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MRS. ZECCA REAP THIS!
It' Vbout Hold-Up You May be
Interested Iri
A deep, dork mystery lurks some
where In the cao of William Zccca,
2l4l South Thirteenth street, who was
'held, up and robbed of $38 late yester
day afternoon at Brood nnd Jackson
itreels.
About 4 o'clock Zccca was standing
on the- street corner. An automobile
containing five men came along, slowel
op and finally drove past. Several min
utes later it come by a second time
and this time stopped. Tho men got
out.
"Gotta match!" one of them asked
Zeocn, who shook his head,
"Have a cigar?" the Interlocutor in
quired persuasively, nnd again Zccca
shook his head.
"Wnnta drink?" demanded the auto
mobllist in nn injured tone.
For the third time Zecca made a
negative nnswer, nutl the next thing he
knew he was staring a loaded revolver
in the muzzle.
Zecca says the five men got $3S from
him, and the police dcclaro he asked
the house sergeant of the Fifteenth
street and Snyder avenue station
whether the news of the robbery would
be in the evening papers.
"I suppose so, why?" returned the
sergeant.
"I want my wife to sec it." Zecca
is said to have replied, nervously.
END HORTICULTURE CLASS
Twelve Young Women Students
Harvest fcrop Started In April
Twelve young women of social promi
nence from various sections of this
country and Canada havo just com
pleted the spring course at the School oi
Horticulture for Women, nt Ambler,
and arc now gathering nnd preserving
the fruits and vegetables which they
began cultivating in April.
T aaIkIiMIiMaM est iltAlM IMAlfi1
president of the school. Among those
who attended was Miss Eleanor I'ul
lerton, n member of tho junior clnAt),
who juit returned from France where
she nssistcd her father in reconstruction
work.
Tho graduates include: Mrs. Itlclinrd
nishop and Mrs. Henry Bromley, of
Oermantown; Mrs. N. 0. Crogor, of
Radnor: Mrs. William- O. Horse, of
Chestnut Hill: Mrs. II, C. Quest, of
Ardmorc: Mrs. Edward Rice, Jr., of
Logan; Miss Helen F. Mullincr, of
Camden : Miss II. D. Drnyton, of
Maine; Miss Margaret C. Laldlaw,. of
Toronto J Miss Anna L. Trlehard. of
New Hampshire, and Mrs. F. M. Whit
lock, of Cleveland, O.
IT WAS NEARLY A HOLD-UP
Auto, Brave Patrolman, Victim
Present, but No Robbers
A real old fashioned hold-up seemed
all primed to tako place early this
mornlnR on Twenty-third street below
Balnbridgc,
Patrolman La Men did his part with
speed and courage. He saw nn auto
mobllo stop by the curb. Three men
were in the car and another man stood
beside it. Thc.v seemed to be arguing
"Auto bandits," thought the patrol
man, and drew his gnu at ho hurried
toward the spot. On his approach the
car phot away with Huspiclotis haute.
La Mon got nil ready to hear a tale
of woe from tho 'man who remained,
saying that he had been robbed of his
pockctboolc .containing a small fortune.
All ho heard was:'
"Matter? Nothing nt all. Just hav
ing a littlo argument." ,
"Everything was there," thought La
Mon sadly aw he walked 'away, "except
the blooming hold-up."
Brloker to Fight Extradition
Dr. William II. Brlckcr, 8r ,uow
under arrest In Ilucnos Aires, Argen
tina, for Jumping $21,600 ball nfttr
conviction for haying caused the death'
rincuur
chief county (Icteetlvc, who & "n BoSK'
America. According to MrVKrwIn'V
rnhlpffrnm. Tlnrtnr 1lrln1. !.. -....'"
5r"fe,8!r8.I,0..riJ,lNcwOrlean,i
tnr JilniRnlf nn.l n !. 1.. i' r'T??.?
there January 0, although not, divorced
from his wife here. "
sSTOHE OPKN8 DAILY 0 A. M. AND CI.OHICS 0 P. M.
SMAII, St rilONE, OltDBnS FIU.KDS
$
A New Series Tomorrow!
