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.Wins Decree From Husband.
Gets $50,000 Yearly
Club.
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r.'lntnl liU rt licrli'lirrM with Ilia. In-
lawtf." Mis. Trench wa formerly Ils
.Ir-niinle Kmmrt. ilnticlitrr of Mr. nui,
'Mw. Henry 0 Kiiimct. of ;IW r.nst
Sevrntv-aivonil street, ill mm :
"1 have ntna loved Jwtnnle nml
nlwn will. I linvc hope Hint c will
be together wimo time again.
"lint it wits n question of too ninny
'In-laws' who stepped between iir nnd
our happine..
"The Kinniets me ninbltious so'
elnlly. They hne the Iden thnt no
one is quite us good as they nrc. T.ast
February the climax enme when 1 en
Joved n good dinner nt the Hairnet home.
Oilier socially prominent gueU were
there.
"I appeared In n Rrny tweed suit thnt
wns entirely comfortable nnd to my
liking. It wns not to the liking of the
Emmets, who. wjth their guests, were
in full evening dress. They rnlsed the
very diekens with me nbout my garb.
I resented this nnd nnnounred I never
would enter their home again. I didn't.
"My mother nnd myself spent three
.enrs'iti Frnneo driving nn ambulnnce."
According to Mr. French the wife
hits the custody of their three-yenr-old
daughter. Mr. French declares
thnt "so eager wns the thought of the
Kinmet's concentrated on money" that
tlinr i-iiiiiptri1 lilin to "settle S.'iOO.OOO
on ileannie" before the fnshionnblc wed-
ding took plnce. He added : j
"t cave her yearly eunuch interest I
nitme of it prominent on this amount to total N.ili.UUU. Under
separated from her litis- tho divorce T have settled nu ndditionnl
New Yorli. Oct. 1. William Itnrtnn
French, society lender nnd clubman.
Inst night verified n report that his
wife lind received n final decree of di
vorce, He placed the blame on the shoulders
of "the In-lnws," snying there "were
too tunny of them." Where the divorce
..wns' granted or on what ground. Mr.
French declined to stipulate.
'The French were mnrried In De
cember 4. 1010, nt St. llnrtholomew's
Church, Mr. French snld he teccivccl
the divorce papers last night.
For sevcrnl months society gosps
ltnd it that the clubman and his wife
were living apart. A few dns ngo it
was snld that the dual decree wns in
operation nnd thnt Mr French was con
templating nuuiiier venture into matri
mony. Till1
woman, now
bnnil. hns been mentioned
French's prospective bride.
Mr. French puffed n pipe
Mr. I SILMKIO on the little girl. And the cliUd
is tnketi enre of, too, Independently of
in Ills' this amount."
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Wilkes-Barre tl-30A.M.
Rochester 8.30 P.M.
Buffalo 6.30 P.M.
Buffalo .8.30 P.M.
Niagara Falls & Tor'to 6.30 P.M.
Chicago 9.15 AM.
Williamsport $11.30 P.M.
New York $12.30 A.M.
Arrlf NUsra Falls R:3rt A M.
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Good food, well cooked and appetizinfcly served
awaits you here at a moderate price. Surround
ings have much to do with your enjoyment and
one meal at the Adelphia will show you just how
true this Is!
Table d' note Luncheon In the English Room, $1
Table d' hote Dinner in the English Hoom, VI
Sea Food Dinner in the English Room, $1.50
In addition to the nbove there is a table d' hote
luncheon at $1 on the Balcony, which is particu
larly inviting to ladles and Platter Dinners of
exceptional goodness ranging from We to $1.75.
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Fall Gloves
Prices that should at
tract every woman, to
buy her supply now.
$3 Cape Gloves, $i.79
One-olaip. Tan, rray,
brown and mod.
$1 Gloves, 69c
Two-clasp. Chamois suede
In black, white and colors.
First Floor, South
Going to the
Games ?
The Police Pension Fund
deserves tho support of
every public-spirited citi
zen of Philadelphia.
You can help by attend
ins: the monster athletic
carnival, October 9th.
Tickets on sale at our
As't Superintendent's ornce.
Second Floor.
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HATS TRIMMED FREE
CHARGE
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Market
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Filbert
Seventh
$5 Jersey Pantalettes
Pretty, practical gfoc aTkO
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and nt this small
sum. truly cco-
wrtrrtirjll.
Two attractiv MtyltM in iwo-tone
tfftcti, wanttd colon ahd black.
Ankle lensth with double elastic tuft
nnd deep plnlted rufne. One aketchtd.
