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HEN'S LEAGUE
MAKES CITY TOUR
wyehtion Delegates at Bryn
PJMavvr Visit Historic Points
in Motorbusses
END SiUNDAY
YPfcbTINGS
LWif .
ff'lO business vns trnnsnoted today
rvfc.thi? dMecntfH to thp rlevmth blcnnlnl
fcivventlon of the National l.oftRur of
W)mfn Workers who celebrated "Plilln
fflpbio Day" by bus ride nbont the
I The convention opcnod yesterday in
ho Bryn Mnwr (ViUcro gymnnsium
lth more tbnn S00 dclrRatcs in nt
yndnncc, nnd wfll rontinue through
Sntidav illseiwxdne the prohlrmw of
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SCHOOLSHIP NEARLY READY
Annapolis to Sail Last of Month on
Cruise to Porto Rico
1Vnn'1vnnln,n now orhnolshlp, An
nnpolix, will lento thin port the Inttcr
pnrt of this month with n lnrjre crew of
rndets nnd officer for n training cruise
in srntnnti'difp nnd navigation.
Itcpnlrs nre now bolus mnde to the
whnolship. nnd within n few dnn slir
will be ready for the crui to Itrrmtuln
nnd Potto Hiro. Cnptnln llnlph W.
IVmpuolf, of thp ont guard mtvIpp,
will br in rommnnd of thp ship, with
liiotitpimnt Commander W J. Mnr
Rhnll, 1'. S. N., in clinrgc of the engine
room.
SIX HURT IN AUTO CRASH
tubs, relationship between
nd recreation nnd housing.
A fprclnl trnln loft Hrvn Mnwr nt
,:J!0 today nnd wax mot n Itronil
freet Station b. nuto bu"o nnd
'utiles, who directed tin- pilgrimage to
istnrlcal landmarks.
At luncheon thn delegate wore tlio
cits of xpvpral Philadelphia rlubK. and
tey will rp.tum to 'Mryn Mnwr for re
ey then returned totltryn Mnwr Com
i'lunlty Cpntrr nnd' tin- Hryn Mnwr
itiolnpis Women' Oub
Owen A l.oti". pTPtniv of ihp
ntionnl rhild lnooi oiutnittcc !l
talk on "Nrighbois All: A Social Con
rience Tod.ij. ' in tlierolpgp rfjuinn
iiim tonight
Thp re.il biiMinr of the ronrontion
vrill bo. carried on tomorrow, when theie
ittll ho nlnntuiTi n( nffinr. thp illpii
pfcon'of nrionting 11 uniform nami for nil
joeni ciuoh, in1 itnniun piiiuicm, iiuu
oilier subject of 1 Iom? lonccrn to biri
pr women 1 lub
i "Mlditimnipr Night ' Drpnm" will be
presented tomnriow afternoon in Col
tfgo Hollow b. jrembi'rs of thp Philii
jelphin Club of' the I'astern Ppnnvl
rnla I.engup In the pwnmg tliPie will
lip n track mept in the nthleti'1 field
1 Social problem- will be diM-imscd nt
roundtnblp nppting on Sunday Mth
Bernnrd E. Polhk. preiWent of thp
Xntionnl I.pague, prcidcs at all bui
jes sesRion
TJ HOT FLATIRON STARTS FIRE
.V noi iron on nnu uu irimuiK onuru in
: home of Clinrlei SpeUnlln .i.i" l.ini
lbw street, et fire to the board, mil
resulted in an alarm of firp There was
nnuch Binoke and little damage.
tHK 811MMKR XKASON ATI.OAT nE(.l.
1 Beautiful photoxraph UluKtrntinz port
nil toll on th water about rMladolphta
lh( nsxt Sundm'n Plctortnl Suction of the
ni.ni.Ki Ijpgib Adv. 1
Heavy Truck and Passenger Car
Collide Recklessness Blamed
SU pomonH were Injured lnt night in
I a collision between n henv motortruck
nnd n touring car nt Seventh nnd South
streets The pollcp chnrge the hiiiuhIi
up was the lesult of recklessneds on the
part of William Mcfiiickin. lvciit nine
piirs old. of 2flfl liarrett stiet, driver
of the truck, who is employed by the
Ke stone Transfer Co.
The injured persons, all of whom
were taken to Hip Mount Sinni Tlo
pitnl. are Thomas Nonato, twpnty-
clght years old, of 1510 South Carlisle
street, his wife, Jennie, twenty, four,
nnd their two children, John, four, and
Mnrie, two. Ueno Mnno, of 1009 Mif
flin street, their chauffeur, nnd Albert
Itced. l'J2 llouffmnu, a helper of Me
Ourkln, were also Injured. The Inttcr
sustained n dislocnted shoulder nnd n
broken ankle.
