mummm M r v W "L'V 3w P.? h' f " t t a, W' i V & I . ill MURDOGK TO URGE LEGI ON BONUS PLAN Pennsylvania State Adjutant Will Moot Wostorn Opposition in Indianapolis Conference 'TO PERFECT ORGANIZATION streets, the presiding officer being llus scll O. Cooney, nnd tho speakers Louis Ij. Tnfel, Vlniont A. Carroll, Itcglnald J. Dugan nnd Homer II. Hacker. Another rally will be conducted nt the Nlectowu ltoV Club, Clarissa street and Hunting Park avenue, lit which Dr. 'William 13. Hnken, of Post ait), ill bo the presiding officer. Among the sneakers are Joseph V. Joiners, Courtland Richardson, llenrr H. Ueln hart nnd Franklin Hpcnccr Kdmonds. A rally will be conducted b the posts of colored cterans lu connection with this rallv at 21011 West Columbia ae nue, Saturday evening. April 21. The rrinclpal speakers will In .T. I.ugene Telne, Vincent A. Carroll. Frank V, Melvln and Lieutenant Harry 0. Mil som. . All state nilitituntu In arious depart ments of the American Legion through out the eoiintn will confer nt Indian nnolls tomorrow for the tmrpoe of con sidering questions of Hh Importance to the world war vcteruns' organiza tion. The leglslntne program being sup ported bj the Legion before Congress constitutes the most "ltal issue nt present, in Uew of the diversity of opiniou reiarding the so-called adjusted compensation While State Adjutant William O Murdoch will go from Pcnnstltnnlu to exert his inductile in behalf of the bonus, there nre a large number of states where this Nuc has not received such (ordlnl support Some of the western states hae taken strong ex rrptlon to the attitude of the Legion toward the bonus and are exerting eery Influence against it To Perfect Organization Perfecting of the Legion organiza tion throughout the country will reocUc consideration at the hands of the vari ous state adiutants Although the na tional organisation is definitely against the unit nnst. such nots hnp been formed in New York. In PMIudi .phla the unit post idea has been abandoned. For the membership time of the Phil- Philadclnhla rnll will be held at the Third Regiment Annorj. Uroad nnd "Wharton streets tonight, under the as pices of the Yeomen (D Post No ."0 : Post 70. the Musicians. Pot S7. l'ost 100. Josenh S. Ferguson Post No. I!.'!.", nnd the Helen Fairchlld Post No 412. nil of the First district. Frank W. Melvln, chairman of the First District. . will bo the presiding officer, and the princlpnl speakers will be Louis L Tafel. Reginald .T. Dugan, Homer II. ( Hacker nnd Joseph V. Somers. Miilv will bo furnished by the community service. Rallies Frlda) I The following rallies will be held Friday evening, April 23, in connectiou with this drive: I At the Starr Harden playground. 8eventh and Lombard streets. The I speakers will be l.dward M. O'Hrlen. ' J. Kugene Heine, Frank W. MeMn. Thin will he under the auspices of the Third district. II. N Schwartz, choii- i man. I'nder the uuspics of the Fourth district there will be another meeting nt Columbia Club, Uroad nnd Oxford SPRINGS UNEQUALEDIN PURITY Jutt at important at the uia of pure food PARADISE SPRING COMPANY IruBiwicl, Maine Cincinnati, Ohio MlTCIlClX FlXTOHER Co. FlHLEYACKZR Co. Slight Fire at Manhelm A fire among brush on the grouuds of the Manhelm Cricket Club. .Manheim and Morris streets, rJermnntown. was extinguished early 'this morning before any" damage was done. Y. W. C. A. TO SEEK 111 IN FUND HERE Men'3 Committee Planned Aid Drive Mayor Mooro Backs Campaign to WILL HELP HOUSE GIRLS Twenty-five business men of Phila delphia arc to bo appointed by Mayor Moore as n committee to co-operate wltli the Young Women's Christian Associa tion here in n campaign to raise. $1,000,000 from May 4 to May 11. Tho Mayor was authorized to name such a committee upon n motion by f), Pusey Passmore, formerly governor ot the Federal Reserve Hank, nt n meeting jestcrday of members of the T. W, 0. A., nnd business men, who nssemblea In tho Major's reception room In City Hall nt the lnltntlon of Mr. Moore. The Mayor snld he would appoint on the conmlttee men suggested by women bl the association Mr. Passmorc's motion followed nn address by Miss Mnry R. S. Colt, na tional campaign