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Low Salaries Force Clerks apd
Lotto r Carriers to Quit,
Say Officers
vfolfn. Then followed a wonderfully
Walillful ferdup'contitsUnfc OrtWbiitii1
noft's "Over the Steppe," Arensky'a
"How Beautiful Wero Once the Itoss"
nnd thtfo lovely Hchiibert sons, tho
performance of which allowed that
Schubert hn not. yet been equaled ns
a composer of hoorh. The last wns n
modern group, which were Ming tin well
ns the olncdli, but with the difference
lu spirit required by them..
Mr. Howell wan ursMciI by N'lnn
I'rcttyninn Howell, vlollnUtn, who
played, ns alio nhvnys does, with excel
lent tone nnd Impeccable taste. She
save firwt the Vrauko urrnnRomcnt of
Wmsky'a "Hymn to the Sun" and n
Mozart-Krclsler rondo, later lilnvln,.
Wicnlnwrkl'H brilliant Polonaise hi A
PUBLIC INTEREST IS URGED, iMMSWSmSTKrV
;., . lin'H Idyll nnd Moszkowskl's "Qui.
? ,' Ktlow
salaries In the postal service
tarre."
ft SPECIFY mfm
The Perfect Water Paint
Law In firtt and fiml c.il.
John C. Oeteri, Mfr., Aft.
' avo caused several hundred clerk nml
lotlcr carriers In this city to reslfrn nnd
jjre titan S00 hnve unit in New York,
according to officers of tho Letter Car
riers' Association.
i. ',nntlonar campaign has been started
Jr the organisation for tho purpose of
Interesting the public nnd Congress In
Mjehtr pay for tlie service.
Men nre leaving the service nil over
the country: there nre vucnucies hi nil
postofflces nml few men to fill them. The
Scn. complain of the inaction of the ,
ostal )age Commission which has'
been "Investigating" the service for
fourteen months and has not vet reached I
the stage of n report. For the lnit four ,
months it even has been without a
chairman. The postal employes' work
.18 nard nnd the salaries low. even the
oldest members In the service do not
receive morn thnn JjUfiOO per year, with
tho bonus of $ir0 added. 'Deliveries
nave been cut down, regardless of the1
Increased service. Employes arc quit-1
tins because of the Inadequate wage,
and the new mcji tnken on ns substitutes
receive a higher salary than the "old
timers." The scale for letter carriers starts at
forty-one cents on hour for new men
and reaches only Hfty seven cents for
men of long service; u substitute gets
kiiy cents nil hour, A new scale is
needed, the men declare, with sisoo ns Far below their actual .values,
the minimum .salary, nnd fLMOO f or n .. , i j j
service of six jours and over. The bur- we will ell these standard
ucu 01 me worK inns upon the older i c
men, who hnve to see that the snhstl. makes or
tutcH are correctly started 0.1 their p:nna to clear our floors.
-.-.-, ........ ..... v.i-iu tuning nuance
tot them. At that the substitutes stay
with the service only until tliev can fimi
n better paying position. Most of the n
Tegular force nre married men and have
a bard time supporting families on their
mall salaries.
There urc live deliveries in the cen
tral ccctlon of the city nnd three in
tho residential serious. This neces
sitates the carrying of pneks, sometimes
weighing as much as sixty pounds, for
miles. The carriers want more deliv
eries so their bundles may be lightened.
Sonic of them tramp ns many as ten and
twelve miles daily through all sorts of
weather.
Big Sale of
Upright and
Player-Pianos
at North's
Pianos and Player-
Pianos to
Slightly used, they were taken
exchange For the Famous
Lester. Our factory experts
have put them in splendid,
condition. Come early, to in
sure a good selection.
$600
.arse-
$650
LEWIS HOWELL IN RECITAL
Baritone Gives Excellent Program
Before Crowded, Enthusiastic House
.- Lewis .Tames Howell gave his iiniiual
ong recital Inst evening at (iritlith
Hall before as largo nn audience us
'could be crowded into the auditorium.
Ho was In fine voice nnd scored a great
ucccss nt each nppcaruuee
Mr. Howell has the somewhat unu
sual ability of rendering both dramatic
and lyric compositions with cuunl case
MM.1 iff 1l T.. .1... -.......?. l! 1.1 1. V
,... -'..v- -:.. ...i...i .Manoganj. J.arae size.
