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,)
iiffl9f&n K(is alni
aiu?fcl$' wCt? M2&tlXWi pit)..
(wayko hfyi Iroek, which was being
backed Into the garage. The father xvns
unable to aco yhnt wwas occurring Until
the child was crashed.'
The, parent rushjd the girl to the
Pottavllle Hospital, where sho died In
two hour.
i f 1 . . . i n ; " . . . , ,
t
' Threft-Year-Ofd Child of Westwoods
sStore Opeiw Dally at 9 A. M. and dosea al 6.30 Pw l'L:
-.All These Goods on Sale Tomorrow!:
4't
:Mall and Phono Ordcra Filled:
MSn WaiKBU in rawi ui iTiaeniio
" FnttsvlNe. Pn.i May SI. Clarence
Our Annual June Sales ot Outer Apparel and Summer Homef urnishings Begin Tomorrow
Lowest Prices in Philadelphia. Rule Here Now, As Since Our Establishment Nearly Thirty Years Ago
tfnrtkln. of weuwooas, yesterday no-
cldedtally killed his Uhrcc-year-old
.i
f t
ft
What Can
You Do?
Perhaps It Will Fit in
With the Wanamaker
Employment
Opportunity
Come in and tell us about it anyway, for just now
there are an unusual number of desirable openings, both
for the experienced and for ambitious young people just
ready to enter on a business career. v
Pay has never been higher, nor conditions more fa
vorable for all hands, than today.
Life insurance, sick benefits, savings and pensions arc
provided through the John Wanamaker Foundations.
Worth-While Jobs for Worth
while Persons!
Women
INSPECTORS and Cashiers who need not stay cashiers forever,
' If they've the stuff for advancement In them. The qualifications
arc trustworthiness, Intelligence and quickness in handling
money. Those who've done this work under less favorable conditions
appreciate, our reasonable hours and other privileges.
SALESWOMEN, experienced, for both full time -and part time.
Sorae jobs are for Monday only "home" women, a nice chance
to add to your personal incomel
tTTTERS and dressmakers, operators on cushion work, women
Jp experienced in making waists and firie lingerie may profitably
v'cash in" here on their experience.
ILLERS, and typists whom we'll train to become billers. Make
this your business school and yout, business homo!
t'AUNDRV HELP Come to the Market Street Laundry (1308
j Filbert Street) if you want any sort of laundry job; but
especially there are openings for markers and sorters (experi
enced or inexperienced), fancy ironers (experienced) and oprators
on "flat work. Hours, 8 to B, Saturday, 1. P. M.
y LEANERS Day or night work. '
U
B
Men
PORTERS Both white and colored men, who have strong shoul
ders and clear heads on them, appreciate this chance to become
part of a fine business organization and to use their strength
without losing it, as is the risk in outdoor work with all its ex
posures. MEN, husky and handy, to handle stock rugs, furniture and
the like.
TWO promising Young Men, of 19 or thereabouts, newly gradu
ated from college, can get their start in the desirable field of
credit work through two high-grado positions about to be
op imed.
Apply in person at Employment Office, First Floor, Gallery.
John Wanamaker
rnoToruvYs
rnoToriAYS
PHOTOPLAYS
THRU
ih
,OFtMERICA
The following theatres obtain their pictures
through the STANLEY Company of Amer
ica, which is a guarantee of early showing
of the finest productions. Ask for the theatre
In your locality obtaining pictures through
the Stanley Company of America.
AlUk-., 12tlt, Morris & Pafsjrunk At.
Ainambra Mat n.uy t . evks. o.
HI.ANC1IES 8WKET In
"THK HUSHED HOUR"
Al I CflUPMV FranUford A Alleglianr
nuLiLviii-ui jut ualiy :
MARY PICKFOnp In
' 2.1S. Evil. t 8
APrtl I C WD AND THOMPSON ST3.
iHrVJL,LAJ matinee daily
LEAH BAWD In
"THE WINDOW OPPOSITE"
A DP ATM A CHESTNUT Delow 18TO
MIWMLIM. io A M tn 11:15 P. M
BKTWT WABiimmn in
"MRS. TEMPLE' 8 TELEQEAM"
BALTIMORE gMeffiff
VIOI.F.T HKMINfl in
"THE COST"
PI T 1CP.TR r broad street and
DL.UE.DirV.L' HltfiQtTEHANNA AVE
LUCY COTTON In
nL.IND LOVE"
BROADWAY ?wf s'ai;
AV
MARY PtCKKORD In
raUWANNA"
PAPITW T22 MARKET STREET
WrtrUUL in A M I" 11:13 P. M
CECIL, nrc MILIB'S
"WHY CHANGE TOUR W1PET"
i CENTURY br,VavtS g2!