director of tho Y. W. C. A., wh snld that in carrying ou the campaign for $1,000,000 In Phila delphia the women must have tho nsslstancc of men. employer of girls should In opening the meeting Mayor Moore said tliat every employer or gins should be Interested in tho work of the Y. W. C. A. "for purely buitncsn reasons." The community owed It to Itself to look after tho working girls living in it. John II. Mnson, president of tho Commercial Trust Company, said the project ot the Y. TV. O. A, should be "sold as n business proposition" to employers of girls. Tho Y. W. 0. A. proposes to devote $305,000 of the $1,000,000 to the houi- IN SPOTLESS TOWN of great renown, both ton and dcjyVijj1d u" HANDY PAD nmov ihtnt.VreuMs road una food lUtnf from clothlnt, Rlovee, pftU. to. Iras many nlhr uea. PHeA lftA. at Drue. Department. Stationary, dro cary. Hardware nnd General. Sterol, Made onlr by The lalB.C. . N. K. Cor. 10th i Parrleh Ms., rhlla. fM .. ... l". i ft Va 1 Korako Krinfale Krepe Jl cloth suggestive of the costumes worn jy t he SeJoutn Sheikh Korako Krinkle KREPE is a new wrinkle in neckwear which has the appeal of good serviceable wear in addition to its newness as a fab ric. It is made in a pleasing variety of plain colors at $1.30 and in fancy designs nt $2.00. JACOB REED'S H24-1426 ChectnarSuxe. m&yzxxsZtt Seven Things a Savings Account Will Do l l'l make jou upurmau "' Mt.uc of u dollar tnakt ou n jr h.ilnt more careful cf fool hi xpeiHllnr It will protect jour fin llj In time of wunt, protect ,ur bUHliifiis In time of need pruieir wu unJ souih uirttlnHi temporary or permanent disability bteuust of tilckneHs or uocldent atart an uccount tudaj We Pan 3.630 Interest from day you deposit and permit you to draw four checks a month. iPKflgifH't hSAMTDK)PM Your husband may be the very man we are looking for Our company is right here in Phila delphia. Its thirty-five-year record of success has proved the stability, permanence and wide range of opportunity it offers. f The man we want is not looking for a job but as his wife you know that his ability, his training, his ambitions need a bigger opportunity than he now has. The splendid opportunity we have to offer is for a man 30 to 35 years old, preferably university trained. A man who has had several years with a progressive company selling and directing sales by modern sales and advertising methods. A man who is mentally alert and has proved in his relations with real busi ness men that he has sales instinct of the highest order. One of our successful men is a Cor nell graduate in engineering, who before coming with us was employing his engineering education and train ing in selling units of equipment to large industrial plants and railroads. By this time you may feel that your husband is just the man we want but you may wonder why we are adver tising to get him. Let us answer that for you in person after you both are satisfied that opportunity has truly knocked on your door. We will discuss salary later, but we do not want a man who hasn't proved to the satisfaction of others that he is worth $5000 a year, up. Please answer in detail and be sure it will be treated in confidence. If your reply is considered favorable an interview will be arranged. Box A 320, Public Ledger, Philadelphia Ing- of working girls, which will ln cludo the erection of n business women's hotel. A surrey recently completed br tho association shows that of the 271,- 578 working glris in the cltr 1)3,000 do not live at home. Thirteen organiza tions which provide for girls are able to houso only 073, of which number the Y. W. O. A. accommodates ai maximum rent of a room at the V "' " " """ lo D "e Btai" outside. i ii TlB rBP6Sffiffriy1'a'g9'Ml3jB Ma1 A Pair of Pretty Pumps At a Very Popular Price PaUnt Colt Brown Kid Black Kid & ' HOSIERY Special Value In New and Harmoniilng Shades lit m 'THE young woman who is practical as well aa particular will find this a special opportunity to effect a worth-while foot wear economy. These fashionable spring pumps are Dalsimer Standard in every point of style, workmanship and service; and rep resent an unequaled assortment of footwear of style and value at the Big Shoe Store. It rtauires time and attention to be properly J (tea in shoes. You will find it to your enefit and convenience to come in the morning and avoid the afternoon rush. 