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EyENIKG P0BDIG; EDGBBrPBIIJpJiiPHIA, MQN&X NOVEMBER .8, 1920
ft.
French Ambassador Will Dis
cuss Subject After Harding'3
Inauguration
NO RADICAL ALTERATIONS
Washington, Nev. 8. .Tulcs Jusse
rand, the French ambassador, who went
home several months age en lenvc nnd
who later was assigned te special duty
In connection with the settlement of
the Polish question, Is te return te
Washington en November 1M. He Is
expected te bring with him the latest
views of his government regarding the
recasting of the Tcagne-of-Natleus cov
enant nnd te be prepared te discuss
the subject with the officials of the
Harding administration as seen as they
are In office and ready te proceed.
It has been known, for some time in
diplomatic circles In Washington that
the principal allied powers were pre
pared te go far teward1 meeting any
deslre of the American Government for
changes in the plan of the covenant,
but it has been stated In at 'cast one
Important quarter such changes must
in no coco violate the underlying prin
ciples of the convention. D'tilnmnts
generally de net believe kiicii ctmnges
could be made by reservations such "as
were proposed iu the se-called Ledge
plnn.
In their opinion, amendments would
be necessary. They would require tlie
approval of the various signatory
powers.
Anether matter that will engage the
attention of Ambassador Jusseraiid. Is
the status of the commercial relations
between the United States end France
under existing treaties. France !at
spring gave notice te all powers with
which fche had commercial treaties jjf
the termination of these conventions;
her purpose being te replace them with
complete set of new treaties shaped t,e
meet the new conditions in trade and
commerce resulting fie'm the war. lie
fore the denunciation took effect, the
French Government withdrew the no
tice se far as it concerned the United
States.
France has net abandoned her plan
of revising her commercial treaties and
Is understood te be deferring the open
ing of negotiations with the United
.Stales until nftcr the change of admin
istration hi Washington en next March
4. Before the negotiations arc opened,
M. Juisernnd is expected te acquaint
himself with the plans of the Republi
can lenders in' the matter of tnriff re
vision, which might greatly influence
the character of any new coimuerclul
convention.
The ambassador also Is expected te
make a close survey of the situation In
Washington and report te his govern
ment upon the prospects of success In
case it should decide te renew its efforts
te obtain approval by the Senate of the
treaty which would gunrnntce protection
for France against external aggression
for a period of five, years. Failure of
the original effort in that direction re
sulted in the abandonment of n similar
France-British treaty.
WOMEN VOTERS GOT CANDY,
LEAGUE MEETING IS TOLD
Speakers at Convention Here Say Ice Cream Was Alse Used.
Election Officials Accused of Misinforming These
Who Ashed Questions
The sad plight of being nil dressed up
te vote and no one te vote for will never
again befall if the Philadelphia League
of Women Voters can prevent It.
That was brought out at Its flrnt
annual convention, held en Saturday at
the Ilellevue-Stratferd, when 'the Im
portance of belnz expert In election laws
nnd of getting in nt the primaries was
emphasized in various reports and sev
eral speeches.
The ferehnndedness of the workers
wns Illustrated bv one ward chairman,
who told of division leaders who had
called meetings the day after the recent
election.
Mrs. Unvls Undaunted
Mrs. Kdward Parker Davis, chair
man of the women's Democratic com
mittee, declared herself undaunted by
the outcome of the election nnd ready
for -another fray. Shf told of her pro pre
tests at a polling ptnee against the
opening before the appointed time of
an overfull bnllet box "a box about
the size of n small garbage can" nnd
nrlnus ether Irregularities.
Mrs. Imogen R. Oakley announced
she bad been told that registering as
belonging te a part.v,entltled one te take
part In the primary election even If
one voted for the candidates of another
party.
Resides n mere enlightened citizen
ship, improved schools, nnd cleaner
Sfreets, the league is planning te work
for women en the ward committees,
for refbrms in the election laws, propor
tional representation mill flip short bal bal
eot. At the dinner thnt followed the
afternoon meeting. Miss Mnrjerie Shu Shu
ler. of New Yerk, told a story of the
ratification In Tennessee.
