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1 Republicans of Camden will close
their campaign tonight with meetings
In the Klibth ward, another In Pen
Milken, township, one at Lawnsldc nnd
meeting for1 Hebrews t Wlldoy Ilall,
1U be addressed by County Clerk Tat
teron, candidate for Congress; City
Clerk Ilrown, candidate for county
clerk; State Senator Haines, candidate
for register of deeds; Isaiah' Hatch,
candidate for sheriff; Assemblyman
nalln'orth, candidate for state senator,
and others.
onicc wio urgiDninc or inc campaign
inc itepuDican cnnuwnies navo oecn
On the llimri rnvprinif nit hf hi ilUfrWa
within Camden county. Special atten
tion also, has been given to the women
ki who are, to vote for the first time. Club
meetings for the women have been held
and entertainments given. A woman's
. Republican executive committee 'has
been holding forth at Broadway and
Itenson street, where meetings have been
held, llh women as the speakers,
Democrats of Camden also close their
rsjnnaieu with noon mpctlnes in dif
ferent, parts of the city and the county'
iqaar; , ino nominees niso navo Deen
moving from one end of the county to
- tho other, but it has been admitted that
the, meetings hnvc not been as largely
,. nttended as the meetings held by the
-nepublicans. About tho only hope the
' Democrats have In Camden is to elect
, fcevcral of their candidates for city
Council.. As to the other part of the
ticket they have been in the habit of
being stamped by their opponents, and
1, with the 'women voting the Republican
majorities are expected to be much
'' larger. f
,' Some.of the active party men are pre-
- dieting a majority of about 18,000 for
the' Republican nominees.
Tho candidates are as1 follows: Re
publican' Congress, F. P. Patterson,
Jr. ; . etato senator, Joseph F. Wall
- worth;' Assembly, J. Heullngs Coles,
"tt'Illfard T. Gibbs nnd T. Harry Row-
1 land;' sheriff, Isaiah Hatch; county
clerk', William D. Ilrown; register of
deeds; Joshua Haines; coroner, Dr. C.
A. Rardsley.
Democratic Congress, William P.
Kramer; state senator, Samuel Shny;
Assembly, Edward Barrett,- Alvin B.
. Pitman and llcrtha Shippen Irving;
sheriff, Victor King ; county clerk, John
' t Miller; register of deeds, John T.
Clenry;. coroner, Neall M. Alcott.
Wills Probated Today
.Four wills, aggregating sums amount?
Ins' to more than $34,000, were pro
bated today in the office of the register
' of wills. The wills probated were as
follows: Charles S. Gardiner, Penn
sylvania Jlospitnl, $3030; John Fnl-
Ion, 1730 Norrls street, $5200; Clar
ence K. Ilnll, 0110 Media street, $0100,
.and John W. Nobray. 1C0" North Six
ty -flrst street, 515,845.
W. E. Crow, .of State Commit-
toe, Makes Last Appeal
to People
William H. Crow, chairman of the
Republican state committee, has Issued
a final appeal to tho voters to support
the wholo Republican state ticket.
. Addrossed "To all Pcnnsylvanians,"
Mr. Crow's appeal follows:
"Steadfastly declining to consent to
a surrender of the sovereignty and In
dependence of the United States to an
alien supor-state in Europe, or to grant
it authority to nullify the constitutional
rlthts and prerogatives of Congress, or
to permit our wealth" of blood and
treasure to bo employed at will 'In the
protection of Imperialism in Europe and
Asia, tho voters of Pennsylvania realize
as never before the sacred and binding
character of their obligations to the
state and nation.
"No less do they appreciate the time
liness of tho opportunity and the im
perative duty l'o put a. atop, to prodigal
expenditure and wanton wasto in the ad
ministration of national affairs: to take
steps to liquidate the appalling war
debt ; to release the people from a bur
densome, vicious, costly, penalizing and
sectional syston) of direct taxation nnd
supplant It by a protective income from
the billions of Imports: to make a peace
that will be lasting; to cut America
loose from foreign entanglements and
complications; to restore domestic hap
plnoss nnd tranquility to our 'people;
to Insure security of life, property,
government and the nrlvlleecs of citi
zenship ; to safeguard tho just rights of
labor, capital, business,, agriculture
and the manifold forms of Industry ; to
secure fair' treatment for the men who
in poriods of dlro emergency donned
the uniform of soldiers and sailors and
offered themselves a willing sacrifice to
sustain our country's honor, and to
divest tho nation of autocracy in gov
ernment and return . it to the people
from whom all authority comes."