LON5TA.M. & MJJXIMr! in
"ERSTWHILE SUSAN"
COLONIAL "WXS? pVm
OERALDINE FARRAR In
"THE WOMAN AND THE PUPPET'
f n-r-r"rr MAIN fiT . MANAYUNK
C,lVlrlii.3 MATINEE DAILY
MARK TWAIN'S
"HUCKLEBERRY FINN".
FAIRMOUNT nMay
SESSI'E HAYAKAWA In
"THE DEVIL'S CLAIM"
MOnCF 2S SOUTH BT. On
mVLCL, Contlnuoua I to 11
Orchestra.
TOM MIX In
"THE C1CLONE"
OVERBROOK &$ avk.
DUSTIN FARNUM In
"A MAN'S FIOHT1'
PAI ArP 121i MARKET 8TREBT
I rtI.AVE. jo A M to 11:18 P. 1
MARY PICKFORD In
"POLLYANNA"
M.
PRIMPCQQ 018 MARKET STREET
riUlwEOi3 8-30 A. M. to 11:18 P. M.
"THEFORBIDDBN WOMAN
RFP.FMT MARKET BT. Below 1TTH
IMLVJiLiN 1 0 45 A. M. to 11 P. M.
ENID BENNETT In
"THE FALSE ROAD"
RIAI TPl OERMANTOWN AVE
i-I. lJ AT TUI.PEHOCKEN BT.
ROBERT WARWICK In
"THOU ART THE MAN"
PI HIV MARKET ST. BELOW TTH
l.UD I in A M. to 11:15 P. M.
WILL ROGERS In
"WATER. WATER. EVERYWHERE"
QAOV IS" MARKET STREET
3AVUI 8AM TO MIDNK
W 8 HART In
"THE TOLL OATE"
MIDNianT
SHERWOOD "WSftSW,
VIOLF.T HEMIVO) In
"THK COS 1
OTAMI TV MARKET ABOVE 16Tn
3 1-lMLiIl,I iimsa M to 11:15 P. M.
NOnMA TALM.ADOE In
"THE WOMAN OIVES"
PA MIT V THEATRE 1311 Market St.
rAlVIlLil 0 A. M. to MMnlaht
CHARLES CHAPLIN In "THE RINK"
ARHUCKLE In "HAYSEED"
C'TM CT THEATRE Below Sprucf
JOin O 1 . MTINKD DAILY
jtAnnT MoriEY in
"THE SEA RIDER"
FRANKFORD iul tfWWD
Mat 2:16 .1 Show a Nleht. nednnlnr at 6.
MARY PIPKFORD In "POLLYANNA"
GREAT NORTHERN D?7 &?
npnAt.niNn I'AnnAn in
"THE WOMAN AND THE PUPPET'
IMPERIAL W WAsT
J,oft?A,n
I 1DTQ KENSINGTON AND
L ltlO ALLEGHENY AVENUES
ANNKTTr. nr.i-.i.cii'viAjv in
"A DAUGHTER OF THE GODS"
T ACAVCTTC Kensington ave.
L.AI A I U. I - AND CAMBRIA ST.
WILLIAM RUHKKLL In
"LEAVE IT TO ME"
1 ITAnrP 1ST LANCASTER AVE.
LLAUCU MATINEM DAILY
WALLACE REJD In "THE DANCIN' FOOL"
Ajaei iUr uit t. jno. o '
CTAD KENSINGTON AND
J I MI LEHIGH AVENUES
CONSTANCE TALMADGE n
"TWO WEEKS"
VICTORIA WfttTuaSVS
TOM MIX In
THE DAREDEVIL"
CT
n.. N1XON.NIRDLINGER
THEATRES
m
BELMONT D3D AB0VH "An1"
MABEL NORMAND In "MICKF.Y"
Flynn Special' Chang and tha Law"
CEDAR 60TI1 CEDAH AVENUH
W. B HART In
"THE TOLL OATE"
COLISEUM """WKh
OLIVE TKLL In
"LOVE WITHOUT QUESTION"
JUiVIDVJ jumbo Junction on Frankford "L"
tlAmwii (Li in
"ALARM CLOCK ANDT
I HP! ICT 83D AN" LOCUST STREETS
LAJLU31 MATS, ISO. 8 SO. 8 30 to II
Ray Btawart, Noai Beary and 100 Othari In
"Th Sarbrulir" Sannttt. "Lt 'Er Go"
NJX0N 52D AND MARKET STB
I TPCPTV BROAD A COLUMBIA AV,
LlDCrx 1 I MATINEE DAILY
JULIAN F.LT1NOE In
"TIE ADVENTURESS"
WEST ALLEGHENY ft
MARK TWAIN'S
iflTCKLEBERnT FINN"
KomrUt t.hrt tuowln protramt for (lit tpptajri Baturday v.nln nd OuoJa.