Hew Day Was Saved
Hew tlic day was finally snved by a
twcnty-four-ycar-eld mountaineer r'ep
tesentntlve wer drnmntlrnllv tnlil. In
J-pcnklug of women's bewilderment ever
party lines, .miss Hauler said that, after
hearing eloquent ornters tell the his
tory and Ideals of the respective parties,
women were like ene who leeks In two
bottles, both of them labeled and both
of them empty.
Mrs. Albert D, McMnhen. one of
the organizers of the National League
of Women Voters, told of her disillu
sioning experiences with women In the
New Yerk elections. Frem the wisdom
gathered then, she observed "nil women
de net use the vote ns the League of
emcn etcrs says they sheu'd."
One woman she quoted declared. "The
worst pill I ever had te swallow was
te vote for Senater Wndswerth I told
him se. tee." "Why did you de It?"
risked Mrs. McMnhen.
Couldn't Re Unkind
"Recause I nm chairman of the com
mittee. I couldn't be cbnlrmnn ami net
vote for him. Resides, you knew, these
men didn't want te glve us the vote
any way, and 'since tlieyhavc been se
dear te us, I don't like te be unkind
te them."
Mrs. McMnhen had come out of the
campaign a sadder woman and feeling
that the only hope for better things from
the women voters was for them "te
drink refreshing drafts from the stream
of civic knowledge of the league."
Mrs. Geerge A. Plersel, the retiring
chairman, presided nt both meetings,
The election of officers took p'ace at
the afternoon session, these elected for
the ensuing enr are: Chairman, Mrs.
Geerge A. Dunning, first vice chair
man, Miss Sernh D. Lewrle: second,
Mrs. Ralph Ralguel; third, Mrs. Mat
L. Margelis; fourth. Mrs. Sninuel
Warrlncr; secretary. Miss Jean Craw Craw
eord: treasurer, Mrs. Charles .1.
A large delegntleu from Phlladelph'a
will attend the meeting of the State
League of Women Voters te be held In
Pittsburgh this week. Mrs. Jehn O.
Miller Is stnte chnlrniiin.
MMNE HARDWARE
must lie better than
erdltinry hardware. Our
llfty years' experience
has tnuglit us te knew
the ktnils that stHtid
lntrlne use best. Any
thing for a beat.
F. VanrJcrhcrchcn's
Sens
" Nnrlli Water Slrrrt. I'lilliirlrlnlihi
IB Hgh Christmas Gift Suggestions 3
if M&&b She Will Appreciate j
H H Fine Hand-Engraved jj
B wTm' S6cial Staliencry 1
j ,' " and you can improve I 5
9 the gift by adding a I g3
jl Leather Geed.. '
51 Travellnr Baf. , J3ir , 3
11 i?::sB:,.v. W&tem&Mrfeimt?unPen gj
EK Fancy Hand Bags. VaS f 1
B Dratt and Taney S3
B Heme Novelties. Have you made your selec- j
ElM Card and Garnet. , i i J
'-M Fleer Lampi. tien from our complete line 5
B Cutlery Umbrellat. ... i -i . 1
Electrical of de luxe engraved Christ- :
H Appliances. . -
Fountain Pent. tnas greeting cards? i
J Cameras -Films i
H !& L STATIONERS
M ZOdfUSld ENGRAVERS H
B Chestnut Street at Ninth B
Furriers and Milliners
Purvhaaita agenix' or
ders and Liberty Henda
accepted.
Mail orders promptly
filled.
Vur aarmenta repair
ed and remodeled.
1115 CHESTNUT ST.
( OPPOSITE KEITH'S)
Cltarpc purchases will
lc billed en January
7.sf. 'nrcidsrra epculiiff
iirie orcetjrilfl 10(1 be
intitlcd te the above
dating.
Hxtra large sixes up
te Si bust.
Cut Lengths
Fer Sale
Pure Worsted Goods
Suitable for Suits mid Skirts
Fine qualities only.
Uuy lengths direct, nt leas than
mill com. nnd bae ynur own
ilicssinaKer or tailor niake them
HUNSLET MILLS
22d Above Hamilton St.
