LI . - ' V ttj N .1 -" ft k I'Vi '4 N If- p . WHARTON ORDERS F I BALL 0 L tW i u ' r . ' rfc K ' Senn Gridiron Men to Begin Work April 19 Heisman III at Present' Time JJW y V John W. Tlrifimnn. rrrrntb appointed i .tl..l Kf 1U tTt..AUtA. .. TAn(. 1..f, lllfl .""III "L IIU' I lllt('rll, 111 I -IUI- l " football team, will arrive here to take fhhrjto of the sprinc work of Hip nund nbout April 2" At present IIeiinnn is '111 at Kansas Citj. Tn tlie absence of tlic concb. Dr. Iluek AVhnrton. uho -W have ehnrRe of the line next eaon. will take charge of the work on l'ranklln Kleld. where the players have hern ordered to report pril 10 ITelKinan !eft Philadelphia iiiinieili atcly nftor hit appointment as I'enn roach .Miffcrlnc with n Hex ere cold and :Momne)i trouble. He went through a i rcourse of trentmrnt in the est nm ri- ini tAlfr1tn tl t f rtnw tiilinitu timKn tlm.i i'n niftin ii.i.ti. nrnmn ii"i .in... kvhen ho wnn hern, hn uritp. lip lum 6 Yvouinl un his business connections at r MJeoruIn Tech and will live in tlu citj permanently. "Wharton issued the call todaj at the request of Heisman. who congratulated iVluek on his appointment as line mentor 7t was also learned that the head coach n largely instiumcntal in .sivuiIiir "Whartnn's services. , ln his letter, Heisman sajs that with SlVhnrton to take care of the defense and with n carefully planned olTen''. the - ilted and Wue should have a great " eleven. , jllclsnian lajs epvial trc. on clean icut tackling and 1ms asked Hint n 'tackling dummies be installed on I'nink jlia Field for the spring drill. He will -(Instruct the candidates in a new method of stopping a runner. ;. Lebanon Club After Schang Lebanon, Pa April 0 Mitusir 1 arl tPoftelter. -ntio will pilot tho I..'lnnm dub lot the ncthlPhom Sn-el t,mi ttv itimln lienaon report'rt Iter with the follow ins tU !rra: Nonnnn Pint ntul Ueii?r I'muh pit.h rr: Jim MclAvoy ami Bert mulm i id hir Itaftaarcr Potti-lexr n-portn hnvliiit ! iun -j , Krtdl Kin lntlcltlT l.eo I)oi Intl. i,t t iJlarrj Thoii'pon. pItii i jih m. i-m Mlrst baa, Walter Kitlnc hirt.ton Pot i;tPUtfr Ih nlo hopful of Inn.lin clioni jne nonion Ufa sox noiaouT u l TORRESDALE ELECTS Golf Club Chooses Thomas E. Coale as President Links Ready I The nnntial meeting of the Torres dale flolf dull was held at the club- I house and the election of officers for the tnsulng year resulted ns follows : l'resl-. I dent, Thomas K. Coale: first vice presl- 1 dent. II. II. Uarton, Jr.; second vice , I president. Cooper Howell ; secretarj. H 1 H. uisstiin ; treasurer, u. winner .uui Idleton: board of governor. A. P. Acheson. Joseph A. Allen. Warren Hakcr. J. S. Hush. V. S. Diamond. 