rrry ZKV'W 'i ,tV 3 ' v ,: --r i.--'.i .? , -tt l I 7l , A Nf V .' -- fVi bh '. '.'iK S" KT -..( f . it. a '.. , -s Mw '' sY .(, h K ut i It r & r ft - la h Uv iw si if lit l '"M U N. EVEffiyCt, PUBLIC LBDaBR-PHlLADEHr WEDED&Yf 3' '-mo) ' ' l SPECIFY ajm. The Perfect Water Paint Taw la FIRST and FINAIj cost Jolin C. Oeteri, Mfr., Phila. t Second-Hand Bricks, Cinders, Building Stone CHARLES D. HEAVEY B14 N. 61it St., Phi!. Eit. 1912 . Ihij Ilflniont 7414 Nlunt Woodland S17STT Fleet of Nine Trucks to Hire . ANYWHEIIK. AXT TrttK nrf-Arrow, rarkarA. retries. Hiker, 'Dvnin-Stak and Tan Dortr Tracks. 8. ilfti 4 and S tans. ("CREDIT CLOTHING! CtathBJ for the Fntlif Family Wa Solicit Your Account Hy-Grade Clothing Co. 827 CHESTNUT ST. 2J Floor. Opmn F"ff PanamaHatSf' L-aw.aW Blehd and Trimmed In any . Block add to Injur your hat. JEFFERSON HAT CO.. 135 S: 10th Osada Mantel Co. Mnnirnctnrrra and Dealers In Mcdiclno Cabinets, Wardrobes, Mnntels, Mantel Shelves, Ofllco Partitions, Gas Logs, Gas Gratos and Firo Sets. 1422-34 g. Front St. C nin quidtc MAnr Mcnr vw uuuvid iimui. MiiTT I NO MATTKR WHAT CONDITION Our cxpevt methods b1b a new lease of life to our old shirts. STANLEY SHIRT HOSPITAL 1602 Market fBci&T0nii. Tl Renovated J BRASS BEDS RELACQUERED .. FKAT1YKR1 HTfltUI.IZKO AND MADH INTO MATTRF-HRWI BOX BrRINOS RfcTJTHOLSTKRED 7 Tru. experience Insures entire satlsfactlen. ACME RENOVATORS 2ND & WASHINGTON AVE. Auto calls eTerrnhrre. Hstab. S7 Tears. rbonr. Lombard 4703-Writ I I f- peani SCTTilK rm No First Payment required be fore delivering right into your h om c the p h o n ograph without a nccr. EASY TERMS y Phonograph Company S. W. COR. GTH AND YORK Come In This Ktenlnr DAVIES ma: Development The constant applica tion of our officers to the business problems of our clients has developed .our organization and broad ened our experience to such an extent that wc are prepared to meet every demand that can be made upon our bank ing, titlp or trust facili ties. Our progressive de velopment betters our service. COTOmENTAll;c TITLE -.JltUSXl Twelfth Above Chestnut Philadelphia Capital $1,000,000 Surplus $1100,000 Over $11,000,000 Deposit l!iiilllilliiiliil!)!!liiilllilili'ililiiillillli!ililili)illliilililiil SSTDBUHZaSEr5 dflJUl 'tULU VWlll.nO UUMIilK? FOR THE ENTIRE FAMILY OPEN A CHARGE ACCOUNT Open Er'rs. No Chart for Alterations 44 SOUTH 8th ST.SKKrrSw -2r" tOtnMknpJhefr 1 mrr m Znjticfc-n Ox J. W&atfi BstabllsheO 1833 gpafBJBJE 50ISSMSMMC N IAGARA FALLS EXCURSIONS THURSDAYS June 24; July 15, 29; Aupitt 12, 26; September 9, 23; and October 7 Round $ 1 4.00 Trlp Good oat in coschea Iron, I'lillndelphlii Ticket srooil in pnrlor or lePlnE enrs J.'l no extra in addition to reu lra. 1'ullmnn harces All fares subject to wnr tax of 8t m T1IUOK.1I TRAIN Parlor i am Dlnlne Car & Coarhfs I.eaTrt Itroud St. B.SK A. M. Ticltt good for IB day. Stop. tirr allowed at Huffalo and Harris burc rxturnlnc Tor detailed Information consult Tlckrt Acents. Pennsylvania 'System .gMBJBJBMBMSJSrefgfaigjgjBJBlSfgjSJeJglS) Dept. of The Barrett Co. Contractors for BARRETT '- SPECIFICATION ROOFS SLAG ROOFING PROMENADE TILE ROOFS WATER PROOFING ROOFING MATERIALS 36th St. & Gray's Ferry Ave. Philadelphia. Pa. OLD PARLOR SUITS MADR EQUAL TO NEW Reconstructed upholstered and polished tig and 5 13 tip First-class work cunrunterd Slip covers made to order "e carry p larfTB stock of upholstery innterlals. HellinR at uhrlesalr prices. AMERICAN UPHOLSTERY CO. Oldest and I. arced House of Its Kind in; AoJ, Clmnf