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,tt moral nnd civic protest against
f-Slridaal cases of oppression and the
S publicity Wvcn. thereto.
8 ifKor department having had such
. 8Uplclou8Klnnng In this work
a ch cooJ" results having already
fij obtained and the fact that you
fri0 engaged in hearing complaints,
S.2d t to the belief that you ehould
Mflttaao as head of this most important
WOar department stands ready to as
M you to tho utmost In every way
JanilsW with our present limited ro
Snrces and power.
W ebelievo that thcro should bo ono
yA to this work and wo thcrcforo
Mt cordially unlto under your lender
Slo with all agencies in' practical plans
-S!f relief that may bo proposed."
A cellar eo flooded with filth that U.
rt I agents will not enter it to collect
ton' the slot meter is ono of tho things
Jomplataed of by a reader of tho
FvxJtnro Poiruo LEDcmn, who writes
1' .nnreclation of tho editorial on rent
profiteering published last Monday.
For sit months, says this reader, he
1 made complaints to tho -agent and
lio to the city health authorities of
j.foctivo sewerage . conauions, wnicu
hue roado all his family ill, but with
cat result
His letter follows:
jo tht Editor of ttit Eventno Pullio Ledoer:
Sir Your excellent editorial on
wculators nnd housing In Monday's
15SUC 01 JOUl lttjiv vuuovo - w-
Ilte tO you uuu UUI cnuca ujr va-
wrienco during the Inst sir months.
The writer a nativo-born Fhiladel
tiilan, returned to this city to resldo in
July. 1010l(bringing with him his fnm
llr, consisting'of eleven, including hlm
If The house Which ho had occupied
in a New Jersey shipbuilding town
ltd been sold to d newly married cou
ple who had a few hundred dollars to
deposit. Tho wlfo of tho buyer, even
Wore my landlord notified mo to va
cate, was malting daily visits to my
wife inquiring if pIio had been suited in
a houso nnd asking her to vacate as
toon as possible. This, mind you, be
fore the transfer of tho property.
$28 Rent for Former 910 Houso
Well, I moved to my new homo in
Jdy as stated nbovo, signing a month
to month lease, paying $28 per month
in advance, supposedly for a houso with
conveniences, which included a hot-air
furnace.
Thcso houses formerly rented for $10
por month.
In October, when paying my rent I
H Ap,alnt;h the ngent, rela
Ul? t tho c92d'tlon of tho cellar,
Ynm.h CCamo Jlo,odLC.'1 with sewcrngo
(filth) from u defective sewer.
Complaint was made monthly thcro.
?ni IKi'J ?tnTs W20, with tho
result that tho houso was visited by
Plumbers on varioUH occasions, who
looked over tho situation, used a plung
er a fow times and departed never to
t?.n;ian,.ary ' yPSL' Clcd complaint
Yu U2urc?i Ilcalth nnd Sanita
tion at City Ual, and wns told that
It would bo attended to. Nothing hap
pened during tho following week and I
called again, booing tho chief clerk of
tho bureau, who informed mo that they
had no appropriation nnd consequently
no funds to prosecute cases of this
kind, asking mo to mnko weekly reports
to him until tho nuUance was eliminated.
This I did until lato in February, when
I was Informed by him that the papers
were nil ready and the case about to
bo prosecuted. As yet no results, and
conditions remain, not tho same, out
worse and a menaco to tho health of
tho community.
During these past six months my
wife has had n severeattack of bron
chitis ray daughter, aged seventeen, hnd
tho "flu,1' nnd four other children havo
hnd bthcr attacks of illness. Thcso
members of my family hnd not had a
dollar spent on them for mcdlclno or
uuuiunujr in seven years.
Now I havo read at various times iu
your pnper articles by tho different
uvuui oi mo uoaru ot Health of tho
wonderful things It would do in cases
i , ,n.,nc but tfever asaln will yours
truly bo so gulllblo as to bellevo such
hot air.
What redress has a tenant who is
forced to fulfill his part of tho contract,
while tho agent can give him the "merry
ha ha" and tell him to move if he
docs not like it and will probably in
crease tho rent to $30 per month, ns
has been done with other tenants liv
ing in this roiv?
Forced to Use Oil Stoves
On account of tho impossibility of
using the furnace I have been forced to
purchaso coal by the hundredweight
and also burn oil stoves to heat tho
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Looa Leaf or Bound.
Blank Books
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Office Appliances
Pens, Ink, Papers.
