHTINC FIXTURE CO. l..fH.t"rrrs I linen sit iss orttn 10TH sTitKrr I mi v.w. I.ct no one be a stranger in the 0an$GQffi RESTAURANTS Real Home Cookintr MODERATE PRICES 13t MnrU-et St. t?M Market St. i:n', (hrstnut St. 1)23 Market mi 133'J Walnut M. Sill .V Market sS. Cntli i. Ludlow Mi, nail when romo'tte 1221 CHESTNUT ST. A Tabic d'Hote Supper for 55c that is actually worth $1.00 There's alwajn n plate on for ? on anaiiiiiui THE DRINK THAT REMINDS YOU OF OLD TIMES American Upholstery Co. i We Mr Smitart&.n 305 Arch Street Oltlrtit & l..ircest llnne oi Its Kind. Did I'.irinr s,uu Ite-ennslructr.l I UhnUtered nrcl I'ulMinl Hrt CI in UorU (mir intrrd to OrUrr irs tr i n of t phoisterv t n MoIraaiM prir r to i r rhon ! k 1 003 M Jjr A CASE WITH 5 rtYOUR GROCERIES. 1 MPT THEPETEPBREtDTCO. Mr ELIZABETH, NU I r iniiiiiBmacBKisaa Increatf erKcieney of a trui 50 ISHEETRO CkI l I. U'l.XSTLKi till Mill METAL LATH M.I. OAlT,r PLASTER BOARD nivrriiB inN iioi) rhlladrlnhhi Murehoue snks Pcarc'e Fireproof Co. VI C or Itrnntl nnil rtl TWENTY SALESMEN wanted at once. We teach you the pso choloRy of the funda mental principles of ?alenman sihip free and pay hifjhest com mission while you learn. Only men of sterling worth need applj. Experience unneces sary. Call immediately, 1049 Drc'xel Bide Born-Means & Co. Wc for Mr. (artcr nr .Mr. Signorelli. GREATEST RUPTURE RETAINER The nelr-AiUustlni futnren of lhl I'tUI rake it rtimr to ear anil Ihe Thnmh ncrcu KecuUtne nllnti of alte-lne ot. ur al : will. Moil ruptured crow ilowlr jtoru nernaae truasea that xeemert rtibl ID Itie herlnnlnc were not. Our Ininrnred npilnnre and adtunreU method Innare improTemrnt for eery raiie und ur I. B. SEELEY. 1027 W.lnut St. Cut ant nnd Laep for ritereaM 'Free Service' 1 III lii Warn I'll m Wm a No xi C S150 V i Ii' Mi ''.' KrL' i & i.. . BUY YOUR m HERE Bocauee aside I torn the latinfrtc tion of uaually fmdins the machine and Records jou nt voj obtain irrvicc thai roc i Ii rvery purchaae and lasta indehmtelj. Wc Have Every Style Victroln in 5toclt for Immediate Delivery ' s Very Easy Terms Join Our Victor Record i Club . B. TODD t IM. 1306 ARCH STREET 228 Market Street j' Pino riycr Record ' C?Kn Monday, Friday nrny tiit;Hio , That Buy Anything from tha lemllnr tlorea of I'hlla . IU mlniion. Camden and Atlantic Clt7 EasyTerms FRAMBES & CLARK 1112 Chestnut St., Phil. Bin t.nnrnntee Tr llldj Mlanlle Cltr 30 N Third s . tninden OUR PRICES HAVE NOT ADVANCED Special T ov Prices Auto Tires and Tubes Auto Accessories Special Free Sen ice to Car Owners Call and C!rt Acquainted Broadway Cycle Co. r27 Market Street Philadelphia, Pa. natnbllahed 1MX dr.il k( No. nent. of The nnrrett C. Contractors for BAURETT SPECIFICATION R00F3 SLAG ROOFING PROMENADE TILE ROOFS WATER PROOFING ROOFING MATERIALS 3Gth St. & Gray's Ferry Ave. Philadelphia, Pa. ro7nMorAtrjo ,k&m0m WJZeamjp. Artleo, niry Racket, cooling lllankrts, AO18I In IllankeU lllomea, tnlddr, imlj blue llooti, nibber, nary lloiea, dlttr, nar llronmH, ulilak ., ,, llrunlieH hair . . Ilrnnliea, nrrub , limine. ah(M lliirhrt. relnfurrrd calr. Iron ( loth, 30 ul, overtoil, nuty blue (loth IK (11 Biiittnar. nnv.r blue (ontM, rubber, murine Drawers liearr woolen Drinera, medium Coves, wool Hill, rubber J..tl;iilr Jersey I.ecKlnn. nn l.tnrn. unbleacbel, uV In ulde O Moth, table. SI In. nlde 1'olhli metnl, I pi. ran hrlshnrn, 0 In. blunt riheelln eotton, iinbleurhe.l, 10 In. Sheellnc rnlt'.n. unli!eirhrd, '3 In, Phlrla. flannel. nav Hhoea, tjlnnaslum toan, Inutidry 2 rukra HfMki., npnl, hear. $ 25 This Opportunity to Save Ten Dollars Wilt Surely Appeal to You and How Fortunate That it Comes in the Very Early Spring.' Women's & Misses' 35 Sports Suits Fashion lays more stress than ever on these styles, because they look chic and answer admirably for practically all purposes, Of Continental Full Wool in modish shades iof Pekin, green, tan and brown The newest style notes are written in the jack ets, which show the vogue of the inverted .. iJiiiu, iiiou auinc vviui ?Dox plaited back. Have flap patch pockets, man nish or convertible col lars and stitched , belts. One pictured. The ultra chic skirts adhere to the strictly tailored types with neat belt and clever pockets. Just the styles that out-door women hold first in favor. Women's & Misses' $37.50 Top Coats, $29.75 Of velour, polo cloth and poplin in approved Spring colors. Finger tip or three - quarter lengths. Some styles belong to the strictly sport type, others are modified with more dressy notes, namely plaits in back, tuxedo collars of plaid angora, smart belts and embroidered arrow heads. There are also some quite dressy coats in graceful ripple and plaited styles, with large collars and attractive figured lining. Illustrated. s.cond Floor i 1 a I s ? xi ! $m7!. ill Tiff a ' Jfl I I II I r I " K ' r . . , 6 rW 7 If $ JUST RECEIVED! Another shipment of Sample pieeei , 4to$7DressFabrics, Coatings & ) $jM Sin it in or si vd. ) Suitings, yd. Just at the Right Time for Easter Polrct twill, French serge, silver tono velour, tailor scree, trlcotlnc, English coating, Scotch Tweed, covert, Heather suiting, plain ve lour and broadcloth. 42-,.50- & 54-mch widths No Mail or 'Phone Orders Fitted. TAt Brothers First Floor, South Colorful Easttr Petticoats. The Values are especially good. $8ChiffonTaffeta)$098 Petticoats (Pictured) ) U Deep flounce with draped cord trimming and plaited ruffle. Changeable, plain col ors and black. cues l forth jf TheBoy's Easter Suit! I $ Chooso it from the Greatest Display in the leiry rncea most ivioaeratoly Clothing that is worthy to entrust with this Store's established reputation for super ior value-giving. Latest style Norfolks with box or knife plaits; single- or double-breasted effect, de tachable belt, slash or patch pockets. Half or full lined with mohair. Some Have Two Pairs of Trousers Double seats and knees. All seams taped. fancy cheviots, homespuns and cassimeres, in mixtures and pin -stripe weaves of brown, gray and blue. Sizes 7 to 18. Extra-Size Satin I Petticoats, $2.98 l5 e e p plaited flounce with drap ed ruffle. Taupe, ; king's and navy blue, also black. Novefty Cotton Petticoats. $1.69 Blaci: grounds with pink, blue and purple flowers, ngurcs novelty designs. Wr enrrv a complete llfti "Extra-Six" Petticoats Lit Brothers Second Floor and of Madam Lyra Corsets BEAUTIFY THE FIGURE Prices $5 to $12 Thtlr Mender length, modish waist lino and BiibdUPd hips. cWe flBure llncs enunllllig those afforded by made- to-ordr corsets. ,,,., 70UTH-MKB M2DUSO CORSETS "Youthllne" neduso corssts assure lo tho stout flcurf the perfect lines pf today's fashion, yet reduce without In snv wav Interfering with health, com fort or freedom. Sires 24 to 36. Piles Ut Brothers Second Floor Boys' Blue Serge! Confirmation Suits $12&J15 All-wool. Norfolk style. Sizes 6 to 13. Easter Suits for Juniors', $4.98 to $15 Novelty Norfolks, Rcgula tion, Oliver Twist and Billy Boy models. 