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L. Doschanel Refusoo'to Ac
&ept $5000 Gift From Amer-
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IsOClETY G"liT"14, POINTS"
?f . '. Mny 7. A""1 ucjenunci,
, pWJimcf y AtTiorlmn mil-
.A h r InXr.y.tcnt of tbc "four.
V tlon to-rf ;." n lottpf wnn vend from
. Aobfrtnorlcnn crcntlon inndo from
HfiSV " of tic forty-
?;.. tVi nnd dcoorntni viin innc
v tM rium" noh coding f00.
' .kii to inlorni ou i'1 r,u;
iU,rfrUlw the motlrw of ouf
Rf,Jn bclmlf "' American milliners,
I'?": v dcjjHHl haf for .Mine,
ff?ttrt'" hoptnR that. In th H
. '"Ai; n nupstion ronccrnln, both
f.w. "'",' rf ti,0 two eoubtrica wju
Man'd'.Sor ork together o their
CfoMhelft M, Hlnoo ft I,
Si .,'"J,Mo for Mine. Do-wlmnd to re-
Il'ii iimler fiieli fondltious any citt
W" iT'tl iirwldrnt bom ou not
'..realize our liitrntion for which hQ
ijyrThwcTCr, to tender his. Hlncere
'PKVi!. i..,i rrnilliiir of itlie letter
, 'h,,i ,'hen Hie inllllncw vscrc read" a
i& fwn the Society -Mr tho Improve
S?irfMlllloen Art 111 France., civlnc
rttn oiuts" why Mine. Dcrehonrl
Ihoiilil not accept the gut. xno points
ltVLif l!ad precedent Paris onty
1,Scfoml.C Aineiiia "roolt advantage of
K nni. .
Americans dangerously re-J
j. ri during unr,
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penoive n hat us $5000. Big ,a uoVdty
as KlffeL Tower.
Flftti. Pjurls mllilncrs object to ac
ceptance of hat.
tflxth. Hurfi gift Js like carrying
coaltf to Ncwcnstli...
flcvcntli. Houth American, trade
stolen, from ,1'arls by New Y6rk.
Eighth r Aincrlchn prohibition will
neip rang regain isouin American trade.
" Klplh. AmeTlca should not glvo nway
what It will not buy Paradise.
Tenth. American milliners should be
content to buy the dictates of Paris,.
Klcyeuth. American buyers nlready
act dfctatorlally toward Paris creators.'
They want what, they term ''American
style." Thh must stop.
' Twelfth J-Tho label "Made in PnrU"
must btf Included In ail World-wide)
styles. ' '
Thirteenth America has no artistic
atmosphere" nothing .hut ' rolowml
wealth. "' ' -
Fourteenth. Itatc ,of exchatige gives'
America unfair advnutagc over Paris
creators.
A promise to the public that nO at
tempt would be made to raise thojprlce
of summer hats was made yesterday, In
most stores women's summer lints have
been on sale for some time.- Tho milli
ners made no mpntlon'ot prices of fait
tints.
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vWhlte House Grounds
Washington, lilny 7.--By A. P.)
Tho Wilto IIouso flock of sheep, which
got its start three years iigo In n-modcat
corral on thesouth Krouuds. hasoiit-
grown its nasturnge, ond soon Js fo have
the run of vlrtnnliv thn whole' patent of
Parks and lawri surrounding tho'cxepu'
tlve mansion.
A wire netting was put . up today
around the few flower beds aTid "rare
shrubs, from which alone the" sheep are
spring lambrf increased Jhes flock to j
orty-cight, nna it soou Troppeu mo
stretch of lawn south of tho White
House, toucrd it jiilherto has been, con-
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DREER'5
PLANit
Nasturtiums
Now Is tho time , to-plant vour
nasturtiums. H l-'or casof .culture,
duratloOa of bloom and ".brilliancy
of cotortntr they are .unexcelled.
FJowor profusly. from Juno until
frost In any soil, hut nded plenty
or sunugni. 'J
malto excellent
Tho Tall, or
can
illKht. Tho Dwarf varieties
malto excellent beds ,or borders.
(jiimoinK yaristies,
an fences. norehi.ft.
trfllllscs or allowed sto trailt-vor
rough ground. ,
Finest Mixture' of;"either DWarf
or. Tail, 5c per pkt., 15c per oz.,
'SOc per WW. '
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Seeds, Plants, Toots
714-16 Chestnut St.
Wf ' i i
J'h&I'erfcet Water Paint
Forttfetde Work on All fcontrsets
F John C. Peters, Mfr.,vklla.
Is there always plenty of "hot
water for bathing in .your
home? Or do you "lose our
if some other member
of the family has been
tiiere first?' ' .
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AUTOMATIC fJAS WATnSR HEATER
Wouldn't you like to know that there's always plenty
of wsfter "piping hot" at tho" turn of tho tap ?
And remember hcre's no "htyjh cost of' hot water"
wjiero tneroi
"Lovekin"
ever had.
in half as yeu,sald it would."
5 a MjOVCJtin. vvrim ior ino name oi inia
user who says: "Its tho greatest thing 1
TheJLovekin' has cut my gas bill just about
In design, construction and exclusive patented features J
the "Lovcklny is different from any other water heater.
But tho big difference is the difference in results ,
"Lovekin's" small gas1 consumption in really surprising.
Approved oy tnci-vU. i. aena lor uookici.
LOVEKIWATER HEATER COMPANY
39 Laurel Street ' Philadelphia, Pa.
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Largest Men's and Boys'
ClplhlngT Slore'In Fhi.
