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LEGION IN STATE
TO HAVE NEW HEAD
George F. Tyler Will Not 'Seek
Ro-eloction Against Any
Western Pennsylvanlan
ESTIMATED ON DELEGATES
Iron Legion lu Tmhsylvi?-
m. Amrr
l, , wilt rloct n now tlcpnrtmriu com-
m rndfr nt Hip cront) nnm.nJ anton-
h at AllMitown. June 18 fliitl 10.
Rmfcc TV. Tyler will not seek rc-clcc-
ll0-n' . i...i .....ll.lnntxa nri nnrlnelnE
'ST. 1mm pnrtf thrVl.tr. It I,
,,,"! tliwt the offlcc will not nln
mMo 1'hllmlelplilR, since Mr Ty or,
X live In Montgomery connty, 1ms
h,M U -incc organization In this Mate
nre limn n JW' nt. It w 11 timloubt
.tlv to to western IVnnsylvanln.
"'ocfcrnl Albert J. Lorim. of l'lttj,
i,rS,. l'a., brlfindler Renernl In the
(I I'.. who wns prominent nt the
n,',t cantonment, is being prominently
,. mtinneil foi commander.
"'llrtaiTlcr Oenernl William G. Price,
n' Clieoter, l'a.. commnndcr jot the
iftveiEhtb Artillery Brlcndc, Twenty
fWith Division. Is also being mentioned.
Lieutenant Henry II. Houston Post,
of (Jcrmantown. ban readied n member
hip of 7"0, which will Rive it debt
jclntei in the stntc cantonment. This
ft HI be the largest representation from
,e city. The next largest will be for
flcnjamln Franklin Post and "VVnlter M.
Clearly Post, with fifteen delegates each.
David W. Jameson Post and Prince
Korbes Post Xo. 7 will baye four dcle
ratps according to present indications.
The All-Navy Post held the member
ship lead in Philadelphia for a long
time, but witli tho advance In elites
lit, membership fell off. Still It has
100 members ami will have flvo dclc
tales. llaymond E. Greeley Post W, nt its
last meeting, decided to hold regular
meeting-) Tuesday evening of every
neck, instead of the second and fourth
l'ueiilay of each month. The Ladies'
Auxiliary of Post 01 recently conducted
i rummage sale for tljo benefit of the
post.
r-Hand Knitting Wools
Direct From the Mill
l'or Maklnc Hnrulrr nml Notrltlrs,
30 DIFFERENT $A .00
COLORS tb.
PURITAN WORSTED MILLS
121 NO. 7THST.rPHILA.
SWKATRRS SIADIJ TO ORDER
Ilrll Tlionc Market 888
THE MAN .
WE WANt
must be young, ambitious,
active, capable and willing
to work for small salary
at the start, with 'every as
surance of advancement as
he shows his worth. One
acquainted with the Soft
Drink bottlers and Soda
Fountain trade would bo
most acceptable if possess
ing the other qualifications.
It is a position requiring
executive ability and carries
responsibilities.
B 530, LEDGER OFFICE
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Many a residence near the
business section of the
ton n could be made much
moil; profitable by putting
in a store front a com.
lunation shop-and-dwcll-ing.
If you have such a
residence, wc will be glad
to talk the matter over
with you, and show you
just how you can increase
our income. No obliga
tion on your part no
trouble on ours. .
I -Reaitorc?4
Munlifr I'lilln. Kent Estate Hoard
ll 'u OOlcr Clitnliiut at JMIi
1 Bonn ar.l Offlc.-. Cot HI.),. !.'..' ,. .
Uak ,, omcc. Oiwoaiti Slbiloii
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LAUN-DRY-ETTE
'Washes and Dries
Without Wringer
The Laun - Dry - Etto
dnt look like other
Wahing machines you've
"en, and it isn't.
It doe. more than
others. It drie, n whoI
'ubfu of clothes ready
,0J the ine in just one
minute without han.
'nK or loss of buttons!
Slop in today and see
inn LaunDry.Ette,
linHC11
n179 Chestnut Street
BLIND VIOLINIST PLAYS,
Abraham Haltowltsch Glvesjnterest
jng Recital a Wltherspoon Hall
'Abraham Hnitoultn-h, n 'blind violin
ist, gave nn Intcrestlne reritnl In
Wltherspoon Hall last evening before u
fnir-slzed nudlcnrc. Considering the
tremendous handicap under which lie
1ms labored, Mr. HaltoWltseb has ac
fompllshed much, although there is in
bis plajlng tint, sense of strain which Is
always apparent In a performer suffer
ing from nn nlmost Insurmountable
pnynicai disability.
mm i l'9nc'' llis Program with the
,t inimuniii conrrrto in u and toliowed
it U'lth the treillPlldnllHlv illnicnlr nml In.
tellectunlly exacting ( minor sonata for
violin mono ly Sebastian Uncb. In
neither of them did Mr. Haltowltsch rise
to llio possibilities of the composition,
especially in tho lfiieh number, in which
in ndditlon his memory was nt.fault sev
eral times.
