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DANGER OF PANIC
SMALL, BURKE SAYS
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''Wear Old Clothes and Don't
Lose Heads," Is Advice of
Treasurer of U. S.
NO DROP IN PRICES NEAR
"Xher will be no panic In America
It tie people keep their heads."
John Burke, United States treasurer,
said this today In discussing thn present
Inflation ot the currency nnd tho return
of ihe nation's finances to a normal
baU. Sir. Ilurke spoke lait night nt
the annual dinner of the Philadelphia
urfait :wcn s Association.
money ttrlngtncf in the -United States
for somo time, because oTlho present in
flatlon of money and credit.
"When Kuropo retrains her feet the
so-called boom in this country Kill
end," ho said, "but thcro is no danger
of n panic if tho pcoplo will keep their
heads. American manufacturers mtiftt
nnticlpato tho letting up of Europe's
demand for our commodities.
AH Depends on Europe
"No one knows how long the present
high prices in this couutry will con
tinue. Hut these prices depend on the
raw material situation, which In turn
depends on tho European situation.
"Tho poise and common sense nf the
American people will control tho finan
cial situation. Wo have a great umouut
EVENING PUBlilO dW&ERPffllJA
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everybody should wear his old clothes
just ns lonsr as possible. - "
"On With the Old," Ho Says
"An excellent example of one of the
country's chief ailments is shown by
the. automobile situation. You can get
nil tho second-hand automobiles you
want. But nobody wants them. Tho
cry is for new cars nnd tho demand is
so hoary manufacturers cannot begiu
to accommodato it.
"Wear out your old things before
buying new--thnt seems to mo to be n
quick wny of bringing the cost of living
down."
Dead In Bed, Bullet In Head
Jouis Price, thirty-two years old, n
roomer at Gftfl North Sixth street, was
found dead in his bed Into yesterday
of the world's gold, which will aid in afternoon with n bullet In his head. Jle
nvcrting n panic hen thc,readjustment
period arrives.
"The finnnclnl situation will mljust
itself pventunllj. Tho best way is n
gradual return to normal conditions.
"One of the main tensons for the
blah cost of living lies with the people.
who refine to help in reducing it. I have
had complained to his landlady, Mrs.
Samuel aklmov, earlier in the day, of
feeling 111, nnd when lie did not come
down to dinner she sent her husband
up to his room. Detective Forgy, of the
Tenth and Uuttonwood streets police
- BIG NAVY CONTRACTS
Philadelphia Yard and Hog Island to
8haro $23,000,000 fop Work
Favorable action on contracts total
ing $2il.000,G0O for Hog Island nnd tho
Philadelphia Navy Yard has been takcu
by tho Senate.
The contracts are for tho construction
of seven B-type nvlatlon nnd destroyer
tenders. The work is to bo begun nt
Hog Island nnd operation ut tho yard
will be continued until the hulls are,
almost half completed.
When they nro completed up to a
point where they enn be taken over by
the nary they will be removed to the
navv yard for completion. Tho Hog
Island share of the work will cost $11,
700.000. This pays for tho fabricated
material involved in tno construction
also.
The naval measure includes nn ap
propriation of 51,000,000 for tho com
pletion of tho drydock at fccaguo Island,
making the total cost of that project
0.:t00.000. Tho local yard nlso gets
Rl 00.000 for two cranes by tho bill nnd
Mr. Burko said there would be no tious ns thn overall movement. Hut to the morgue.
dniinn m in ri.mnii,n n ..nil .i . tnfl 000 for cpncrnl (Irnlulne work
had the body removed to tho f Inline-1 An appropriation of $4 i, ,-60 for cm-
oyes of the l'nuacieipnin invai iiorae
little faith in such sporadic demongtrn- matin Hospital, from where it was taken ploy
s nlso carried in the measure.
Liberty Bonds and
Purchasing Agents'
Orders Accepted the
same as Cash.
1115 CHESTNUT ST.
(OPPOSITE KEITH'S)
Furs Stored, Remod
eled a n d Repaired
during the Summer
months.
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Thursday Choker and Scarf Day
In Our Important
M
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VERSARY
U ltdl&i VMfctU UU ISi U
cJilLiiLa
OF
180 Selected Fur Scarfs
Fur Choker Scarfs
At Extraordinarily Low Anniversary
Markings
Fresh from the hands of Expert Forbes Furriers in the very newest Spring and Summer Fur Modes they
come to you. Every one of these Furs is of the recognized high Forbes Standard Peltry.
Buy them Thursday, while the Special Anniversary Prices prevail, at
4
to V3 Below Market Prices
Free Fur Storage
During
the
Summer Months
on all
Anniversary
Purchases
Anniversary Special Thursday
Australian Seal Coats
Regular Price is $225.00
Stunning, swagger sports
model, with large luxurious
skunk or Australian opossum
collar and cufTs. Fancy fig
ured silk lined.
$
155
.00
Deferred
Payments on a
Very Liberal
Plan Arc a
Special
Anniversary
Concession
SPECIAL!
TAUPE MARMOT
COATS
Regular Price SUJM
$fi7.50
Sports inol
el Lirij
Bhawl co a
and h i '
r.uttu of ' f
fur
97
FUR COATS
WT.BIi
NOW
89.50
117.50
145.00
165.00
195.00
395.00
Natural !
taup3 i- i i
trrflMn "i"
yum
SPECIAL!
CHOKER
SCARFS
Regular Price ?;' 0
$1 A .50
14
SPECIAL!