MEmmammMmmmiBA
Men or Women
Yon rflll find here all the latest
etrlrs In luperb quality and
aperlor rrorkmanihlp at price
that are actually loner than In
many cash itorca.
Open Man., Fri. & Sat. Evgt.
Open a Charge Account
"' Pay Small Amount Weekly
CHAPIRO'C
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44 South. 8tk Street-
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AnVKKTlSronEST ADTERT1SKMKXT
If you have a product to sell that is better than others of its
kind, it. is your duty to bring it to tho attention of your fellow
citizens. In this belief, proprietors of tho Chestnut Street Shops
Join in telling you through this column of the merits of their wares.
"W
ELL, if
pay $10
have nil my clothes
said
could afford to
for a suit, I'd
cus-
a business man
I paid
tom-tailored,"
the other day,
"How much do you think
for this?" queried the other.
' "Oh, a hundred easily. Maybo a
little more."
"Just exactly fifty. I had it made
by Chas. Adams Co., 1017 Chestnut,
I find their prices more reasonable
and they use good cloth. Just look
at the quality of this. Tiie color's
good, too. This is the first suit I've
had mado that my wife has approved,
so you know it must be pretty good
looking." "I'll oay it's good-looking," assent
ed the other. Did you say the place
is open, in the evenings Mondays
and Saturdays? 111 stop in tonight."
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"PW fortunate it is that I am
able to ten you louay oi a
wonderful opportunity to se
cure a good-looking winter coat. It
is of soft bolivia in navy, tan or
taupe, beautifully tailored and most
effectively trimmed with stitching,
and its price is but $75. It is lined
with silk of excellent quality nnd
warmly interlined. At "Millards,"
1337- Chestnut Street nnd 127 South
Thirteenth Street, where I saw the
coat, I saw also some very good
looking woolen plaid skirts. An un
usHial one that I thought particular
ly attractivo whs of blue and henna
plaid. A smarHooklhg tailored
shirt of pongee or a striped crepe do
chine blouse with white collar and
cuffi edged with n tiny plaited frill
would look decidedly chic with the
skirt.
TT'S not too early, really, to be
xtEkinp out your Christmas list;
particularly if you aro including
ewelry in it, and, of course, you are.
t is much wiser to secure Bailey,
Banks & Blddle Company's gift book,
and check off your selections, than
to wait until thoso busy days just
before Christmas, when you may not
be able to find exactly what you
Wont. The stocks in all departments
art most complete at present, but
it is only fair to tell you that dupli
cation in many lines, especially of
imported articles, will be well-nigh
impossible. The 1921 Gift Book will
pe issued early in November and
'.vH be mailed upon request. Illus
trating as 'it does the newest and
ist unusual things in jewelry,
, hes, silver, etc., ft is replete with
SOME men are finding those
knitted wool sweater coats just
about right for wear on the
links. They take the placo of a coat
and give a greater amount of free
dom. I saw some at the store of
MacDonald & Campbell. 1334-36
Chestnut Street, which I thought
particularly good-looking. Those at
tractive heather shades look so well
with tho tweed knickers. There is a
wonderful variety of colors at Mac
Donald & Campbell's, and it goes
without saying, of course, that they
are of excellent quality. Many
women college girls particularly
like these sweater coats for outdoor
wear. They aro fine for golf wear
at this time of year and they're just
the things to slip into after a basket
ball game, or while you are waiting
your turn to join in the game.
NCE you havo used an electric
iron you wonder how you ever
worrieu along wttnout one.