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Commercial Engraving
and Printing
Hskinsman
Business Fmrmttre
Office Desks
Chairs and Tables
Filing Cabinets
and Supplies
Card Index Systems
Sectional Bookcases
Safes all sizes
Oar Specialty Men Are at Your Service
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house, causing an increase botn in my
living expenses nnd the added odor to
accompany that of tho sewer gas which
permeates tho houso and makes me
dread that jsomo day your paper will
bo publishing an account of another
family wiped out by gas.
Also tho collectors of the U. O. I.
Co. will not enter tho cellar to make
collections and soon the meter will bo
filled and I will bo unablo to get more
gas. Should tho meter bo robbed the
gas company will hold mo responsible,
of course, desnltn thn fnrt thnt thn
collectors have mado frequent visits for
mo purpose ot collecting tnc contents
of the meter, but refuse to go in the
cellar. (I don't blamo them.)
I rcait dlso that our cnml frlrntlu.
tho Baptists, arc about to start a cam
paign to raiso funds to combat tho
present unrest that is fast spreading
over thcso United States and that many
eminent and learned persons aro at a
loss to understand why bolshcvism is on
tho Increase. .
If tho Evenino tmtio Ledoeii can
givo mo' any information that will tend
to alleviate the conditions mentioned
nbovo it will always havo tho admiration
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FASHION'S FAVORITE
K0 KO CALF
A value you cannot match In any other
store and again demonstrates that Del
Mnr naven vou money en neweot fashions.
Our low rental and small expense Is the
reason.
Upstairs Store for Women
HetHar&Cbmpattg
ltfiiiwitesimir orreei
Downstairs Store for Men Take Elevators
Hosiery
$1.50
of finest qual
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Open Kvery
Evenlnr
Open Evtrjr
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New Store at '
1019-21 MARKET STREET
For Friday Only
Every Man Can Make a
Big Saving on His New
EASTER SUIT
In This Special- Group Mr. Hill
Prices For This One Day
t. rj HiS liifltft jlJmS
$25.00
and
$30.00
Values
. Yes, Sir a reduction and a big sav
wg on tho smartest of new spring
suits just to givo this one day special
Business.
That's the way Mr. Hill offers a
nday bargain.
All finequality cheviots, homespuns
and novelty mixtures in the popular
new spring colorings and styles.
100 Men's Raincoats $p oe
, In new tan shadca. Re-V '
aaccd special for this ono J
nay, to w
Specials for the Boys!
Free Souvenirs With Every Purcltase
Boys' Sample Wash Suits .,.,..$ 1 QQ
Values urr to $3.50. Sizes up to 6 years. X .CJ
Boys' Wash Blouses ., t.,.'., 7Qc
0' Wadras and nercule. Sizes to 14 vonrn.
L Boys' Norfolk Cloth Suits ...... $Q QlS
Ot fancy mixtures. AU sizes to 18 years.
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Car in Amric
Uf6 Most SorvkeaDl
Truck in Amorica
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Wo do not claim that trie Patge
Car will "taKe tho side of a. house
on high." What we do say is that
it will deliver the Kind of service
which fosters absolute depend
ability under all conditions.
GUV A. VUILLEV President
BJGOPW-UIOEY Motor (O
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304 WvRTH BRAO STRE6T, PHIIA06LPHIA
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Busiest Tailoring Shop
In Philadelphia Today!
$53
for $65, $70, $75 and $80 Easter
tailoring: cloths, built to rneas
urement.
THATS the value secret (which is no
secret at all) for the wonderful Mer
chant Tailoring business being done at
Sixth and Market every business hour.
It lasts, however, only until Saturday,
March 27, at store closing time. So get your
order in this week.
Wanamaker & Brown
Mcrduint Tailoring Shop
Market at Sixth Street for 59 Years
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ANNOUNCEMENTS FOR FRIDAY, MARCH NINETEENTH. BUSINESS HOURS, NINE TO FIVE-THIRTY ,
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SECOND CLOVER DAY
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For many years CLOVER DAY wafc a one-day event, but so famous have the values become, so
n-vnaf fVio htv.v.0v nf micfntnora who wish t.n tako ftHvflntape of the trreat savinirs. that it now requires TWO
DAYS to give good service to all The second day will be JUST AS ATTRACTIVEin variety as well as,
values, as the first day. Several hundred NEW LOTS will be added to those which were large enough for
both days. Many UJnUoUALi. vaijUJ1;0 win De iouna in iuvjjk.i jLjrivimxiiii auaaunu-uic, woiumhb
merchandise at considerably less than regular prices. The following is only a partial list. Look for the
Four-leaf Clover Signs when you come to-morrow, r
(We cannot promise to fill telephone orders for Clover Specials.)