The touring car was badly smnnhed
nnd was turned over by thp force of the
impact The occupants were pinned be
nenth it The motortruck wns said to
have been going nt such n high rate
ratp of speed that It wns not stopped un
til it had trashed ngninst tho curb.
HOUGHTON'S
Rust Veto protects
against surface moisture
on the metal as well as
against air moisture.
E. F. HOUGHTON & CO.
240 W. Somerset Street Philadelphia
NAME BABY FOR MRS. MOORE
Mayor's Bodyguard Announces Ar
, rival of Infant Girl
John Pnoner. bodyguard of Mnyor
Moore, who hns been on leave of nb
to dh
sence slnco tho, Mnyor went to Ghlcftgo
Sunday, camp Into tho Mayor'a office
todnjvnnd nnnounccd he wns the fnthcr
of n little girl,
The sixth Dooner baby was born
Tuesday nt tho Dooner Ijnmp, 2518
North Garnet street. She weighs ten
pounds, nnd Is to be nnmed Adelaide
Stone Mooro Dooner, for Mrs. Moore,
who wns Adelaide Stone before her mnr
ringe. Adelaide determines tho balance of
power. Her arrival settles the Dooner
score of three hoys nnd three girls.
rOpen a Personal Charge Account-rs
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Rnvs' $3. 3.50 & U
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2V4 to 8 yrari. Fourth Floor
$1.95
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H Women's $10 & $12 Low Shoes
In Your Case
When some one questions, "How can Wrigley
spend so much money advertising a penny stick
of gum?", that some one is not multiplying by
sufficienf 'millions.
Possibly there arc two million people reading
this advertisement today.
Suppose this thumbnail essay on advertising
were an appeal for a fund to send a message to
Mars, to adopt the wearing of overalls or to kill a
Bolshevik, and that "it worked!"
Multiply your single action by two million, by
ten million or by one hundred million!
How many customers have you?
How many possible customers are there for
your goods or services?
Of course, your business is "different." but
while every business is different, all customers arc
just the same old human beings.
The number of competing manufacturers may
be rediiced and the number of consumers may be
multiplied by advertising.
Butterick
The Delineator
((S.50 a Year)
Everybody's
Magazine
(S2.75 a Year)
Publisher
The Designer
($2.00 a Yfnr)
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Vici Kid Dull Calf
Patent Leather
White Kid
Tan Calf or Kid
We illustrate but five of
the styles, but every now
style pump and oxford is
embraced in this sale, in
cluding the new Theo tie
and two-eyelet pumps.
Every shoe has a hand turned or welted sole.
Full Louis or Military heels.
Every size and every width.
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A Most Exceptional Group
Silk Dresses
At Greatly Below Regular Price
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Values to $35
You will be amazed at
t h e quality of these
dresses for they are
most unusual at so low a
price.
Beaded georgettes in
white and flesh, fancy
flowered georgettes, taf
fetas, pretty satins and wonderful sports dresses
of tricotine and crepes de chine combined.
Two of the many styles as pictured.
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You Know How We Were Forced by Profiteering
Rent Demands From Our 13th & Market Sis. Base
ment Now We've Located Temporarily at 35 South
13th St., Binder Building Where
Starting TODAY We'll Hold
AN IMMENSE SALE
OF MEN'S SHOES
ith ,i 3300,000 stocktof Philadelphia's best
shoes onour hands and comni trnm nur factor
ies, forced nut nf our shorv and no place to start
affain. wewcrc fortunate 'securing a location in
the BinderBuildinjr vherc we will place on sale
Thousands of Pairs of Royal Shoes at Prices That Will
Pack This New Shop. Come, Buy 2 and 3 Pairs, for
You'lUNever See These Low Prices in Phila. Again. Sale
Starts TODAY and Continues Night and Day All Next
Week Until Stock is Sold!
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Fmest , $9 Custom bvilf, Riisva Calf,
brown or black oxfords nnd shoes in
smart. patterns and latest shades
Hundreds of Cordovan Calf brown, tan
or black oxfords and shoes, and v lute
buck oxfords, latest styles. P lnla' bat
$10 and $11 values
$12 and $13 ' alue top aeade genuine
Cordovan low shoes, seal brown, black
and the newest tn white buck
?;.; toSl' genuine Shell Cordai an, finest
Cordo calf, white buckskin, brorues, ox
fords and hiph ihoei. America's best
makes
Over 200 Styles and Patterns in Burt & Packards, Thompson
Bros, and Other Leading Makes, Custom
Built Shoes and Low Shoes
50 000 Royal customrrs h;ir been backing us strnd
fatl m our fight, your tight against profiteering 'Ihpy
will come t the front again and buy parth beciu-e "we
hae kept faith" in maintaining our principles of keeping
expenses and price-, down and partly because tins ,ile
means a saving of $150,000 in the shot bills of Phila. men
Lach individual man on even purchase .sases S3 to !f
cash on eer pair of the smartest, tinest, best shoci in
Phila-THT MLANS VOL'!