And you will find that it pays to buy
tho best. An iron like tho American
Beauty, in which only the best ma
terials are used, will outlast one of
poorer construction, and then, too,
there are points of design to be con
sidered. The American Beauty has
an extra-large ironing surface; rt is
well balanced, so that it does not tire
tho arm or wrist; it has a comfort
able wood handle that never gets
hot, and its cutaway nose gives a
better view of the work and makes
tho ironing of tucks, etc., much
easier. Even these are but a few
of its merits. To appreciate fully
its superiority, you should examine
the iron for yourself at the store of
J. Franklin Miller, 1612 Chestnut St.
T T AVE pumps and slippers ever
I been quito so attractive
o
as
I was
looking for a pair of slippers to wear
with a biacK
they aro this season?
evening gown, and
Iv difficult to decid
tween three different styles of black
satin slippers at the second-floor
shop of Del Mar & Company, 1211
Chestnut Street. Finally, I chose a
pair with straps crossed at the in
step. A pair of bronzo slippers in
this same style would look very
smart with n brown suit and hat.
Just a word about sports shoes.
Those who like the good-looking
brogues that every one seems to be
wearincr theso davs will be interested
in those which I saw at the Del Mar
Shop. Some have the pointed xoe
which .many- find becoming, 'and they
In ALL Departments Many Things Reduced
In Many Departments ALL Things Reduced
The value of the merchandise marked at reduced prices for this great Sale runs into the millions of dollars, and the bona fide savings
to our customers, will total hundreds of thousands. The goods in the Sale are new, fresh, up-to-date stocks bought for this autumn and
winter season, and the reductions, in nearly every instance, are' reductions fromrour own fair prices of this season. But we are glad
to note that many manufacturers are coming forward with goodjmerchandise at lower prices than they have been quoting and we take
advantage of all worth-while concessions and reductions for our customers. Buy all the merchandise you need NOW.
150 Jersey Dresses
Special at $22.50
Made to Sell for $32.50
. All new, fresh goods, and an extraor
dinary value. Two beautiful models,
handsbmely embroidered; one in the
divided-tunic style. shown'in the sketch;
note the fashionable flat basque-bodice
sashed in the back, the trim, snug-fitting
long sleeves, and the slender, well-tailored
lines of tho tunic. The other is a straight
line; long tunic model, elaborately em
broidered. Navy, Flemish blue, brown,
Burgundy and taupe.
New Serge Dresses
Special at $19.75
In navy, brown end black. Five smart
models, in straight-line, long-waisted, distended
pocket and attractive girdle effects. Trimmed
with fiat braid, silk embroidery, braid and gilt
thread embroidery and smart stitching. Sizes
34 to 46. .
Afternoon Dresses
Reduced
Were $35 to $175, now $25 to $135
A large and varied collection, including lace, crepo meteor, crepe
Georgette, taffeta, mignonetto and crepe .Russc, many elaborately
beaded and embroidered models, others' exceedingly simple, but most
effective models for all types. AH sizes in the lot, but in many in
stances only one model of a kind. Black and all fashionable shades.
jj ) Strawbrldce & Clothier Second Floor, Srarket Street
Men's Winter Overcoats All Reduced
Were $40.00 to $122,50 Now $28.50 to $84,00
This is the most extraordinary proposition that has ever been made at this season of any year inour history. We
gathered a vast and splendidly comprehensive stock from the best manufacturers in America, had it all marked at FAIR,
MODERATE PRICES, when indications of some break in the manufacturing market appeared. Although no October
reduction in wholesale prices affected "the goods, we own, we meet the conditions immediately and mark our ENTIRE
STOCK at a sacrifice of tens of thousands of dollars.
Every English Overcoat, every Hart, Schaffner & Marx Overcoat, every Stein-Bloch Overcoat,
every "Alco" Overcoat, and all Overcoats from other manufacturers, in this great Sale at reduced prices!