...vAa.i-s .miu nu iiuuiui irum ine , r
".Marriage of ligaro" and Tmet s
"Quand le tlnmme." one of the mot
effective and dramatic of arias. Kach
'was given with the right anmuut of
dramatic Intensity, but with his own
individual interpretation according to
the text and to the different spirit ot
the times in which it was composed.
Tho JJtzet number was especially well
given.
In the songs which he presented .Mr.
ITowell covered pretty well the range of
baritone literature, lie began with live
of the old Italian cuuzunc. which are
more interesting thun the violin liter
ature of the same period, only because
the Italians of thnt day knew better
how to write for tho voice than for the
Player-Pianos
375
H25
$365
$275
$330
$650
Upright Pianos
$250
$225
'225
'245
DRUCKER
Mahogany cae.
MELVILLE-CLARK
Large size, nurl walnut.
$600 KNOBLE
Mahogany. Large size.
$650 STORY & CLARK $07C
Mahoganl. Large size. d t f
$750 EMERSON
(Angelus)
$950 LESTER
Mahogany. Large size
1 Coal Mine
Management
If you are financially in
terested in coal properties
you should investigate the
service we offer you.
' Changing industrial con
ditions make efficient
supervision more essen
tial than ever.
Peabody management ser
vice has been of great
benefit to many owners
of coal mines.
Ours is a highly special
ized organization operat
ing thirty-six bituminous
mines in eleven fields with
nn annual capacity of
18,000,000 tons.
It is the result of thirty
seven years of experience
in mining and selling coal.
Booklet explaining this sen ice
jvill be mailed on request
PEABODY COAL CO.
CHICAGO
$400 BELLAK
Medium size. Mahogany case.
Fine tone. Like new.
$700 STEINWAY
Medium size. Mahogany.
$350 RUSSELL
Full biz-. Mahogan.x case
$450 CUNNINGHAM
(Girard)
I-arcest size. Walnut.
Good as new.
$350 VINCENT
Mahogany. Large sire.
$800 STEINWAY
Plain mahogany case.
Large .lie.
$500 HARDMAN
Full size. Mahogany.
$450 LESTER
Good as new. Medium size.
Mahogany case.
$375 CONNOR
Boudoir size. Fine order
$350 HUNTINGTON
Plain mahogany case.
Large size.
$450 HAINES
Mahogany. Large sli-.
$450 GORHAM
Like nw. Large mahogany
ease, plain.
$400 PERRY
Full size. Plain mahogany
case.
$400 MEYER
Mahogany. Large aiz.
'225
'225
195
265
H50
$215
$235i
$285:
$240
$200i
F. A. North Co.
1306 Chestnut Street
riea.se send me a complete descrip
tion of your barcalns In slightly
used (style marked X);
Player-Pianoa PI
Upright Pianos P
Mao details or easy-payment
without interest or extras.
plan,
Name . .
Address
K. L. G-H.20
ZDaufjIjcrtp'S jFnultlcjtt (EnBlisrfj Z3oUm jf urntturc
Davenports,
Chaises Longucs
and
Chairs
Produced for those who
desirn tho limit of luxury, j
iudividuulitv of dcuitrn. iind
a quality of workmanship that ia exceedingly rare in furnituro 1
these duys. Each picco made' nnd upholstered to your special order. :
Sample models may be seen, and coverings sclectW in our Warcrooms.
Dougherty's Faultless Bedding
Hair Mattresses
Box Springs
1632 Chestnut Street
Bedsteads
ffilPHITJABEK
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All
Mid-Month Specials
Women's $4 House Dresses,$2.95
T 'CT Extra Regular Yellow Trading
Stamps With Each of These r Teases
Striped percale. Shawl collar, cults and pockets f whit
madras edged with chambray. Sizes 16 to 4ft. No Maifor
'Phone Orders. HI Brother Second Poor
d
FBIDAY, MAY ,i4,; 1920 v ; ,,
rjuouiun craiie i onu
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'OJi i' ij,Kmio.j!KmswAtai- . ijr:Tmtmwmmumi
Tomorrow's Mid-Month Special
$3.50 to $4 Seamless
Sheets, $2.29
Extra Regular ycl-
50
HATS TRIMMEtr-FREE OF CHARGE
fyit ill'Q'ttieys
Market
Eighth
OneYellowTradingStampWithEverylOcPurchaseAllDay
Filbert
Seventh
Mid-Month Specials
vfrA
low trading Stamps
with each nheet.