Hours from 10 te 3
o'clock
NeVemberSakVinteifurs
SaVuigs225te40PerCent
T At this season of the year, right at the approach of winter, with December,
"" f nVfirsi- fill l-rettfrO.irf ttf rt trlti AMff. r tW. .l,f. nit tltin .; in m .a.l..
" i wi. v Mj,uiui-iijiiij fftvrccrc, viity u itw uci;fie uir, tfite niitc; la iiul umy
timely, but the values are se great and the savings se much that it
unusual. Here is your opportunity te save from one-fourth up
te almost end-half en every article in this store Furs of the
richest quality, Fur Coats and Ceatees of ultra style-distinction,
chic Cheker Scarfs, Steles that lend a charm, Fur Sets
of smartness and fashion and all at the most extraordinary
reductions. New is the time te buy Furs for present wear,
for Christmas gifts. You'll save money by buying new. New
prices plainly marked en tag. Ne secret price cedes.
A SMALL DEPOSIT WILL RESERVE YOUR PURCHASE
Extra Special Values
is most
C '
1 The Winner j
i & 1 1
In nny rc for rlnan telh. (Inn,
healthy aums anil awfet breath
our ltene and Myrrh Teeth
Sunh a delightful preparation
hlrh makes conservation of
mouth health a plenaur In
handy aprlnlder-tep liettlea. 35c
and 7Be
LLEWELLYN'S
I'lilladelphla'H Htnndiird Dm
Htern
lies
1.118 Chestnut Slrri-t
M'e hate reed tenthlirimhr
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Sunday, November 14
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FUR COATS AND WRAPS
Marmet Ceals 125.00 74.50
French Seal Coats Utf.00 97 M
Trimmed Marmet Coats. . .-.175.00 125.00
Hudsen Seal Coats 195.00 135.00
Trimmed French Seal Coats . 225.00 145.00
Taupe Nutria Coats 225.00 145.00
Natural Muskrat Coats 225.00 165.00
THmmcd Hudsen Seal Ceats.S95.00 295.00
Natural Squirrel Coats 495.00 345.00
Trimmed Mele Wrap J, 95. 00 345.00
Trimmed Hud. Seal Wraps . . 550.00 375.00
Baby Caracul Wrap 795.00 595.00
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345.00 WhW
Wlnter I'rlre VB' w
13.1 (Ml W
Cheker Scarfs
Were New
Nutural Squirrel M.50 9.50
Aust. Opossum ..M.50 9.50
Jap. Mink 16.50 10.50
Stene Marten ...30.50 19.50
Fitch (2-skin) ..'19.50 34.50
Jap Sable 49.50 34.50
Hud. Bay Sable. . .G9.50 44.50
SPECIAL
39.50 AUSTRALIAN
SEAL STOLES
12 inches wide, 72 inches
long. Mnde from fine, soft,
lustrous skins.' Beautifully
lined, and exceptional value.
29.50
-Ceatees-
Taupe Nutria,
110.00 new 69.50
Hudsen Seal,
145.00 new 97.50
French Seal with Squirrel.
195.00 new 120.00
Hudsen Seal with Squirrel,
225.00 new 137.50
Taupe Nutria with Black
Muskrat 295.00 new 175.00
Natural Mink,
295.00 new 195.00
Hud&en Seal with Mele,
345.00 new 210.00
Moleskin with Squirrel,
625.00 new 475.00
Kelinsky.. 850.00 new 625.00
Steles
y ere
Australian Scul. .39.40
Scotch Moleskin.. 1 J 0.00
Hudsen Seal 110.00
Natural Nutria. . 125.00
Skunk 135.00
Natural Squirrel 135.00
Jap Mink ;. 175.00
New
24.50
69.50
69.50
79.50
81.50
81.50
97.50
Scarfs
SPECIAL
14.50 CHOKER
SCARFS
Natural Squirrel, Aus
tralian Opossum and Jap
Kelinsky, animal effects;
solid; well made.
9.50
ImmJ
WOLF Black, Taupe.
