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EVENING PUBLIC .LEDGER-PHirADEPHIA TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 9, 1920
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HOLD POLICEMEN
N ELECTION CASE
Lieut. Meyer and Others De-'
tained in $2500 Bail in
36th Ward .SeandAl
WARRANTS FOR FOUR. MORE
AeliiiB I.ieutciiniit Wllltnm Meyer. of
he Twrntietli nml Federal street po
lice Motion, two patrolmen nutl two
intl-Vnic workers of the ThlrtyaWth
"winl. were lieltl in .$L'"00 lmll for it
..-,t... lienrln? tnilnv In- .Itldcc Mnnn
Chun an the result of 'nlli-Reil IrreKU- I
liiritics In tliat dlvinleti en Inst election '
" The patrolmen lielil me IMunril Sncll j
anil Jlnrtin .Mtiiiieiiniiu, nnu mr im
Vnm inpn niei Ilucli rinvin. iwentv-i
KMNith nnd Wliniteu vtieetH. nnd .To .Te
scpli Currani, e( the sump iipIrIiuoi--beod.
( , ,
Court officers nnneinircd tlint unr
Hurts lind been Issued for the unest of
four ether workers who dlsnpitpnied
sime election day. The iup Wnlter
Itrilly, Matthew Hnrnes. Tlienias ( a a
nii'e'nnd Leuis Dawup.v.
On .if count of their felluir te nppenr
tnjav .IiuIkp Monechnirsaid these moil
must be icsarded as fiiKitivps fieni
justlcp.
TIip pellccnipn nnd wnul weikeis wpip
aiiP'tcd by Court Officer .lehn MI1H
(tnn. of Common IMpns Court Ne. H.
Wnrrnuts for tliP arrest of tin; men
werp sworn out by bis son. William
MilliKan. who Is Vnrp commit teemnn of
the Eighteenth dUIsleti, Thirty-sixth
wsid.
All arrested arc climbed with con cen
spiring te prevent n free and fair pIpp pIpp
tfen AceerdiiiB te Vnrp uerkerti, the
prii-enpis with ethprs took pait in a
peneral disorder which prpwntfd n fair
count in. the rJlKliteenfli division. He
yelvers were drawn, according te the
Vnie men. nnd these who favored the
election of Chnrles Penimer for Coun
cil were driven from flip polls.
Jeseph I. CJnffncy irttended tedny's
hemlne in the Intel pst of the Vitrei,
while I'dward A. Kelly lepresentcd the
ndministiatieu forces.
TELLS WOMEN OF SCOUTS
Dr. Hart Addresses Jewish Coun
cil Today
f)r Chmles 1). Unit, chnirman of the
Philadelphia Scout Council, nddressed
the Philndelphin section. Council of
Jewish Women, at the Mercantile Club
Librnrv, Itrentl nnd Master Htreetn,
this nftcrnoen.
Mayer Moere jesterdny efBtlally
opened the Bey Scout model tnmp en,
the Parkway. Dr. Hart Introduced the
Maver.
Troop Thirtv-thrcp's bnnd from the
athletic recreation enter. Twenty-sixth
nnd Jeffersen streets, under the lcnder
phlp of Scoutmaster Chubb, suppllpd
nniic, nnd their busle corps b'ew colors
while the flag was bolus broken out.
During the nftcruoen Scout Miles
Kckert Rave n demonstration of flap-.
ja(k coekinR. v
GUNNERsTfLOCK TO JERSEY
Opening of Rabbit and Quail Season
Tomorrow Draws Many
(iunners nre fleekinc te Seuth Jersey
today for the opening of the rabbit and
ltmil season tomorrow.
(tame is reported plentiful in the lower
end of Gloucester, Salem and Cumber
land counties. Muuy rabbits hate been
urn in the fields nt the lower end of
Camden county.
Much of the lnnd is pestpd by farm
ers, who will limit hunters te their
elide of friends. Ktery gunner must
rnrn n license. The fen for residents
of New Jersey is .$1.15. nnd. a non
resident gunner must pay SlO.lfi. Seme
of the clerks will keep their offices open
teniisht for this accommodation of the
gunners.
Dr. Wittner Stene Honored
Dr. Witmer Stene, of this cit. wns
tleetpd prjsldent of the Aiueilcnn Omi Omi Omi
tliolecists X'nien. new in session in
Washington, l. C. Dr. "Stene is wpII
Known a the "xccutive curator of Hip
Academy of Natural Sciences, of 1'hlH
tielpldn. and as n writer en ornithologi
cal and etaer scientific studies.