Limited lot standard makes. ,
Bleached. Plain or hemstitched. '
Sizes T2xOO and StxOO: also extras
larro sheets. Some .IxlOR-lnch
percale sheets. No mall or 'phone.
orders. ,
SOc to 75c Pillow Cases,
each, 39c
lSleached.. Tlaln or hemstitched. ,
42x30 and 43x36 Inches. No mall or
'nhonn onlers..
TAt Brothers Plrst Floor. North '
Mid-Month Sale &. The Greatest Money's Worth in Philadelphia
" For thirty years our prices have beemthe lowest of any store they are today the Mid-Month Sale
offers bargains of extra special significance!
Men's $1-75 Union Suits, $1.25,
(Eft Extra Regular Yellow Trading
5" Stamps With Each Union Suit
Flno 72xS0 checked nainsook. Athletic, style.
Men's $10 to $15 Silk Shirts, $7.96
Another phenomenal purchaso
White crepo de chlno or Jersey'-
oln rnlrr.1 alplnn .III.. uL.'.'
t cloths, cnepes do chlho and pussv
C willows. French cuffs. y '
L LU i7rotfter4-Tlrst Floor, 7th SL
Tomorrow' Mid-Month Special.
Tomorrow's Mid-Month Special!
$12 Electric "Shower"!
Lights, $6.95
14-inch. Plated brass fixture,
wired complete for three lights, opal
shades ready to attach, suitable tor
dining; nnd living rooms.
Third Floor
rofnorrotu' Mid-Month Specials '
Women's $6 to $8
Sweaters, $3.95
Slln-on styles ot zephyr yarn."
rialn or fancy weaves. Soma squat
neck nnd short sleeves In lot; frlnce i
nnd throw tic. Popular shades, j
Second Floor '
Tomorrow's Mid-Month Specials
$42.50 Remington
Bicycles, $34.75'
Coaster braise-; non-sl;ld tires.
Guaranteed.
$3.25 Roller Skates, $2.39
Hull bcarlnc. '
Socond Floor
7eniorrom' Mid-Month Specials
$c85 Davenport
Bed, $5.iU
MahnR.iny or Tacoboan oak fin
ished frame. Opens Into three-quarter
hd with Independent link fabric
sprinir.
$275 Dining Room
Suite, $199.75
Oak finish wnlnut. Nine piece -60-inch
buffet, china closet. 6 4! ex
tension table, enclosed sldo table,
four genuine leather seat chads
and nnn chair.
This $22 Sliding Iron .
Couch, $14.85
Willi link fabric sprlnc. r'otton
mattress, covered with heavy brown
denim.
Lit Brthers Fourth Floor
rpmorroui'i Mid-Month Specials '
$3 to $4 Silks, St. 98
Foulards In multi-colored' effects j
Safin striped and plaid silks In
rich colorlnss. Yard wide.
$3 Tub Silks, $1.98
35-lneh. Satin strlned.
.VO JotJ or rione Orders Filled on
Thrse IteiHs.
TM Brothers First Floor. Souths
Tomorrow's Mid-Month "Special!
$7 Waists, $4.98'
C'rep? do rliins and fieorgette
Dlf. snan and new.
Tliev :ire most attractive Som
s'.yles show plaits nnd rows of
homstltchinc. others nre in pretty I
colored enndv strlpo silk deslpnedJ
In kimono effect, and still others '
nro beautifully trimmed with Orlcu- .
tal nnd Valenciennes laces.
Lit Brothers Second Floor 4
7omorrom' Mid-Month Speciats
$1& $1.25 Printed
Voiles, 65c
Novelty and floral designs on
nadet, navy, brown, taupe, old rose,
Un and pray. US-Inch.
