'''" WF jjirTr5itilFlftCy r" '.' 'S!JnHWP!W!l)'BPllP5Kv"; i-li iliT w . l n f"-t . ' C 1EG10N BIDS CITY APARISIM Organization Asks Mayer Urge Day Off for All te Voterans 'fVANT FLAGS DISPLAYED K . The American l,t:lrn In riillftdeljihU lias aHked Mayer Moere te rail upon TI employers te grant Vavi with pay te world war cternns Armistice day, Ttfevcmbr-r 11. The I.CRlen hns also urped the Mayer ie ak that floss be illnplajred. whistles .blown and church bells runic ut 11 o'clock en Armistice day, thue re-enacting the elwrvanee of the historical rent. Sunday, November 14. has been desig nated by President Wilsen as the day en which flag xhall be hunt; at half naat at all military pests and naval "Stations, en vessel and en buildings of the United Stntes an n. "token of the nation's participation In the memorial , nerrlccs for the heroic American sol diers, sailors, marines and ethers who (gave their lives te their country In the world war." Tests Make Plans Department Commander David J. 'Davis, of Pennsylvania, haB issued a .bulletin te the Pennsylvania pests for "n general observance of Armistice day. At least twenty pests In this city will Celebrate. QJney Pest. Ne. 38S, is planning a dinner at 1020 North Bread street. Thursday evening, in honor of world 'Star veterans who gave their lives In the 'jerrlce. Ocorge McDowell, commander of Slenry L. Schmidt Pest, outlined to day the plana for its Armistice, day celebration, Thursday evening, nt 'Fourth street and Susquehanna ave nue, when the pest win unveil a pic ture of Henry u. Schmidt, after whom tt) pest la named. His mother, Mrs. Schmidt, will release the cord. Parade te Precede Prier te the unveiling there will be ft parade of several military organiza tions, including the Salvation Army band. Bey Scout band. G. A. R., Span ish War Veterans. American Lrvglen, the General Jehn J. Koltes Camp. Ne. 228, Sens of Veterans, Company "M," First Pennsylvania infantry, and the Bennett Pleasure Club. The parade will form at the pest headquarters. Second street and Sus quehanna avenue, and will proceed aeuth en Second street te Diamond street, Gcrmantewn avenue, Lehigh aVenue, Kensington avenue, Frent street, Susquehanna avenue te Fourth atrcet and Susquehanna avenue, where the unveiling and Armistice celebrations will take place in a hall. Refresh ments will be served. All military or ganizations and ex-service men in this locality are invited te participate. The newly formed ladles' auxiliary of. this pest is out en a membership drive for the auxiliary. All mothers, wives and sisters of ex-service men who wish te Jein the auxiliary may forward their names te Arthur P. Wenhart. 2303 North Lawrence street. WOMEN ACCUSED IN ATTACK NO CHANGE AT ANNAPOLIS Daniels Praises Admiral 8cales, Who Remains Commandant Secretary of the Navy Daniels de clared unqualifiedly today that the Navy Department has no Intention of re moving Admiral Scals as cmmrinnilnnt of the United States Naval Academy nt Annapolis. lie denied that Admiral Wilsen in slated te succeed Admiral Scales ns reported unofficially, and jrefiwMs, EPBfab agrinrLHaAfe. lieSriShr,'' November 'Httae JMcterhed the stories as an "injus iii V V l1""1 einccr. i ,i (lmI.r?1 8'Ift has performed hln duties with great ability, honesty and tact, and with entire satisfaction te the department," Secretary Daniels said, lie is a most admirable officer In every way and has made a geed record at An An nnpells, notwithstanding there are three times as many students there us befete the war. "Of course, he has had te expel a few, ,.a, mVK'" ,,!,0 "nuer than in 101-1 or il1. Recent developments nt An napolis de net constitute any reflection upon htg administration and thare la no warrant for the reports that he is te be removed. Such Bterlea are a great Injustice te an excellent officer. Ne change In contemplated at , the naval academy. 