333 MARKET FFFZWSffiSl
VrALTARH IlEln In
'THE DANCIN' FOOL"
DIPtI I BSD AND BANSOM 8TB.
rUVUll Matin.. Dally
MARIE DORO In WELVB-TEN"
Flynn 8pc1al, "Tha Cllkleu Banknota"
STRAND amttMVMlkKao
$3 &$4 Seamless Sheets, ,$2
' n ' Vmi '''' '--'
w.ii in? u,i''kMe 9 Bed Spreads,
ally mu4linr Bit ?B.t5
' - t i i . . . ; Heavy raited Mar- t
$10 SatW Comfort; : ' J??? nltVHi
$6.25 ', embroidered sea Hoped t
Klsured on both aldei- d;- Blie 80x90. Kx- I
white cotton , . ,a" MlUnt glttH tbr the I
stttehed. Slift 72x80 Inches i bride. Boxed If desired. J
SVVl Kifa VM
HATS TRIMMED FREE OF CHARGE
Lit Brothers
! ! mi n
Market
Eighth'
OneYellowTradingStampWitbEverylOcParchaseAHDay JSSjT
1 ijfrjfrfiMmk ti tCfiKmmLJir
Tuesday
62c Eight-Ounce
Khaki, yard
Five hundred yards; Oorernment nIWj'8
Inches wide. SuiUble for awnings, tnt, boats, tc.
39
No mail or 'pkon ordtra filled,
TAt BrtfAert -Third Flaor
mtrAyVm400mt'
mf00itmmt$0iim1i0P0mwt,immf0,ji0Mimi0
jVi-rLn.ii jm
Large Sums May Be Saved on Fine Furniture
For Our Prices Have Been Marked Radically Low For a June Sale Greater and Better Than Ever Before! N
This annual event swings in with a multitude of specials that will be particularly welcome to those ready to fix up summer homes in the country, at the
mountains or seashore. Also opportune news for those planning to make city porches cool, pretty and inviting for the warm weather. Pay on the Club Plan.
I
:p$ - y
Four Piece
This 225 Bed I $
-Room Suite
was.
14975
Mahogany finish and American walnut in Colonial
design. Large dresser, roll end bed, triplicate toilet
table and chiffonier with glass.
s r
This 5650 Bed ;$
Room Suite,
487
.50
American walnut in Adam design. Large dresser,
chiffowardrobe, swell end bed, triplicate tolet table, cane
bench, rocker, chair and night table. 8 pieces.
This '650 Dining $
Room Suite,
3975
Antique English oak. Ten piece SMnch buffet, larice chtna elftiet.
enclosed side table, 48x(0 oblong table, live cane back chalra with tapestry
scat and one arm chair.
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I j J 4 WfasP I
it fW
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I V 1
This $400 Dining Room
Suite, $319.50
AmerlcarCwalnut In 'William and Mary design. Ten pieces 82
Inch buffet, large china closet, serving table, 6-48 extension table,
five arenutne leather seat chairs with cane back and one arm chair.
This '325 Living 1 $6)4 Af A
Room Suite, . JLf ""
Upholstered in tapestry or English cloth. Three pieces
large settee with separate cushions, chair and arm chair or high
back fireside chair.
$55 Reed Fibre Suite, $42.50
Brown finish, upholstered In cretonne. Independent cushions. Chair,
rocker nnd small settee.
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This $250 Dining Room Suite, $187.50
Oak rralnut finish. Ten pieces 0-lnch buffet, large china Closet,
enclosed serving table, 8-41 extension table, and -six genuine leather.
seat aide chairs. v
June Bargains m House Wares
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I $65 Cabinet R
$65 Cabinet
Ga. $CEi.98
Range DD
Connected free within the city
limit. A Camden at place where I ,"VSnSaa X whit.
t burner. t llnao.
fuel line runs to the kitchen
pep")!