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FOR WOMEN
Wool Jersey Cloth Coat Drcescs $17.50
Wool Jersey Cloth Blouse Dresses $18.75
New Taffeta Dresses, black, colors $32.75
Spring Serge Suits, black and blue $37.50
Spring Serge Suits, black and blue $4G.OO
New Heather-mixed Jersey Suits $23.00
Soft-nnish Tan Velour Capes $18.75
Thrcc.quarter-lcngth Velour Coats $26.50
Polo Cloth and Duvet dc Laine Coats $32.50
New Bolivia Cloth Coats $42.50
Washable White Gabardine Skirts $2.75
Rubberized Blue and Tan Raincoats $8.00
Trimmed White Vollo Waists now $1.65
Dainty Batiste and Voile Waists $1.35
Trimmed White Voile Waiatsr-now $2.95
New Satin-stripe Tub Silk Waists $5.00
Crepe Georgette and Net Waists now $2.95
Flowers for Hat Trimming now 25c
Untrimmed Hats for Spring now $1.75
Straw Braid, for making hate $i.35 a piece
Trimmed Rough-braid Hats now $5.95
S. & C. Worner and Other Corsets now $2.00
(A broken line of sizes).
Nemo and W. B. Reduso Corsets $2.95
(Discontinued models. ISxcellent fo
figures).
Hook-front Brassieres (34, 36, 38) 85c
Satin and Crepe dc Chine Brassieres $1.00
Striped Percale House Dresses now $1.50
Figured Crepe Kimonos, no-
bon-trimmed $1.95
Japanese Embroidered Crepe
Kimonos $2.85
Narrow-wile Corduroy Bath
Robes $2.95
Flannelette Petticoats now
$1.35
Extra-size Envelope Chemise (smnll lot) $1.00
Crinkled Batiste Night Gowns $1.00
Trimmed Nainsook Night Gowns $1.95
Rumpled French and Philippine Underwear, in
broken sizes, greatly reduced
Rumpled Hand-made Blouses $4.00 to $6.50
Silk Taffeta Petticoats now $3.95
Silk-finish Cotton Petticoats $1.35
Extra-slze Cotton Taffeta Petticoats $2.00
Colored Cotton Taffeta Petticoats 85c
Pumps and Oxfords, many styles $5.45
Silk Boot Tops and Cloth Spats $2.35
Smart Shoes, in broken sizes now $9.65
Quilted Satin Boudoir Slippers $2.65
American Taffeta (cotton) Umbrellas $3.85
Black and Colored Silk Umbrellas, seconds $1
Union Taffeta (Mlk-and-cottcn) Umbrellas $4.50
Ribbed Cotton Vests, lace front 25c
Extra-size Ribbed Lisle Vests now 45c
(Seconds. Low neck, no sleeves),
Swiss Ribbed Lisle Vests, 40c; extras, 45c
(J..OW neck, no sleeves, Seco- ds).
Ribbed Cotton Union Suits, 40-; extras, 45c
"Nushape" Ribbed Lisle Union Suits 95c
(Three-piece style: low neck, no sleeves, knee
length. Seconds).
Full-fashioned Thread-silk Stockings $1.50
(Dlack. whlto and colors. Seconds).