1 Charles T. Kvans. tiling T Hall. Prank It. Hausell, It. Wnrrcn Hood, fleorgo II Hervej. C H. Hejcr. Maurice 11 Maslnnd, Samuel 1'eltz. Joseph I,. I'hllllps. I'hllip Sterling. The club just completed constitution of the idditionnl nine holes tn its golf course. The whole course was altered Inst jear b Ponald ltoxs, ntul is now one of the bet courses around l'liila delphia I'lav on the new portion of the couise will he started within Hip next few weeks. The mcmbcthip of the dub is in (TPH'diiic rnpldl) and it is expected that before long the full authorized member ship will be tilled. GIRARD F. C. READY Opening Attractions Will Be McAn drews & Forbes and Elmer, N. J. The original (iirnul Field Club will open the vii'-on for the McAndri'ws & Forbes tpnm. the fnst Camden Licorice Co. aggregation, mi .Snturdnv Muv 8. On Memoiial Pav . Ma !l(l, (Jiraid will be the opening attraction in a doubh heuder at Flmer. N. J., champions of South .Terp. This club has erpi-ted i new S10.000 ball lipid, which will lie ...... ..f !... t...uf In !. rtn....,M. I'l...... ..in n im- iiiiv.1 ill nil.- luuini. I IIV1 i will be a band, ting-raising and the uual oppiiing-da ceremonies. liirard is fuht tilling its schedule nnd have onlj a few open dutes for spmi irofc.i(iiial rlub- olTering good induce ments for S.iturlnj. Sundnv and twi light garni s Address Itnrney Selmefer tuanager. lit i.nst l.aurel street, or lihone to the secretarj, Ceorge Siegel, Lombard "Oils. DOWN IN OUR ALLEY rini.AtMjLFiitA rt.ncTnic co. leaoue Kollcd on Terminal Allcyn April 8 STATION H llertrer norman. Kvrrllng istrobel . Shaw . . 121 114 171 mo ltn is i 1(1" 112 194 187 141) las 181 131 143 Totals 820 000 729 nisT orncK 1 octt lr.l 140 127 lloberts 157 1411 ISO UUIIns 127 104 13. Ullnd 10l 141 113 lioua-'ty 13H lfll 131 Handicap 3 10 3 Totals 1180 70. 701 OPHIIATINIJ Parnanl 11.1 lf.4 172 HhUiI) 1)8 . Jones 131 1J4 M'Clear) 112 13S 1.10 Mavera n.1 . 12J Kraute 1O0 170 Kerns . 131 IBS Handicap 13 13 13 ntflltT OF WAT RchlnngI 121) 133 143 Henton , 114 133 130 Help . 131 110 101) Kaln , 140 ISO 103 Heott 184 ISO 16!) IMndlcap 4H 48 48 Totala 722 728 740 CONHUMnitS Krebs . 1U0 ISO 113 (lalla'er 110 141 184 Wh'te't. ISO 181 130 Ashh'k 148 141) 10S J Porct 100 140 100 Totala 080 770 702 f'09T D1VI8ION Abliott llocpke . II Curry A Curry Tujlor J Curry 171 131 123 144 1411 188 1.11 88 111 l.VJ 133 181 100 . . . .. 110 IBS Totala 770 022 713 Totals BP4 700 701 UNDKIUlnOUND IV Allen 173 123 130 Krndy 140 120 . Dean . 100 137 Maa-er 1S2 117 131 Louns y 178 130 100 Humph' a . . 104 Hreen . 170 Handicap 30 00 21 STATISTICAL l.amtldh 100 102 100 13J 128 1211 142 07 1(11) 141 120 120 ISO 147 117 T 1 ord, Hollo . Humpp Nixon, .i Totals 741 000 038 TEltMINAl. OIIj CANS. . M'Dow'll 140 Hit 2(10 IV'dward 144 181 jn i?a ill 1:30 AiKcns. i"j ;y ; 144 100 1S3 Toy ... 171 171 200 148 103 100 Durnell. 201 173 IBS 147 131 1R0 Dne . 180 170182 U2 oa 112 Knkter. Ullnd . Hlciilna Itup'rtus lldcp. i Totala 702 830 lOlO OOODItlCH Ill'llUKIl CO I.nAOUn Rolled on Km atone Alleys April 8 Totala 820 870 8B0 STOP It IVrlalcy. 103 103 1.11 rtob'aon.. 101) IDS 103 Porr'ton. 100 104 147 Totala 345 405 4l CREDIT rilmor. 141 13S 181 Jnnos. 10.' 100 10') Slack... 142 131 143 Totals 47S 441 4 48 MECHANICAL Ilhl... 131 170 100 Wiumcr 142 100 117 Mover.. 147 114 120 Totals 424 474 403 OPERATING' Mills.... 144 140 1.17 Hinders. Ilaker. . 170 ins 172 174 130 427 a - VttalstKTn till .. 171 112 lfi Buck.... 148 122 ISO Uurns... 143 101 132 Totala 401 425 457 SALES Dixon . 120 121 130 Cnld'ell 131 144 122 Maule. 