1 have never had an Idea of removing Admiral Scales." 8mall Fire In Plant a Xl ,8tihVC?r ,e( the n,at't f the Sphinx Manufacturing Ce., eccunyln the third fleer at 1235 Spring Garden V-ini- 7 1 rZi "V? morning, caused n trifling lehn. The blaze was confined te the room In which It started. .Twe Are Held With Three Men en Chauffeur's Charge the. Chester county Jail charged with beating Harry Ward, n taxicnb chauf feur, and with stealing his automobile, Which they had engaged in this city. ,The defendants are Mrs. Geerge A. Bruce, Elizabeth M. Maluy. Geerge A. Bruce, M. II. Bourne and W. II. Heick. Bourne is said te b; a music publisher, of Akren, O. The ethers, gave ad dressee in this citj . Ward was engaged three weeks age at a local hotel by Mr. and Mrs. Bruce und Bourne. He drove them te Coates Ceates villc. where the ethers joined the party. While returning with them te this city, it is said, thu chauffeur was beuten and thrown from his seat. . The defendant were arrested at Dub lin, Ga., and brought te West Chea ter. Justice of the Peace Paxson com mitted them te prison te nwait trial. -SEEKS TEMPERANCE FUND ! " Methodist Ministers Asked te Aid 'Washington Headquarters Project The Rev. U. J. Edwards, of Wash ington, D. C. today appealed te Meth odist minister of the city, meeting in Wesley Hall, Seventeenth and Arch streets, for fundw te aid in the com pletion of a building nt Washington which will heufee the headquarters of the Temperance Suclet) of the Metho dist Church. Mr. Edwards said .$W)0.000 had al ready been ruimxl for the building, and that $500,000 mere is needed. H ap pealed for contributions from this city. The Rev. Dr. Andrew Mutch, of Hrjn Mawr, spoke at the ministerial gathering. SCOUTS' CAMP TO OPEN eys Will Start Second Week of Efferts 1 The Bey Sceuta' efforts te increase the "De Your Geed Turn" fund will get under ny for the second week nt 5:!10 o'clock this nfternoen, when Mayer Moere will officially open the lamp at Fifteenth and Arch streets. Encouraging reports have been re ceived from many troops. Many big feathering uae eeen i imeswu .v uin scouts. A troop iippeured at Franklin , Fle'd Suturdaj afternoon between the halves of the lVnn-Pltt football game. End gave an exhibition of semaphore signaling. U.S. DEAD TO LIE IN ENGLAND I S Bodies of 550 American Heroes Will , Net Be Drought Heme Washington, Nev. 8. (By A. P.) The bodies of nbeut 550 American sol diers who died in England ere te re main permanently in that country by request of the families of the men. Sc lOtary Baker uunetiuced today that or tiers had been given te concentrate the bodies in n permanent cemetery near Ijoaden, which will be under the per petual care and control of the Amerl nn government. All ether Amerlcun (lend In Great Britain have a r'l,rnt?d te tne lilted States, uccerding te the War pepurUnent announcement. i " nnrl Mnlltner per Bexes and Mailing Tubes This chart shows you where your dollar gees when spent for Ferre's Rogers Peet Clethes. Less than 5 cents en every dollar is our entire profit. This represents actual figures en twelve