Sale Night and Day, This Week and Next Week (8
A. M. to 9J0 P. M.), at This New Shop. Come and
Share in These Tremendous Savings on Phila.'s
Best Shoes and
HAVE A SMOKE ON US
Sale Continues This Week and Next Week
ROYAL BOOT SHOP E
35 SOUTH 13th STREET
Tcmnorarv Location (Binder Building)
FORMERLY LOCATED AT N W, CORNER 13TH & MARKET STS.
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000 Tricolette & Georgette
Silk Blouses
In a Wonderful Sale, at
$2.85 and $4.59
Those dressy, smart blouses offered at prac
tically half their regular price. Tricolettes in
drop stitch, and plain effects in all new sports
shades and georgettes in beaded, embroidered,
tucked and tailored style. STREET f-'i.oor
Splendid Savings Tomorroiv on
Girls' Lingerie Dresses
$Zl9
A splendid range of youthful
tvles with fluffy ruffles, lacy inser
tions and large ribbon sashes. Each
a wonderful value at these special
prices. Sizes from 2 to 14 years.
Children's Ramie Linen Regula
tion Dresses, with embroidered em
blem. Sizes 2 to 6 years $1.65
Infants' $7.50 and $10.00 Coats
of crepes de chine, crepelas and sergns. Some hand
embroidered, others smocked $5.00
niRSCirs SEOoiiD riiOon,
Silk Skirts
Special
4.98
up to $19.75
A collection of
new smart mod
els that will
please espe
cially the sav
ings. Satins,
Baronet satins.
Kumsi Kumsa,
tricotines a n d
novelty silks.
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A Big Saving On
Men's Mohair
L Suits $1 .75
would regu
larly sell at $20 and $25.
Fine quality mohairs in
black or blue stripes and
full French face. Al!
sizes for regular and
stout men.
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Entire Stock Men's
Silk Shirts
n Aiany were
f.ir. Miri
variety of all the highest
grades of silk. All sizes.
Men's Silk Neckwear in 12 ygp
plain colors
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Big Sale Women's Summer Dresses
Of Voiles, Organdies
and Ginghams
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Values to $15.00
offer'
Fine
Two special groups that
mnct Av.intintinl valllCS
linni. iiAvvti."' -- , .
quality sheer summer materials in
nil newest pastel colorings, flow
ered, figured and striped effects.
Delightful summer styles trimmed
with contrasting colors or plain
white. All sizes for women nnd
misses.
Of Georgettes, Satins
and Taffetas, at
12-M15
Values to $29. 75
Just imagine beaded georgettes
at this low price. Also fine quality
flowered georgettes, satim and taf
fetasome combined with geor
gettes. The newest straight line
accordion plaited skirts, draped
berulTled nnd tunic modols. All
sizes for women nnd misses.
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Blouses About lA Price
$S.7S Cotton, Blouses for ....... .$2.80
$6.50 Cotton Blouses for t . $3.75
$9.75 Cotton Blouses for ........ .$4.95
$11.50 Cotton Blouses for $5.75
Practical Blouses for the summer time cool, easily
laundered. These are distinctive in style with dainty Hula
touches of embroidery or lace here and there which add
greatly to their charm.
Those at $2.80 are on the First Floor the others in
the regular Blouse Section, Third Floor.
New Summer Millinery
Be sure to see them these
bright new Hats for summer
time which we have here ready
for your approval and at
very low prices, too.
Small Sports Hats of white
yedda straw $4.85.
Sports Hats of hemp straw
with light facings in navy, rose,
jade, henna or old blue
$5.50.
Leghorn and Baronet Straw
Hats, flower-trimmed $9.85.
Light Hair Hats with dis
tinctive adornment of feathers
or flowers $12.75.
Our entire remaining stock of
Women's and Children's Spring Hats
is marked at half price.
Dr
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Special values at $13.75, $21.75
& $27.00 for both misses & Women
Be prepared with a plentiful supply of cool Summer
Dresses and get them here Saturday at much below the
regular prices.
Ginghams, Figured Voiles, Dotted Swisses and Nets;
sizes from 1 6-year misses' to 44 bust measure women's.
Hundreds of other Summer
Frocks in silk and cotton materials at
a wide range of prices.
1126-1128 Chestnut Street
At
Petticoats
Less Than the
Cost Price
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$4.85
Average
Saving
$2.00 on
each one
A special purchase of several hundred All-silk Petti'
coats or Silk Jersey with taffeta or satin flounce.
I lnkt.iirikint.i f 1 .1
. . --wenjm tor summer wear and in the
shades ot green, navy, brown, rose, tau
black.
To make sure of the value, we "shopped out" six
Tnrrt8t0rea and found aim'lar grades selling at $2.00 to
$4.00 more than our price of $4.85.
A,".-?'ZC8; conveniently arranged in a special section,
Second rloor.
wanted
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