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' B.jAWBVEjHjk:.' BwBl
TO BRING CHEN
TO SUNDAY SCHOO
L
Workers' Association Will Con
tinue Discussion of Methods
at Meeting Today
RALLY WILL END SESSION
WOMEN ALSO DISAGREE
Hammonton Judge Finds Them
Same as Men en Jury
When Justice of the Peace Strouse,
of Hnmmonteu, IS'. J., decided te lm
panel nine women te serve en n jury
te decide a case previously disagreed
upon by an all-man Jury, he credited
himself With entertaining n ery bright
idea.
. Today his fnlth fn the fnlrer and.
he has discovered, firmer sex Is new
rudely shattered. This morning after
deliberating for an hour en. the pros and
cons of the case In question, Hninmon Hninmen Hninmon
ten's first nearly nil-woman jury re
turned n verdict of disagreement.
The case fenccrned trepnssing.
vn
127 POOR RICHARDS
TO VISIT NEW YORK
'IVaJTAAAa Ktf.stfc.Xw.! &ft
MKS. WILLIAM S. KII)V
Who lias represented the National
Yeung Women's Association In the
Orient for years, w HI speak nt the
World Fellowship Supper In Ik
ghcu at the Oerimmtewii V. W.
C. A. tonight
Plans for brlnclng children Inte the
Sunday school will lie discussed today
at the second dn's uitting of the nunTlnl
convention of the Sunday Scheel Work Werk
eis of Philadelphia
The convention opened estenlnv with
a ministers' cenfprpnre In llelv Trinity
1'nrUli Hnnip 'PuriifleUi stl eet below
Walnut street. Dr. Alexander Henry
presided.
The i (invention will elesp this pvc-
I nlng with n rnlly nt Iletv Trinltv Kpls-
i opal Cliureh, where the tegular busl-
Yerk three feature acts, all original and
strictly Poer-nichardlaii.
One feature will be n moving picture,
the work of nilbcrt Onble anil Charles
M. Wessels. The picture shows Krnnk
lln's grave opening nnd the relnrnma relnrnma
Hen of I'rnnklln in the pprsenngp of
Tm.t Uitlfviir Tim nlptlllO sllOWH lllfll
1 hunting several members of the Peer
Klrhnnl unit), having nincn wiin inrm
and being taken t New Yerk in an nlr-
Advertising Men Will Take En- ,eper1pUn0rw!iPteJn,'lbr. David
. t. . . p. . . i Stern nnd directed by Wayne Mntshall.
tertainment reatures te wm i,0 another feature. Seven girls and
e . . . . ., .. I two men will take tiart. Kach slrl will
epnmX UlUD IVIeeting , 10 dressed te represent a well-known
Philadelphia product. Its viitues will
I be sung as a parody en some popular
i OPERETTA WILL BE GIVENj- .... frBltIrr wlM , tllc Im.
lersonatien of Karl Hloemingdale. pies
dent of the Peer Hlchard Club, und
TO PROBE ELECTION FRAUDS
PERSHING TO VISIT; DIJjtiT
New Yerk Grand Jury te Hear Evl- Will Be Guest at Armistice Celebra
dence Today t'" en Thursday
v... Vnrii. Nep. 0. (Hv A V.) tipperal Jehn J. Persuing will d
District Attorney Kdwnrd Swnnn or
dcred laid before thp grand jury today
guest of houer of the First Division at
Camp Dix tomorrow nnd Thursday,
i. i i.t frmt.u rnnnrtpil since during Its Armistice day celebration
, . , i Thnt wns nnneuneed yesterday
uic eirriien ii ;n uh". ,
Atnenif these were tne
nt the
finding of neainpinrtcrx 01 tunjer ienrrui unaries
P. Summprnll,
Deaths of a Day
CHANNING RUDD
Liberty Lean Comptroller Dies as
He Steps Off Train
New Yetli, Nev. 0. dimming Htnld,
compttellcr of the government lean or er or
ganisateon of the New Yerk "Federal
Reserve Hank 'or the Inst tout teen
months, diid suddenly from henrt dis
ease vpstenlnv in Hobekeli. He was
stricken ns he alighted fiem a train that
hnd brought Mini trem ills Heme in
Merris Plnlns.