Player-Pianos
and Uprights
iSlightlyUseil
at Great
Bargains- : '
To make room for new
I pianos, we must clear our
Ifoorc of these standard in
struments. Taken irr etf-
chance for the famous .Les
ter, they have been put in fine
condition by our factory cx-
Player-Piano,s
365
275
330
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UtW. Lart'o slz.
$650 STORY & CLARK
Uthojiny. Large aire.
$150 EMERSON -
(Aneelus")
Khotny. Larso size.
$9.50' LESTER
ltHogan. Irpe alzs.
JS85 PAINTER &
EWING,
Urn size. Mahogany.
fS0 MELVILLE.
, CLARK
Vtt !. Burl walnut.
Upright Pianos
H75
$650
$350
425
$245
$180
1350 SMITH &
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"' ilz, Mahocany.
MOO REGENT
K!oiany. Lar size.
300 NEW YORK
-' mahosany cane.
ww rutscOTT $oor-
jW RUSSELL . $99C
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9500 1.FC.TED .
JGftSSl'M-ltlon, Fin. Voh
kith T.k. B1I walnut.
A50 GIRARD jrijr-
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Store Orders
Accepted
Open Every
Evening
1019-1021 Market Street
Tomorrow MrLHill Starts
Another Record Breaking Sale
1000 Men's Suits
$35and$40 Values
At a Price That Is Even-Less Than Present
" Wholesale Cost
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Money
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if not
Satisfied
Mr? Hill, lakes the High out of the-Coat of Cloth
ing. "Here is another wonderful sale, that leaves no man'
with an excuse that his clothes would cost too much.
, 1000 Brand-New Suits at a
' Saying of $10J30 to $15.00
Finejjuality, worsteds, cheviotshomespuns, flannels
and'mixture weaves in the new browns, blues, greys and
greens a well as the neatrpatterns.
The Finest 0 & $60 Hand-Tailored
Silk-Lined Suits
Well-Known "Stratford" and 50
Other National Makes
Tho kind of clothes thnt gives one that
custom tailored look. Made of tyio -finest of
all wool suitings in tho best possible man
ner. Tho colorings, patterns and styles that
will appeal to tho most fastidious -.-dresser.
Wonderful values at our special prices.
1000 Pairs Men's Trousers
Two special groups that cnnblo you to sayo $2.00 and more.
Worsted, mixtures and cheviots irincat patterns and plain colors.
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6078' 2-Pair Pants Suits
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A saving of $5.00 nnd moro on theso
.suits specially priced for tomorrow. Fino
mmlltv fnlvfiirna nnrl flipvlflts in llCnt T)Ut-
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tnrno nnrl nlni-lnni3 Mnrfolk belted BtVlCS V
parits aro lined. Sizes from Q'to 17 years"
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1000 Boys' Sample Wash Suits
rf AJir Jja ..
Values 'Range up to $5.00
A wpnderful group of the most wantcd-wasn -suits
in dozona dt new stvjes and colorn'gs.?
Repps, piques, madras omd flnq llrlens M Olive?
uTwit Billyboy. Tommy ''"? ana Middy,
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Clothing Store'in Phila.
ffirfe, andf Kiddies' Fine Coats in
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igaiitic Goat Clearance
Every Mother in Philadelphia should take advantage of these drastic Reductions .on
Children Coats! Coats in Many Cases 15 per cent to 20 per cent below manufac
turing Cost! .
Girls' Fine Goats
8.50 15.00
Values $10.00-
Values $15.00 $20.00
You cant duplicate these marvelous values any place else iri this city.'
Every Coat is full cut, perfectly tailored and smartly styled in sports
and full-length models. Sizes 6-16.
Velour
Serge
1 - Value $6.00
Smart little belted models of
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Ferfwes $24.50 $37.50
Polo-OIoth
Silvertone
Tinseltone
ISveeds
Checks
Tricotine
Boys' and Girls' Coats
.Sizes 2-6
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3.00
trimmed with novelty
belts, pockets, etc.
buttons,
fine checks,
-over-collars,
t Value $7.00
Silk poplin and serge in a large variety of chic
.styles. Just think of getting such fine Coats at
less than half price !
Value $16.00
Belted, flared and Empire models of 'all
wool poplin, serge, silk poplin and lustrous
taffeta every one smartly trimmed.
12-00
Value $20.00
Novelty worsteds, all-wool serge, all-silk
taff.efa and velour checks. Every one of
these Coats is worth many dollars more.
14-50
Value $30.00
Tho 'smartest, little
models, the finest
fabrics, the best tail
oring on these Coats
of French' serge, Polo
cloth, novelty tweeds
and crepe poplin.
Fourth Floor
Great Sale of New
Taffeta Hats
Great Reductions
on these Siiiart
A89
, Values, $6.50 $10.00
We have secured a big Special
Purchase of these new Taffeta
Hats and are selling them at
an extraordinarily low price.
OfF-the-face Hats, mushrooms, chin
chins, pokes, picture hats and San
toys ; smartly trimmed.
, Hat Clearance
' Values $6.50 $10.00
Hosts of smart shapes in'a variety
. of straws and combinations.
3.00
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Model Hats
Values $20.00 $5J)0 '
"Exclusive model Hats from famous
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Taupe, gray, rose and brown
Fox Scarfs in smart block
ed effect. Wonderful
Values !
49.50
Worth $80.00
Genuine- Alaskan TPqx in
large, fine silky pelts crepe
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