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Philadelphia Manufacturer te
Bring Victims of Bolshevists
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WOMEN VOTERS TO MEET
EVENING PTJBriO LEDEI&IjAiELPBV TttUESDAY, NOVM&ER lD2ff
MAN KILLED BY TROLLEY
A crusndcr In the interest of liurann
Ity, Merris Itescnbnum, a mnnufnc
tnrer, wlioe home i nt 3222 Uentnln
(street, sailed from New Yerk ou tlie
Mcnmsliln France, bound for Ilusin,
where he win nrrniiRe for transporta
tion te America of bnnili of Husslnn
Jews nt present HUifrrliig from the
oppression of the llelhhcintn, tumble te
get out of the country.
Mr. nesenbnum, answering wlmt lie
declares is n cnll te service for IiIh
fellow mnn, lins t:irn up his business
temporarily nt 11 North Fourth street,
for three months te mnUe his trip
nbrenil. , . .
Although his principal "V1"1"" l,
bring home te the 1'nlted Stair? i w th
him Jews who nie limine dlluni'ty
mcnplng tin ppr.cuiuetis ei inc ui-MipU-K
Mr. Reenbiium will iiiiKp n
Mircj of conditions in Russia while
he is there unci report his liudiiiRS te
Jewish societies in this country en h s
leturn. The principal object of his
mission is Kiev, where there have been
continuous uprisings nnd where the
Miffering of the peeple is bcliccd te
be Uie most intense.
T-SQUARE CLUB MEETS
New Yerk Architect Speaks en Cap Cap
ieol Park at Harrlsburg
Mere than 200 members of the T
Square Club were present at the semi
monthly meeting Inst owning in their
building 204 Quince street, nt which
Arneld Brunner, an nrchitcct of New
Tork, delivered an address ou the new
Capitel Park nt Ilnrrlsburg.
He told the assemblage of architects
and urtists, many of whom nre Philu
dclpliinns. that the pnrk, ou which work
has new been started, is n very large
project iiiNehing net only landscape
and park design, but also the scheme
of surrounding buildings. An exhibi
tion of rendered drawings by Brunner
was en huinl nnd eer. one showed
great interest in them.
Nicel.l d'.Wiwe. piesident of the
club, and a well-known designer of
stained glass, presided at the meeting.
Te Entertain for Censul General
Colonel Jehn 8. Muckle, of 20311
Walnut street, will gip a reception
tins evening nt his home te meet tier
aid Camnbell. tlin new Hi irixli rmiiiil
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Delaware.
First Annual Convention of League
te Be Held Saturday
The first annual convention of the
Philadelphia Lcngue of Women Voters
will be held Saturday at the Bcllcvuo Bcllcvue Bcllcvuo
Stratferd. Miss Marjerio Shulcr, asso asse asso
clatctjcdiler of the Weman Citizen, will
tell the "Story of Itatlficatien In Ten
nessee" at the dinner te be given in
the,eenlng. Mrs. F. Leuis Sladc. of
New Yerk, will nlse speak.
The dinner will fellow nn afternoon
meeting, nt which Mrs. Geerge A. Pier
sol, chairman of the league will pro pre
side. Reports will be made bv the va
rious officers and chairmen, and ad
dresses will be given by Mm. Jehn U.
Miller, chairman of the Slnte League, of
Women Voters; Mrs. Edward Purker
Dals. representative of the women s
Democratic committee, nnd Mrs. alter
C. Hancock, representative of the wom
en's Republican committee.
The following ticket will be voted en:
Chairman. Mrs. Ocorge A. Dunulng;
first vke chairman. Miss Sarah U.
Lowrle; second ice chnlrmnn. Mrs.
Itnlph ltalgiiel: third vice chnlrmnn.
Mrs. Max L. Margells; secretary. Miss
Jean Crawford and treasurer, Mrs.
.Tallies Starr, Jr.
Court Interpreter Struck at Fif
teenth and Arch 8treete
Whlle crossing Fifteenth street nt
Arch yesterday afternoon, Jehn II. Bo Be Bo
nlnkeff, sixty-flve years old, nn inter
preter in Court of Common Pleas Ne.
2, was struck and killed, by a trolley
car. He lived at 8000 Glrard avenue.