Montagnacs, Worumbo Coatings, Care's Meltons, English Fleece Fabrics, fine Kerseys, Plaids, Checks,
Two-tones very desirable Overcoat fabric, Long Ulsters, Town Ulsters, Ulsterettes, Box Coats,
Chesterfields, Form-fitting Overcoats, single- and double-breasted. A wonderful assortment and won
derful values were $40.00 to $122.50, now $28.50 to $84.00. Among the many unusual values are these
Men's $50.1)0 to $60.00 Overcoats and Ulsters $34.50
Hart, Schaffner & Marx $75.00 Ulsters and Overcoats now $54.00
$35.00 to $95.00 Suits, $25.00 to $71.50
Every man who has not yet bought his Winter Suit should do-so NOW the selection is at its best, and at the
reduced prices the values are truly remarkable. Among the extra-special groups are these
Men's "Alco" and Other Fine Suits, worth $45.00 to $55.00 now $31.50
Men's Hart, Setoff ner & Marx Suits, worth $55.00 now $33.50
$45.00 Worsted Suits now $34.50 Fine $95.0t) Silk-mixed Suits now $71.50
OTHER FEATURES OF THE SALE All our Autumn-weight Overcoats reducednow $28.50 to $59.00. All
Evening Dress and Tuxedo Suits reduced now $25.00 to $71.50. All separate Trousers reduced now $3.50 to $14.76.
Youths' Long-Trousers Suits, were" $45.00, now $34.50. &- strwbride & ciothiei second Floor. Et
November
Victor Records
NOW ON SALE
Btrawbrldue t Clothier
Fifth Floor, Wert
Unique Features-:,
Distinguish . n
Nenro Corsets
The hosts of women who know
the comfort, the durability and
the fashionable lines, of Nemo
Corsets will find a complete line
hore. Also oxperts ore glad, to
assist in selecting the model best
suited to each woman's needs and
to fit the Corset for her.
Nemo Models $5.00 to $25.
Nemo Corsets, Style 425
$4.2& Value $2.95
A low-bust model of strong,
light-weight Usaro cloth in pink
or white. Substantially boned
and cut long over the hips.
Strawbridge & Clothier
Third Floor, Market Street, Weit
$40.00 to $85.00 Coats and
Dolmans, $30.00 to $70.00
Some are special purchases, others arc clearances from our reg
ular stock, and in some instances the garments were made up to our
order ait a price concession, many being adaptations of much higher
priced models.
$40
Nurses' and Maids
UniformsReduced
Correct in style, carefully fin
ished to the last detail:
Now $3.85, were $4.50
Uniforms of plain blue chambray
or blue-and-whito striped ging
ham. With convertible collar and
full-length sleeves.
Now $3.85, were $5.00
Smart Black Cotton Pongee Uni
forms, with white organdie col
lar and turn-back cuffs. ,
Now $4.35, were $5.00
Nurses' White Uniforms of sturdy
uniform cloth. With convertible
collar, pockets and detachable
belt.
Slr&wbrldce & Clothier
Third Floor, Filbert Street, West
The$50Coat-Wrap
Sketched is1 Now
And at $50.00 it -vMMfne of tho best values
of tho season. It iarcJdSrool velour, very fine
and soft, designed ta tgiv'jc tho fashionable oval
silhouette, lined throughout with silk of excellent
quality, nnd finished wilbTa beautiful collar of
nutria. One hundred in Shis lot, in such fash
ionable shades as browjiS, taupes, Fckin, rein
deer and, of course, blade
One Hundred Coats at $30.00
These are also of fine 'wool velour, on dol
man lines, with deep fur-trimmed muffler col
, lars. In all fashionable shades and beautifully
lined.
$85 Fur-Trimmed
Dolmans
Ono hundred beautiful new Dolmans, of high
grade cloths, in all fashionable dark shades, and
high-class in every detail beautiful tailoring,
beautiful linings, nnd nearly all have collar and
cuffs of fur.
About 100 Coats, Remarkable Value' at
Just Been Received but not Unpacked
Detailed Information in this Announcement, but They
Will be Ready Bright and Early To-morrow Morning.
3E1 Strawbrldie & Clothier Second Floor, Centre
$70
$55.00. Have
in Time for
A Special Purchase 'of 800 ) i o p-
New Voile Waists) $4.bo
Regular $3.50 to $4.25 Values
TEN ATTRACTIVE MODELS, nil of sheer white voile,
trimmed with fine embroideries and laces, made with the full-length
sloevcs, and finished with graceful roll collars just the kind of
Waists hundreds of women want to wear with tho tailored suit.