Write or Thone t lj A gWWMjfifWWtR Market 167)3. I FURNITURE SALE- AT 40 SAVING 200 Bedroom Suites Rumple. llElitl- Used 100 Livtng-Room Suites 500 Rugs 300 Refrigerators .urgent teleitinn of new and used furniture In city. 3 large floors parked to the floors. FEINSTEIN STORAGE CO. hoi si: or nAiiGAiN.s S. E. Cor. 9th & Spring Garden Sts. , Opr n I .s. lrr Autn UrllTrry. CJ rfl iaiaisi5iiM3i3iEfi3iaiaiaisiSjaiai3J3, Phoeni Paint QnBeal Qccupati&n jbrTjbiuigTPomen Opportunities are freauently offered in Bell Telephone Operating for pre motion to supervi sory positions. Our chief opera tors, women occu pying executive and important positions in our Company, all started as operators as you can start to-day. One-half hour spent in talking things over with Miss Stevenson, 1631 Arch St.. may mean future busi ness success for you. jSThc S3eU Detephone Gsmparor of iPeiuTsylvaTUO larMeite Varnish The Unbeatable Combination! At All Progressive Dealers Phoenix Paint and Varnish Co. jl Manufacturers tg J3JSJ&'24 .Market St., PhllndelphiaSiaj :ator Opaaa Dolly t t A. M. and Oloita at 00 r. at: AM These Goods On Sale Tomorrow U fr :Una honOnl TUlaS- ii ii ii i ii iii hi mii Mirror & Parking Light Combined in One Makes driving fafe by dny At nlBht when parked a bright red and nhl'e llfrht Klow connunilngr little current, Scientifically ground mirror gives o times greater vision tnnn tno or. dlnary mirror SI n p I o switch Instantly turns lignt on and off i'rlce 9 If your dealer cannot supply you, oruer mrcci Send for Circular Rose Mfg, Dept. VS 910 Arch St Phila.. i Co..B,' tj tjM tst i I pal Aimlint Fn'E3 J , I III IIIIIIbie ' SSJplI 1 Guidihg Ughts to All the People of PhHadelphia and Vicinity With 1 11TIO mOlOCf r Whom Quality and Economy Are the Two Supreme Objects in Shopping; 1 II m LisTi lmi For almost thirty years our merchandising has been directed by one policy 1 To quoto4he VWW.V1.H. f Kmm rwj lowest prices and give tho best values in the city. ' June Sales! We will save you from $ 1 7 to $26 on every celebrated Kirschbaum suit in this sale. It is an opportunity that rarely comes to buy such fine clothing as this, so low in price. HATS TRIMMED FREE OF CHARGE Marker OneYellowTradingStampWithEvery lOcPurchaseAHDay bigntn Filbert Seventh The Kirschbaum Company i known as the house with the all-woof policy. Their clothing is correct, every suit in this great sale is up to the mark in style, in fabric and in tailoring. Beginning Tomorrow! A Great Reduction Sale of Famous Kirschbaum Clothes The Most Sensational Event in the Clothing World in Years. Beginning promptly at. nine o'clock tomorrow morning; we will offer in a sale thousands of men's summer suits from the well-known and renowned firm of A. B; Kirschbaum Company, Broad and Carpenter Sts., this city. " The House with the All Wool Policy " The pick of the product of this great Philadelphia manufacturer is here for your selection at tremendous savings from regular prices from seventeen dollars to twenty-six dollars less on a single suit. The reasons for this sale are many, the backward season, unsettled labor con ditions, the existing merchandise situation, and the determination of Lit Brothers to at all times give the people the benefit of its great under-price purchases. A.B.KIRSCHBAUM 1 A. B. KIRSCHBAUM SUITS SUITS Made to Sell for $45 SALE PRICE: $28 Made to Sell for $55 SALE PRICE: $3350 A.B.KIRSCHBAUM SUITS Made to Sell for $62.50 to $65 SALE PRICE: $39 IBBSt ; JhHhi 'I BLVsaHaalH ''MvfsllwSSSV ssaflMV';-;' 'laHfc- JesaPSW; y Cooyrieht, 1920.. 