180 175 JOB Totals 433 440 423 TRUCK TIRE Poster . 128 181 207 Walker 170 103 1311 Sliunicn 123 130 13a Totals 427 482 405 CLAIM Miller 170 110 111 Dnntrer. 100 117 149 Harrison 127 144 141 Totnla 700 005 702 I KETSTOND CLUB, HECTION II Rolled on Keyatonc Alleys April 8 PITCAIRN ACTIVES fatt 112 143 Kmuin. . 170 178 10.1 McOill 1.10 lS.t 1 17 C'ra'ford 101 102 173 I'nvl 111) 183 1.18 Mllatlt 174 ISO 101 (loll . 131 . 141 Ilowcn 220 100 10O f-prenicle. 100 102 101 Jones . 167 177 181 liluetl 212 1S4 Handicap 24 IS 18 Totals 001 800 028 Totala 78.' 873 803 1VVNDHAM COLTt MELUOrtH ..... .i A .... ...a m .. ...It ,A(, ,n. lOlL i"l 111' 1'H! 1 rUHX ll'. I"- '' j ir.s idi 137 A Wolfe mi iu in Totals 404 410 430 Totals 400 377 401 MIDVALE-CAMIIRIA STEEL LEAGUE General Hnlea Department Duckplns Rolled on Conta'a Allejs April 8 BAR AND BILLET FORGING Button . 107 113 117 Mueller . 117 114 07 Morrow . 79 ... . Htexen'n 101 102 100 IVolffe 78 . . 100 O Hara . SO 04 128 Htener. l'JO no inj enleton lor. 184 lto Lewis . 132 P0 141 Kennedy. 132 131 127 .Tanner Nil 01 - tniall . 70 Tolol 331 575 503 Totals 510 481 555 I; Ward Lost to Yanks for Two Weeks ClirMer. . .. April II Anrun War I rnt?ul r prnnd tnnema.i of the Yankee p nroU- Into the lin up when Chick Kewst r wan butt li ut inv for nt least two weeKi wll'i i i lnlur- 1 I np The latiks lost nga n I tl i lui' ' t ". stark ( opelind lonle McO!oo Totals 107 1.10 111 IT IV Jr 147 13S 107 130 1SI Kill P Wolfe 204 103 1S7 i H W Sr 101 103 mi) Handicap n' . 114 170 1", 771 811 700 Totals 031 008 SSJ EMDE 178 181 100 117 201 INSi nrojbeck 1.18 14 Hebei , l"oulk KunvvH) Prlokett l 2 We v- - ' fcfi. " .C!awm "Vri-i "iQcjV -' VW? ryz.rk 1 By Selling Direct-" ' L. 'fi r- At Wholesale - ' 1 15 MENS SUITS 13 i "S..UlSl Alh. IB.-? Totals mxmk $4 ""7.50 sc ? f? I I At IJl ' IH B1 ' W IB '"s Llsaner ih t3. JiS'.W ran Si 4-a ABAal Ik r-"( Mitchell ft lJfi Y JimM ItO Si tV(f RliVV Iff Kurtz M . J rflill fV Purchasing Orders -XSb "K :W1L Whk Accdted K'&iSuti u i r ' ' ' Younu ' N'ester storck riuest II Hdcp MAGNOLIA I'rossley IPO 111 140 Roducre Snrtz . 120 Kit 141 Tarbuck Ichmlt2 170 200 ISO Illncee 13S 110 130' McMahon 181 107 108 Lnnia'r 14') 100 201 i Wagner 100 111) ill rulton . 118 21 104 Handicap f. 50 SO Totals 740 0.10 881 Totals 010 767 70S NORTHEAST LEAOUE I Rolled on Costa's Alleja April s ST HARNAllAH ST LUKE I Patton . 103 174 1 14 A Ros 1 r. Wlk n MS 147 101 Hums . II Wll'n 110 171 110 Cumml'a Mien 21 Greer. . Paunrc 121 mind. Handicap Totals 404 402 7.14 Forfeit two tames Totals JASPER Tlnlaj n 100 .'0t 183 IV H Ilos'I 100 151 130 Turner fox 140 ISO 120 Albesr Oris . 141 102 137 Senior McLnun JOl lsi 148 Hodgson ilandlcdp 21 21 21 Totals S01 8J0 802 Totals 801 Hfl 743 UPTOV nCACON 1110 10J 110 17.1 1.11 103 178 111 101 103 101 17t 110 10 711 0.14 700 LIGHTHOUSE Wh'o 107 114 214 147 141 n. mi ir.s 117 131 172 10S 17.1 204 201 j? . ' . " 140 141 110 landers 101 1.10 113 Push . 110 lil 1.1T Daln 174 2"0 101 120 125 001 7S1 70S 100 138 110 131 1SH 101 I 111 130 1J.1 t.anco 100 12(1 112 McClure 1 10 1.11 Handicap 33 .18 is Totals 084 7 SO TllOV AND STEEL LEAGUE Itntli d on Costa's Alleja April S CARNEGIE HARMONY 707 I 128 Green. .. 