Women's & Misses'
$5 to $8 Sweaters,
$2.89
Button, tuxedo and slip-on styles 0f
pure zephyr or worsted yarn. Some
have rlpplea. Tuxedo collars plain or
fnncy weavea.
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harvest, the graduates were, entertained
wun ii iiu vj ib3 uiiuu i. xiuiues,
vi uiin. onran rincuurK throiirti -illegal
operation. Is preparing T 0 U t '
extradition to tl.Is country, acc9ordC
EZC Yellow Trading
Stamps FREE
To Every Purchaser of a Dollar's
Worth or More
Series "13XXS" & "13XXT"
Good In any yellow trading stamp book,
no matter how many other "extra'1
Btampn you may alrcatfy have.
Ooodn rurcliaaed To-motrow Will no
Clinmed on July Illll. Paysbla In Arntunt
HATS TRIMMED FREE OF CHARGE
Lit Bftoilrafts
ONE YELLOW TRADING STAMP WITH EVERY 10a
PUP.CHASE ALL DAY
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and "WALNUT STREETS i
There's a cozincss, a daintiness nnd an
intimacy to the Ritz Roof that makes it
contrast very pleasantly with the bigger
places. But the difference only begins
there for none but the Ritz has Ritz
Service and Cuisine. ,
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Keds
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KilMffrfiYt
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FOR COMFORT
THIS SUMMER
Boys' and Girl'
1.25up
Men's & Women's
Oxfords and Tennis
Shoes
1.75
Ladies' and Men's Raincoats
All new models, big variety
to select from; different
shades. Value $20, 1 0
row.
Men mu to d
ttic 4 an th llakai
wmn in &
And tlwlr hsoMwork
rajri ChOdrca rrl
In their Mft, (Urn,
"brtoV appl.
Garden Hose,
12c a foot
U.S. Goyernment Hip Boots ?:...":. '4.80
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820 CHESTNUT ST.
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80th
Anniversary
18401920
A Great Sale of Trunks
and Leather Goods
To Celebrate the 80th Anniversary of the Founding of
the House of Bains
On July 1st, 1840, the first George B. Bains opened a trunk
store at the S. W. Corner of Fourth nnd Market Streets. Each
year since has marked a year of growth in public service and in
volume of business.
This reduction sale is an attempt on the part of the Bains of
tho third generation to express practically their appreciation of
tho ever-increasing patronage of three generations of Philadel
phlans. The Entire Stock Reduced in Price
For Example
Wardrobe Trunks that were $37.60 to $275.00
80th Anniversary Price, $30.00 to $225.00
Traveling Bags that were $6'.50 to $275.00
80th Anniversary Prices, $5.00 to $225.00
Fitted Suit Cases that were $45.00 to $276.00
80th Anniversary Prices, $36.00 to $225.00
Plain Suit Cases that were $6.76 to $75.00
80th Anniversary Prices, $5.00 to $60.00
Ladies' Hand Bags Reduced 20 Per Cent.
Write, Telegraph or 'Phone (Filbert 28-30) if you can't como.
Geo. B. Bains & Son, Inc.
1028 Chestnut Street
With acknowledgments to K. C. B.
cc
and he gave U
dead away
IV8 REALLY BTrrprisinf.
7K M ON PY you sare.
BY A8KINQ questions.
I FOUND that the makas,
OP A hair restorer.
WAS BALD as a coot)
60 I passed that up.
AND A bird who cam,
TO SELL oil stock.
HAD HIS own cash,
IN LIBERTY Bonds,
60 I ducked again.
AND I aafcod a clerk.
FOR JHE boot cigarettes,
AND HE reached arouafl,
FOR A iuazy box.
AND I know I was in.
FOR THE came old lino,
80 I asked hlin this.
"WOULD YOU smoko one ot 'en
IF I bought a box?"
AND THEN he smiled,
LIKE A regular guy.
AND 8 AID "No thanks..
I'LL 8MOKE my owa.1
AND I got wise.
AND A8KF.D him then.
WHAT BRAND he amoked,
AND HE showed mo.
AND THEN he said.
