n-jw r ; " a,w:.rsrrm iw m iavwaNiimmn MjnmmwmiiawrvmmwmmTiwr s srmmmm it k if X I $ t EVENING' PTJBEtQ WOMEN OF G IP. BEGINTR1RM0NDAY Ten Speakers Will Cover Twolve Counties in Intensive Speak tng Campaign MRS. MELICK IS MANAGER Twelve counties will bo covered by the ten women who leave Philadelphia Monday for n speaking campaign in the Interests of Senator Harding and Gov ernor Coolidgo. Tho trip will last until October 80. It will be under the aus pices of tho Republican women's com alttea of Pennsylvania. Lillian Russell, in private lifo Mrs. Alexander P. Moore, wife ot n Pitts burgh publisher, will be one of tho speakers. Tho affair will not he n ''pink-tea" one, as tho women speakers will travel night and day to cover their scheduled territory. Mrs. Elmer K. Mclick, organizer for tho stato committee, will manage the squadron. The first stop will be made at Reading. Other towns to be visited by the campaigners aro: Alicntown, October 39; Stroudsburg, October 20; Easton, October 21; Carbondalc, October 22; Hcranton. October 22: Wllket-Uorre, October 23; Hazlcton, October 23; Ber wick, October 2." : IiloomMnirg, October 25; Danville. October 25; Snnburv, October 20; Pottsville, October 27; Mt. Oarmel, October 27; Harrlsburg, Oc tober 23; York, October 20. Members of the squadron will Include Mrs. Barclay II. Wnrburton, Mrs. J. Willis Martin, Mrs. Gifford Pinchot, Mrs. I. H. O'Harra, Mrs. Mellck. Mrs. Joseph N. Snellenburg, Mrs. Thomas Robins, Mrs. Charier) N. Gorton, Mrs. John J. O'Brien, formor major of Moora Haven, Tla., and Lillian Rus sell. Miss T. S. Thompson, of 40-10 Spruce street, the youngest lawyer In the city, yesterday Joined the kpeakcrs' bureau. Miss 'llmmpxon Informed Mrs, Joseph X. Snellenburg, chairman of tho bu reau, that slio Is propared to deliver speeches in any section of the state. CITY DEATH RATE LOW Philadelphia Leads All Others Ex cept New York Philadelphia stands second only to New York among the cities of tho At lantic seaboard in the matter of low death records for the week ending Oc tober 0, figures mado public today by the Bureau of Census show. New York with nn nvcrago of 0.3 per thousand Is low, while Philadelphia has 10.5 per thousand. The records for other cities are: Boston, 12; Baltimore, 11.0; Jer sey City, ll.-l; Pittsburgh, 11.3; Richmond, 18.2; Trenton, 20.1, and Washington, 12. BLASTING SHAKES CITY Workmen Cause 'Mysterious Explo sions' Heard Today and Yesterday Hundreds of person called up the electrical bureau nt City Hall this morniug and c.terdu morning to learn If tliolr lincl been serious exntoslotiN at nny of the arsenals or explnshu plants In or near I'miatfcipma. Three distinct repoits were henrd for several miles iu the city esterday. and similar leports were beard agaiu this morning. They were mused by workmen blast inz at the site of the now art museum near the Spring Gaideu street entrance to Fuirmount Park. WOMAN IS ROBBED OF $1527 BY MOVER North Myrtlewood Stroot Resi dent's Money and Bonds Re covered After Chase SAYS HE HIT HER AND FLED A woman was knocked down nnd robbed of $1G27 In cash nnd Liberty Bonds by a man who was moving furni ture for her nt 1412 North Myrtlewood street. Stanley Knowlcs, of Reno street near Twenty-seventh, Is alleged to have made the nttack. Ho was caught near Twenty-sixth nnd Cabot streets after a long chase. The money was recovered. Knowlcs had been hired for the day to help Mrs. Mary Ampluo move Ho worked steadily yesterday morning. In tho nftcrnoon he learned