Brown 19.00
French Seal .... 24.50
FOX Brown,
Taupe 29.50
Heaver 39.50
Skunk 49.50
Scotch Mele 59.50
Natural Squirrel. 59.50
Sets
Hudsen Seal . . .
Jap Mink
Genuine Beaver. .
Black Fex
Natural Raccoon.
Black Lynx
Mere
39.50
59.50
50.50
64.50
64.50
74.50
Natural Skunk. .110.00
Bed Fex 165.00 135.00
.New
9.50
11.50
19.50
24.50
34.50
39.50
39.50
New
29.50
39.50
39.50
49.50
49.50
C9.50
84.50
SPECIAL
05.00 BLACK
FOX SET
Large silk-lined animal
Scarf. Canteen hhaped nut IT
trimmed with head, paws
and tail te mutch.
49.50
-SPECIAL--
BLACK WOLF
SCARFS
Snun t looking, dressy
a bier vulue; also in Tuupe
and Brown. Silk lined.
14.50
tQBM$-U15 Chestnut St., Opposite Keith's-fQffliS
33331
STRAWBRIDGE & CLOTHIER
We Bought Our Regular Stock of Men's and Yeung Men's
CLOTHING Before There Was Any Reduction in the
Wholesale Market and the Lowering of Prices Has Been at
Our Less; But New the Manufacturer Shares the Less en These
1000 Suits, 1000 Overcoats
$29.00 $39.00 $49.00
Werth $45.00, $60.00, $65.00, $70.00 te $90.00
The headlines and the figures tell the news, which requires little further explanation. Our entire
stock of men's and young men's Clothing is marked at reduced prices. Our business has been almost
phenomenal. Day after day, all past season's records are being broken, and our great stocks have been
materially reduced. NOW COMES A LARGE MANUFACTURER from whom we buy tens of thou
sands of dollars' worth each year, volunteering te sell us about 1000 Suits and Overcoats at LESS
THAN THE COST QF PRODUCTION. Te these we add an equal number from our own stock, from
several manufacturers, which the new purchase enables us te reduce still further, making the new
prices AVERAGE LESS THAN THIS SEASON'S WHOLESALE PRICES. Splendid new Suits,
Winter Overcoats and Ulsters, worth $45.00, new $29.00; worth $60.00 and $65.00, new $39.00; worth
yiv.vu iu if.'U.UW, "WW tp..W. Straw brldKe h Clothier Second Klenr
$7.50 Cotten-Filled
Comfertables,
new $5.75
In winter weight, scroll
stitched, with covering figured in
Oriental designs and colorings.
S12 Weel Comfertables,
$9.50
Covered with figured saline,
with border in solid color.
$20 Down Comfertables, $18
With pretty figured satinc cov
ers bordered with plain satine.
$12 Blankets, $10.50 a pair
Warm White Weel - mixed
Blankets, with dainty colored bor
ders, 76x81 inches.
StrawbrMuc A C'letliler
Alile 11, Fllhert Siren
Men's Madras
Shirts at $1.95
A shipment of- brand-new
Shirts which the manufacturer
let go at lcs3 tliun it cost him te
make them. The patterns are
distinctive ind the weikmanship
is of the best.
Straw brlili: d Clothier
Ln"' Stere. i::Khth Street
Geld-filled Bangles
and Bracelets, $1.25
Hew much young girls will en
joy wearing these pretty Brace-,
le s, all beautifully engraved in
attractive designs. Bangle Brace
lets are in women's sizes and arc
chased in effective patterns. A
special purchase new $1.23.
S.rnw-brM. Clothier-.
H" '' Market Sircet
Gelden Special Te-morrow
Mere Than 2000
Pure Linen
Huckaback
TOWELS
22x40 Inches
At q.50
These Towels are of full-bleached linen huckaback a fine,
velI-wevcn quality with all-aieund damask borders in two beau
tiful designs; finished with spoke hemstitched ends. The regular
price was $2.50 which was less than similar grades could be
bought for elsewhere. Under the Gelden Special sign, at $1.50.