months' business ending Sept. 1st, 1920. With the papers full of "Sale" adver tisements, wc can readily understand why old friends new burst in en us te ask "When de you expect te reduce prices en clothing?" New that j'eu knew the inside of our business, you see we've no padded price3 te cut. We have done and are doing the biggest clothing business in our history. One reason probably is because we base prices en actual cost Quality, Workmanship, Wear, are factors that make our clothes worth while. We invite comparison even while Sales are raging. Ferre & Ce. line, Clothiers C- Outfittert Agents ter Rogers Peet Clethes Chesfxuif Street zt Juniper I'V Lafayette Knewing the effectiveness of fine engineering te be wholly depend ent en the quality of workman ship, LaFayette officials are most exacting in their supervision of shop practices. Lafayette - ph iladelphia company 53S-340 North Bread St., Philadelphia Jlcll Phene i Spruce 0900 LiPjrsm Moren Ceurswr st Mart HIU IttJianepclii I ' - i r . '.... . '., ' jtMjj J. B.Van Sciver CeJJj In These Price-Revision Days De Net Fail te See the Great Van Sciver Furniture Values T Suites and Pieces marked far below any quotations we knew of. Values that can only be verified by a visit te this Gr 3at Stere. Opportunities for customers which years of experience in giving" the best Furniture for the least money could only make possible. .'. J.'. JU. it. f W Ti" V? J" Advantages that will convince you this Wonderful Stere is net trailing along with the changing conditions, but is giving values far in advance of them -values greater than could be expected, or will probably be equalled ths year. rarer; " fJT Ne matter what you need dn Furniture we can net only sat isfy that need, but at lower prices, we believe, than can be approached anywhere. Seeing is believing. Make comparisons where you may, but de net buy until you feast your J eyes en the. great money-saving op- 4 j 11.1 i-:i T-,. ,....J pertunities which we iicivt; iJiepareu for yeu: gT Se far as this Great Heuse is concerned, the lowered prices are here, and we candidly advise these in need of Furniture te make the most of the opportunity new. $T WSBsSSCKmitftefflJwasS xMwim WmJMA Nvrusc.-,i iffliW ffi! wm'TOtfrnTfirnfsft i : MWlilSBrvN cX Siffliiitf ' i' I' 1 1 vi i) iiimiw: Ltfi mii wm ji .w .nt at trui "?i tun u'Li ip i i l i mmmmr-sA x im i . v wmBmfflxx. xy i , i ynK$fl$Hf fii, mMmmmmmm I Say k -gBgsmsk&M efeSSw : v 'A 1 I THIS $1575.00 WALNUT INLAID RENAISSANCE SUITE, 10 PIECES, S1075.00 New, when a )rrcfcrence for Ituliun IicvaiaBancn is increasing throughout thi& country, Jhc magnificence of this roomy Suite, and its greatly reduced price, make it doubly desirable. Few ("unties of Old Italy are graced with Furniture of mom pleasing design, of richer or mellower weed tones. Its artistic embellishment, the graceful stretchers, and the exquisite Chairs with tlicir beautiful damask covering, impart a charm te the ensemble as refreshing as it is pleasing. Savings Beyond Expectations Just nn idea of the many reduced Suites and Pieces for every room. Handsome DINING-ROOM SUITES MANY WILL WANT FOR THANKSGIVING. DINING KOOM i LIVING ROOM W51.00 Walnut Suite, Queen Anne Style. 10' $J25.00 Over-stuffed Suite, loeae eujhlena, 3 plecet, new S300.CO. piece, new $415 00. $710.00 Solid Mnhoeany Suite, Queen Anne Wl3i0e Over-ttuffed Suite, loose cushions, 3 Style, A pieces, new $625.00. ' pieces new $330 00 $482.00 Mahogany Suite, Chippendale Style, 4, jjce.OO Over-stufTed Suite, 3 pieces, new $270.00. PleCeS, nOW S375.CU. M CO M.ihnn?nu mrl ran. Cult -.n. ..., $420 00 Mahogany finish Suite. Queen Anne eevsred. 