Don't miss these, we can't hope to duplicate them soon again.
-- Btrawbrldre & Clothier Second Floor. Center
Wonderful Reductions in Shoes
Every pair of WOMEN'S HIGH SHOES the newest beautiful effects from Laird,
Schober & Co. and other fine manufacturers, including all our famous Comfort Shoes
and Arch Preserver Shoes now marked at much leas than former prices.
Women's $17.00 to $20.00 High.Shoes $10.75
A most attractive) collection of the smartest new triced
Shoes, patent leather with satin tops, Held mouses kid
Laced Shoes, tan calf, brown cloth-top Luce Shoes, and
many other equally attractivo styles from Laird, Schober
& Co. and from the Jamea A, banister Co,
Women's $10.00 to $12.00 Shoes $7.45
- Dark tan calf Shoes, block buckskin, cloth-top, and
patent leather kid-top Shoes. -
Women's $15.00 Pumps now $9.75
Lazuli Snat Pumps, patent leather, black or brown
Elazed kid, black domino calf.
Women's $13.00 to $15.00 Low Shoes $9.75
Dlnck glared kid, dark brown kid, block domino calf
nnd tnn calf Oxfords, chtstnut brown nnd hl&clc rinmlnn
-calf Pumps.
Women's $10.00 to $14.00 Low Shoes $7.90
Brown or black kid and ton calf Oxfords. Pumps of
black kid with satin quartern, and of tan calf.
All Men's High and Low Shoes Reduced
$21 Brogue Oxfords $17.00
BanUter Oxfords, of Scotch Brain
leather, full wins tips with Hlh
land perforations.
$22.00 High Shoes $17.50
aenulno French calf laced Shoes,
new English lasts.
$20.00 High Shoes $16.00
Oenulne Shell Cordovan: English
last.
Banister High Shoes
o IS Shoes aro now marked at $15,
117 Shoes aro now 113.60.
$16 Shoes ore now marked at $13,
$14 Shoes are now marked $12
$14 High Shoes nowlO.OO
Tan calf and gun-metal caff; Eng
lish last.
$8.50 High Shoes now $6.75
Dark brown leather, wing-tip
Brogue Shoes, with perforated trim
ming and saw-tooth edging, v
Every Pair of Infants', Children's, Misses' and Large
Girls', High Shoes in Our Regular Stock Reduced
at-strMrtrll Clothler-T-UIMh and Filbert Stmts
All Women Who Need New
Suits Should See These in
The General Reduction Sale
Ten, fifteen, twenty, twenty-five dollars these
arc the savings on many of the Suits in the Sale.
For instance
45.00 to $50.00 Suits $35.00
Tweeds, velours, silvertoncs, in various belted
styles, gathered, plnitcd, tucked and button
trimmed. Black, navy, brown, taupe, oxford,
reindeer and plum.
$5,7.50 to- $65.00 Suits $45.00
Fur-trimmed Suits of wool velour nnd silver
tone in navy, brown, reindeer nnd French blue,
also a few in black and oxford gray. Collars of
nutria and scalinc.
$67.50 to $72.50 Suits $47.50
Fur-trimmed nnd embroidered models of wool
velours nnd duvrt do Inine, in black, navy, French
blue, reindeer and brown, nutria and scaline col
lars. One model sketched. v
Suits, Special at $21.75
Smart Belted Outing Suits of jersey in brown,
navy, green, oxford gray and heather mixtures.
Suits, Special at $22.50
Well-tailored Homespun Suits, in block, navy
blue, brown and reindeer shades. Made in belted styles, plaited and
tucked, some trimmed with bone buttons.
- HtrawbHare A Clothier Second Floor, Centra
Men's Hats and Caps Reduced
With tho exception of our Stetson line, nil the Men's Hats and
Caps in our autumn and winter stocks are marked at reductions.