'TIS A FEAT TO FIT FEET jftaliimei THE BIG SHOE STORE 1204-06.-08 Market St. Ko-Ko Calf Black Calf Patent Colt BUCKLES Value and Variety In Brilliant and Beautiful Designs Qujgrnr anpvalU - Gee ! I Like Bran Muffins ! BBBBBBBBaVSpSlBptBHkA , JKkb.'zJ da&i .HBtVEy777kw IKav- JaBBBBBHaHkBkaHA v'l H wm BrOkSl a h ik Vitf M -"v ISPSSB!sllBfcBiH I i' IS. NET WCIQKT BaaAk BIB Bl 1 aBBBw Ba B r tBttVHB.m I f&: f I ltBSBWsV mi SI m I llQlSiw m m m m. awiBwattWaM w WAl W4W Ibw STERILIZED I iii!iti1lFPR!l i NUSBApa ()F course he does. So will you, if you make them with Pillsbury's Health Bran. For best results, follow the special recipe on the Pillsbury package. Your muffins will be light, tender and delicious. Pillsbury's Health Bran is not cooked, or "doctored" in any way. It is the outer coat of the wheat berry, thoroughly cleaned and sterilized. The large, coarse flakes are unusually effective as a laxative. As for their rich, nut-like flavor well, just try these bran muffins! Always buy Pillsbury's Family of Foods different in kind, but alike in quality. At your grocer's. Pdlsbury's Best Flour Pillsbury's Wheat Cereal Pillsbury's Health Bran Pillsbury's Pancake Flour Rye, Graham and Macaroni Flours k-. Pillsbury s f 1 FAMILY OF FOODS Health Bran PILLSBURY FLOUR MILLS COMPANY Minneapolis, Mlrfn. ... - . j.; BEST ihJ d a iVA Charge Accounts Opened FORBES Furs Stored and Repaired III? CHESTNUT ST. (OWOSITE KEITH'S) OurN Anniversary Sale of Furs Coming, as it does, practically "between-seasons" Mudbi of One fttf l provides the most astonishing values of " the whole year The fact that our Anniversary Sale happens at a time when the height of the fur-selling season is past, we announce the money-saving news that we will offer enormous reductions to make this Sale a worthy one. Come to the Anni versary Sale of Furs you'll save more than half of next c winter's prices 1 We will be glad to Reserve your Purcliase on payment of a Small Deposit : Payments to be continued throughout the Summer j'.ra mrrrr : ,. ...,j .i. i l1.. 5.-.-. A V V V PW-4 aBBBBBBsaal!?SaBTi AaaHflMMJI I ( CJ Al bbbbbV ail -;s kjlKjIf H55 Tad Mark TUf, -Fur Coats ndoffd , from Marmot 145.00 Smart sport model ; law shawl collar and cuffs Taupe Coney 165.00 Three-quarter length model ; larro cape collar. Taupe Nutria 195.00 full flared eport model : lame shawl collar, bell ouffd. Nat. Muskrat 265.00 Larg-e chawl collar; cuffn and borttar of seal; smnu sport model. Trimmed Australian Senl 225.00 Larpre nhaul and ouITb of Australian Opossum, Hudson Seal 250.00 Pine selected skins made In short rap effect. Sulc ITIr 74.50 89.50 117.50 145.00 155.00 165.00 Hedorrd from Natural Raccoon.... 295.00 Sport model In fine qual ity dark aMns. Taupe Nutria 295.00 Klnesrt quality three quarter length model Trimmed Ilud. Seal. 475.00 Large shawl collar and ruffs In Skunk, Squirrel and Nutria. Jnp Mink 545.00 Perfectly matched pelts; smart box coat model. Taupe Squirrel 525.00 Jaunty sport model ; finest skins. Natural Squirrel.... 575.00 Vine dark skins In smart bport model, Wnlr Trlff 195.00 195.00 325.00 395.00 395.00 445.00 VERY SPECIAL 23 Seal Stoles I.ong-, ulde stoles, fine silk lining-, lustrous Australian Seul $29.50 Reduced from. . . .$59 JO VERY SPECIAL 17 Choker Scarfs In Natural Squirrel and Austra lian Opossum ' $14.50 Reduced from. ...$29.50 SCARFS Deduced from Beaver $37.50 Brown Fox 87.50 Taupe Fox 37.60 Jap Cross Fox 65.00 Skunk 85.00 Black Lynx .19,60 Scotch Mole 47,50 Aust. Seal , ... 24.50 Prif $24.50 24.50 24.50 49.50 59.50 29.50 34,50 14.50 iiiWe, Accept liberty Bonds CHOKER SCARFS ltMlurrd fnl from l'rlcr Natural Squirrel ...,$24.60 $17.50 Hudson Seal 24.60 14.50 Aust. Opossum 37.50 24.50 Raccoon 37.50 24.50 Natural Mink 55.00 39.50 Jap Mink 65.00 39.50 Stone Marten 110,00 64.50 Hudson Bay Sable.,. 125.00 v 74.00 and Purchasing A0entaK Orderi pjaiMig --mi I '..A! 'f . , tl'.Vl'.. .i .(& . . dVl ! 4 ,1 ' i&lM.i . i j'Vll J V.
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