3 pleess. new $ 6S.O0" .BaSleJuDlrc''' ??. wMU,m ,nH m ' Mahejany and Cine Suite, tapestry WItWe.7foTKt.L'len: mw WaV"" ""' I "v"ed- l0" "'en.. 3 Pieces, new t'm.el llZnnMf,h?0W;!' Sn SS'nV'Aie REDUCTIONS IN MIRRORS 'S.?.. new $678 00 1 Ver the I,u(r,)t' Mltri. rrisel Tuble. erv- $130 00 Walnut Extension Tabic, Queen Anne Inw TaM and nook or corner. We nuote but Stvlt? new $98 00 tl ' nianj! $130.00 Walnut China Closet, Queen Anne I $165.00 Mirror, Qeld and Polychrome frame, Stvle new $08.00. I new '135.00. $31.60 Walnut Serving Table, Jacobean Style, $80.00 Mirror, Geld frame, new $69.00 new $18 r0 I ?32'00 Mirror. Sliver frame, new $47.50. $29.50 Fumed Oak 6-feet Extension Table, i $40.00 Mirror, Geld frame, new $34.50. Jacobean Style, new $24.50. l$14 00 Mirror. Geld frame. $11.50. Kediiced Fleer Coverings Greatly Savings twenty te fifty per cent. Values that will satisfy the meat ardent advocate of lower prices. An opportunity te equip the entire home, whether you need plain weaves or AnKle-Persiana, with Fleer Coverings of almost every wanted design and color effect. Sweeping reductions, such as we have net seen in the recent past, and which arc net likely te be equalled in the immediate iuiure. $195 Finet Wilten, 9x12 $149.00 $12G Rojal Wilten, 9x12 87.00 $04 Beit Gride Aimin., 9x12 72.S0 $82 Beit Sesmltu Velvet, 9x12 G7.00 :4 1 j i 4 -a Pi :-: 3 1 I 3 BED ROOM $380.00 Walnut Suite, 4 pieces, new $307.00. $775.00 Mahogany Suite, Leuis XVI Style, C pieces, new $675.00. $918.00 Mahogany Suite, Chippendale Style, 4 pieces, new $700.00. $490.00 Handsome Wnlnut Suite, 4 pieces, new $445.00. $380.00 Mahogany Suite, Sheraton Style, 4 pieces, new $307.00. $245.00 Gelden Oak Suite, Modern Design, 4 pieces, new $100 00. $140.00 Mahogany Chlffenette, Leuie XVI Style. new $120.00. $185.00 Mahogany Bureau, Sheraton Styls, new $165.00. . $62.00 Gelden Oak Trlple.mlrrer Dressing Table, Colonial Style, new $52.50. $75.00 Mahogany Chiffonier, Leule XVI style, new $65.00, $78 Iligli Pile Aimimttr, 9x12 $59.00 $54 Sesmlen Tip. Bruueli, 9x12 45.00 $223 Reys! Wilten, U.ZxlS 159.00 $70 Beit Scimleu Velvet. 8Jx0.6 63.00 $178 Revl Wilten, 9x15 $139.00 $72 High Pile Atrain., 8.3x10.6 56.00 $26 Sesmlen Axmlnittr, 4.0x6.6 19.75 $36 Beit Arminitfr, 3 H.xlOVi It 22.00 OUR ENTIRE STOCK OF HANDSOME ORIENTAL RUGS AT PROPORTIONATE SAVINGS UNUSUAL REDUCTIONS IN OFFICE FURNITURE 54-in. Gelden Oak Deuble Pedestal Flat Tep Desk. new $76.00 Gelden Oak Weed Seat Revolving Chairs new 20.30 Gelden Oak Arm Chairs te match new 14.00 50-inch Gelden Oak Flat Tep Desk new $46.50 130-Inch Gelden Oak Flat Tep Dealt new 51.00 60x48-inch Gelden Oak Deuble Flat Tep Desk. . . .new 107.00 42-in Gelden Oak Single Pedestal Flat Tep Desk . . new S8.00 Mahogany Desks Chnira, prectersTables,Flling Cabinets and oilier equipment for business needs. Rare Values in Draperies, Warm Blankets and Quilts ,ii - h wnim fii K)S W. PffifM Hundreds of Clocks and Lamps Specially Priced jsi. i .. . & wmsMF .fflni JM2 yy Stere Opens at 818O A, 31. Manufacturers, Importers and Retailers MARKET STREET FERRY, CAMDEN, N. J. Telephone I'enmylvanU. Call Lembard B50 El i : mJJ(m) H uKtQ, wuj- Market Street retry Jieaif u Land Oppesll Stoy W uiniijiii r. m, riinn t tup w Jr, Call Camden t0 aggjgggS
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