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i $8 Mcstaline Petticoats, $5.98 1
Newest colors. Plaited ume and silk
underlay. tAt Brothers Second Floor
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Men's Overcoats & Suits
Sale Cqntinues! Closing Out Maker's Reserve Lots!
$40 Suits & Overcoats
$30
$50 Suits & Overcoats
$3R50
A full fourth less than the prices at which we would have to sell them if we had
bought when most retailers did.
The fabrics in tho $80 suits' and over
coats are the equal of those found in $40
garments and they're in this sale at $80.
The workmanship on every garment is of the highest order
and varied, ranging from young men's to conservative models.
The $38.50 lot is distinguished by
costly extra touches of refinement in tail
oring and finish.
the styles are smart
TIJE SUITS
Worsteds, eossimeroa, tweeds, cheviots.
Single- and Double-Breasted
Fancy' mixtures, stripe effects, check patterns
and handsome plaids.
THE OVERCOATS
Chesterfields in Oxford gray, with velvet,collar.
' Ulsters and Ulaterettes
Meltons, ciieviots, tweeds; in rich browns,
grays, and heather mixtures;
Suits lined with fine mohair; overcoats with satin, serge, "plaid back" or blanket linings.
Men's Famous Kirschbaum Suits & Overcoats. $40 to $65
Boys' Suits. Overcoats. Polo Coats & Mackihaws &A A t,fl F 4()
viv,Wia
Many suits have extra pair of trousers,
Single and double-breasted Norfolk styles also little
boys' novelty suits.
Sizes for all boys, 2V tn 8 years
Overcoats of fine woolens in a wide i
variety of colors and styles single- and i
double-breasted; belted and plain.
TAt nrothm Second Floor, 7th St.
Men'sShirtslHalfPrice!
Thousands more new boxes opened for this phenomenal
$100,000 event! Held in reserve because there has been no
room for them heretofore.
Celebrated "Stetson" and "Oafencf" Brands
made by Nathan Faggen & Sons, this cityv,
Half the regular price, because congested freights and
delayed deliveries caused cancellation of dealers' orders.
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$12, $14 & $16 Handsome
High Grade Silk Shirts
Eagle Brothers'
Crepe do Chine and
Heavy Satin Stripe
Brohdcloth.
Rich colorings on
white.
$ff.95
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$4.50 & $5 Anderson's
Madras Shirts, $2.95
Plain and jacquard weaves in
two-tone.
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$3 & $4 Printed Rep
Shirts, $2.35
Finest imported English rep,
also very popular Russian cord
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$5, $6 & $7 Woven tfl 1C
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With Fibre Silk Stripes
SHn strines and Jacauard on plain, erepo or corded madras
I irroimds. BcautHui stripea paiiems aiso a iew piamc
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S3 & $3.50 Printed Madras Shirts, $1.95
Crepe and corded effects witn coiorea stripes.
$5 & 1U dnangnai
Tub Silk Shirts, $4.95
Aiso fine domestic tub Bilks.
Black-and-white, blue-and-whlte,
green-and-white nnd tan-and-whlte
stripes.
lain colors
.
$4 & $4.50 Woven
Madras SJiirts, $2.65
Broad to tiny pin-stripe pat
terns. TAt Drothira Wrst Floor, 7th St.
Lovely Waists
$4,98
Three Special Groups!
Every model might fittingly
be marked higher in fact,
they cost the maker close to
what we hare tagged them.
Georgette
Saturday news that deserves particular attention Wonderful opportunities for satisfaction and saving in choosing women's and misses' wear
Misses' Stunning Dresses! Specially Featured
$4.98
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Waists
Have em
broidered frill and
collar,
g and
lone
ftf sleeves.
Flesh,
white and
navy.
Overblouses
Of fine and fashionable materials, including!
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tricotinc, sorgo, satin, tricolette and georgette.
Rich autumnal color
ings. Straightline, Rus
sian blouse and tunic i
models. Wool embroid-
cring lends artistic fin-1
ishing touches to many I
styles and rich braiding '
dds beauty to others.
Illustrated.
They are very
uruiueruu in sen
elaborately em
and contrastine
wool yarns and thoy tie gracefully
in the back. Wanted suit shades.
One sketched.
Crepe do Chine Waists
Chic tailored
vertiblo collar
Colored stripes.
Lit Brother
models with con
and turned cuffs.
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Misses' Serge Tailored Suits, $25
Show belted jacket effectively trimmed with silk
braid. Also full wool models in sports style. Sketched.
a a a a a a
Mioses' Warm Winter Coats, $29.75
Of polo sllvertone in brown, reindeer, suchow and navy.
These loose-hanging styles have large cape coJlar, roomy
pockets and bone buttons. Sketched.