Soft Hats that were $4 to $12 now $2.35 to $9.75
Derby Hats that were $6 to $8 now $4.65 to $6.45
Velour Hats that were $10 to $25 now $5.95 to $19.75
Cloth Hats that were $6 to $8 now $4.75 to $6.45
Men's Caps that were $2.50 to $6 now $L95 to $4.75
B-- Strawbrldso b Clothier Second 1'loor, Market Street, Cast
In the Leather Goods
Store Bags at
Decisive Reductions'
The newest of smart Hand
Bags, practical, sturdy Boston .
many men consider indispensable JI
an tnese irom our carefully
chosen regular stocks, RE
DUCED. (On taxable articles tho
U. S. Tax is included in the prices
nuoted.1
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rurvb nuiiu ru.a, were
$5.75 to $9.98 now $4.85
to $7.50
Beaded Bags, were $1.65 to
$50.68 now $1.00 to $43.50
Duvetine Hand Bags, were
$4.75 to $4.95 now $4.35
Our Entire Stock of Leather
Bags, regularly $5.00 to
$20.70, reduced now $3.85
to $18.50
All Our Brief Cases Re
duced of Cowhide
Leather, were $7.25 to
$34.00 now $6.50 to $30.50
Strawbridge & Clothier
Aisles S and 0, Centra
Silk Petticoats
Reduced to $3.95
Regularly the price, of these
Petticoats is $4.50, and they are
a good valuo at thai. Silk jersey
top and a pretty flounce of soft
silk mcssalinc, in. black and smart
street shades now 53.95.
Strawbridge A Clothier
Second Floor, Wert
Reductions
in Jewelry
and Silverware
All the pieces of Jewelry and
Silverware in the Salo were se
lected from our regular stocks
nnd reduced from 20 to 33 1-3 per
cent., a few reduced bne-hnlf.
Among them, articles that make
tho nicest kind of gifts. Included
are various lots of
Diamond Jeicelru, Watches,
Gold Jewelru, Clocks,
Rhinestone Jewelry, Fancy
Necklaces, Hat Pins,
Sterling Silverware and
Silver-plated Ware
Strawbrldce A Clothier
Alike 8, 0 and 10, Market Street
Our Entire Great
Stock of Floor
Coverings Reduced
Including overy Oriental nnd
Standard American Rug, largo or
small; all grades of1 Carpets; all
imported and American Lino
leums an,d Mattings marked at
lower prices that mako it well
worth while of every homo fur
nisher to provide for Buch needs
now! Strawbrldfs ft' Clothier-
Fourth Floor, Wet
The entire stock of the Lower
priced Deportment Is also marked
at notable reductions from the
already low prices.
, Btrawbrldf ft Clothler-n
' Fourth Floor, Filbert Street
Entire Stocks of Curtains and
Upholstery Fabrics Reduced
A remarkable opportunity for those who are now putting tho
homo in cheery readinessTfor winter. Worth-while savings overy
pair of Lace and Scrim' Curtains, every yard of Drapery Fabric, and
many other home decorating needs are marked at substantial reduc
tions from our usual low prices:
NEW LOW PRICES FOR LACE CURTAINS
Irish Point and Point de Paris Long Curtains, $8.50 to $23
Irish Point and Point de Paris Lace Curtains, $6 to $23
Marie Antoinette Sash Curtains, reduced to $4.50 to $8 a pr.
Filet Lace Sash Curtains reduced to $2.50 to $6.00 a pair
Nottingham Lace Long Curtains reduced to $2 to $4.50 a
pair
Scrim, Marquisette or Voile Sash Curtains, $2J30 to $10 a pr.
DRAPERY AND UPHOLSTERY FABRICS
Velours, Figured Tapestries, Silk Damasks, Plush,
Velvet, Plain Poplin, Rep, Madras, Muslin, Scrim, Voile,
Novelty Fabrics, Cretonnes, Taffetas, Satines all re
duced. S-- Strawbrldce ft Clothier Third Floor, Market Street and Centra
Exchanged Pianos at
Attractively Low Prices
Girard S185
Story & Clark.. $315
Henry F. Miller $475
Aeolian $100 I Krell $150
Dell $150 Pease $165
Whitney $150 I Royal $175
All you need pay now is $10.00 to securo any of these Pianos
priced up to $186. Payments of $5.00 or $6.00 monthly thereafter,
can be arranged, if so desired, On higher-priced instruments the
payments will be somewhat larger.
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