The soloist was far more happy in the
uvo groups or smaller pieces which fol
lowed. These included the slow move
ment from the Tschalkowsky concert",
a Chopln-Krclsler mazurka and pieces
by Harasatc, IJrahms, Pcrgamcnt and
I'agatiint-Aucr.
Mr. Haitowitsch's greatest nsset is in
n warm tone of Tair power, which In
playing has both sincerity and tempera
many passages was very beautiful. His
ment.
HOME VICTOR
WATER HEATER
FOR COAI.
Nw principle: constant sup
ply: 2 to 30 (tallnns. lc, Heats
rsdlators also. There in noth
ing Just as booiI. Free book.
Reeves Stove 38
&-Foundry Co. So. 2d
friiaM
DENTAL X-RAY STUDIO
Radiography and Diagnosis
DR. BYRON M. FELL
602 renlHM Bldr.. 1328 Chestnut St.
l'botae filbert 0781
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DIAMONDS
GOLD & SILVER
.Tmelry nt All Kinds: TTIrliKt Trlrea rld
Penn Smelting & Refining Works
-Th Old Gold ahop"
90G Filbert St., PhiU., Pa.
Secretary or Assistant
Touns- woman, at present employed
as secretary to adtertltlns; manager of
large publication, holni- renrhed limit
of. adancement, desires to rlmnge po
ulllon for one orferlne sreater oppor
tunities, preferably na sedretary or
assistant to oilerllslnc manager of
manufacturing concern or store. Ca
pable of handling correspondence on
own lnltlatle, assuming responsibility,
and taking an Intelligent Interest in
work, Salary 130 a week: would accept
J23 until ability is shown. s v
B 521, Ledger Office
RVJj; MAY X3", 1020
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Here's Your
Opportunity!
You men who have declared
that you 'will wear your old
clothesuntilpriceswerereduced!
One- Third Off
our Entire Stock!
. Amounting to $435,000 in all including
everything in the store
Suits, topcoats, raincoats, dress clothes,
tailoring fabrics to measure. Shirts,
straw hats, ties, collars, underwear yes
everything nothing witheld.
NOTE: No charges, all purchases for cash only. No exchanges.
Sale will be discontinued withqut notice.
Necessary alterations charged for.
William H. Wanamaker
1217-19 Chestnut Street
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Smart Clothes
HATEVER is worth, while, is
worth its cost. Men's Clothes are
' not exempt from, this inflexible law.
Contrasted with former days, the prices
of our Spring Clothes are not low, but
as the quality is high, the price is fair.
What others carry on as a trade, Stein
Bloch carry up to an art. The practices of
Finest Custom Tailoring are long-established
principles of Stein-Bloch handi
work . . . New Spring Suits and Topcoats
of traditional Stein-Bloch quality and
smartness are to be seen on view here.
3TRAWBRIDGE & CLOTHIER.
MARKET, EIGHTH AND FILBERT STREETS
Exclusive Distributors in Philadelphia
for the Stein-Bloch Smart Clothes
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is Exclusive Distributors in Philadelphia H
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jMftlk rn Stein-Bloch Made Quality The Habit Of Years, Long AW'J
i Before Quality Became the Headline Of The Dayi AB 1
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ANNOUNi:,Mi:.VTS IQIt FIHIIAV. MAY I4TII, ftTOHH 1IOUKH M.NK U, riVi;-TIIIKTV O'Cr.OdH-
STRAWBRIDGE I CIOTHIER
Men Should Compare and Judge for
Themselves the Matchless Character
of These Clothing Values
If there were any signs ahead of a probable
reduction in the cost of producing good Clothing,
we should be very glad to tell you so. Every manu
facturer says costs cannot soon be reduced, simply
because labor and materials cost more now than
ever before. If there is any considerable surplus
stock of Clothing in the market, it is certainly of
the lower grades, and not of tbc finer quality such
as we get. from the tailoring shops of the STEIN
BLOCH COMPANY, HART, SCHAPPNER &
MARX and the ARNOLD-LOUCHHEIM COM
PANY. But We Have Large Lots
of High-Class Clothing at
Reductions of 25 to 50 per
Cent from the Regular Prices
We believe it would be IMPOSSIBLE TO
REPLACE our great stock of Men's Clothing just
now, at any price and certainly impossible to
replace it at prices as low as we paid. But the
time has come to reduce this stock auicklv: tlimv-
fore, about'THREE THOUSAND SPRING SUITS and large numbers of Ton
Coats and Trousers are MARKED AT VERY UNUSUAL RFnTTPTTnfjq f,l
our regular moderate prices. COMPARE THESE VALUES wYft tKt vw
can finfl anywhere in this city or any other city. vUULjii AUtn tne best yu
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Men's "Alco" Suits with Two Pairs Ct A h A A
of Trousers Save 33 per Cen t $4t-4r. jj
sale piSLatlySvK. oodSAS & ' is " ole-
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Already We Have Sold
Thousands of
Straw Hats
"Straw Hat Day" it rained the following
few days weie too cold to discard the felt head
wear nevertheless, Straw Hats went out from
this Store in the hands and on the heads of men
at such a rate that we have already had to take
unusual steps in order to leplenihh our stocks.