18.' 1.10 140 2-i 177 1SS Bray . . 184 101 133 I 141 127 117 Long 177 21J 110, 218 134 178 Ht'nnder 140 100 ISO MO ISO lis .lehw'ler. 177 102 17 Hdrp !07 750 7(10 MITCHELL h i Ol.Ts Halde n 174 170 1S2 Ward 1SS 14 I3rt Scnnlon 101 1S8 171 DUkle . ISO 111) 1S4 l.nre urcn i mi si s lsi Totals S7S 014 sou 10 10 10 1 Totals 870 900 781 ' UETtILEIIE.1I 1SS 170 101 144 1.17 170' 108 141 1.17 ISO Ot , Smed H2 1"'0 Hartley 11,1 130 Hdcp.. SI 03 .10 I Totals s.'l 810 773 LYONS Mueller . 2.'3 1S8 201 ISO 114 147 171 174 101 Luncren 170 104 1S7 101 171 1S.1 O Connor 101 100 170 181 21 CAMRRIA I'herry 177 243 114 Hunter 171 208 18." Mon Ullnd . 1 14 UnIU M'Cul'Bh 170 100 10 Maxwell Costa . 11 15 15 Totnla 001 870 000 i-THE. BIGGEST-W CLOTHING SENSATION IN THE CITY Famous Made Garments at Popular Prices ': : YOUR ONLY CHANCE I haTp marie a crpat purchase Kr no and pnld spot cash for them Included In these 'ots arc over 3 makes of well known brauds such ns Hart SehatlMor A Marx. Michael Stern Klrsctibnuui. Strouse Bros, htjlo Built etc All wool, in lighter shades of grays. oxforiU tweeds, homespuns ami so on Stylish lulu And some eonserratlro business sacks. Do tul.e idrnntare of this opportuult Jnd jmi wll a bargain Will Place Them on Sale for Friday and Saturday, April,9-J0 Only PRICED IN THREE GROUPS- $2450 $29 Up to 4O00 Iftlite Ip to $45.00 Open Evening .50 .50 5QI ,'$32.50 lp to S33.00 Value a L Up to 4O00 Iftlite lp to i4o.no t,, Also on Special Sale One Lot men s i op u" i1Soo vaiu MY SENSATIONAL ODD PANTS SALE Includes $4.00 and $5.00 Values for $2.95 and $3.45 $8.00 Blue Serge Pants for $5.95 PARENTS ! ! Walk Up One Flight and Save $4.00 or $5.00 on Your Boys' Suits; AH Models 1 Lot $12.00 Value $Q.95 I Lot $15.00 Value $1 A.95 (J STORK ORDLRS ACCK1TKII iU AHI TO T!e ENTRANCE ON iJLJUJCaJILA Wothier 13th STREET S. E. Cor. 13 and Market 3t. My Only Store Totals 80S1018 010 KEYSTONE CLUB SECTION Rolled on Keystone Alios April 8 EDOl'ARD 17.1 228 ISO 108 181 107 200 131 234 I'll) 181 100 1.17 JOO 10J 14 14 10 Ekk Rob tscu (l&rreti uncer Elaeie Talor riiORIbT . 1N0 101 Ull H'.l 134 100 100 I'll) 101 23J 177 111.' 20J Jill 170 Totala 8S3 Oil 1009 Totals SsJ 030 TERMINAL VETS AOASSIZ Senior . 1S7 104 IS.! Rellly. 178 20.1 WaUon. 1M 170 110 iiun.hllt druel 171 loo 170 Krltx i Conn'll 174 103 107 Kirk Ullnd . 171 17S 171 JUtnd lldcp .441 101 187 141 207 101 171 173 17S 101 ISO, 201 I .'10 22 1 Totlla SOI 874 84 Totals 8SJ 043 0J1 Sctunton (.Pa ) plant of Stquoil Silk Mfil Co They Ordered Another Fuel-Saver EVERY installa tion of the Auto matic Fuel-Saver has earned an enthusias ticboost. TheSaquoit Silk Mfg. Co.'s boost took the form of a repeat order: "We are Retting good re sults from the Automatic Fuel-Saver installed on the three 400 li. p. boilers in our Scrimton plant. We have n baUnced draft over the fire jft nil times and have no difficulty in carrying an nverngeof 12fc CO2, burn iiiK barley cool. Our saving in cool averages 1096 "On the strength of the re sults obtained in this plant we ha e recently installed a simi lar outfit on threc2001i. p. boil ers in our Bethlehem mill where, the saving, according to a 60-day test, amounted to nvtfor Let us show you what the Automatic Fuel-Saver will accomplish for you. Phone us and set the hour. Automatic Fuel Saving Co. Bulletin Building Telephone: Spruce 5874 AUTOMATIC FUBIaSAVER W,ll....11IM HU J ATnirrrrimAr, ivemp..., ux in pnorc. ... Kennedy Osmer, ,, Hearst Crafts , 08 111 124 80 88 . 