In all fairness t'e the great many customers who will come for
these Towels te-morrow, we cannot scllmere than a dozen te each
purchaser. .:) Straw bridge & Clothier Alnle 15, Centre
ruEsPECIA&
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Our Entire Stock of
FURNITURE Reduced
Upholstered Living-room Suits, Bedroom Suits and
Dining-room Suits, all at reduced prices some at sav
ings of 25 te 30 per cent. Hundreds of single pieces
Tables, Chuirs, Rockers, Bookcases, Desks, Cabinets, Tea
Wagons and Novelty Furniture, and all Summer Furni
ture reduced. --Straw L-rldec & I'luih.er Thlnf Kinnr
Strawbrldcn Ir Cleth er -Serend
FliMir West
Many Silk Dresses
Specially Priced
Frem $19.75 te $25.00
The Satin Dress sketched, special at 23.75,
is from this group. Others of crepe de chine,
satin and combinations of satin-and-ciepj
t Georgette, with draped, plaited-tunic, divided
tunic and tier skirts, with bodices with dainty
cstces or gracefully surpliccd, many with the
fashionable sash a very chnrminsr group in
deed, anil remarkable values at $1055 te $2.".0O.
Dresses, Special at $15.00
Tunic and redingote models, also one en
st'iiight lines, attractively braided and embroid
ered. Of sorge in navy blue, and of jersey in
beaver and navy blue
New Medels in Jersey Dresses
Special, $32.50 and $35.00
New redingote,- panel and c at-cfi'ect model.-.
u new special purchase just leceived. Seme
biaidc, t,emi embroidered, and hnvinsr narrow lie lints or wiue
Miches. In navv blue. Flemish blue and brown.
na.v ui"1 .strawl)rdij. L Clothier Her-inJ Hen. Market SI reel
fccffi
u
I Coats and Delmans
At Special Pria s
j $50.00 Delmans new $40.00
Ouc Medel Shown in the Slcitch
, It i-i of wool r'eur, with deep cellar of
I 1!"t,'.'a' raccoon or opesum fur, and beau
! tifu ly lined throughout. Anether model of
velour, made en the tapering Delman lines.
. has a deep heeded cellar of the material. All
in geed ('ark street shader.
I $70.00 Delmans new S55.00
I Seventy dt liars is a very contervathe
value te place en these fine Delmans, of hign-
grade fabrics in plain shades and silvcrtere.
Made with deep, graceful cellars, some of fui,
and elegant y lined throughout.
i $45.00 Coats new $33.50
I'lill. loose CVjits of wool velour, in l,ii
I street shades, trimmed w'tli the new dncernth.
stitching, lined throughout with silk an.i
finished with deep cape-like cellar.
I $35.00 Coats new $28.75
; lined hi ,;: r " m;;v "? .!'- -d ..one i0Ur-.
.... i u ii , . . u " "'u'leM wild tur
ii.ii tiuui (.oral- uanucu with fur
III "I
lil
-- - Strn l.rlil,!
Beys' $26.00 Suits' $1 Q 75
2 Pairs of Trousers ' "
Neat plaited styles of all-wool cheviets in handsome new
shades of brown, gray and green. Mohair-lined coat. Twe pan-
of full-lined Knickerbockers with each coat. Si. -s 8 te 18 years.
This is just one of the many remarkable groups in
cluded in our entire stock of Beys' Clothing which is
new reu ii ecu,
- Sn.mliri lin &. Ce ln
n, I riner 1 ill, l si
wlhi"! -I.-, nnd 1"
$10.00 and $20.00 Crepe Georgette
Waists, $7.50, $10.00 and $15.00
. nr.li, .i u.iu iiLceni nucil lines from our mgula
ISS . "ft: ",n: . ?.j-b!z .' -pc. coerds.