tho woman had the money nnd bonds with which sho intended making tho first payment on her new home. Knowlcs saw Mrs. Amplno place a bag containing the money nnd bonds In a basket. Later tho woman missed the bag. She accusod Knowlcs of tho theft. He is alleged to hnvo struck her on the jaw nnd fled from the houso. The woman rnu into tho street nnd screamed for help. Patrolman Hartman, of tho Twenty-eighth and Oxford streets sta ton. heard the shoutR nnd saw Knnwles fleeing. Ho pursued and captured the man. iChargc Accounts Invited! JMail Orders Filled! Illustrated Catalogue Free on Request Mason & DeMany izi5 Chestnut Street Furs and Millinery Over - manufacturing, because we expected to open our big, new second floor over two months ago, has resulted in our becoming greatly overstocked. To reduce stocks we announce the most compelling price concessions for tomorrow! A SMALL DEPOSIT WILL RESERVE YOUR PURCHASE Four Special Groups of Fur Coats (62 Only) Fur Coats Special for Tomorrow Only Coats of Hair Seal, Marmot, Canadian Seal, French Seal, Rus sian Pony, Leop ard Cat and Si berian Wolf, with largo shawl col lar nnd cuffs of c o n t ra&ting or self fur. 100-00 Regularly 115.00 to 165.00 t' 43 Only) ur Coats Special for Tomorrow Only Coats of French Seal, Natural Marmot, Hair Seal, Leopard Cat, Russian Pony and Siberi an Wolf. Collars nnd cuffs o f Skunk, Austra lian Seal, Austta liun Opossum, Natural Raccoon and Fiench Seal. In s p o i t b and 34 -length models. 145-00 Reqularlt 195.1)0 to 225.00 f 32 Only) ur Coats Special for Tomorrow Only Choice of Jap M i n k, Natural Raccoon, Hudson Seal, Fiench Soal or Natural Musk rat. Some have eollais and cuffs of Skunk, Beaver, Natural Squirrel or A u s t r a 1 i an Seal; others are self trimmed. In sports nnd three quarter length models. 245-00 Regularly 295.00 to 315.00 (29 Only) Fur Coats Special for Tomorrow Coats of Mole skin, Natural Squirrel, Hudson Seal, Nutria, Nat ural Raccoon, Australian Opos sum, Jap Mink with large shawl collars and cuffs of the fashionable contrasting o r self fur in sport and thrce-qunrter length models. 325-00 Regularly 395.00 to 125.00 Fur Coats Marmot 89.50 Hudson Seal 165.00 Trim'd French Seal. .175.00 Natural Muskrat . . . 175.00 Trim'd Hudson Seal. 295.00 Broadtail Coats 345.00 French Seal Wraps.. 345.00 Natural Squirrel.... 375.00 Trimmed Leopard... 395.00 Hudson Seal Wraps. 495.00 Caracul Wraps 550X0 Taupe Car'ul Wraps. 845.00 Extra Size Pur Coats up to 50 Bust. Clioker Scarfs Special 14-50 Regularly 22J50 Naturul Squirrel, Rac coon, Australian Opos sum, Fitch, Jap Mink, Brown Fox, Brown Wolf. Chokers and Scarfs Special 24-50 Regularly 35.00 to 45.00 Handsome silky Fox or Wolf Hoari In the popular animal style In Taupe, Black or Drown or Choker Scarfs ot Natural Mink, Jap Ko linsky or Btonu .Marten Scarfs Taupe Wolf 14.50 Brown Wolf 14.50 Black Wolf 14.50 Cross Fox 34.50 Ermine 39.50 Red Fox 44.50 Taupe Fox 49.50 Brown Fox 49.50 Black Fox 49.50 Beaver 54.50 White Fox 59.50 Fisher 79.50 g,aER-PHir1BglAV ;ffBIPAX - OOTOBBB lfy lli CI DC Af Amur ntMntii 1 Tf i J ik..i .k..l lift- .tM twill ,1rafWi. Thfwlftwrlnttnn rift bCCD r ' A - , ' v- y ', "- - ' ' v W . t I i M Special Fur Stoles 79-50 Regularly HOMO to 125.00 A remarkable col lection of Jap Mink, Bkunk, Australian O p o a u m MolD, Nutria. Squirrel or Hudson Seal. Ml - tjf!llljJlHCT f- Kiddies' Furs ! Headi i Floor: ! Headquarters on our Enlariroi Second inordinary Values for Saturday. 