Misses' Velour Suits, $37.50
Have ripple jacket prettily stitched, slashed pockets, con
vertible collar and silk lining. Skirts are l'kewise smart In
every line. Pictured.
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Women's Suits, Superb Values, $29.75
Of velour in reindeer, navy and brown. The jackets I
h.va Inmo Vinck. cnnvprtihle collar nnd fnnev stitchlntr. I
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Women s veiour voais, y.o
Long shawl collar and deep cuffs of handsome seal fur,
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Dashing new models with box plhit in back, narrow belt and figured silk lining
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SWINGING ON WITH INTEREST UNABATED
THE SENSATIONAL $310,000 CLOSE-OUT OF SHOES
Women's $12 to S18 Shoes
Morn than one hundrei .N.I fifty styles
products of more than a score of Amer
ica's leading makers.
Blark, beaver, bronze, Havana brown, field
mouse or taupe.
l.ncA and hutton stvles in natent coltskin, tan
Russia calfskin, gun-metal and soft finished kidskin.
Some have contrasting tops.
Military, Louis or Cuban heels and hand-welted
turned soles. Sizes 2 to 8. Widths AA to D.
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Lot 1 Samples from the
Harry uo.,
Tan Russia or gun-metal calf, genuine
Famous T. D.
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(cordovan, brown or black glazed kid and patent I
coltskin. Sizes Chi to 7'4, B width. 1
Lot 2 Fine Tan Shoes from Weber llroa.,
North Adams, Mass.
Sizes fi to' 11 in lot; widths, B, C and D.
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Misses' & Children's $5 to $6 Shoes, $3.95
fan Russin calf, gun-metal calf, patent colt. etc. Sizes 8M, to 2.
Misses' & Children's $3.5U Boys' .ov 10 o.ou i 'i.oo
shoes J C
to $4.50 Shoes, $2.95
Gun-metal, tan Cordo and patent
colt. Sizes 8Mi to 2.
Shoes J
Tan cordo and gun-metal.
1 to fi. First Floor,
Sizes
North .
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$3.50 to $6
Shoes, $2.45
Gun-metal calf,
patent colt, tan
and gray leather.
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Women's $3.50
to $4.50 Shoes,
$1.95
Oiin-metnl calf, pat
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All sixes In lot
I Boys' $3 and $4
Shoes, $2.29
Onn-metal calf Sliea
1 to ( In lot
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$2.50 to $3.5U Shoes
White nubuck, tan and black kidskin and patent colt
skin. Champagne- ami nun tops. Mzes i to H.
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Lamps &
Shades
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One Day Only !
S:; $14.98
Shade
lleasy i"e, lth
piano polish Silk
poplin ahaden tn
beautiful slmdas of
roso, blue and
Bold, trimmed with
ellk frlnife. Klx
ttirea for gas or
electilclty,
Third Floor
Lovely
$9 to $50
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An entire sample line from
one of New York's most
prominent manufacturers at
50c on the dollar.
Of rich, heavy
crepe de chine,
crepe meteor and
Georgette crepe.
Some are fasci
natingly combined
with laces, ruf
fles, pockets, fancy
collars nnd cuffs,
buds, ribbons and
tassels.
Note how attrac
tive the breakfast
coats and coatee
models' are; also
how new and cap
tivating the slip
over and sllpon
models. Three pictured.
Negligees
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Phenomenal Sale of
Dainty Silk Chemise
We had the good for
tune to purchase them
for very much less than
the manufacturer's reg
ular price he wanted
immediate cash !
$3 Values $5 Values
$1.98$3.98.
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Twenty - five beautiful
styles developed from crepe
de chine and satin and ex
quisitely trimmed with fine
laces, Gcovpette crepe antl
ribbonB. Some tailored
styles, too. Four pictured.
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Half Price ! PeniisylvaniaVacuum Cup" CordTires
A new shipment gives thousands more Philadelphia motorists, a chance to share in the greatest tire sale ever held
uenume, Urand-New, First Grade Tires, Nationally-Known and Famous
n,,M.;, X:. ." " BVry , ine maKe.r ha" ,,n nnntl 50 t,,ey F "ke room foi
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Non-Skid Cords: Guaranteed 6000 Miles
Closeout at fiOc on the dollar-
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Sixe Reg. Price Sale Price
32x34 $42.95
32x4
$21.50
iiil $27.20
Size
33x4
34x4
Reg. Price Sale Price
$56Q0 $28.00
$574. $28.70
-federal tdx included.
Sixe
33x5
Ren. Price Sale Price
$76-60 $38.30
36x4'2 $67.80.33 90
Site
35x5
37x5
Reg. Price Sate Price
80 35 $40.20
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