Full-fashioned Black Cotton Stockings 60c
Full-fashioned Black Silk Stockings $1.95
Colored Cotton Stockings 35c, 3 pairs, $1.00
Full-fashioned Lisle Stocking 85c
(Mercerized Black and white. Seconds)
Wool Ripple Sweaters now $6.30
Shetland Wool Sleeveless Slip-ons $2.50
Lambskin Gloves, white and colors $2.25
Roll Collars, novelty materials 18c
Switches, Transformations $3.23
Linen Handkerchiefs 35c each
Black French Kid Gloves
now $2.50
Washable Chumois Gloves
(6. 6i4, 6',) $1.23
Washable Fabric Gloves
$1.00
Organdie Collar
Sets 85c
and Cuff
FOR MISSES AND
CHILDREN
Misses' Taffeta. Satin or Crepe dc Chine
Dresses $28.50
Misses' Taffeta and Serge Dresses $21.50
Misses' Plain or Heather Jersey Suits $28.50
Misses'. Polo Cloth,or Velour Coats $26.50
Misses' Tweed and Velour Spring Coats. $17.50
Girls' Wash Dresses, sheer white, also heavier
cotton in colors, 6 to 14 $3.00 to $10.75
Girls' New Colored Wash Dresses, 6 to 14. $2.25
Girls' New Serge Coats, 10 to 16 years $15.50
Galatea Rompers, for boys 3 to 5 years 95c
Children's Muslin Drawers, 4 to 12 yrs.-35c
Children's Muslin Underwear, odd lots, Reduced
Girls' Fine Straw Hats, ribbon band $3.95
Girls' Trimmed Hats, for spring $4.50
Children's Silk Gloes ( !&") 75c
Children's Silver-plated Cups $1.65
Children's Ribbed Cotton Waists 29c
Children's White Fleeced Cotton Vests and
Pantalets 50c, 55c and 60c each
Children's Light-weight Cotton. Short-sleeve
Shifts, Knee Pantalets, seconds 25c each
Children's 'E. Z. Waist Suits, seconds 75c
Children's Fine Ribbed Black Cotton Stockings
seconds 29c '
Children's Cotton Stockings, seconds 50c
(Ribbed: fashioned feet; black or cordovan)
Children's White Mercerized Socks, fancy roll
tops 18c, or 3 pairs for 50c
Children's Black Lisle Stockings, seconds 50c
U.M.U.V.I O .. UMVUIU MUTT 4tI,UV
Misses' and Children's Shoes now $2.95
misses uartc Man lait iace
Shoes $4.95
Children's Various Fine Shoes
now $3.65
Misses Various Fine Lace
Shoes $4.35
Large Girls' Lace Shoes, finer
kinds $4.80
In the Piano Store
A number of "Exchunced" Pianos nnr,
Player-Pianos at still less than tho already-
tow prices,
Premier Phonographs, used for demon
stration purposes, reduced.
Men's Clothing
Hart, Schaffner & Marx and
other Suits and Ovcrcoats--
$36.00
"Alco" and otfier Suits and
Overcoats now $29.50'
Young Men's Suits $26.50
Light-weight Top Coats $19.50
and $26.50
Blue Serge Suits,
with Two Pidro of
Trousers $46.50
Separate Trousers
$6.25 and $7.75
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Soft Hats, spring styles $2.85, $3.75, $4.35
Soft Shirts $1.75, $2.45, $2.95 and $3.95
Blanket Bath Robes$4.25 and $7.50
Four-ln-Hands 65c, 75c, 85c, $1.45, $1.65, $3.25
Bow Ties 50c Knitted Ties 55c and $3.23
Arm Bands 35c Belts 65c Garters 50c
Artificial Silk Socks, black; seconds 33c
Full-fashioned Silk Socks, seconds 75c
Heavy Wool Shaker Hose, gray 50c
Black and Colored Cotton Socks, reinforced
heels and toes; sizes 9'j to 11 Vi sold only
by the half-dozen pairs for $1.00
Cotton Socks, not all sizes; seconds 20c
Merino Socks, seconds and perfect grades 50c
Lightweight Natural Merino Union Suits, $2.56
Balbriggan Long- or Short-sleeve Shirts and
Ankle Drawers, seconds 75c each. No
Drawers sold without Shirts.