1 Sets Titer Oanuy .... TRUD9 uonsy White Coney Fawn Coney Kd JTOX Natural Squirrel .... SrEOXAT. s.so 6.05 7.50 7,75 12.50 10.75 Coats . flrr.ciAL White Coney 51.50 Brown Coney 69.50 Taupo Lamb .... os.SO Natural Coney eo.so Wild Cat bb.50 Squirrel Coney Bi.so Special Fur Sets 98-50 Regularly 125.00 to 150.00 Of Croaa Fox, Beaver, Skunk, Black Lynx. Taupe, Brown or Black Fox, Jap Mink or Natural Squirrel liberty Bonds and Purchasing Agents' .Orders Accepted! FIRE ALARMS RESIDENTS Engines 8ummoned to Extinguish Blaio at 1810 Do Lancey Plaeo A flrri In tho homo of Warner J. Steel, 1810 Do Lnneev nlnrn ranuJ . ,.. bcr of prominent riMii f (. neighborhood to leave their homes last CVeninK When thn plnnrtnv fl- t..H. disturbed thcra nt their dinners. J.ho belt of a dlsh-wnshlng machine In tho basement nf thn Rtri i.m. t. enmo Ignited from a spnrklna motor. Servants attempted to extinguish tho blnze, but wcro driven out by the stifling smoko nnd nn alarm wi turned In. The llrcmcn quickly put out the flro with Uttlo damago to tho property. 'INSPECTOR' PROVES THIEF Examines Radiators In HouseThen Leaves With Qema A-stinmJ,'??1,cctor" entered the house 1 i " uu sum no must in spect tho radiators. He tanned nbont finally Mrs. Klllner, uho noticed the founds tho ninn hod left u-lth nn.u valued at $200. " " r a Tr- K wItli s& HvW '4P" l JBm x ( w3e V Your friends know! 40 pure S. Kind & tSOnS, lUO Chestnut St J sugar wafers of assorted diamond MEnciiXNTS-BWELnns siLVEn8MiTH3 CaN, flavors Delightfully crispl 1 CS " glcmd Confectionary CO I , . B. UIBK'rBaVln a HI (MM. ISC IBUHBi jbbhi wk Eleventh and Market Streets Ho is described as about fifty years Twcll dressed. Th description has been J, five feet ten Inches In height, and given the police. Gold Veil Pins In accord with present fash ion we have assembled a splen did collection of veil pins in a variety of designs. One of 14-kt. gold daintily engine-turned $3.25. Extraordinary Announcement for Saturday Look for the Genuine "Salt s" Label in Every Goat Greatest Sale Salt's Fur Fabric Coats Ever Held in Philadelphia! The Coat Event of the Season! Great Purchases of these World-Famous Coats at Savings So . Extraordinary That Evenj Fashionable and Economical Woman Slwuld Be Prompted to Invest in One of These Coats NOW! itmm. .,r h .igssSftV r-rr ... 43&v? .?a RBRi&fl3ll Over 750 Genuine SALTSZXOATS Values Up to $75 KropsQEFjiil So beautiful is the tex-' ture of SALT'S fur fab rics that it would re quire the closest exami nation to discover the difference between one of these and a real fur coat. Coats like these at $48 mark the readjustment of prices and establish a new epoch in values. Not in many seasons have such fine fur fabric coats been offered at such a price. Kit Coney, Australian and Skunk Opossum Trimmed Tho expert designing; tho faultless tailoring and workmanship as well as tho deep pilo fur fabrics nro earmarks of superior ity associated usually with garments of real skin. FIRST FLOOR "Salfs" Behring Seal "Salfs" Peco Seal Plush "Salt's" Sealskin " ctte "Salfs" Yukon Seal "Salfs" Esqui- mette Plush "Salfs" Seal Plush $37.50to$42.50 SALT'S PECO PLUSH CO A TS Graceful of line, generously de signed coats finished with the precision of costly fur coats. Choose yours tomorrow you may never again duplicate these values. IS SlSS Z Z&g, CouU fn,hioned of genuine Salt', . ... . muo wuup auiraay at $Z5.UO. MD F-mm Epjuc mIwMH i ? !ftjW,n'rj, i.. ,., .V . .. .,.,!.; c , r,',.n. '
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