2 to 10 years. VIA Vm. AT bk sS. J ?sily A Suit for Every Man $30 to $53 Every smart model of the new season, thoroughly well tailored. Nationally Noted Makes Arc Represented Fine blue serges' and flannels, unfinished worsteds, cassimeres, cheviots and tweeds in distinctive weaves of gray, brown, green and mixtures. ut CrothersSecona Floor, Hh St Wonderful new just when deft fingers are eager to get busy with the needle. A One-Dav Sale! $1.50 Handsome) aq Silk Plaid Voiles! OC Obtained at actually less than the maker's cost by taking over his entire surplus stock. Contrasting silk stripes form ing plaids. In navy-and-whitc, navy-and-gold, cadet-and-gold, gray - and - cerise, reseda-and-cerise, navy-and-green, wis teria - and - cerise. .16 inches wide. l.'t Brofierj-Main Arcade ? WomenV 12to$l 5LaceBootsl $ W.85 7 New Spring modelsdisposal of a famous maker's -surplus stocks. Patent Coltskin, Black or Brown Kid, Tan Calf, Gun-Motal ;J Also soma ultra-modish combinations, includ ing gun-metal with buckskin tops, brown kjd with mouse kid tops and black kid with gray kid tops. Correct vamp lengths; plain or perfor ated tips. Hand-sewed soles, welted and turned. Covered wood Louis heels; leath er Cuban or military heels. Men's Shoes: Spring Samples and Surplus Lots $10 to $12 Kinds $?.9S Bench-made boots from ) v a maker of men's finest footwear. Tan calfskin, black glazed kid and gun-metal. $7-95 1 Children's $2.50 to $3 Button Shoes, $1.98 Various leathers; plain and com bination effects. Sizes 4 to 8 in lot. $12 to $15 Kinds Sample lines from T, D. Barry Co.. Brockton. Mnss. Shoes and oxfords of Russia calf skin. Samples arc sizes C, 6'2 and 7. widths, B, C, D nnd E. Big Boys' $5 Shoes, $3.98 Gun-metal. Lace style; English shape. Sizes 1 to G. 7.tt Brothers First Floor, North L:. h ItPBwF ' - a I With lace nnd satin Tibbon. years. One sketched. a a a a , aaaaaaaaaaaaaaii- - - - - - Taffeta Silk Dresses, $16.98 Some with pongco blouse, others hand-embroidered. Sizes 8 lo 14. aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaat NAVY RETAIL STORE OUTSIDE NAVY YARD GATE Open From 9 A. M. to 6 P. M. Aimri.r.s nticE S3 S3 pr. J.7S pr. 3 A.SS pr. 8,23 pr H.VS ea. 4.00 pr 3,00 en. .40 ra. .30 ra, .Iftra. ..W ra. .; ra fl.00 jil S.35 jd R.J5 rn ' .IOpr I. S3 pr. .00 pr .73 ru .Odea.' 4,15 ra. l.lSpr 1 35 rd. .1 ra, Radiant Waists Call Forth Admiration Wonderfully attractive in their Spring-like col nringx and quite as tempting in their exceptional mues. WW w -- i '- - Georgette Waists, $12.98 The new over-blouse style that is I so prominent. Featurinc short sleeves, collar.ess neck, contrasting vestee and elabor ate embroidering. Pcacli shade with i blue trimming. Pictured. aaaiaaaia""a Voile Waists, $2.98 White collar and cuffs prettily stitched in color to match the waist nnd further beautified with embroidered dots. Pink and blue. Embroidered Smocks, $4.49 Of serviceable linene, delightfully cm bioidcrcd in wool varns. l,it Brothers Second Floor HATS TRIMMED FREE 4 $5 Ready-to-Wear Sports Hats Splendid Purchase that greatly eases the burden of expense in choosing stylish Spring Hats. Of fine pineapple straw in chic mushroom and attractive straight shapes, correctly finished with band and bow. Children's Milan Hat $3-98j $61.98 Am r Tlcasing shapes and colors. Band and stream, crs. One Pictured, ut Brothers-Klrst Floor, North From a leading Importer and Converter 1000 Yards of Exquisite Double-Width Crepe de Chine Hurried Here for Your ):C QC Easter Dress. The Value ' l is a Phenomenal One: yd. ) Extra-fine, lustrous, all-silk quality, especially fav ored blouses, dresses, negligees and underwear. Newest light and dark shades, including black, white, pink, navy anu brown. 40-inch. aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa; Striped $Q-98 t Shirtings J , I Famous makes. At tractive patterns and colors. 