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Truck Fatally lnJures Man
Waiting for Trolley at Elev
enth and Christian Streets
.CHILD HAS NARROW ESCAPE
itok-end automobile and trolley
JdenVUlted In two .lc.aU" d i
SSn or more Injured, ono probably
&ft.A.npontI.oBuenaVhtonlkc,
th, m" uth of Mny " LaSdlnJ'
.,1 tie death of Stanley Suilcl,
S&Sbi avenue He idled : In the
.It. nir noipita. In thrf car
Al S"h fan was Ben Bentley. 2717
wSb .Seer Bentley received n frac
?'5i kull. Hb condition s critical.
S'mw Ce "a Levy, sixty-eight years
A T Master street, diet in the
miMrWi Homeoparhic Hospital from
P.1 ... .h. received Saturday night
S, truck bV trolled car near her
honiS-.. i.t lwinrtl a trolley car
.t El venth and Christian .streets Inst
!LVOtaieDDe IUsso. fifty years old.
of Consbohockcn,
viul bT a truck.
vik run over nn.i
Ilisso had been vis-
iinK menus in Mouth Philadelphia dnr-
tn iiivcr oi me trncK, rnm unmp,
thltty-llvo yeurs old, 1118 Christian
tjhect. riiiliPil ,1m victim to the Howard
Hospital, whern ilnnlli nl,1 n t,nn.
been almost Instantaneous. ' Camp was
limcru armor nrrrst nnd will l.nvc n
henrlnR before Magistrate Carson nt
Central Stntlon today.
y CIIM Escape In Crnsli
A tiaby rldlnc with W nnrcnts on n
motorcycle wns unhurt, but the parents
were badly Injured when the machine
was struck by an automobllo on Glrard
nvenuc. The mother, Mrs. William
Shcats, 2704 Xorth Warnock street, is
In tbo West Philadelphia Homeopathic
Hospital with a fractured skull, while
her husband has n dislocated shoulder
and other injuries.
Mrs. Anna Oraubln, seventy years, of
Nineteenth and Ilowan streets, was In
jured when struck by an nuto nt Gcr
mantown nvenue nenr .lunlatn street
last night. Otto Mueller, 02.10 Schuyler
street, driver of the machine, took the
woman to St. Luke's Hospital, where
It was fouml her condition wns serious.
The driver surrendered to the police.
Leonard Kinsley, Sixtieth street near
Cedar nvcnucj Miss Margaret McMrn
ninlti, eighteen years old, nnd Miss
Catherine McMonamln, twenty-one,
037 South Fifty-fourth street, sus
tained Injuries when the automobile in
which they were riding overturned Into
n ditch along the Montgomery pike early
yesterday.
The Injured were taken In a passing
automobile to the West Philadelphia
Homeopathic Hospital.
Thomas Apostollcc or 0058 King
scsHlng nvenue, wns nrrcsted nfter his
automobile had crashed into nnothcr
machine while he wns encircling "I,"
uprights at Blxty-sccond and Market
streets. ,llls car was damaged, ,
According to the police, Apostollcc
was winding his way In and out among
the elevated uprights when he collided
with nnothcr motorcar.
Oscar Hnowden, ilfty-four years old,
nrilU Ludlow street, had his hand badly
Injured when he was. struck by an nu
tomobllc nt llroad nnd Stiles streets Inst
night. He was treated at St. Joseph's
Hospital,
Tu mine tho corner ot Third nnd Lin
den streets. Camden, yesterday, a mo
torcycle, driven by John Wohlfrcth,
twenty-six years old, of 020 North
Front street, collided with nn automo
bile driven by George Atkins, twenty
five yenrs old. of 047 Newton nvenuc.
The motorcyclist was Injured about the
car nn.l head and was taken to Cooper
Hospital. The accident was reported
to the police bv the nutomoblllst.
An nutomobllp containing six people
turned over 'on Silver Lake nvenue near
Snyder nvenue, Wcntvlllc ??. J. The
occupants escaped with slight cuts nnd
bruises.
While Irving Davis, thlrtyelght
'years old, of 0400 Upland street, was
bending over his motorcycle on the
White Horso pike, nenr Somerdnle. N.