"THEY SATISFY."
AND B'GC8H, he's rieht
SURE they titisfy. Chesterfields
hTC "body" that's the reason.
Body enough to tatirfy a cigar smoker.
And yet Chestr rficlds are mild. Impos
sible? That's it exactly Chesterfields
have accomplished the impossible, They
satisfy and yet they're mild.
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Jjjg CIGARETTES
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Market
Eighth
Filbert
Seventh
$5 toJ$8 Sweaters, $3.89
Limited lot. Fine wool and fibre nlllc
In button nnd Tuxedo Btylcs. Alt col.
ota Mo Mnll or l'lione ordrrs.
X.H Drothers Second Floor
Second Day of the End-of-the-Month Sale!
Men's and Young Men's
Serge SUITS J Q tf m J V
With Extra Pair of Trousers
All-wool; guaranteed fast color.
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Men's $12.50 Palm Beach $7 Eft
& Featherweight Suite . . . . ; ' '.
Cool coat-ond-pants suits for hot weather;
natural color. Limited lot; sizes 34 to 38.
Men's $5.50 Outing Trousers, $3.98
Neat gray designs In good weaves.
I M H M Hi II I, ,1 i ! ,1 I
$2.50 Automobile Dusters, $1.50
Single- and double-breasted models in cool,
serviceable fabrics; natural color.
W HI II i ! W W M tin II M HliwH It-
Boys' $8.50 to $10 Suits, $5
Single- or double-breasted Norfolks; shep
herd plaids. Sizes 11 to 18.
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Boys' $2 to $2.50 Wash Pants, 95c
White duck. 2 to 13 years.
II iii !! mi i iff WM"M HI'II W II Him
Boys' $3.50 to $4 Wash Suits, $2
Junior Norfolks, Oliver Twist and Middy
styles; all-white or with contrasting trim
mings, also blue, brown nnd gray stripe
effects and solid colors. Sizes 2 to 8.
Lit nrotliern SECOND FLOOR. 7TII STRKET
Women's & Misses' Apparel
5
$8 Dresses 1$
Voile or gingham in delightful colorings. Vestce, at
tractive piping and pockets. Ftcturea.
ilbwi ffl4 i rr&1rih$
ill lsp
bUM Jill
m mi "e.
. $10 Dresses, $6.75
Smart styles developed from
figured and flowered voile.
Sash girdle or chic belts. Or
gandie collar and cuffs;
short sleeves. Pictured.
$12 Dresses, $8.95
Plain, figured and flowered
voiles. Somo peplums. El
bow sleeves.
T T- 1 T II II II ll ii n !
$16.50 Dresses, $11.75
Plain or figured Georgette,
foulard and taffeta. Tunic
and straight line styles.
3 c a d o d, embroidered or
braided.
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$25 Sports Coats &
Capes, $14.75
Silvertone, serge, velour and
English mixtures. Approv
ed colors.
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$2 to $3 Wash$1 fiQ
Sftirts ' X 93V
Lincne, gnbardine and surf
satin.
Lit Ilrotherx SECOND FLOOK
Men's Jkm Shirts:Iialf Price
J&pfa&f. Shirts . . . )ef O
Rushed here by the makers, Miller Bros. Co., Broad and Wallace Sts., this city,
to complete deliveries in their close-out of this season's overstock.
Rich Jersey Silks, Pussy Willow Taffetas. Eagles Brothers' Crepe dc Chine.
Brondcloths and Satin-striped Tub Silks: also White Tub Silks with Self-stripes.
Fashionable colorings nnd rich designs from neat pin-stripes to highly colored
cluster and candy stripes. Sizes 14 to 16.
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MANCHKSTnn Shirts nrr notrrt
throughout the world for tlirlr lit,
flnlKh nnd workmnnMilp. They
have become Miinrtimlliril, nnd It
In rnrrl.v tht thrr lire nold under
die reitulur retull price.
$3.50 and $4 Madras and
Crepe Shirts, $2.15
Fine woven and printed madras;
also soft finished crepe.