When the first Liberty Lean cam
nnkn u lnunclieil be wns nntieilitcd
expcutlvp mannger for Maryland, but
his talents seen brought his transfer
te New Yerk. Joining tne local
. ,, T, 1. .... (Jnntn.v. Vin 'f.
prni iipscrvc duiik eh 'i'i "w . -.'.
1018. he carried en the administration
of the third, fourth ami Victory leans.
Lewis E. Kurtz
Milhllle, N. J.. Nev. 0. Leuis D
Kurtz, forty-five years old, mayor el
this citv, died in his home last nigi i.
He succeeded Themns Whltaker. who
resigned owing te ill health, and shortly
after assuming the office was also
stricken ill. Majer Kurtz was one of
the Republican leaders of Cumbetland
county. He lcacs a widow and three
children.
Jehn Dennelly
Dnvlrstnun. Pa.. Nev. II
Dennelly, aged sixty-eight years, mom mem
inent business mnn of this boieugh nnd
former burgess of the town, dlel sud
denly nt bis home here jesterdny of
heart disease. Mere than fifty J ears
age Mr. Dennelly enme te this borough
nnd for the la-st twenty years conducted
n stove store in this borough.
Themas R. Grapewlne
Wlldwoed, N. .1.. Nev. I). Themas
R. Ciappwlnc, rlghty-ene years old,
one of the pieuppr srttlers of this city,
died in his Rurk acnue home Sunday
evening, nfter it lingering illness. He
wns n widower. He leaves two cliil
ihen. a son nnd n daughter, nud a
number of grandchildren.
Charles Frledel
Scaferd. Del.. Nev. !). f'hatles
Frledel, jirospereus farmer, died of
enncer esterdny. , He was slxty-hvp
pnis old! He wns n nnt'np of Lyoem- I
lug ceuntv. Pa., and came te Delnwatc
wltli his patents when tiltc jeung.
iiess of the convention will be con
ducted An nddress will be made b
"'. Ilenrv lMward Trnllp. of Kansas
City, en "The Teacher That Teaches."
The object of yesterday's conference
wns te further icllgleus education In
the church threj phases (f that work
beinc the sublect of addresses by the
Rev. Kdwnrd C. Kunkle. of West
Chester; the Rev. Dr. Wnrrcn R.
Wnrd, of the Weitmlnhter-Oreenwny
Presbyterian Chittch, and Ldwnrd Sar
gent, of New Yerk.
Sir, Sargent, the only lnjmnn te ad
diess the conference, gne what was
considered the most prnptlcal solution
of the educational problem.
"Theie uic 50(1,000 children in New
Yerk city nleue thut are net connected
In nny wny with a lellgieus educa
tional institution," snid Sir Sargent.
"The only wny we can reach these
children is te have them systematially
excused ft ein school for n icrtnin time
each week te receive teligieus instruc
tion A plnn by which children devote
one hour or mere n week of school time
in teligieus training in some ether in
stitution has been found practical in
several cities.
The Rev. Phillips K. Osgood, vicar
of the chapel of the .Mediator, spoke
en "Pageants as a Means of Teaching
and Impressing Religious Truths."
Pageants Involve nctive patticipatien
in teligieus tiainlng of these who other
wise would be merely onlookers." said
Sir. Osgood, "nnd in se doing provide
the grcntest means of expipssien for
all peoples and stimulate interest in
things of teligieus significance."
Following thp ministprs' conference
dinner was served In the Rethany Pres
byterian Church, Twenty-sppend nnd
Rninbrldgc stipels. TIip evening meet
Ing was nddicsed by Harry Wnde
1 Hicks, general secretary New Yerk
- Jehn i Sunday Scheel Association en "The
Necessity of Religious Kducntien, and
Kemper G. SIcCemb, general scctctary
Somerset county, en "The Leadership
Training Program in the Scheel."
Orazle Cnrpe was endeavoring te re- ,,,...
cover $200 damnges from Peter Capelli One bundled nnd twenU -seven mem
because the Intter's chickens had done i bets of the Peer Kit hard Club will take
that much harm te his property. ft special train from Rread Street Sta-
Premitient women rt" , Hen nt 3 o'clock this afternoon for New
served en the jury. Ihey were .Mrs.'