J., last night, he was run down by n
motorist," who put on speed -nnd es
caped. Thdbinan's left ankle wnsrac
turcd. Ho was token to the Cooper
Hospital, Camdcri.
Boy, 10, Breaks Leg In Fall
Robert Sasno. ten ypars old, 2204
West Norls street, fell twenty feet from
n hayloft In n stable on Twenty -second
tercet belftw Dlnmond, tlfis morning,
Tincturing his right leg. Hc wns taken
'to the Northwestern Oonoral Hospital.
The boy was playing with other boys In
the loft when he fell.
NEW RECTOR FOR ST. MARK'S
Rev. F, L. Vardon Comlno Here
From Portland, Me.
The Very llcv. Frank L. Vardon,
dear of St. Luke's Episcopal Cathedral
Church, Portland, Me., has been se
lected as rector of St. Mark's Church
here. He will succeed the Iter. Elliott
White, who resigned theJpcal pastoral.)
to become dcan.of tho KpTscopal Cathe
dral nt Fond clii Lac, Wis.
The Hev. Mr. Vnnlon Is forty-seven
years old. nnd wns ordained to the min
istry In 1000. He graduated from Cam
bridge Theological Seminary. He Is
standing chairman of the diocese of
Maine nnd Is one of the examining
chapjalns.
Silk Lined Suits, Also
Worsteds and Woolens
312 in Number
$30
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ALL leveled to this one price, though some of-them
sold heretofore as high as $75.
. Men's and young men's suits of every kind arid
description brought together in three cabinets for quick
clearance at this unprecedented figure for Chestnut
Street.
Sizes up to 42. Some sizes for stout men. Every
clpth all wool. Every suit guaranteed.
Every suit new.
William H. Wanamaker
1217-19 Chestnut Street
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M. W. MONTGOMERY, Manager
910 Chestnut St., Philadelphia
Salesrooms In 49 leading cities of tho United States, Great Britain and France
50th Anniversary Souvenirs to Every Customer
HALLAHA1YS
50th Anniversary Sale
Not an ordinary bargain sale of job lots, but
a big Anniversary Celebration in which
Hallahan s Good Shoes
are being sold at profitless prices 1
Whatever You Want, You'll Find It Here!
TIES, PUMPS and OXFORDS
, Regular 10.00 to 16.00 Values
Thousands
of Pairs!
Dozens of
Styles!
Complete
Size
Range!
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Plenty of styles
in WHITE Kid,
WHITE Reignskin
and WHITE
Linen.
Also
One-eyelet Ties, Two
eyelet Ties, Cleo Ties,
Seamless Pumps,
Tongue Pumps, Walk
ing Oxfords, Dress
Oxfords, Colonial
Pumps.
' With full Louis XV
heels, baby Louis
heels, leather Louis
heels, military heefe,
Cuban heels and
low walking
heels, with turn
or welt soles.
In White Kid, White Reignskin, White
Linen, Black Satin, Gun-Metal Calf, Patent
Leather, Black Mat Kid, Dull Black Kid,
Tan Russia Calf, Black Suede, Brown
Suede, Brown Kid.
1870 I IMIilinilfilL 19Z0
GOOD SHOES
Good for Fifty Years!
9 1 9-92 1 Market Street
4028-30 Lancaster Ave. 60th and Chestnut Sts.
2746-48 Germantown Ave. 5604-06 Germantown Ave.
Branch Stores Open Every Evening
Market Street Store Opens Daily at 9 A. M. Closes 5 P. M.
Including Saturdays During July
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"Shop with Comfort out of the Congested District"
Annual
Summer Reduction Sale
Oriental Rugs
Begins Toclaii, Monday, July 19th
Wc haveicreaserf our business two and one-half
times over last year, which was one of the best years
we have ever had. The reasons are obvious: We
had the rugs and our prices were fair. We doubt if
any other house in our line can show such a result.
