1,- A -". 2, ,...-? ' Fir, ." n di 1 .7 r.5vr iA w ? H I ' 1! ;.r. 1H rw Hb . I I- 8 ( V " 12 ' EVBNIfifer PTJBTJlCf . IDERBmrTADEi:PHrAY ATibSS& MAY 22, !lW f ' v ' Y "BOBO TRIBE" ELECTS Alfred Mitchell Heads Organization at Academy of the Fine Arts The "IJobo Tribe" of the Pennsylva nia Academy of Tine Arts hold its flnnl nieetliiK of the present school term lost evening. In the election of officers. Alfred Mitchell, winner of the Philadelphia prlzo nt the Academy' spring exhibU tlon, succeeded Alvln Meyer ns IiIrIi priest. Donald Sprout succeeded Abe Rattner as priest, n.ud Albert Green was made low priest. It was resolved at the meeting that all Ilobos who go abroad during the summer shall constitute a committee to advance the work 'of the organisation, especially in Frnnce. Charles Onrner was made chairman of this committee. Graduates now in Europe will be brought into closer contact with the Academy by means of the Hobo tribe s efforts, it Is believed. Vott full n rnmnaisn will be Ini tiated to increase the membership of the tribe to Include the full student membership. The only requirements are that n man lie a student oi me iicuuraij. nn earnest worker nnd a "good scout. WALLA WALLAS -TO DANCE Final Spring Reception to De Held at Pelham Tonight The Walla Walla Club will hold its annual spring dance in the Germantown Automobile Club, nt Pelham. tonight. This Is the last of the series which bgan last fall to raise funds for the purchase and equipment of n country Harrv Waddington. chairman of the dance committee, has made arrange menu with the Pennsylvania Railroad to handle the crowd expected by rail. Additional coaches will be attached to nil trains running on that divisiou In the early evening. CHALMERS SEDAN IBID, model, Uke new. Slip covers nd eitra qulpment. Qrsat barsaln. Lexlnrton bank In plan covering twelve monthly payments. Lexington Motor Co. of Penna. Lcu'niton Bids-, 851-853 N. Broid St. rmL.DEi.rinA vmwwMvrtvvwvvrtmi T ..tntttm RoonninnnQP 5 uuuoinii .vr-"- for Live SALESMEN i who may or may not hare natnral S ability for eelllne rrtil "tatr. What you latk In till retwct we'll tench j yon. Ask Mr. Carter. $ Born, Means & Co. 5 1(HQ nrnTol Rtlilrtine S wWVWMlWWWMWWMttWwt t HOME VICTOR WATER HEATER FOR COAL Wew principle: constant ut ply: 2 to SO eallnna. lc. Reats radiators alo. Thra la notbJ Inr lust ai cood. Free- book. Reeves Stove. 38 & Foundry Co. So. 2d STataaaatV POMPEIAN OLIVE OIL Sold Everywhere i Fourteen East Sixtieth St. A loxnrtona Residential note). Opposite the Metropolitan Club and Ftftk Avenue Entrance to Central Park. Apartment, ilnrlo or en suite, for say desired period. EAGER & BABCOCK New York City BEAM-CRAVEN CO. Civil Engineers nnd Contractors Concrete Construction Faring- Grading Pipe Mnea. Etc. Let Us Have Your Inaulrles Thone Market 3716 603 Market St. xvk nrY" DIAMONDS GOLD & SILVER .tewelrr f All Rlnil.i TTIichest rrieea IJ Penn Smelting & Refining Workj The Old Oold BHop" .906 Filbert St., Phila.. Pa. . 4420 LOCUST ST. Modern home, In exclusive J neighborhood, at pre-war price of $11,000. WILLIAM E. BORING 909 Real Estate Trust Building j PETRONITE Composition Floors Quickly solve the- question of bath, kitchen, laundry nnd store floors. Last forever. Sanitary, beautiful, economical. Immediate servico, day or nignu Phila. Red. A. R. Roue 2315 Walnut Spruce S41S Factory 631-533 N.9Uj St Phila., Pa. Market 4228 Tat. June IS. 1012. No splash or drip. N Ink romplele without them. Poillfre atiut-ofr aTes water. Ak your plumber tor Haflll's Swun-nerk faurets, THOS. SAVILL'S SONS 1310 WALLACE STUKKT House Boat For Sale Reasonable, nil complete, electric lights, ice cooling plant, hot-water heat. Margaret Reid, " Toms River, N. J. Jjtjfik In II I'n I Law Women's & Misses' )$i Bgg $5 and $6 Sweaters Phenomenal values secured through a famous maker's clearance. On Sale 9.30 A. M. Slipon styles of fine worsted and mercerized silk of plain or fancy stitch with purling and Dutch collar; with or without pompon. All popu Iarcolors. Two pictured. Second Floor All These. Goods On Sale Monday! HATS TRIMMED FREE OF CHARGE &ff 'Bn&stiieis Market Eighth OneYellowTradingStampWithETerylOcPurckaseAlIDay Filbert Seventh T -; For all of our nearly thirty years in busines our prices have been the Lowest in Philadelphia Our customers find their confidence in this, store justified more than ever today. ,a We always have sofd, and will continue to sell, honest jroorU at honest low prices the lowest prices anywhere! BBBSW VV V ) v V CBBBnBBBmJaMiSBk A $7150,000 Shoe Sale! Launching the Most Phenomenal Sale of High Grade Summer Footwear That the People of Philadelphia and Vicinity Have Ever Known A Sale for Men; Women 6c Children Selling in Two Places, Fust