Four-Burner
Gaa Range,
$43.50
Extra lane oven.
Broiling and roast
lnr ovan. 'With
enamalaii pan, four
! 'liHn
fcnl !Ibbbbbr9
Ilard? ood top- i
Iia style. l'rfctl
dry cold air elr-1
eulaiion.
SM Vain.
"Challenge"
oxe rnscs
Whit, porealaln
llntd, porcelain
' panels on att door..
' woTtn wire ahelvei.
17.s ,, 133.98
tltiuo.
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$62 Belding-Hall
$49.98
Belding-Hall.
Refrigeratora
White Enameled
Lined, 3 Doors
24 OK "-w. .h.niv.i',,lffif: J wt.oo 29-" t ? """ ",clu1-
'' . celaln canela on door., t Vain. .. t d
Solid brass, nickel
slated hardware. One-
f niece Porcelain I.lnlnr.
Ill ..
Vftlfm
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Bcldbg-Hall
Wlilte Enameled
Lined, 3 Doora
window scnnExs
t IS In. hlfh, opens it
menes to io ctie
In 0J
t 34 In hlsh. opens 1
incnes io as "VJl
SCKEEN 9-l
doors., "
: ft. 1 In by ft
T In., walnut siainea.
.$1.75
rWah
irr7r'
ai.oo
Patent rustles, bottom.
Wl'Jl
Gray Enamel Ware
Prices Average About Half
Garbage riJEN
Can, ! jllf
75c lyf
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! . SUM
JFTiT j1""'
. . s a s s i Clothe. Bask
, ets oiura
llr rnarte of
wood ffC
, soiints. yyz
$1
Fiber
Broom,
$1.25 to $2.75 VALUES
4-qt Sauce Pan "I
4-qt Dinner Boiler . .
14-qt. Dish Pan......
KACH
75
KAflK
8-qt Dinner Boiler.... AOM QQp
OvalDIshPan JjO t OV1,
3-qt. Rice Boiler.
5-qt. Tea KetUe
...$1.25
S1.25
KACH
7-qt. Tea Kettle '$1 Aft
12-qt. Coffee Boiler .. J 14;J7
Chamber Pail, large size $1.69
Lit Brotheri Third Floor
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ALUMINUM WARE
37 1?
WliJi
Hainla
tor Kettle. " .68 i
nuart -a-
Roofing
Felt,
$1.10
Hlch grade
felt (not tar)
paper. About
100 sci. ft In
roll.
$1.60 Spading
Fork, $1.29
4 - " 1 four irjn5ur wo
xna&m i 91 nies noller. I prongs, tnalleabla jD-han-
Cti
II M 11
1IISSI1T---
Two
auart
-.es
GARDEN HOE
Steel Blade,
cf
den I Y
Rake, D
Ten U
teeth, I
mallo- I
nblo JL
iron ml
head, 1111
llll
e e e e e i
i s e e e e
VirA
die. heavy
ferrule.
strapped
$200,000 Worth of
Upholsteries
At an average of 65c on the dollar
Tremendous purchases from famous mills bring
wonderful values- And just when summer is calling
for pretty decorative effects for house and porch!
Porch Screens
iT,t ILL . 3L
' ? 1 yT:- TV S
i- ii ' tr i""i
tP 7 t
'M 1 ifef JTr--1 Width
Mh lii 4 ft.
ifHrii i 6 it.
KBnnrTr 6 ft.
ISml-lPi1' s ft.
QM JHlMf. o ft.
Twwiiir io ft-
""VC ' 'I 19 -ff
Wide green alata,
closely tied. Complete
' : with rope and flx-t
tures. 7 loot o mcni
drop.
HesTjar Bpeclal
Price Fi
$3.25
4.89
5.69
7.19
7.65
9.29
9.69
12.50
.
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a i iffljyv. yVattk vJiffl
no. ' iTBSXWWU ill
$2.95;: ;; sMVNSSSf
4.40 'KBffPKSM'
5.16 'HEiB'raaSfc'
6.48 Holiar
6.90 nSiyT
8.76 lig?
li.nu
; 89c to $1.50
W to W Keady-to- Cretonnes, yard
Hang Awnings 39c
(tttf) AO ' --'00 chtntues and taffeta!
MS. lfl Bird, floral, tapestry an
VuJ conventional designs. Uk
Clear. - up. 6gc to g9c Crclonne 43c ;
l i nn . Striped, f!orl and all-over
tripes, dU, patterns In various welthts
S
stripe
34 and 42
inch. Plain
khaki; 27, 34,
36 and 45-inch.