In spite of the foregoing facts, and because we do
not wish to disappoint our customers, whom we have
taught to expect it each year, we begin today
The Greatest Annual
Reduction Sale
in our history
and such a one as has never taken place in Philadel
phia. In magnitude, variety of sizes, and qualities,
the stocks offered are the Largest and Finest ever
shown in this city, and are so comprehensive that
every prospective buyer will be sure to secure'just
the rugs wanted. Sizes range from small mats
1 ft. x 3 ft., by every variation up to 17 ft. x 36 ft.
At the time of sale
A Discount Ranging
from 20 to 33Vz
will be allowed from JJie reasonably marked price,
shown in plain figures, marked on .the original
ticket. Thus enabling you to anticipate and satisfy
your Fall requirements at Wonderful Savipgs. In
order that you may have every advantage on this
unprecedented occasion, we will nqt only hold rugs
purchased for Fall delivery but will date your bill
November 1st.
FRITZ & LARUE, Inc., Importers
wi Oriental Hugs
Domestic Rugs, Carpels, Hardwood Floors 0
1615 CHESTNUT STREET
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ininner-Oearanee of lore Than
Fine SHITS for leu
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At Reductions of 20 to 40 per
Cent From Our Usual Low Prices .
This is the event towards which men look forward each sum
mer. More than 6000 Shirts have been taken direct from our
extensive stocks and marked at drastic reductions from prices
already low. Practically every desirable standard style and
fabric is represented percales, printed and woven madras, silk
stripe and corded madras, and many other popular weaves,
Some broken lnesto be sure but, nevertheless, presenting a
full rnncn of R17P.S in nvnvv lr
They Are Now $1.80, $1,95, $2 JO, $2.45, $2.85
and $3.25, With a Grouping of Silk Shirts at $6.00
p have arranged them on separate tables nccoi.lint; to sisc and price for easy selection. The
desirability of choosing early from complete assortment is obvious as hundreds of men profit by this
event.
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Just Added to the Men's Clothing Clearance
More Than 400 "Alco" Suits: f
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Made to sell for nearly double i o
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to tnree times tms reduced price
The "Alco" shops have just sent us a remarkable shipment of seasonable Suits
for men and young men at an all-inclusive price concession that permits, us to dispose
of them for a single price averaging considerably less than half their retail value. '
They are in the present season's desirable styles, carefully tailored of summer
worsteds, cassimeres and cheviots every thread of purest wool. The collection
includes plain shades, stripes, plaids and checks galore as well as all regular and some
"short"' sizes. This is -a remarkable opportunity and men quick to recognize rare
values will be here in throngs as soon as the Store opens to-morrow. Be among them
and choose from best assortments.
!.-,-. Btrawtiriler S i lotnlor Mrroml Tloor. Kat
Women's Summer Dresses Reduced
An accumulation of odd lots of the season's most desirable Dresses, amounting
to several hundred. Broken sizes, and not a full line of any one kind, but.so many kinds
and all so desirable that choosing is delightful.
Fine All-white Striped and Dotted Voile Dresses now $15.00
Linens- Combined with Self -tone Lace now $27.50 to $45.00
Tailored Colored Linen Dresses, in Coat Style now $20.00
Plain Tinted, Dotted and Paisley-pattern Voile, Dotted Swiss,
urganaie ana ocoicn liingnam uresses now $4v.)v
Finest English Voile Frocks in Pastel Shades now $25.00
Many exquisite beaded and embroidered voiles that can hardly be distinguished from crepe
Georgette. Many lacc-trimmed nnd ruffled organdies, ideal for summer fete occasions. Many of the
tailored ginghams wanted for morning wear. All kinds and styles, light and dark.
1 Straw brldgo & Clothlrr hciond l'loor. Market Street
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Golden Special To-morroW ;
Little Folks'
Creepers
and Rompers
At $1.35
A G Mev Special for wee boys and girls. A close-out lot of
cool summer Creepers and Rompers fim a piominent manufac
turer. Al' are fresh and new, in thu season's attractive and
practical styles. ROMPERS, of plain c'-umbray or checked ging
ham, are neatly trimmed, made with -rra:ght legs, chiefly with low
neck ftnd short .sleeves. For children c.i '1 to .". years. CHEEPERS
are of gingham or fine cotton crepe. On crepe model is finished
with turnover collar and sash. In sizes one to thicc years. Sav
ings Yire exceptional. Mothers will appreciate the value of such
Rompers and Creepers at $1.35.