The reason for this unusual activity? There
arc four, The first is the surpassing excellence
and moderate price standaids of our 1920 stocks.
The otheis are these THREE values which
careful comparison will prove to be unexcelled
in this city to-day:
Brand-new Straw Hats
35 per Cent. Under Value
An excellent vaiiety of braids, in several of
the trimmest shapes and propoitions of the
present season.
Our "Wickham"
Straw Hats
The Value Feature of 1920
You'll pay at lea.-t a dollar more than lhi
price elsewhere for Hats equal in quality to
these fine Stnnit Straws. Kine, medium and
coarse weaves and your choice of 12 attractive
new styles.
Genuine South American Cj q r
Panama Hats, Exceptional $ J
Every Hat impoited and perfect in every
detail of. weave, bleach and finish. The saving
is ,'W per cent.
s m UindKc t'lothlti Sc on I I li ii MniKet Siren. Ciai
Plain -Color Neckties
A Special Lot at 50c
About 2000 of these popular Four-in-hands
hae ju-t come our way, at a price-concession of
about 2." per cent. Many excellent shades to
choo.-e from.
- SiMubrltlcs Clothl.'i lu I MaiKii Street
Shirts of Custom
Fabrics at $4.00
They are made of fine impmtul madrae
m the distinctive patterns and colorings typical
of weaves from foreign dooms. Generousiv cut
to alToid full comfort to the wenici, sewed with
painstaking care. Neglige styles with soft cuffs.
They would be excellent value at a dollni more.
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Men's "Alco" Suits (tM CA
Save 33 to 10 per Cent. 'oyj
Some samples in this lot silk-lined, high
class worsteds; youthful and conservative styles.
$2.25
.$2.85
Men's "Alco" Suits (TCQ (f
Save 25 per Cent PJZMAJ
Some of our very finest Suits are in this
group. Incomparable value.
Spring Top Coats Half Price 1
Now $20.00 to $33.75
From Austin & Co. (London), the Stein
Bloch Co., Hart, Schatrner & Marx, Arnold
Louchhenn Co., and other makers.
Men's "Alco" Suits (ZOO Cfl
Save 33 nor C.ont pOO.OJ
Save 33 per Cent.
Men's and Youmr Mii.'s Aiite nf
spring fabrics, good style and excellent-tailoring.
smart
Men's "Alco" Suits (1 r-A
Save 30 per Cent. rJ-.JV
Men's and young men's models; serges
worsteds and fine flannels blue, green, brown!
gray. All sizes.
Men's "Alco" Suits C! A a CA
Save 25 to $3 per Cent. PUUU
"-"- MIIVICVI1IJC JI11X
line Alco models for mn and young
ture
men.
Hart, Schaffner & , ,
Marx Fine Suits $45.00
Save 25 per Cent, ' "
About 200 Suits in models that mav be
termed conservative joung men's stvlcs; 'dark
gray am. blue n ic ool fabrics.
$48.50
Men's Stein-Bloch
Fine Spring Suits
Save 30 per Cent.
Motels for men and young men; fine soft
finished wo. stcd. the famous Stein-Bloch tailor
ing needs no praise
Men s Spring Suits,
now $23.50, $29.50 and $32.50
About 1000 1 Suits in these remarkable groups,
at savings ol 2o per cent, am! more. Standard
handsome fabrics - serges, soft-finished wor
steds, cass.meres and cheviots. X0, nlU Vp in
each tyle, but an excellent selection at each
OTHER SPECIAL FEATUltES-Men's L.ght
weight Overcoats, from 2.1 to .(0 nor ceiit i3."
,. ice-now W1.S0 and $33.S(. Separate Tio S
from 2.) to !i:) par cent, saving now SI 71 7 ?
and S0.7S. Men's Raincoats from 25t .0 pi?
Several Hundred Pairs of
Scrim Curtains Reduced
AW 25 per Cent. Under Former Price's
Oiiectly from our regular good stocks, we have selected several
hundred pairs of those attractive Scrim Curtains that harmonize so
well with summer interiors. There arc Curtains of lovely voiles,
dainty ctnmuics and durable Marquisette, some embellished with
facsimile thread lace and insertion, some -with effective Hemstitched
borders and others in artistic drnwn-work with lace motif in the
corners. They are all reduced ONE-FOURTH:
Now $1.30, $2.50, .1.00. $3.75, $1.50 and $5.25 a pair
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STRAWBRIDGE & CLOTHIER
Old Hickory
Furniture Reduced
25 per Cent.
We have reduced the m-i,-n. r
Bcycral patterns of the celebrated f
old Hickory Summer Furniture. '
These reductions affect '
Andrew Jucktion Chairs $5,G0
Andrew Jackson Jioekcrs-r-$0.SS
Old Hickory Tablesnow $0,00
Old Hickory Rockers fa.oo
Old Hickory Chairs now fS,35 '
Old Hickory Settees noxj (0.S5
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