04 101 ... 03 rjt9TniHliT6n.B Hartley.) 127 tin US jua mv iu 77 Hnwe. 04 Aaron. ,, 111 Mark.. , 78 Claiton. 02 CalUcr. , llfihOO 82 100 130 141 t.. 81 104 Totals 487 478 452 Totals BS7 301 WO SCHEDULE KAILItOAD Jamison. 101 107 ISO Smiley... 81 70 . . Dolan. . OS 112 lis r-nmlii . . Tn ... 7a Ebsr.... 07 Holding.. 83 102 81 JlllltariU 113 111 100 M'AulltTa 81 71 70 Aaron ... in 04 . . . U'niinmn mil m m Qutnn Ho 120 Uul'son . ... 107 104 Hertz 74 . . , tt: tt: rr: Tot 420 404 401 Totals 478 334 C74 Reading Releases McFarland Readlnr. Pa,, April 0 Joe MeKarland. teft-hanile nflehee fmm .lrav run hm lieen released bv Manager John Hummel, of the Heading- Internatlonnls. nt present in training nt tlreensboro. N C. TILDEN IN THIRD ROUNb Voshel'l Also Advances'ln Lawn Ten nis Meeting at Plnehurst I'lncliurst, N. C, April 0. The out door tenuis sonson wok offlcinlly opened jestordny with the stnrtlne of tho men's singles In the Noith and South cham pionship tournament t l'lnehurat. There Mere two notable absentecH from tho expected line-up when play was started yesterday lnorjiliijr. Vincent Hichanh uns prevented from plnjing by n sore hand, nnd Jchlyn Ktimnpc, it Is understood, preferred to get a little more practice before tackling Tlldcn or Vosliell In n tournament. A field of thirty players took part In Tho "WJscncres" nrc tho boys I am appeal ing to only the "Don't Caro" fellow is a subject for "ready-mades" nt $65 a throw. IMPORTED WORSTED 1 TITi MADE TO OUllk? YOUR ORDER Blues Browns Greens Handsome pin-stripe suite, sucji as arc sold nil over town nnd in Now York for $G5 and $75. Mndo to your order for $42,75 Real Value My Price . . You Save . .$65.00 .$42.75 .$22.25 SEE THEM IN MY WINDOWS . ran ) M X U M SM M 4 W Ef St S I 1ISWL4S r 2?ii " r Ujvcwi KoJvixoiz oniN MONDAY AND SATUIWAY KVENINOS 1103ArchSt. Lr lSalfesSSH an mtkwkkkrKmmmtmmmtmtlmfwtiKm- HsijjS3IBlBMifcMwJiMiMW Mff The windows drop at your touch They k HI close as easily and are dust and rain proof. m , ws T)l0 doors aro tlght-flttlns nnd noiseless IB ff Ttoomy, beautifully fumlBhed, and with Its IB I many mechanical perfections you will say the Ml Mitchell Sedan Is America's Finest All Year ! m cur Send for catalog. Mm McFARLANE & WEINSTEIN r I .int. 1 1)4. the first matehVr'oiihTl scsterdsriHorn Ing, but the oflly serious contenders for the championMilp honors rould seem to bo William T. Tllden. Howard Vosliell and Harold Throckmorton, who s here with Mrs. Throckmorton on their hon eymoon, ' ' The women's field, on the other hand, is far more evenly balanced and in cludes four of the leading fifteen play- wlll'tako, ;part 'in tnafwemerrs loriEl tdtlay