IS-V Htrawbrl.lKi & i iih..T Thlnl riuor. Wed
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More ftavy Crepe
Georgette Waists ,
They certainly arc favorites,
and these new models, just out of
their boxes, are among the prct
tiest yet. Some are combined
with bique ciepc Georgette and
bisque, filet lace some with col
lars of filet lace, nthers collavless.
Also a number of richly embroid
ered und beaded effects. Prices
$8.50 to S1G.50.
StrnnlirMiro K Clotliler
Si-iotul riofr e'entra
1000 Boys' Wash Suits
Now $2.25, $2.75, $3.25
We have just taken these 1000 Serviceable Wash Suits from
our regular stock and have included them in the Hoy.-' Clothing
Clearance at sharp reductions from former price They are all of
durable, fast-color fabrics, and are in the middy, belted and Oliver
Twist style that nro most becoming to boys of :i to 8 years.
Parents will find this a. remarkable opportunity to round out the
boy's summer wardrobe at a decided saving.
T7- Mrnwbrlilee . Clothier hecuwl rinor l"i ! ri -Me. t Kant
Bathing Suits
lVToii'a " Two-piece Suits
lVieil b 1ir,m S'1.00 to .$10.00.
One-piece "-uit-, with skirt, from
$4.50 to $!.0'i.
Life-Guawl Suit-, Jer.-ey Shirts,
$2.00 and $-1.00; Hlue Flannel
Pants, $3.00 and $5.00.
.1ko jiU'iti of SuitR for men
who take sL-k " to ,rC.
YifWTo Two-piece Suits,
iSOyS from S'J.-.'i to $7.00.
One-piece $4.00, $l..0, $7.00.
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Trim White Satine
Petticoats, Special
Ju-t the right we-ijJU and
thickness for .-mnmer. e.isilv
laundeied and dainty withal.
Special at $1.85 A model
with tucked sectional flounce and
elastic waist-b.md.
EXTRA-SIZE PKTTICOATS
Special at 2.25 Made with
tucked flounce, edged with plait
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Men's Crepe Faille
Neckties at 50c
Four-in-hands of this most
popular of nil summer fabrics,
pie marked at a most moderate
price here. They are in a wide
variety of distinctive figuied
effcet,- in great vogue this season.
The price is only 50c.
.-iruuhrKlKP & I'lotliler
Am." 1 Market .Street
Transformations,
Switches, Special
Just the addition of a Switch or
Transformation and the smart
coiffure, often so hard to achieve
in summer, i arranged. These
are exceptionally good values:
Wavy Switches. 3-stein. now $3.90
All-around Winy Transformations
now $2.7.')
Puffs, for the sides of head $1.00
Expert Manicuring, 50c
htritutirlils. f. i'lotliler
I-'lrt Tloor llnlinm Pillieri Mreet
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Victrola Outfits
At $30.10
Victrola IV $L'.00
Six 10-inch double-faced
Rccordi $fU0
Termti $.'00 h-t payment
and then $3.00 monthly
At $40.10
Victrola VI $35.00
Six Records 5.10
Terms $3.00 first payment
and then $3.00 monthly
sirawlirM--. & Clothier
Tlflli Miwr Wet
Rugs One-fourth Under Price
The Department of Lower-Priced Floor Coverings has secured from one of
America's foremost manufacturers a collection of SEAMLESS Itygs which because
of slight, imperceptible imperfections are to be sold at one-fourth less than the retail
value of perfect grades. The irregularities affect neither wear nor appearance. In
fact, they are so slight that we cannot detect them. Nevertheless, they are the
means of home furnishers deriving a saving of fully ONE-FOURTH. Typical values
Seamless Axminster Rugs, 9x12 feet $56 and $67.50
Tapestry Brussels Rugs, 9x12 feet $29.75 and $33.i
Extra-heavy Velvet Rugs, size 9x12 feet $49.75
And all other room sizes 6x9, 7.G.9, 8.3x10.6 and others as well as
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