'A. B. Kirschbaum Company lffiij8w'rW"r1 issssss.ss... 1920, A. B. Kir,rhbium Compatvy ifca' y This sale presents, the most phenomenal opportunity offered to the men of Philadelphia and vicinity for years. Rarely, if ever, is the product of a nationally famous and nationally advertised clothing house obtainable at a reduced price- j -certainly not at the very start of the season ! I Yet every one of these suits is brand new made for this Sum- - .-v. o ocuujg ctu prices as great as 407 higher! Every Correct Style Every Approved Fabric Every man knows what the Kirschbaum label means in a suit-that ' the tabnc is 100 all wool; that the style is the very latest and fault lessly correct; that the garment is tailored with all the beauty and finish for which the Kirschbaum shops are famed. The broad Kirschbaum guarantee of "Money's worth or money back, accompanies every garment-even at these drastically reduced JX lLcb ' IcayvioiviKau X7w- . O r r ..c.uCTuuC1-,ery jU1I 1S trom 5eventeen to Twenty-Six Dollars Below Regular Price :? lfe? of the P?siti fact that the whole- Sa!ll 1 1?3""1 suita-and all good clothW "uvv Ali "1C iUaiMIlP' IOV Tnr.nVP riOlVOWr ir. i.... Maker, el ,h. Fm.ui " V-tXX V V j I V. I.- l'aVJJlarm . T - - - . u, bauw than ever before. KIRSCHBAUM CLOTHES Copyright, Pvtl-f. Qolo,m ...li... . .M..iC reai clothing experts will b h f u.- . i. . event, to advise you on fabrics and fit, to assist you in choos L i7 7 save time. y " ! cnoosing, and to enable you to l. Brothers, Second Floor, 7th St. Boys' Jaunty Wash Suits Fnmous makes (telling at special prices. $2.98,?3.79,$4.98to$6.50 iv. m (7m yn & rVL nennwned "Itegattn" and Gotham Novelty Company Fine Grades Junior Norfolk, Middy and Oliver Twist styles. Linen, galatea, Peggy cloth, chambray, percale, madras and poplin in white: striped effects, also navy bluo and other solid colors. Sizes 2V, to 0. HO ...... ..I.. ...... Boyaf Norfolk Wash Suits Nnvv hi tip nr ilvn itvov Hnon .' ; black and white crash and tan, olive green or gray raim ueacn ciotn. v era Second Floor, 7th St, to 18 years. Lit Broth $95 $10 to $15 uilk ijhins TRULY THE OPPORTUNITY OF A LIFE TIME! The pi'oduct oia maker whose name is among the first in the country-every shirt in the whole purchase is absolutely fresh and pei'fect. Crepe de Chine, White Jersey, Puaay Willow and Empire Broadcloth These shirts are( high class itv every particular from the fine quality of the silks to 'the last detail of finish. Plain white and lovely colored stripes varied to please all! ' 4 Custom made and generously cut. All have double soft cuffs No discrim nating man should miss this salesavings range from almna? a third to more than half. M nLll,!., 2E a.l7'fc -""wwl im Ot. wm HSlS-'i-.ei the Ocean, a Can Benefit Men's $3 Two-Piece Bathimr SnJtc Jr? ""'yiltrlmmed with white. (AS sleeve u J ' $0.4Si 2 Uovs' nR Rl a..;, e? an : a A. . I ?"iiiiii "t Men $5 Army Shelter lents, $2.85 Of rlnnhl,. . A khaki duck. For mmn. ors, boy scouts and I I'niy icnm. Lawn Swinff $7.98 & $9.98 Two and four p" senger. Bolted con struction. . rl TennlH NetH, 3G-H.V 3iJ $45 Remington Bicycles, $37.50 f rubber' ZLCVllL J:"a?dh iug -Sscond wi. M ...""i"-", -"vmicycio BianU ana nun -,y - w nivo. uuuninwpn ta. am .1 i -" VM.. 1.- iXJI sexxf 'till - W' -iife :n UV..h,r,,i itiiAtiitVm; r 'MSM.JtIaaJBM M Mi . V i J W.f' r - wfr'-.'" r ... fftrmrv . 7i V n Stftlr -- vuuMMMSW . L-- J . . J 'fiv.-JsVAVI
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