Ecru Ribbed Cotton Shirts and Drawers, sec
onds $1.00 each
Corded Madras Athletic Union Suits 85c
Check Nainsook Athletic Shirts and Drawers,
not all sizes 50c each
White French Kid Gloves $1.00
Men's High Shoes $2,85, $6.75 and $9.75
Men's Oxfords-T$2.85, $6.75, $7.95, $9.45
FOR BOYS
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Boys' Suits, 8 to 16 $14
Cheviot Suits. 7 to 14 S11.75
Spring Suits, 7 to 15 $13.75
Spring Top Coats, 3 to 8
years $4.75
Small Boys' Wash, Suits
$2.45
Tweed Hats $1.25 and $1.85
Boys' Straw and Panama Hats on a special
Filbert Street Cross Aisle Table now $2.25
Boys' Shirts 70c nnd $1.40. Neckties 75c
Boys' Guuzc Athletic Union Suits 90c
Gray Ribbed Cotton Fleeced Shirts and Draw
ers, small sizes, 65c; large 75c each
Lace Shoes, black and tun leathers $3.95
Little Boys' Shoes, black and tan $3.45
FOR THE HOME
Brass bedsteads now $36.50 and $52.00
Enameled Bedsteads, full size $16.00
Felt Mattresses, roll edge $16.75 and $18.00
Sliding Couches, with pad $27.50
Woven Wire Springs, regular sizes $11.50
Hand-colored Pictures, nicely framed $1.50
Large Framed .Reproductions of Famous Pic
tures $5.00
Table Lamps, about one-third reduced '
Reflex Gas Iobes, rose-tinted 50c
Taffeta Cretonnes, slightly imperfect $1.00
Figured Satine, sho;t lengths 50c a yard
Filet Net Sash Curtains, 2'i yards long $3.00
Dark Mercerized Madras Curtains $6.50 pair
Wood Silk Table Scarfs $2.50
Living Room and Hall Wall Papers 75c piece
Tapestry Wall Papers 30c to 75c a piece
Lace-trimmed Scarfs now 65c and $1.10
SILVER-PLATED Fruit Bowls, $6.00; Baskets,
$8.00; Compotes $6.00
Silver-plated Dessert Knives-r-$3.25 a dozen
Decorated Glass Pieces $1.65 to $16.65
CUT GLASS Round Dishes, $1.30; Bowls, 8-
inch, $3.50; Flower Vases $6.75
LIGHT-CUT GLASS Dishes 75c; Vases 95c
DECORATED Cheese-and-Cracker Dishes,
$1.30: Comb-and-Brush Trays, $1.85; Vases
$3.00 "
Enameled Double Boilers, 2-quart $1.20
Cotton Wall Brushes 33c Teakettles $1.75
3-quart Aluminum Preserving Kettles, seconds
95c
Dust Brushes 25c
Butcher Knives 25c
Galvanized Wash Tubs,
wringer attachment $1.75
5-ft Step Ladders $1.45
Wash-boards 65c
Oil Heaters, gallon $6.95
Reflector Gas Heaters, cop-
ncr hack S.I. 4fi
ODD FURNITURE PIECES AT HALF PRICE
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FABRICS AND ,
TRIMMINGS
Double-width Black Crepe dc Chine $3.00
40-inch Black Crepe Georgette $3.00
Yard-wide Plaid and Striped Silks $2.00
Japanese Washable White Habutai $2.00
38-inch Japanese Ecru Dress Pongee $2.35
Yard-wide White Satin de Luxe $2.85
36-inch Corduroy, black, some colors $1.65
Yard-wide Black Satin de Luxe $3.00
Yard.wide Navy Blue Dress Taffeta $3.65
Yard-wide Nay Blue Dress Satin $ 1.85
Double-width Colored Crepe de Chine $3.00
54-inch Sllvertonc Tricotinc now $5.00
Broken Checks, for skirts and suits 75c
45-inch Black All-Wool Serge $3.50
48-lnch Navy All-Wool Serge $3.50
54-inch Pencil-stripe Broadcloth $4.75
Colored Mercerized Poplin now 45c
Novelty Woven Voiles 68c a yard
Navy Blue Voile now 53c a jard
Colored Cotton Suiting now 45c a vard
Pink-and-white Striped Gingham 55c
aiiK-and-lotton Pongee loc
a yard
36-inch White Poplin 58c a
yard
White Novelty Skirting
$1.00 a yard
White Striped Skirting 28c
a yard
White Gabardine, 68c
36-inch Lining Satine 75c a yard
Colored Trimming Braid 5c
Nuyy Blue Trimming Fringe 50c and $1.30
LINENS AND
BEDFURNISHINGS
Mercerized Cotton Damask. 72-inch $1.00
Hemstitched Napkins, 15x15 $6.00 a dozen
Hemmed Linen Towels, 18x34 $7.20 a dozen
Bleached Turkish Towels, 18x36 inches 30c
All-linen Kitchen Ton cling 32c .a yard t
White Dress Linen, 54-inch $1.50 a ard
Madeira Embroidered Centrepieces, 24 -in.,
$2.50
Cotton Scarfs, 18x50 inches now $1.00
Bleached Muslin Sheets $2.15 to $3.65
Bleached Pillow Cases 55c to 78c
Bleached Bolster Cases $1.30 and $1.75
Pique Dimity Bed Spreads. 72x90 $3.65
Fine Camping Blankets, 66x8,4 in. $8.75
No. city Crib Blankets, pink or blue $2.25 .