are' Miss Edith iSliotttneyj jffij ix-siic jiancrou, i)iiss uertruUe' Dells Torre, Miss Helen Gllleaudesu, Ml Cnndcc, MIsh Phyllta Wal'sh and 5th. W. T. Tiltlcn and Howatd Voshtli .l,-l th l.tr.l Mm,,! - waatu IUU1-1K.U H.U .....u .uuuu. r A Genuine Shell Cordovan EMEJRSON OXFORD to introduce Our New Store at this Special Pried It isn't our habit .to offer specials, for we prefer to sell Emerson Shoes as we have always sold them on the merits that have popularized them with men who know for the past 80 years. Hoiucvcr, we want YOU to comq to our now store .while this price holds today and tomorrow. 0m V) A V L ( ' " i fi '?, I y, i i t V. ' Zr jr, K i I. iaT mmw "it t -r ,f i i -, i-'-v ft . .' i' mr- vi f VVV V V V ' AM A - nrniw.it. in i:l.h ATTACH KIi Calfskin or Cordo Calf Re&- $1 & $12 Valucs Reduced to $?& This Week Only f Mtiulrftiv Hnm nrth itilffi I 1 can. Kvrnina Public I.tdatr and Prcsn Regular $12 Value $Q9.0 10CAL BUSINESS MAN TELLS HOW TO BEAT. SHOEPRQEIIEERS $ :M. & II. SELL IT FOR LESS: Oh, Boy! Trout Season Opens Next Thursday April l"i Not much time to Ket youi equipment twidy and to lay your plans where to f?o. Streams ait all well btocked. reports of n bitr beason are most glowing, fish are awaitinp our lure ana xahon opens Thursdny. We'vo every thing fishermen need and whether you make up your mind today or day before Nfavon opens, wo can equip ou as you should he equipped to your complete satisfaction, picatoriall a n (1 finan cially. We've Headquarters for Fishing Tackle of All Kinds Here and specialize in this line of sport. FlTesTD'lMVeVi"2' $2 mKri?" Steel Rods, $1 Trout Flics, Doz- $1 1 1 IA Tj I II ,.m. U ifl tnr urhlrh nn will KqulppT'l M'lt) 1'P rlnK iriuU 0 Other Steel KocIh uj) to $." Split Bamboo Rods, $5 I!autlfullv wrBpuod rout'Reel fg $1 Hooks HZ 35c Dle 50c Tl i.. nn k i H fur whlrh mi will na 1 '.0 ntul 1- il) rlw whTi Enameled Silk Line50c Silk LjeT7 50c Landing Nets, $1 " apalblr two pi r hunqi omv " WKpi i xtlfM'm) itfT'ii Stl t S??9P iiaK tr inranr i nT Tiwiiwn-riirii m 1 11 1 iniiar hook, iot TMaSlA HI UMSMmm.WWr attflll&l ESBblMARKtl 5ICii!3 elfia 'QVKTi THUBSHAV ANJ HATUHOAV KVKMNUH ok lhisSW atDottrvSw .priced jt Shop or Men andJ"K Exceptional Savings on Quality &noes W.Vnf y.USS?'.! tto ft ,h.l .hrrr ' .-'VT 'i.iv In iiiulnil Miirlilt.uit i wz joTri. rcratt llld nrrun... u. : ,- i,.. ll...l..ull ! IIIIV. .IIVUDIIIIUII' !' . Wn.n,,d,rn.l IiiKtlr R. "'lt.t high nrirw ""f" ':'...-.:v ; To thmr artui""7 ;." "'. k uponilwl .. r.ir .. ,,3'7,1'ta .nn.iMi i urxicirn i,,.... - ' ... order to uphold thtlr buHnm- illirn ty th ;...- thlr iirlcr rf "rilit,". . The rolU. Till hml nn need I heretofore hie Amerirnn Itoot Shop ha 1 or JllllIJinK mnr iirirci iy urtldeH In the imperii, lie- c,.,ie their uricr. .. ,..""..,..- B I fliaJTS 1"' n.'irln of jiroiii-. xwonii iioor, ..'V,- '," i,-;i"T."i j, J, Keroniliy. Iliry nii.w". eiWulnv -no outdlde help, urnl co to imi llllliwriinoij ,.!. (t.n. maiHifunti.nr 'in Ihl. n.nner Ibrr ure enn Med ., onr other concern In the city. Tliflr khLm emeclttlly dlned iind. rop. ktructe 1 CKJ'SSJ eTaVl d.iT.ed nd on- K, 1, linurlnr comfort uuriiDlllty J 1 Vile eVerV'pilr. In onlJr to be V onlnre. 