32-inch. IIH.IIIIIH'H $0.98 Radium Silk 40-inch, New shades. $3 Lit Brothers First Floor, South 9 Women's Gloves Quality and value are both outstanding feature;,'. aaaaaaataaaaaaaaaaaaaa $4.50 French $Q.49 Kid Gloves O Black, white anil Spring . shaded Wrist lenctli $1.50 Chamois Suede Gloves 1 $1 .25 two Slip-on strap mist also claep In white and colon $1 & $1.25 Mil anese Silk Gloves Two-clasp In black, colors Lit Brothers First Floor 8th St 79 white and hfavjr olto on hMki. Murk. TrnnUn flhrr T'nrfrfclilrlli, rrtltnn I'nHrrfcHlrla liri 1'nilrriililrla, niKllnm IT , i J nr. jri J , MMi jnr :0 ,83 ei. .113 yd. nt il. fl.S3ra. 1.10 pr. ,1S hi. .11 pr, S.7d. ft.no ra, .Aim. l.XK rn, I.SSra. ' Car rouloB Vos ! 29 4S D3, 80, S3, fit 79 unci 81 transfer to route 20. which cnn direct to rte: ulnii point tho wav to store. Information may he obtained by phone, Dickinson MOO, branch 3JJ, I' rl& $3 Tufted Cretonne Cushions, $1 .78 Save Almost Half I There's only enough for tomorrow's selling. Kicellrnt qualm In charming colors and designs a a m m Fancy 1 f $1 to $4 Sample I Linens, 49c to $1.98 Fcarfn. center plecs, squares nd luncheon rovors, Some are lace trimmed others embroidered. JVo Jfall or 'Phone Orders Filled A'oiio Sent O. O. P. Lit Brothers Xhlrd Floor iMB;SM& Extra Bargain Day! 1 Stout Women's ' Skirts, $10 values, efB l 09V Men's $4 to $6 Shoes Dull arid shiny leathers or lace. All sizes In lot r button srre, silk poplin and basket weave in ravy and blac'.i Pockets; s o m braided Waist bands 30 to 39, Women's and IVfoscs' $22.50 Suits, $16.98 Kerne In blnoU and navy Belted rffects with patch pockets, silk braid nnd long Bhawl collar with white beugallne oxer-collar Pic tured. $3 Dance Bajjs, $1.59 Leather, titled with mirror and inside compartment, ribbon handle Infants' and Children's 29c Cotton Socks, 122c Seamless cotton In Mack," while and tan Imuefcct Sizes 6 to 9'4 Ho Mail or Dioiie Orders Women's $3 to $5 Shoes, Oxfords and Pumps, $1.98 Gun-metal calf and patent colt skin. High or low heels. Women's $2 to $3.50 $ anoes ) arlous leathers, nrolcen sizes, 39c Percales, yd. 28c St-lnch Flno auallty made for foielgn trade, Mght and dark colors, $1.50 Voile Waists, $1 White stripes, Lace trimmed collar. 1 Boys' $2 to $2.50 Wash Suits, $1.29 Junior Norfolk. Billy Boy ana Oliver Twist models. Percale, chambray nnd white linene. Sizes 3 to 8 years. Pictured. Children's $2.29 Dresses, $1.68 Plaid gingham. 6 to 14 yearn. Women's 50c to 75c Gloves, 29c Two-clasp. Cashmere, also lisle, silk and chamois suede. Some men's uneu cioin cioves in lot 25c to 75c Hnt Trimmings .... oamnies. ;ancy feathers, os trleh. hurnt plumuge, etc, Dlack and Colors. Unusual values. $2.69. Sheets, $2.19 Standard muslin. 81x90 Inches. toft i v. jf V . 1 1 1 I Men's $1.75 Shirts, $1.39 Striped percalr Soft cuffs. TBURSM $1 .29 18 $2 lo $2.50 Un trimmed Hats A New York jobber's surplus stock Chlo new shapeo and straws in black ond colors. Limited number to s, customer. No Moll or Thono Orders, $3 to $3.50 Ready- $1 98 to-Wear Hala I Tho season's most popular trawj In becoming shapes. Black with crepe top or underbrim, effectively trimmed. $2.25 Alarm Clocks, $1.44 Nickel. Perfect timekeepers. Women' 75c to $1.25 Stockings Thread and flbr silk In bUck. white and colors. Irregular, Seamless. 49c In order to have your daughter look her best for Easter, choose winsome frocks from these carefully chosen groups. Girls' Lovely Persian Lawn Easter Frocks $S & $7 8 to U Tots' Coats. $7.98 Of shephord plaid with pockets, inlaid silk poplin collar, cuffs and belt, Li.icd. Sizes l to 0 years. Snort Coats. $14.98 Of polo cloth with patch pockets and leather belt. Sizes 8 to 14. Lit Brothers Second Floor mBtswaimtiteiiimiziih!,,,. .tefe .... ...hvuiJLj... ...,,b,4,AAj:a :.AiasIf.. ..... .rA fi 0 1 6
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