Bcnlnkeff lind been connected with
it... n..BL .!. 1AAI r1tnn tin trnu nn :
pointed by Judge SuUzbcrgcr. He vas
an interpreter. In Itusslan, lddish anil
French languages. He was especially
a student of French, nnd wrete a nura-1
her of articles for foreign, newspapers.
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Just for Ink
The teacher's rule of "proceed from the known
te the unknown" should be followed in adver
tising. And yet, the temptation is often present te pic
ture a factory output as reaching "end te end"
from Bosten te Buffalo and beyond, or perhaps
three times from the Earth te the Moen.
Fer example, Buttcrick uses $196,000 worth of
ink per year for printing.
Everybody uses ink and everybody knows that
a few cents' worth will last a long time.
The temptation is te picture a young lake of
ink or a stack of ink bottles alongside of Wash
ington Monument or some similar device for
stimulating the imagination.
Hew would you illustrate the use of an enor
mous amount of printing ink?
Butterick
The Delineator
($s.50 a Year) Everybody's
Magazine
($2.75 a Year)
Publisher
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STATIONERS ENGRAVERS
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Fm getting real filing
service new!"
"QINCE we installed the "YandE"
O Direct Name Filing System, I
haven't known what it is te wait f ersa
piece of correspondence, nor has there
been a single letter lest or misfiled."
This is the tribute paid by a big ex
ecutive (name en request) te the
"YandE" Direct Name Filing System.
Actual time-teals recently made in a num
ber of Philadelphia offices, equipped with
thit system, averaged exactly 8yi seconds!
If your filing system is net up te this
high standard, it is high time you in
vestigated thte simplest and swiftest
of all filing systems.
Ask for our new book "Finding and
Filing in less than Ten Seconds."
awman and Frbe Mfg..
Filing System Service, Equipment and Supplies
1013 Chestnut St., Philadelphia
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Net Manufacturers' Surplus of "Unsalable
Shees9' but Royal's Stock of Famous Styles
ALL GOODYEAR WELT OR HAND TURN SOLES
There never before has been a sale like this one anywhere in
Philadelphia! Guaranteed $8 te $12 values a quarter-million-dollar
stock, famous for style, desirability and quality cut te
$4.85 a pair. Our necessity is your opportunity our less is
your cash gain. Any and every model you can want at this
price. Net en tables "hit or miss," but carefully fitted right
off our shelves. Come realize.
Stock Reduction Sale Price Is Less Than Cost e!
Manufacture Satisfaction Guanteed or Meney Back!
Pick Frem All This Season 's Wanted New Medels
ii Brown, Black, Gray, Meuse, Ivery Kid; Brown, Tan, Cordovan, Russia
LiOt 1 fmr' 'nc Calf; also newest novelty and combination Beets; lace or
v button, Leuis heels, welted and turn soles. Values $10 te $12. Sale
Price, $1.85.
1 tfj Cordovan Calf, Tan Calf, Brown Kid, Gray Kid, Black Kid, Black
B jO i Za '"? and Patent Celt Beets; straight or winy tips, with military heel.
u v - fa Values $8 te $12. Sale Price, $1.85.
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Let ;i $e.95
Patent or calf, &
all utulcn, and pumps.
Mail orders promptly filled. State size,
width, and give 1st, 2d and 3d choice.
Buy while this great sale is in full
swing NOW!
Let d $9.95
Stuliiih Tien, O
patent, brown or black'.
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.Entire Stock of Hen's Qrtliig
Idmd
Men's $35.00 te $95.00 Suits $25.00 te $71.50
$40.00 te $122.50 Overcoats $28.50 te $84.00
This is the most wonderful Sale of Clothing we have ever had- Never before have we reduced prices en our
ENTIRE STOCK of Suits, Overcoats, Raincoats, Evening Dress Clethes and Trousers. We made prevision for our
largest autumn and winter business a matchless assortment of Stein-Blech, Hart, Schaffner & Marx, "Alce" and ether
geed lines of Clothing. Every garment was marked at a fair price, based en the cost te us. Then came indications of
some break in prices in the manufacturing market. While such reductions could net benefit us as affecting the Clothing
we had bought and paid for, we meet the conditions and the expectations of the public by REDUCING ALL OUR
PRICES NOW. All our regular stock is reduced in price, and with the co-operation of large manufacturers, Who sacri
fice lets en hand, we have a number of EXTRA-SPECIAL VALUES :
Men's Winter
Overcoats
$50.00 Value.