"...,,: , " ' " I'l.iiinuq wun iianu-mnde laces
..wwr.vw.v. mm ,. ,n i-very cetml. White, flesh. I
shades in the Kt - . s.r,,n.iK . , i,hi,.r s,
sleck,
richly
unusualfy
i-que and dark
,-n, I'im- I'entre
Our Exceptionally Lew Prices en
Fur Scarfs and Muffs Much j Women's Jersey Cleth Suits
Under the Usual Prices
The eempavnlie prices show the reductions but you nui. t i'-il
the Kur Stere te get an idea of the fashion bwiuty, the intrinsic alue
and the wonderful variety for selection. These are a few of the many:
$275 Squirrel Stele, $223
Siberian iquirrel; shaped neck,
slole i mis. '
.S275 Black Lynx Stele. $220 '
Large, and finished with tails.
$H),- Kelinsky Stele, $135
Twelve-skin stele with tail.
ijliiO Marten Scarf, new $375
Blended Japanese Marten;
eight skins.
$375 Cape Stele, new $275
Natural Skunk elaborately
trimmed with tails.
$1)5 Black Fex Scarf, $82.50
Alaska Kox Animal Scarf,
with head and brush tail.
$175 Muskrat Cellar, $115
Natural Hlack Muskrat; nicely
lined.
$190 Cape Cellar, ney $M5
Siberian Squlircl, In brown.
-btrwlirl,li-e 4. Olelliler
$105 Skunk Cellar. $137.50
Natural Sku.ik; deep -back
model.
S2!)i) Moleskin Stele, $250
Extra long; beautiful quality.
S8.-j0.00 Ve Scarf. $750.00
Genuine Sihtr l-'ex Animal
Scarf; fur en both sides
5125 Cress Im Mm IV, $100
Natural Crea- Fix Melen Muff.
$283.00 Mink MulT. $200.00
Natural mink; full-fun id skins.
$120.00 Beaver Muff, $05.00
Melen Muff of natural beaver.
$100 Taupe Lyn Muff. $85
Made in the well-liked canteen
style.
$115 lllack Lynx Muff, $85.00
$100 Moleskin Muff, $fJ5.00
-3,cmi,l J'loer Till,! Hirt bikI centr. V MAIJKET STREET
Cleth Suits, Special at S35.00
luiiureu, maiinisii-ioehintr tweeds, also Foft, fine veleurs
....-,,,, rumcr simpiy tailored, some belted, some
lines excellent Suit-i for Kcneral wear.
Sir iwIiiIiUk I ilnlh'.r S.,tii
en
White Scrim Dutch Curtains
.Reduced te $2.50 a Pair
,,,, .'IeS' ",udl, ll,e' d,hl te '"' appearance of the home, Uioie
M lute Scrim Curtains trimmed with lace Insertion and edfring.
Siveral attiaetne patterns in this desirable let e f.00 pairs of
Curtains, -J yards lent', with 18-inch valance. An opportunity te
-live when buymjr new rlu tains new $2.50 a pair
" UlnwIirlilKw j. i lnlli'rr Tlnnl I'lmir
Murl., I Sfff(
iStrawbridge & Clothier
Haul
Men's "Interwoven"
Socks Reduced
The "Interwoven" Socks are
strongly reinforced at all wear
points. Thousands of men pre
fer "Interwoven" above all ether
makes. They will be glad te knew
that
"Interwoven" Mercerized Lisle
Pecks, in black, white, navy
blue, tan. cordovan and jjray,
have been reduced from 75c
te fi5c a pair.
"Interwoven" Silk Socks, in
black, navy blue, tan, caster,
cordovan and gray, that were
$1.25 are new $1.00 a pair.
KtrnwbrlilKa A Clothier
Alale 8. Market Street
Kitchen Crockery
at Special Prices
Limited spac.e permits the men
tion of only n few of the many
"Reduction Sale" values new
avnilablc
Nests of G Yellow Mixing or Re
frigerator Uewls new $L23
Set of 4 Hlue-band Howls $1.23
Set of 5 Olass Rowls 93c
Decorated Salt Bexes 90c
ii Hlue-band Lew Rowls $1.50
OTHER SUGGESTIONS
$13 Decorated Cereal Sets $12
Colonial Tumblers 15c a dozen
HtnuvlirlilEii i. Clothier Ilarn-ment
Petticeats7$1.00
Save One-third
Sturdy Cotten Taffsta Petti
coats, prettily figured. Made,
with shirred flounce edged with
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