$1.50 Scrim Curtains,
pair, $1.29
Sill length, 2Vj-inch hem
stitched hem.
$4 Ready-to-Hang
Awnings, $2.19
Yin.fi,.. a4a-l Valet m VtAVtm H Vt A
tan stripes. Metai frame and WindoW Shade S
fixtures. """w"
?'k' 'Vil"A"L' V"i Guaranteed spring
t 3 l . O UUICn rollers and fixtures. I
j Curtains, pair 95c Opaque Shades
V " Miimi,
i 1313 3 infamy
Bfl aflkABKriBaC & tJsP 9BijBill
II 0liKi9iss,ni!l
VH MJIBMrylJ ft 2 LgjijJl
Hi IttvAnSl 9 HHHbbbbI.
50
Room-Size Carpet Run
In soma cases only one or two
of a kind.
$275. Royal $1 OC
Wilton Rum . l&O
11.3x15 ft.
$130. Royal $"
Wilton Ruga. VD
9x1 S feet.
and weaves.
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Remnants of Awning
Stripes, yard, 49c
Blue-or brown-and-whlto, 8-
ounce. 1 to Iti yard lengths.
$4 Mosquito Net Canopies,
$1.19
Extra close mesh
50c Summer Scrims,
yard, 34c
Floral, foliage, bird 'end other
pleasing; patterns.
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Have val-
t ance, hem-
B t ltcnen
horder and
Quaker lace
edge. Cas-
, . Inir. ivory
nnd ecru.
fro i
10
85c
It (1.25 Oil or Opaque $1 .
Shades J A
I $1.65 Iland.made $1 .49
I Oil Opaque Shades
t No mail or 'phono orders
I filled. None sent C. O. D.
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Jilt rofftr Third Floor
..50
$120. Royal $QA.
WUtonRugs Oil
8.3x10,6 feet.
$69 Axmintter $4 A
Ruga J
DxlS feet.
$49.50 Tapestry $O7.50
Brussels Rugs . . O I
0x12 feet.
$115. Finest All- $Cy.S0
Wool Smyrna Rugs D I
0x& feet.
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SPECIAL FOR TUESDAY
$1.65 Cork Lioleum
4 Yards Wide $1 A 71
Scware- Yard... 1.UI2
$2 Inlaid Linoleum
2 Yards Wide Q7JL-
Square Yard. . . I 2
Cork linoleum in full rolls.
Inlaid remnant lengths. ;
Please bring sizes. No Mall
or 'Phone Orders
iiiimt.
b & $27 Straw $-1 .98
Mattin . . . 1D
40-yard Rollu Tattday Only ', !
o TMi Price
Chinese and Japanese ;
straw. None sold to dealers.
No mail or 'phone ordert
fiuea.
Japanese Grass Ruga
$12 Value, $Q 7f
9x13 feet OelD
$10 Value,
8x10 feet. . . .
$7.50 Value,
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Famous "Marie Antoinette"
Imported Straw Rugs)
9x12 feet $17.98
8x10 feet $15.98
6x9 feet $10.98
4.6x7.4 feet ,$7.50
Handsome reversible .designs
and colors.
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I English Tapestry Brussels
siair uarpeu
22 H
inch
I- tn
,yd.
.49
18- .. $1.98
inch, yd,
$7.50
14.95
Limited lot. Stenciled borders.
8x9 feet
In Our Section of Extrm
Low-Priced Goodt '
1 000 Carpet Samples
At less than cost to msk.
Suitable for rugs. Average
sire X7XD4 incnes. Also nar
row widtns.
$9.50 Royal M AO
Waton.... .170
$6 Body $9 AQ
Bruskeb, . fUO
'3.98
$7.50
Axminstera
I $6.76 Japanese
Matting Ruga
0x11.8 feet.
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4" I
$5 Chinese $1 AQ
Matting Rugs loe70
6x8 feet.
:LIT BROTHERS:
Visit Our Big New Restaurant-Best of Everything at Lowest Prices Seventh Floor of Our New' Buildlug, 7th & Market BU.:
ZAt Brother Fourth Floor
LIT BROTHERS:
Low June Prices on
Floor Coverings
News that echoes the word of opportunity from one
end of the city to the other The sale where the real
advantages are !
Finest English Inlaid Linoleums
(Our own importation)
Two Tarda Wide aojur Yard
p.S.Oe7. p.6.a70
to $3.95
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