Lit Brothers Viral Floor. South
Tomorrow's Mid-Month Special I
Room-Size Rugs
One or two of a kind.
t37S rin.it Royal U107.6O
Wilton: 1.1x13 fret f 10
4105 Tin. Boyal Wilton: tfjl 1C
tn.KxtZ cut ( 1 lO
T0 ntandard Boyal yriX- LfQC
8175 Beaml.ia Oh.ntllt: IfJQE
JtrtS feet IO
5150 Seamless Ch.nUUl tCC
Hxlt feet f OO
40 Tapestry Brnisels I8OQ.50
frt! feet ( CtXt
h'o itnll n,- 'phone Orders; .Yon
Fold to Dealers.
$25
Second Day! $75,000 Sale-Savings of 30 andMore!
Men s Spring & Summer Suits
Philadelphia's greatest annual Clothing event! The most stirring sale ever staged for
men of Philadelphia only two days more Saturday and Monday. Finest all-wdol,. hand-tailored
suts from America's leading makers. t
Men's $30 & I Men's $38.50 &
$32.50 Suits
$40 Suits
Men's $45 & $50 1 Men's $55 & $60
Suits i Suits
The season's smart styles in every conceivable fabric and weave blue serges, flannels,
worsteds and a rich assortment of cassimeres, cheviots and" tweeds. More than twb-tliirds of
the suits are quarter- and half-lined with silk, including silk sleeve" linings.
ale Extraordinary! Boys J
$4 to $5 Wash Suits
i
w
Maker's
Reserve Stock.
2,'o
Oliver Twist, Junior Norfolk
and. Middy models 2H to 8
years. In galatca, chambray, per
cale, madras and other materials--a
Wealth of plain colors and com
bination effects.
Boys' All-Wool Blue
Serge Suits; Big
Values, $12.75 '
Belted Norfolks. Knickerbockers futfy
lined; scatna taped. Sizes 7 to IS.
Men's Blue Serge Suits
Each suit has extra pair of trousers.
$38.50 Kinds $45 Kinds
$29-50 $3250
All-wool, true-blue handsomely tailored I
and splendidly finished.
Extras Value! Men's $25 to $35
Shepherd Plaid,
All-wool Summer
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Rich effects for warm weather wear.
Lit Brolhers Second Floor, 7th
Men's
Suits, $17.50 Spring Weight
Trousers,
$4.75 $5.75
St.
Women's $2.25
Stockings, $1.48
Jttxiru xeilow Trad
i lrft Stamps with each
'pair of these stock-
Inns.
WebarrKnlt Brand, Known for
wearing quality. Fanhloned kg;
hlanti u7h(tA nnn rnrrlnvnn.
I Women's 75c PanU, 48c
C Kxtra alze. Cotton ribbed. Ex1-
f tra wldo kneo; lace trimmed.
f First Floor, South
Ultra-Stylish New Apparel at Unprecedented Markings for the Mid-Month Sale!
Women's & Misses' $35 Sports Suits 1 9
Full Wool in Tan, Green, Pckin and Brown: One sketched. AhIBV
Misses' $22.50 Coats, $15
Some styles are cut on sports lines with loose hanging back, throw
collar, leather belt and large pockets. Plain and silvertone Tolo cloth and
jvelour in brown, cinnamon, tan and blue. Illustrated.
f Tomorrow's Mid-Month Special!
$8 Silk Jersey Top
Petticoats, $4.49
f On Sal lO.tO A. M.
Messallne and taffeta flounces.
Gray, rose, green, taupe, purplo,
klnc 8 blue, peacock navy, black and
changeable.
Nor more tnan iwo 10 a customer.
J,Yo .Ifoll or 'Phone Orders Filled.
TAt Brothers Second Floor
Tomorrow's Mid-Month Specials'
ao.nu Long tioin
? 10-yd. Piece, S5.98
Whlto English goods. Tara wide,
Lit Brolhers First Floor, Xorth
Tomorrow's Mid-Month Specials
$65 Prize Gem
nil j n w A Lu
iaoinei uas ivitnge, otu
'. Connected free within the city
JllmltR and Camden at piace wnere
fuel llnerunn to the kitchen.
n.U! VJ-11 D.C:.fu
Deiuing'noii nciiigciuivi
X. 12.00 Value. S22.98
' Whito enameled lined. Three
doors.