Scalloped Bed Spreads, cut corners $5.85
Bleached Gauze, 36-inch 18c a jard
i Unbleached Muslin 36c and 50c a yard
1 Striped Outing Flannel, 36-inch 45c a yard
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FLOOR COVERINGS
Extra-fine Wilton Rugs, 9x12
feet $130.00
Royal Wilton Rugs, 9x12 and
8.3x10.6 $79.50
Axminster Rugs, 6x9
531.00; 9x12 $48.50
Wiltone Rugs, 4.6x6 $15.00;
10.6x12 $115.00
1 Grass, Fibre and Wool-and-Flbre Rugs $14.75
I Velvet Stair Carpet, full rolls $1.85 a yard
, Inlaid Linoleum, full rolls 1.55 square yard
' Printed Linoleum, full rolls 90c square yard
77e following in the Special Department
of Loiuerpriccd Floor Coverings:
' Tapestry Brussels RugB, 9x12 feet $17.00
Axminster Rugs, 9x12 feet; perfect $37.50
1 Seamless Tapestry Brussels Bugs, 6x9 $8.23
1 Jute Velvet Stair Carpet $1.10 a yard
, Felt-base Floor Covering, full rolls 15c sq. yd.
L.orK Linoleum, long remnants 60c sq. vd.
Congolcum "Gold Seal" Art Rugs, 3x9 $2.00
iWl
(S and i Inches wide)
-incn aaun-stripe Ribbon 60c a vard
Short Lengths of Lace Flouncings 73c to $2 50
a yard v
Trimming Embroideries 14c a yard
Imitation Crochet Laces 12c a ard
Linen Cluny Laces now 50c a yard
Cream Venise Allovers 75c a yard
Toys, Sports, Motor Supplies
Bicycles for men and boys $39.75
Electric Bicycle Lamps $1.50
V-neck Pull-over Sweaters, very fine $11.50
Golf Balls, repainted now $4.25 a dozen
American Aulomobile Tires, 30x3 '2 $16.73
Effccto Auto Enamel, quart size $1.23
Wonder-Mist, cleaner and polisher, 2.qt. $1 50
Whiz Nickel Polish 25c a can
Cocoa Step Mats $2.10 a pair
Dog Collars and Harness 05c to $2.00
Paris Coaster Wagons now $6.23
Collapsible Shoo-fly norses $1.65
Dolls reduced tor$1.15 and $1J50
Strawbridge & Clothier
Market St. Eighth St. Filbert St.
MISCELLANEOUS
Pibre-corered Steamer Wardrobe Trunks $40
Fibre-covered Wardrobe Trunks Si.vnn
i Fibre-covered Steamer Trunks $25 and $27
1 1000 Miscellaneous Rooks, damaged 28c to 38c
Books on Gardening and Home Crafts '.
Baby Coaches, white, gray and ecru $32.00
Collapsible Go-Carts now S12.25
Sterling Silver Cigarette Cases $9.00
Women's Gold-filled Bracelets $2.50
GOLD-FILLED Circle and Bar Pins, $1.00:
Fancy Bar Pins. $2.00: La Vallieres $2.00
Pearl- Bead Necklaces, 24-inch, gold clasp $7
Women's Leather Belts 45c Jewel Bags 38c
Leather Strap Rooks, black and colors $1.35
Safety Pockets $1.50
Writing Portfolios $3.65
S. & C. Pcrbxidc Cream 19c
Ivory Cream 20c
Combination Compact Powder and Rouge 52c
Garwood's Violet or Carnation Tulctim 26c
Brown Fabrlkold Traveling Bags $4.50
Auto Restaurants, serving 4 persons $11,75
Folding Pocket Premo Cameras, 2'ix3' $lft
Picture Frames 8c Photo Paste lie
Pearl Buttons 3c, 8c and 12c card
K?ff,Foam?s7r$VJ15, Garment Shields-55c
Black Skirt Braid, 5 yard-. 15c a piece
Barrettes 25c Sew-on Hose Supporters 17c
Opera.shape Dress Shields 25c
cabinets or Stationery 75c
White Stationery 20c
Fancy Boxes of Stationery
35c
PaBtcl Panel Stationery 22c
Gloss Candy 50c
Sunbeam Kisses 60c
Cocoanut Caramels 70c
Cream .Peanuts 58c .
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