Lit Urotherx
and
-First Floor, 7th Street
Subw.iy Store
$5 and $6 Imported
Madras Shirts, $2.95
The famous Anderson English
madras, in rich candy and cluster
stripes; also Russian cord and fiber
stripe madras.
Some with attached collar in white
and champagne pongees.
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$5 Poplin Shirts, $2.65
Stylish stripe effects.
6 to $8 Silk-&-$0 AC
Cotton Shirts O.IO
Pongees nnd plain color satin, with
self-figurcs, stripes and checks.
Also white silk and cotton weaves,
with color stripes and lustrous silk
stripes.
J $3.50t Madras Shirts, $1.95""
Self-satin stripes combined with
printed color stripes; also some all-white.
HATS THIMMHD FUllll
$4 to $6 Sports
Hats, $1.95
$6 to $25 Corsets,
$4 to $15
Popular makes. Including our Lit
Brothers' Special
Lit nrother.-SECONP FLOOR
Jaunty roll brim, mushroom,
HtralRht or Hat sailors and ether
btyleH In an assortment of Hue
quality straws, Including hemp.
Hand and bow trimmings. Hum
mer colors, yo mail or phone
orders.
Lit mothers First Floor. North
$3 Voile & Organdie
Waists, $1.85
Odds and ends. Including many
pretty btylcs. Some have lace
trimming and pin plaits.
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$5 & $6 Waists, $3
Crcpo de chine and Georgette.
Odds and ends of some of cir
st-selllng styles. Limited lot
Lit llrntlirrs-rSKCOXP FLOOR
$2 White Satine
Petticoats, $1.49
Clearance from a noted maker.
Flounce with pin cording and
ruffle. SKCO.N'D FLOOR
$45 Brass Bed,
$36.75
IISa.mo.8rln3c0h
nilers In l!?ad and foot Bright or
same W In ribbon finish. $18 75
Lit nrothrM-FOURTH FLOOK
Women's $1.75 to
S2.25 Silk
Stockings, $1.29
i.'..M.f!.l,,i.i,Kl and laHlllcilfU
hlm-k ami wlnii ami colois
two-tone and lace striped
effects
$1.29
98c
Women's $2 Silk
Stnckincs
Knhlone'l leg Uluck, white, cor
d' van and grav
Infants' & Children's 50c
& 75c Fancy Top Socks,29c
Jpalnt cioringH
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Women's SI to 1.39 ygc
Union Suits
Cottmi ribbed extra size, bodice
hhnne. rlbbnn straps Lacp and
Hbell trimineil clne-flttlng Itnfe
M i -- -- -- ,.. .
Women's 75c Union CQc
Suits y
f '011(111 ribbed lyiw neck, sleeve
less 'Hro-trlmnied knee.
Vo imiif or jihortc ordrrj filled nn
fcltf iiiKeiirrnr
Lit llrothern First Floor, South
$1.50 Envelope
Chemise, 97c
Fifteen excellent models rf fine
materials with lai'es, embroidered
medallions and ribbons
We nrrv a Voviplrte Line of the
Sew fllnom-Pel" a IJlnomer
and Petticoat Combined.
Lit lirothrra Sei-r-nd Floor
$1.10 & $1.20
Mason Fruit Jars,
dozen, 60c
Girls Colorful $3 to
$4 Voile Dresses,
$1.75
10 A. M. KALE
Surpllca effect with ruffled skirts,
others with niching, ruffles or
touches of embroidery. Largo bow
ties. Sizes 8 to 11.
Lit mothers SECOND FLOOK
Seamless Sheets
Kxtra heavy, medium weight and
oxtra fine cambric finish
LOT 1 J3 A 3.2B Value 51.03
Sizes 65x99, 65x108 1
LOT a 4 & 4JS Vulurs O,20
SIzch 72x99, 72x108, 72x1135
LOT 3 to SO.SO Vnlnen SO.7.