$1.85 Garden Spade, $1.39
TAt Brothers Thlrd Floor
$6 to $8 Silk
Chemise, $4.95
s'ailn nnd creni d chine with
'ia 'nMrnlln and net. Some rib-
,'imn Vlrans also surnllce styles.
$1.50 Camisoles, 98c
Satin1 slip-overs: tailored pr lace
Immed. Some navy and bUcu.
fAi m'oriei. acuoiui rmm
T ...'. MU.Mnnth Srteeialt
M VIIIVI l w i. -..- -..-,---
t? AlLWnn.Imnpria
Serge. S1 .35
M,n.ir.-i. twill : navv and midnight
m. KIiia Sfi-lnch.
V lAt Brothers First Floor. South
: s:
trlrr
f Tnmarrow's Mid-Month Speciall
I
$2 Hemstitched
Cloths, $1.49
Extra Regular yel-
50
Mattinps
40-yard Rolls
1 ' w$
t rinaSK'ml ,
7 win J J&rtwBfflC i L 1 j V
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Misses' $20 Dresess, $15
Some styles are of Navy, French voile with tan or white dots.
They have accordion pleated tunic, elbow sleeves, leather-belt, winsome
white collar and cuffs. Sketched.
Misses $29.75 Taffeta Frocks, $19.75
Fine qualities in the wanted navy and black. Cut on lonjr, slim
lines; elbow sleeves, smart belt nnd taffeta trimming in
the form of plaited wheels. Sketched.
tiiitttt
. . . -
Women's $49.75 Suits, $35
Serge in navy blue and black; also wool
Jersey and heather mixtures in all spring
shades.
Dressy and sports styles, showinc clever
individualities of collar, pockets, I
belt and trimming notes Lined J
with furured silk, lllutttratr.il.
- m
16
Chlnesf. nnd Jjninnw r.lmllri
lot. 3S Inches wide.
No Mail or 'Phone Orders; None
Sold to Dealers.
Lit Brothers Fourth Floor
fc'rrtiv
Women's $37.50 Dresses, $25
Particularly pretty are those with pictur
esque surplice waist tying in bow, elbow
sleeves, skirt with bouffant draping and
fluting. Materials are taffeta, Georgette,
satin and serge. Pictured.
Women's $40 Wraps, $29.75
Rome of the favored styles arc of vclourln Spring colors. Thev
fall in graceful ripples from the yoke, havo huge collars stitched
in silk and figured silk lining.
Women's & Misses' $18.50 Skirts, $11.75
Sports styles of plain worsted and sntin baronette, in fash
able colors. Very smart! Llt Brothers-SecZ Floor
ion
Tomorrow's Mid-Month Specials!
HATS TRIMMED FREE
$4 Sports l $4 .98
Hats
SO
Extra Regular Yellow
Trading Stamps With
Each of These Hats
Peanut braid with hemp facing, finished
with band and bow. Itlack, brown, navv.
black-and-white, navy-and-whlte and broun-
and-sand.
$6 to $7 Ready'
to-Wear Hats,
$2.95
Hair braid: Rome
combined with lisoro
straw. Trimmed
with flowers, ribbon
and velvet.
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- 9o.
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$2.50 Wreaths,
$1.98
Field flowers, roses,
grapes and combina
tions of fine flowers and
fruits. First floor, North
'"(tJQfl
Purchased from the U. S. Government
$50,000 Worth of Merchandise for Men
& for Household Use at 50 Under Value!.
Every day essentials at the lowest prices ever asked
"
House and Office Wares I
91.75 Fail., 87o
Oalvaiiiird, K.qt ulie.
30th Otnturjr Wittr Cooleri, S11.50,
930 value.
For three or five Ballon bottle. Com
plete with stand and drip pan.
J,(t Brothers Third Floor
i Shoe Findings f
ICo Trro-tn-one Fait. Drtnlnr, blaok
and tan, 80
35o "Blanco" for wbtt. iho.i, 80
ISo French Faat. Drenlng', black, 80
16o Oxford SS.rcarlxed ac.a, 9o
lOo Bhlnola ra.U Dr.iilnr, black and
tan, 80
40o Oxford Bilk Kac.a, Do
30o Bho. I..C. in black and.vrhlt.. Oc.