D. S. llellamy, foreman; Sirs. Rese rk. "I"""' I"W will tnke part In the
Russe. Sirs, lliirten Simons, Sirs. K. sllvpr Jubllpp of the Sphinx Club, the
A. Rurdlck. Slf3. llyren Dnvls, Sllss eldest nihcrtislng tlub in America.
Thctcsa Rttbba, Sirs. Lillian Piatt, The Peer Rlchaids will constitute
Airs. Alice Rrewn nnd Sirs. C. L. the Inrgest delegntlen of ndvettlslng
Raucr. men that hns ever left this city te at-
tend an interclub dinner.
TROUBLE REUNITES COUPLE nSi VJ!!i, V,!;n, ffiVn1
J tnlninent this evening, nnd the followers
Parents Jein After Ten Years te of Renjnmln Frnnklln will tnke te New
Help Erring Sen
Separated for ten jears. husbnnd nnd I m,mmmmmmmm
wife nre reunited today through the
troubles of a son who was committed te
the Heuse of Detention for examination
of his mentnl condition, following his
uncut three weeks age en the charge of
stealing i ucs valued at $800.
When the son, Charles Highley,
twenty-two yents old, was sent te
prison, he notified his mother, whose
home Is en Atigern tetrace near l ifty
ninth street, and bis father, who has
'been living In Chicago for many years.
Highley hastened te this city, nnd
nlded his wife's efforts te ebtnln the
boy's release. The teuple ute new liv
ing at the Angera terrace nddress.
R. II. S. Huntsman, president of the
Sphinx Club, bv two members of the
Peer Richard dub. The men will nc
cuse the real presidents of perpci'intlng
n .fraud en the Sphinx Club. Sir.
Rloemlnrdale will be Impersonated by
Philip Kind, and Sir. Huntsman by
Walter Lpp Resenberger.
Phlladelphlan Killed In Chester
Falling forty feet from n wuy in the
Chester vnid of the Aterrhnnts Ship
building 'Ce. yesterday. Henry Sten
bach. twenty-six, TilOi Kingsesslng
nvenue, wns Instantly killed. A widow
and two children survive him.
tW Via-lef WTsncanc ' Simp 11 ' "encra, Pcrshl
'lT. Majer Genera. S
Nera Stanten Rurney, nn election nffl- mernll.
division commander at
111 b
Sum
clnl, that Republican ballets cast in
the thirteen election districts of thn
lirst Assembly tllstricc were ueciBrce
"wild" by ether efhcinls eer her pre
test.
Discharge Jurer Who Changed Mind
I.. !,,, IlnrwitZ. of Cnllewhlll I
sliect wet of Twenty-second, the juror
who chnnged his nilnil ever night after
signing it erdlct of guilty, was jester- i
tiny tllschnrged from the pnnpl of jurors ,
bv Judge Davis and pronounced unfit
niid unsafe te sent- as a juror Ibis
action followed nn exnmlnntien of Ilor Iler
witz In the distritt attorneys office bv
Assistant District Attorney Jntnes Onv
Gorden. Jr.. .Majer Samuel O. Wynne, i
chief ceuntv tletectivc. and Detectne
t Cm den Lehman During the px-
nminntlen he wns tonfrented with an
other of the jurors
Bedy Found In Alley Identified
The bed.v of n man found (lend In nn
alley yesterday morning wns Identified
last night nt the meigue us tlfat of
Waller McGnimli. forty -tlve years old.
SIcGaugh wns found in the rear of 7ii
Callewhlll street ly Jeseph Rlttmeuthal,
the occupant of the house at that nddress.
perfect
dinner
demands
Run Over Trying te Dedge Truck
Attempting te avoid u motertruck
driven by Sninuel Cellins, of J street
near Sixth, Slanuel Pen ten, ir2 Dnst
WIlcj strept, wiis thrown from his hi
cjcIp nnd tun ever nt Rread strppt and
Glrnrd nvenue last night. He was
taken te St. Jeseph's Hospital, nud
found te have a fractured shoulder nud
Internal lnjuiies.
ika
Salted "Nuts.
Favers, Bon.Bens
te harmonize
with the table
decpratiens
BIO Cbcstnut 5 t
MacDonald & Campbell
Special Reduction Announcement
MANY peeplt
r ii cv veq-
U U O IV.UV
7.50 Per Annum
On Your Idle Meney
VtK UAVJ3 avallable nnd recom recem
"mcnil ter Investment the $1000
Geld Bends of SWIFT & COM
PANY, one of the largest and most
successful concerns of Ha character
m tlie world. v
Total Sales of the Company's prod
ucts luwe Increased from $2Be--000,000
In 1009 te eer $1,200,000,000
tn 1U19.