LARGE WOLF
SCARFS
Regular Price j:..)fl
$1 AM
SI i n n ms
rtntinxl t
(net neirfi
In taupe
brow" ' n '
black.
14
Taupe Coney Coats 165.00
Taupe Nutria Coats 195.00
Natural Muskrat Coats. . . 265.00
Hudson Seal Coats 250.00
Natural Raccoon Coats . . . 295.00
Taupe Squirrel Coats .... 525.00
FUR COATEES
Kit Coney $155.00 $79.50
Australian Seal 165.00 98.50
Taupe Nutria 1 75.00 1 10.00
Hudson Seal 225.00 145.00
Mole Skin 350.00 245.00
Beaver 350.00 245.00
Natural Squirrel 495.00 395.00
Mink 595.00 495.00
CHOKER SCARFS
SPECIAL!
BLACK LYNX
SCARFS
Regular Price $I9J0
: IftiO
Large I'MUi
tons Bilk
hair Htitmal
effect scarfs
29
SPECIAL!
FISHER FUR
SCARFS
$89-50 10
Regular Prices $15 In $225
i)no skin n-ilul nml In pi) animal
hi arfH Wry flno.
i itn
SPECIAL!
FOX CHOKER
SCARFS
Regular Price $31.50
$1fY50
Solid tnlmal
ttttol plecn.
In taupo "'!
brow n
19
Hudson vSeal . . . $24.50
Natural Squirrel 24.50
Australian Opossum 37.50
Raccoon 37.50
Natural Mink 55.00
Jap Mink 55.00
Stone Marten 110.00
Hudson Bay Sable 125.00
$14.50
17.50
24.50
24.50
39.50
. 39.50
(J4.50
74.50
SPECIAL!
STONE MARTEN
. CHOKERS
$49-50 to $69.50
Regular Prices $69.50 to $95.00
rj newest fur cff-i itr
markablo nluo
1115 CHESTNUT ST.
(OPPOSITE KEITH'S)
SPECIAL!
HUDSON BAY
SABLE SCARFS
$74.50to$245.50
Regular Prices $110 to $J50
Fine dark fuij uldn, Two-skin
tffc t
A Little Souvenir to Every Customer During This Sale!
Tomorrow's Souvenir an Oocr-Seas Cap of Allied Flags, Every Boy and Girl Will Want One
1870
Commencing To-morrow Thursday
HALLAHAN'S
1920
5 Oik Anniversary Sale
Presenting Extraordinary Values in
Good Shoes for the Whole Family
FIFTY years ago the first Halla
han store was opened in Phila
delphia. It was founded on a
principle, "Good Shoes at the
Lowest Possible Prices," and. on
that policy Hallahan's has grown
in half a century until it is today
the most dependable retail shoe
business in Philadelphia.
In celebration of this, our Golden Anniversary, we have prepared
a great sale, an unparalleled selling event that will enable the people
of Philadelphia to buy "good shoes" at prices that cannot be duplicated.
is an event of appreciation, and our Way of expressing
it is to give Values that will be long remembered.
This is not an ordinary sale! It is a great merchandising
event for which We have been preparing many months! It is
a sale of complete lines of "good shoes" in the very latest
styles at prices that arc absolutely unmalchable.
It is the most comprehensive sale that Philadelphia has ever
known, for it includes footwear of every type and grade, including
tnose bench-made exquisites of fashion, La Belle Mode"
created expressly to meet the approval of fashionable women.
For Particular Men .
All of the popular oxford types. English lasts
with flat shank and broad heel. Straight tip, wing and
brogue models. In cordo-tan, mahogany and gun-metal.
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The Smartest Styles for Women
One Eyelet Pumps
Two Eyelet Pumps
Colonial Pumps
French Vamp Pumps
Novelty Pumps
Tailored Pumps
Walking Pumps
Clco Ties
Theo Ties
Brogue Oxfords
Wing Tip Oxfords
Straight Tip Oxfords
Plain Toe Oxfords
Brown Cordovan
Mahogany Calf
Black Cordovan
New Tan Calf
Guivmctal Calf
Black Russia Calf
Koko Russia Calf
Black Suede
Brown Suede
Black Glazed Kid
Black Mat Kid
Havana Brown Kid
White Buckskin
Patent Leather
White Kidskin
White Reignskin
With full Louis heels, 'baby Louis hecb, new
French heels, Cuban heels, Military heels and low
heels. With welt soles or turn soles.
Regularly 12.50 to 17.50
'95 &Q
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66 m M Cft J 1
The Exquisites of Feminine Footwear
Regularly 22.00 to 26.00
Bargain Lots
Big Choice of Styles and Leathers. All Sizes and Widths.
10.00 Values jjS and Q95
Value 14.50
1.95
Value 16.50
Value 18.50
.95
Q.9S JJ.9S JO
Bargain Lots
A Plentiful Choice of Shoes and Oxfords
&9 and 795
Nor Are the Boys and Girls Forgotten As IaIgawIwill provesarv
Extraordinary Offerings in Boys' Oxfords and Shoes, Misses' and Children's
Oxfords, Mary Janes, Play Shoes, Etc.
11ALLAHAN,Q
IJLgood shoesU
919-921 Market Street
Hallaharis Branch Stores:
4028-30 Lancaster Ave. 2746-18 Germantown Ave.
5604-06 Germantown Ave. 60th & Chestnut Sts.
Branch Stores Open Every Evening
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