'l I !.7,.,i?rir SSltimentll. Ult the. AMI'll. I lie N ilOOT HIIOI' Heond lloor. 181 J (Market Htrret. Adv. f During Sale Only Onyx and Notaseme Hosiery 95c ' Goodyear Rubber Keds Shoes For Tennis or Gymnasiums $2.SO 1.50 Value TO 1 r ING 5000 Pairs Seven Complete Lines at 13.75 Mail Ordem will lie liven Immediate uttentlon upon receipt or money order, or Liberty llondni full mnrkrt vulue will be ilen nnd dlnerenr re Imburned. our money refunded If hoc ure not ntliifnrtor . AMERICANISMS 1315 MARKET ST., 2d Floor Also WILMINGTON, DEL. 506 Market St. Phila. Store Open EveningH Until 9 P. SI.; Sat, 11 P. M. v '."V '. 0?x 4 J0 a .'' VVOV ff "i fc I 'ii')ii, sA That's lominp on "deck" with p venceance especially ns pood Kordovans are scarce nbout town. Variety of toe shapes to fit any foot and remember that every Gout inn King Kordovan is built on a last especially designed for the resistive character of Kordovan leather. Choice of leather or rubber heels. Th Ceutma Idea Develop the Arch Buy the Sox Here to Match the Shoes THREE STORES 1308 W,N0,,WH Chestnut St. 1230 Market St. Shoe and TK Moras of r"t.movj Shno. ;iin. -J Stoddns for -JJ f Stocking, for nl! the family M lhe fam;,y AUo a Quick Service Men's Shop at 19 South 11th St. Every Foot Professionally ritted-Three Geuting Brothers Supervising For Saturday 's Buyers Best New Suit Values in Philadelphia Hundreds of finest worstedslflJCA An" worth $65 to $75 for PdU.UU THE worsteds are'the finest cloths the mills weave. In solid colors, in pin silk stripes, chalk stripes, pencil stripes, blues, oxfords, browns, grays, greens and blacks with stripes. Neat novelty checks, fine herringbone weaves, every kind of worsted that is good for this summer is included in this first group of conspicuous values. Young men's silk-lined sum-)(20 Cfl .PU(J.JV A ""!, iiwj.i o UX11V-UUVU OU1U I mer suits worth $45 & $50 for) In young men's double breasted suits the fabrics are just what a young man wants. Light summer woolens in handsome patterns with. the rich and striking silk linings that are so much in demand. All sizes. Every suit all-wool guaranteed by the William H. Wanamaker Store. Shirts for Spring: ' Hats for Spring Jladras & Percale $2.50, $3, Soft Hats in all the New Shades, .4CA I I.....I t Scotch Madras $6.50. Russian Corda $5.00. ribrc Silks. $750, $8.50, $J.0O. Silk & Cotton. $1550. Pure Silk, $10, $12, $1350. $15. $10.50. Pongee Silk, SGJ50. Collars to mati'h, 50c. and shapes SEAL DROWN TAUPE WILLOW GREEN GREY, TJLACK, ARMY OLIVE $5 $6 $7 $10 Imported and Home Made Neckwear Plain colors and fancy pat terns in endless variety. $1.00, $1.50, $2.00, $250, $3, $350, $5.00. Knitted and Cut Silks. Neckwear made in England. Special at $350. Dlack Derbies $5, $7. $8, $10. English Cops, $.250, $3.00, $350,J $5.00. ' Canes in all the hard woods-? $150 to $10. t Grey Mocha Gloves Black atlUh special $5.00. William H. Wanamaker I I .1217-19 ChestntitSt. " I a t : rfO - V ', . - - , vr . ' . TP va.. ,:&
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