Floor: & SuKway A Three-Quarter-Million Dollar Stock of Superb New Foot wear at 50 Cents on the Dollar and Less! Our own.stock reduced and tremendous recent purchases from the finest shoemakers in the country. ffS1'.f ...YtafS Af VsH m S fir 1 S I IS r JJ y" 0 i j ( , rWFtm 0 111 Wufiif ff I svL Jri I j"' JJ H A Hundred Thousand Women's HO, 11 From the Celebrated Firm of Ohio, and Mt We are exclusive Philadelphia agents for both thesel handsome footwear from Moore-Shafer, Brockporo t Dollars' Worth of "5 Low Shoes, $4.35 ihofer Sons & Co., Cincinnati, ng, This City. The Leathers Tan Kid White Kid Bronze Kid Brown Satin Black Kid Tan Rnui. C.If Brown Suede Gtra Metal Calf Black Suede White Nubnek Patent Colt White Buckskin Also some combination effects, in black or brown kid, or patent colt with suede quarters' to match. The Heels Fall Covered Look XV Covered Petite Louis Leather LouU XV Straight Cuban Military Low Heels for Girls shoes. Also in this group is a large display of d, Rochester, N. Y. The Styles Plain Pumps Tongue Pumps Eyelet Ties Oxford Tie About 170 different styles from which to choose, averaging 36 to 400 pairs in each style. Sizes 2 to 8 ; widths AAA to E. Every pair absolutely perfect; not a dam aged pair or undesirable style in the lot. Jul 9kS3 Children's and Misses' $3 Pumps Ankle strap and Mary Jans styles in patent colt. Good grade, sturdy, . well-wearing, flexible-sewed soles. Child s size 8H to Misses' size 2. 1886 Fairs. Regular price of these Ptnnpa, $8. Price for This Sale $1.95 A Limited Quantity of Boys'$4.50TanLaceSlios English lust, -with flexible oak sole. Sizes 1 to 5. $2.45 All conveniently arranged according to size and plainly marked two special window displays, one on Jkigntii at., one on Market at. iiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiioiiiitHiinniiiiiimiiniii a Children's and Misses' $3.50 and $4 Tan Oxfords V m m IV1 mattwA eAt anl.a "PI., a.!..!... Ih OI A Hi f . .uuu.v """"l oi."i. ouira. iiio uuiua oicKa, otj tu xx, are mime I on a good broad toe last, nnd the misses' sizes, 11 to 2, on medium too I TCmrrltah lf Women's $5 to $8 White Canvas High Shoes 1500 Pairs. Sell regu larly at $3.50 and $4.00. The Price in This Sale . ............. .....tlltti $2.55 Made of best grade Sea Island dnck. Value $5.00 to $8.00 1750 Pairs. Price in This Sale $165 Lace models, with welted, turned and stitched oak or irory soles. Full covered Louis or Cuban heels. Misses' White Canvas Blucher Oxfords Valam S2.00 Selm Price 91 .45 Lot of 860 pairs. White enameled leather soles and heels. Sizes 11 to 2. Men's $9 Tan Russia Calf Oxfords Made on the new Entrlish lanf. in tan n. Anh- nnn i,.j. ttrTi-j and Bolid leather heel. . -auu .. ,. Maib7 ne f PennsylvanIa,s best shoemakers, which' la a guarantee Sizes 5 to 10. widths C & D. 1000 Pain, $9 Value Price in This Sale AUo 200 pain of Men's High Shoes in this lot. Values $10.00 to $12.00, 5.85 Mostly large sizes. Sale on Monday Extra Space! Extra Salespeople will be Provided in This Greatest of All Shoe Sales. No Mail Or Thone Orders Filled. First Floor North and Main Arcade I Pumps. Good size range. IM1SSE8' and CHILDREN'S Tan leather Playl ties & pumps. T Oxfords and uandais. aires e to ill 1.29 J Mi sses' 2 . a a . i Two eyelet ties, oxford $3.85 Subway Arcade & Regular Sub way Shoe Section $1 to $f.25 Tennis Oxfords ... Black and white canvas, cemented rubber soles. ' ;ut imommM'.. i79c Every size in every style. In patent colt, black kid, brown kid and tan calf. .Stitched oak soles, leather Louis heels. Extra fine footwear' in the season's best Btyles. Wo Mail or 'Pfionm Order en any af th. Foetuttttr in thlt 5l. 1 ,-,.,. a., .a.'. M, .,,. ,1a, ..... a, ,v., V v rifirVMnaiw(UlssssiMCiifiri ij"JUi-fimjiUj tm & - - V T' " ap aa PViBaaHapaiaaaKuHH(d Also These Extraordinary Footwear Bargains in the Subway Store $2 to 5 High &) 1 ov ThreeThousand Pairs of Women s Low Shoes, J LtV $5 to $8 Low Shoes WOMEN'S Sea Island White Canvas," t" .29 ,; high or low heels. All sires in lot x GIRLS' White Canvas Shoes and $1J9 .'tg 'J H1.95 7 $3to$5High& Low Shoes Men's on Sale 9.30 A. M. Women's and Boya on SU o A iw ..... " " . WOMEN'S . MEN'S Shops Gun m e t al and Oxfords of ! calf. Patent sun-meUl calf, colt and tan. tan and patent All sizes in colt. None to lot- dealers. BOYS-Shoest ana Oxfords. D u 11 and I ninny learner. oues o to 6. w(" W wWn-9t af BTtsyMAMf avwH TrUtMU IUm Mtalw ailMta, t a kavkt its. V A d. . women's jj.z.50 to 3 Footwear.. p On Sale 10 A.M. ' J OiJC J&J?L "fe y- '? W canvas. w...u .. ..uuiiug. viuou range or sizes. M Jf J W I ii W v jm six9 I r w rJ' I ll" i I J Ms i iui axszxaiM: .a i-ftjt ' &&'&'- . rK'!itf2 m
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