$34.50
Men's and young men's
models Ulsters, Ulstcrcttes,
Chesterfields and Ferm-Fitting
Overcents. Seme $60.00 Over
coats ameng1 them all new
$31.50.
Men 's Winter
Overcoats
$75.00 Value
$54.00
A wonderful let of men's
and young men's "Alce"
ULSTERS of one of the finest
Ulster coatings great, loemy
Coats with deep convertible
cellar.
Men's and
Yeung Men's
$50.00 Suits
$31.50
Five hundred Suits added te
this extraordinary group.
Single- and double-breasted;
neat mixtures and fancy
weaves, in autumn shades;
some worth $50.00 and mere.
Men's Fine
Suits, Werth
$70.00 te $90.00
$49.00
An opportunity for men
who want the very finest
worsteds and superior style
and tailoring. Stein-Blech,
Hart, Schaffner & Marx and
"Alce" Suits.
S-- Strawbrldea 4 Clothier Second Heer, East
November Purchases
May Be Paid for
in January
If you liac a charge account
here, nil merchandise pur
chased from November 1st te
December 31st, inclusive, may
be PAID FOU IN JANUARY.
you have no charge ac
count, note's the time te open
one. Begin jieur Christmas
shopping early!
Frem Japan, These
Children Silk
Bath Robes, $7.95
Regularly S9J75 te $12.00
Seme are plain, ethers nie em
broidered, but they are all these
soft warm Quilted Silk Bath
Robes in Copenhagen blue or rose
color. Sizes for girls of 0 te 11
years new $7.95.
Straw tirliUa I Cluthler
Third lloer. Wmt
Christmas Greeting
Cards are Ready
As well as Calendars, Small
Gift Novelties and Narcissus
Bulb3 in Gift Bexes.
Christmas Cards Jc te $t each
Calendars 15c te $10.00 each
Bulbs, boxed 35c te $5:00
Gift Novelties 25c te 75a
PACKAGES OF CHRISTMAS
CARDS
Attractive asseitments, Cnrds
and Envelepes:
15 Cauls and Felders 25c
12 Felders and Envelopes 50c
12 Boehlcts and Envelopes $1.00
Straw brlrtse ft Clethlei
AlBle II, Fllbrrt Htrcft
All New James A. Banister
Shoes for MEN Reduced
Every dress style, every brogue style, in every leather Cor
dovan, Scotch grain, French calf nnd Russia calf as well as the
cemf ei table combination lasts of soft kidskin that came te us from
this famous factory all new marked at appreciable savings.
J7Vt fn of m ii e I'ne French Calf High Shoes that were
rUI UlblUllW $22.50, hae been reduced te S17.50.
$17 Wax Calf Shoes new $13.50 I $10 Russia Calf Shoes new $15
S17 Russia Calf Shoes new $14 $15 Patent Leather Shoes $12
$20.00 Cerdean Shoes new $16 I $21 Brogue Oxfords new $17
Extra Te-morrow! $15 Brogue Oxfords $9.90
Banister Oxfords, of dark brown Norway grain leather, with
heavy double soles; invisible eyelets.
Ir- Straubrldfts & Clothier Klghth and Filbert Streets
Women Smart
Gloves Under Price
New $8.00 These fine 8-but-ten
Capeskin Gloves are quite
the smartest te wear with street
dresses and tailored suits. Pique
sewed. In white, champagne,
tan, beaver or brown. Were
$10.00 new $8.00.
JUST RECEIVED, a new
shipment of French Kid
Gloves, 2-ctaep, stra-urist
and 8-button length. And the
prices are low for such fine
Gloves.
Straw brldee & CleUiler
Aisle 1J. Market Street
$45.00
Women's $57.50 te $65.00
Fur-Trimmed Suits
Of fine wool veleurs and sih'crtene, in navy, brown, reindeer
and French blue. Flared models, pin-tucked and finished with
generous cellar of nutria. Alse loosely-belted, straight-line models,
trimmed with rows of bone buttons and finished with seaUno-cellars.