30, 30 and 40 Inch...
"ShlnoU" 7So Horn. voUiblng Ontnti,
30o
. Brothers First Floor, 8th St.
-celebrated brands.
.
i
; KIT BKOXKSRS ;
f Toilet Articles
35c Xolyno. Tooth Fait., Ho
tac AQaorb.nt Cotton, lb 6Gc
38o F.roald., lb., 15o
39o OhamoU, 19o
2S S?gu Bbaylnr Fowd.r, 15c
300 WilUama BhaTlnr Or.am, 18c
J60 and 35c ShaWn Mirror, 10c
13o I..tii Boap, 6c
81 Water Ban, two quart, 69o
15o Ai.orted Talcum Fowd.r. 7o
9o Irory Boap, Co
83 atll.tt. Saf.ty Raior, 81,60
83.50 Torr.jr Baiora, BSo
85 AutoStrop Hazori, 81.50
- 1 .T:U. "f"jg" Wrat Floor. South
Smokers' Goods J
Ftp. Olean.ra, bnndU, So
Bo Olrar.tt. Holder., So
lOo Btiia rr.noh CJtrar.tt. Fapera.
pk. So '
10c Clay Flpea, beat niiallty, 3c
75o ft $1 French Briar lor-o
PiP t65
TAt Brothers Scco.ul Floor, 7th St
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iim Mmu Mk :
I ' .MW tfPfr Jri'.li; jlrVm W Yi UL xt liTt'.
yHiCY W A A?Tw
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low trading Stamps
with each of these
table clothe.
r.t-lnches square. Slercerlied da
maU. TAt Brothers Viral Floor. North
Tomorrow's Mid-Month Specials
$1.75 to $2.25
Silk Gloves, SI -15
12- ffnd 16-bulton. White and
UlitLK. itiui'ia iiij.'-.
Lit Brothers Mnln Aronni
:' ;
, Tomorrow's Mid-Month Special!
ip&t.ov dinner
Sets, $17.95
iinerlcan'roicolnln. 100 pieces.
Pink .and blue floral spray decora,
tlon; gold tine edeo and handled.
Fancy shape. Third Floor
Tomorrow's Mid-Month Special
$5 to $7
Corsets, $4
. I'Bs la Splrlte, Hciiro belt I,a
Vlctolre anil AVnrner's Uust Proof
.Vo Mail or Phone Ordets. ,
At Brothers Main Arcade
Tomorrow's Mid-Month Speciall
$1.65 Terry Cloth
yard, 98c
Heverslbte. Cretonne, floral, riiac!
qw nnd all-over patterns.
$1.65 Window Shades, $1.49
Hand-made oil opaque. Spring
rollers. Fixture.
Xo Mail, 'Phone or C. 0. P. Order'
billed on Unhnlsteru. Xone sold
to dealers. Third Floor
inm-montn Special Tomnrrowl
S2 & '3 Smocks
Lot of lSOO on
Sale 10 A. M.
fo'TlrrtKl1'
l.l'r'K-V'-W'Z'V''l
fljVjJT
$1.68
Qf ramie linen crash
with embroidered de
signs, pmocking, pock
ets and belts. Some
slipover effects: Bomo
collarlcss. No mail or
phone orders. One
Pictured.
t - a.Sh.Si m m m
t.50 to $7
Coat., $3.95
Thrpe hundred and
fifty In lot. Lalcst
materials. '1 tn a
,,
: ft.lt. onr Big- Mew .tanrant-B.t of rv.rytlUnp at Low..t Frlc.i-s.v.nth Floor
n- .
opper Dresses,
yt.va to $7.98
Plaid gingham, figur
ed voile nnd chambray,
, Largo bow ties. Sonic
embro doroil.
t TAt Brothers Second Floor
of Our Ww Building-, 7th
Tomorrow's Mid-Month Special!
500 Pairs Big& Little Girls'
$3 to $4 White I $4j .55
Shoes & Pumps
Mrs
IMndc by Mrs: A. Ft. King. Inc.. Philadelphia.
Canvas, kid
skin and rein
kin. Natural
shape. Sizes
child's 4 to
big girl's 6.
No mail or
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