Sizes 81x99, 90x99, 90x108 Ct
Lit Brother First Floor, North
Room-Size Rugs
Only ono or two of a kind
HiH lloyiil Wilton &QQ dt
9x12 feet J)Ol7.0U
$110 Itoyiil Wilton
8.3x10 6 feet
7 Itoyiil Wilton
6x9 feet
$85
$52.50
$1.25 Cork Linoleum,
Two lids. wide. sq. ;d., 66c
Two thousand yards; remnnnt
lengths. Bring sizes. No mnll or
phone nrilern,
Lit Brother FOmTft FLOOR
$1.50 White Habutai
Wash Silks, 75c
Pure slllt nuallty yard wide.
S3 Navy Blue Taffetas,
$1.69
Superior nll-slllt quality 35-inch.
No mnll or phone order filled on
Silks
Lit Brother First Floor, South
40c White Chiffon
Voile, 29c
27-Inch
Lit Brother First Floor North
75c Martex Bath
Towels, 49c
Large size, Doubts Terry yams;
full bleached. Boirn, 15.83.
75c Pure Irish
Linen Crash. . .
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$100,000 Sale!
White Summer Shoes
Women's,Misses'&Children's:LessThanHalfPrcie
Oq Sale in Main Arcade and First Floor Shoo Section-. No Mail or
Phone Orders Filled
Women's $6 to $8 l$g).85
White Low Shoes f k
PlimnS. Cnlnninlc Ovfnwlo Wnotilnnnhlo VlPpls.
Linen, Sea. Island Duck, Canvas, Closc-ivcave Reignakin
Misses" & Children's $2.50
Mary Jane Pumps$1 AK
& Oxfords ; L'xJ
Canvas, with white enamel
leather soles. Sizes 8V to 2.
Women's $7 to $9 Washable
White Kid Pumps $0 OP
"Thco" ties, pumpa and Oxford
tics. Hand-turned and stitched
soles.
Women's White Canvas and
Linen $3 to $4$1 QC
Low Shoes ; L ,VD
Various styles in oxfords and
pumps. Louis or military heels.
Lit llrofherit First Floor, Noitl.
Women's & Big Girls' $2.25
to $4 Oxfords and Mary j $
Jane Pumps
Good nuality canvas with stitch
ed rubber soles. Also white Nu
buck sports oxfords with patent
leather trimming; stitched
leather heels. Sizes 2V6 to 7.
Women's $1.25 Silk
Gloves. 55c
Two-clafip; double tips , limited Jot.
.Vo iiuill or phono orders.
$2.75 White Silk$1 A A
Gloves ' 1H"
lii-hutton length. .Vo mall or
nioiir ordn-K Flrsi I.'lo'ir South
$5 Life Guard
Bathing Suits,-$3.49
Naval flannel pants, white Meeve
lers Jersey and web belt Sizes IM
to II HKmNI) KLOOH
$1 O'Cedar Oil and
Dust Mops, 69c
AVItli tin crntalner
$r"Li7cTim7'
Pure Aluminum $1.27
Ware
Portage Auto Tires
Daisy tread. Guaranteed for un
limited mllenge. Kvery tire llfst
iuallty: fnctory wrapped, with
serial number
Mie I'ortage Price Our Price
30x3 $21 SI 3.98
30x3 $26.15 $17.29
32x3 $31.85 $23.45
Lit IlrntherH SKCOND FLOOR
$2.50 Kimonos,
$1.55
Figured cotton challls Straight
model. Khlrrtil satin ilbho;
trimmed. Slr.es 30 to U. No "'"II
or phone orders.
Lit Brother SKCOND FLOOK
$14.50 Couch
Hammocks, $10.95
Box mattresses, covered with
brown canvas. Strong spring i nag
mine pocltels. aalvniiUed chain
hung.
Stands, $M8
Clear glass. Complete with metal
cap and i jbber ring. Tint or quart
sizes. Like Hketch. Third Floor
nxtra heavy qun,'.lty, 4-quart size,
Berlin Kettles, Saucepans, Stewing
or Preserving 'Kettles.
Ut Brother TIimD FLOOIt
Heavy BariiBley weave: llntless.
Lit Brothers First Floor, NprUi
ess.
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Lit llrotliers-THinD FLOOK
Visit Our nig Jtettaurunt Beit of Krerytlilnr at I.(Attl
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