Evening public ledger. (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, October 23, 1920, NIGHT EXTRA, Page 13, Image 13

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Thermo Heater Co.
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miles: five 'cord tiros; bumper:
wind shield wings; special
COWl lights ifi I o.vu
Bigelow-WUIey Motor Co.
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Postoffice Service .
A courts to prepare man for examination!
for postal clerka and carrier will com
mence Monday, October ,23 at 7:30 o'clock.
Courae will bo completed In time for January
elimination.
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Central Hullulnr USl Arch Street
SHOP WITH
STORE
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Easy Terra
FRAMBES & CLARK
1112 Chestnut St., Phtla.
MO Guarantee Tr. nida, Atlantlo CItT
SO N. Third St.. Camden
LOWER PRICES T0!
WIRE YOUR
HOME OH
12 MONTHLY
PAYMENTS
FIXTURES INCLUDED
DecrraartT'oTrrhead dne to larcer J
tolume of business Is the canae.
WHALEN-CROSBV !
140 North 11th St.
ILIlnre 20 & 21 & Walnut 2062 & 2008LU
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THOS. SAVILL'S SONS
1310 W.IIXACK STREET
"I wouldn't
take $1000
forthatidea--"
That's what' A. M.' White
scarver, of Baxter Springs,
Kan., says about a plan
which he originated in con
nection with the stimulation
of Christmas trade.
Could you use rabbits to
increase clothing sales?
M. L. Parker & Co., in Dav
enport, la., did it and now
rabbit week" is one of the
business times of the year
m this store.
Do you know why
sales are lost?
A big New York department
store investigated 200 Bell
ing failures and the results
of this analysis are interest
ing in the extreme.
- The $1,000 idea, the details
of the "rabbit week," the
analysis of lost sales and
scores of other articles of
direct dollar s-and-cents
value to all retail merchants
appear in the current issue
of the
Retail Public Ledger
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BMd- V..R?om 218- PuMlo Ledger
lub&i '.""fclPhto. Pa., for a year's
-of $ mT2i semimonthly copies
Uw ill bu8'n8-bulldlng magazine,
j only periodical of its kind in the
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25,000 Pairs of
Women's High Shoes
Ultra Fashionable Fall and Winter Styles on Sale Monday
At Less Than Half Their Real Prices!
- The supreme value-giving sale of the year, an event even surpassing this store's three previous phenomenal
disposals of footwear a sale offering values absolutely without parallel in the merchandising annals of Philadelphia. .
Actual $8, $10, $12, $14, $16 Values
Three of America's most celebrated manufacturers
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Several thousand pairs are the product of the
i nree or America s most, ceieoratea manuiacturers O 1 IV T 1 t several tnousana pairs are the product of the
of exclusive footwear firms whose names we are not OQ,A lVlOIlCKlV I famous Val Duttenhofer's Sons Co., Cincinnati, Ohio,
permitted to publish have turned , immense surplus JZI " and the mammoth stock assembled for this sale also in-
stocks over to us for spot cash, at eludes sDecial ourchases from Dan.
price concessions that enable us to l7 mm wmmssr Cohen Co., Cincinnati: T. Heilbrunn
sell these shoes 'at this phenomenal
low figure.
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& Sons, Rochester, N. Y., and
Bleecker Shoe Co., New York City.
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Ctunning new high-cut lace models and a host of button styles some with contrasting
tops ana pretty pearl buttons. Excellent workmanship throughout, typical of the
best master craftsmen. Leathers include practically every favored skin, from the
daintiest kid and soft-finished suedes to the sturdy, serviceable calfskins.
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;Tan calfskin Patent coltskin
Gun-metal calf Brown kidskin
Koko calfskin Black kidskin
Rich two-tone effects are shown, including patent colt
skin with varied tops, including fawn kidskin, fabric, moire
and brown kid; also bronze kid with satin quarters and
black kidskin with gray kidskin tops.
Hand-turned and welted soles. Heels of every
Height leather or covered Louis, baby Louis,
straight Cuban, military and low heels.
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Gray kidskin Beaver brown kidskin
Black suede Field mouse kidskin
Gray suede Bronze kidskin
Every pair of shoes in the sale is perfect and new
they are the surplus production of this season's finest lines
and highest grade makes, and are fresh from the boxes in
which they were packqpl when made.
Sizes 2 to 8; widths AA to D. You can be
assured that there will be a model that will
please you, and a size that will fit your foot.
,We are justly proud of our achievements in the three previous sales we have held since we became pioneers in a
movement to obtain lower prices for" high-grade footwear and this marks our greatest triumph!
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attend this sale Monday morning will find that these values
surpass any offered in years by this Store or 4my store.
We Have Brought Prices Down;
fcven Below Pre-War Levels
Extra salespeople as well as additional space
three hundred and fifty trained, intelligent
and eager helpers will be here to serve you.
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Eager throngs of women who attended our previous
sales overcrowded even our spacious regular shoe sections,
hence the tremendous additional space provided Monday.
Entire First Floor Shoe Section
and in the Subway Store
All sizes arranged on tables for convenient
choosing. Mail and phone orders filled to the
best of our ability Lit Brothers.
See Our
Special Window
Display
During This
Great Sale
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