$67 50te$750Suitsl$47.50
Fur-trimmed and Embroidered)
Of wool vcleur and duvet de laine. Belted models, embroid
ered and having sealinc cellar. Bex-plaited mode's with slashed
seams and nutiia cellar. Medels with embroidered back and side
panels, nutria and sealine cellars. Black, navy blue, French blue,
reindeer and brown in the collection.
Smart Tailored Suits ) COC Afl
Werth from $45.00 te $50.00 f OJ1717
Tweed effects and soft wool veleurs and silvertene, in belted
and straight-line styles, variously tucked and plaited. Black, navy,
blown, taupe, oxford, reindeer and plum.
;-- Straw brldue 4. Clothier Secenl I'loer. Ccntr
Save Meney en All
Kinds of Flannels
NOW, when Flannels are most
in demand, these desirable kinds
aie reduced. By the yard:
$1.35 Striped Wash Flanneh,$1.15
$1.50 Cream White WoeUmixed
Unshrinkable Flannel $1.35
S5c WoeUmixed Cream Flannel
75c a yard
$2.00 All-wool Cochineal - dye
Scarlet Flannel $1.80 a yard
85c Weel-mixed Gray Flannel
75c
$1.7." Hemstitched or Scalloped-
edge, Silk-Embroidered Cream
Flannel $1,55 a yard
Straw brldse & Clothier Alle 13. Centre
1 Values of Interest te
Bicycle Owners
BICYCLE TIRES 28x1 Vs
$2.75 Butten-Tread Tires $2. 't0
$1.50 Butten-Tread Tires $3.00
$3.75 Chain-Tread Thes$3.30
$',.50 Heavy-Tread Tire.i $3.05
Htrawhrldup A Clothier
1'eurth Ploer Market Street
New is the Time te Select
Your Victrela Outfit!
Selection new is easy, convenient and SURE. Here arc two of
our most popular Victrelas, with a geed asseitment of Records with
each just light for your home.
Victrela Outfits at $30.10
Pay $2.00 New $3.00 Monthly
Consisting of a $25.00 Victrela IV, and six 10-inch double-faced
Iteceids, worth $5.10.
Victrela Outfits at $40.10
Pay $3.00 New $3.00 Monthly
Consisting of a $35.00 Victrela VI and six 10-inch double-faced
Records, Werth $5.10. rr- Strawbrldne i Clothier Fifth Fleer, WeM
Men's Shirts Reduced
Many of our most popular lines of Men's Shirts have been mniked
at sharp reductions from, the already low pi ices. Foremost among
these aie the following leU
Plain White Seft Shirts, with neckband new $1.25
Fancy Seft Shirtu, with neckband new $JJt,"
Weven-ntripe Madras Shirts new $2.25
Fancy Weven-stripe Madras Shirts new $2.50
Shirts of Imported Wevcii-stripe Madras or of Ameri
can Silk-stripe Madras, were $5,00 and $G.OO new $3,50
;.,-- Straw bridge 4. Clothier Kail Store, Uluhlh .Street
Misses' Suits Under Price
Were $65.00 te $85.00
New $55.00 te $75.00
Sti night-line, belted and flared models of silver
tone, duvet de laine, wool eleur and Yalama cloth,
plain-tailored, embneideieil or nttiactncly stitched;
some with cellar of nutiia or sealine, ethers with
convertible- cellar of the material. An excellent
group. Sizes 14 te 18 years.
Misses Silvertene and. Weel
Velour Suits, Special, $39.50
In navy, brown nnd icindeer. Made in belted
style, with fancy stitching and button trimming.
Seme have sealine cellars. Sizes 14 te 18 years.
One model bketched.
Misses' Smart Winter Coats
Special, $35.00 and $39.50
Of plain colored cleur, sihertenc nnd fancy
clenking, some with large cape cellar edged with
fur, ethers with cenvertlb'e cellar of scnline or dyed
raccoon. Sizes 1 1 te 18 years. ""
-- Rtiaubrld.e i. C'lethltr- Second I'loer Market Street
STRAWBRIDGE & CLOTHIER
MARKET STREET EIGHTH STREET FILBERT STREET
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