Kach $1000 bend pays $70 Interest
per annum, and Is repaj-able In fHe
years. At present tlme they can be
ecured at discount of $26 00, making
nerage Interest return for the
period eer 7,50 per annum.
e are se
ding the
business - weather man's
guesses that they don't find!
time te leek up and see hew
brightly the sun is shining.
HERBERT M. MORRIS
Advertising Agency
Every Phase of Sales Promotion
400 Chestnut Street Philadelphia
HMIl
'VI PI X
NKSs
' ens SiuVEnsMrms 5r..
3twu ""ns
Emerald Cut Diamonds
ExqDj&iieJy mounted 'in desrgna
of (fistiictti 'e elegance
Will you, for your own sakes, try te match the suit and
overcoat values we new offer at honest reductions?
The acknowledged superiority of MacDonald & Campbell
clothing puts this opportunity beyond competition.
Suits and Overctats
Frem $45.00 te $75.00, New $10.00 Less
Suits and Overcoats
$80.00 and Upwards, New $15.00 Less
Nete: These reductions apply te our entire stocks of clothing, als.
Cleth Moter Coats, Leather Coats, Chauffeur suits and Overcea
1334-1336 Chestnut Street
tjmm
I'ull particulars pladlu
untijiecJ en rcnucst.
I
Carstairs & Ce.
Members New Yerk ancl Phila.
Sleck Exchanges
1419 Walnut Street, Phila.
Conservative Investment Securities
Business Man
Wanted
Grewing chain tore organi ergani organi
sateon needs a man who i a
capable aletmanager and
executive, one able te success
fully manage Philadelphia
store, te take full charge.
He mut be young enough te
nye speed and old enough te have
..,T,ia mn we want Is entire!
JWerent from the general run, ter
ne mut be n man who would nb
! U,Jly decline anything but the
eundeit business.
i..Ti ,h'?, mn ,hl stable organ ergan organ
iiMlen offers an excellent perma
"nt position with salary and com
mission consistent, $7800 possible.
Security In cash must be fur
II., j V U-'extsnt of Twenty-five
Hundred Dollars, which will be
'"lly protected and returned at
"iVince el bualness relations,
I his opens up an exceptional
opportunity ler a man of geed
landing,
..SlV' , married or single,
bsnMng and business references-i
in short, tell us why you can quel
LyJn y,0"' first letter, se that w.
ny.i2J,,eWr dcl.d.6 nether or net
B?fnl nen "! Preva mutually
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ST R E N G T H
THERE IS STRENGTH IN
THE ST A TEMENT THA T
ECONOMY IS 'A FEATURE
OF THIS ESTABLISHMENT.
THE HYSHO GARMENT,
SKETCHED, WHILE OF EX
CELLENT DESIGN, FROM
THE HIGH SHOULDERS
DOWN, HAS VALUE AS ITS
MOST APPEALING QUALITY.
I T WILL ' SAVE BY. SERVING.
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'FASHION PARK CLOTHES ARE IN
CLUDED IN OUR REPRICING SALE
AFFORDING OPPORTUNITY TO
PURCHASE THESE SPLENDID GAR
MENTS A T PRICES FROM $10 TO flS
LESS THAN THE VALUE OF EACH
SUIT OR OVERCOAT,
TIMXCWB MEIEHDB 8M
(( jl 1424-1426 Chjestmit, Street.
fcHWUajUJ. . aysef-Masilfiiti xMf J E JlUssUgWgsMtslstt
I $35 Sale!
Limited Period
i Limited Number 1
sttmmmmmsmmwmm ' jj of Perry 3
1 j I Suits and I
Overcoats I
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! Made te sell for
, $55, $60 and $65 !
I new going out
I If at I
One
Uniform
1 Price
$35
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Story's in the prices
they were te sell
for, and the price
you can buy them
for in this most op
portune offering!
Furniture, Rugs, Linoleum
One-Quarter Millien Stock
At Before - the - War Prices
40 te 60 Per Cent Belew Present Market Values
The Linde War en High Prices has made a deep impression upon
the public because its purpose is sincere and its reductions are real. If
every merchant in the country would face the issue as squarely as we
are doing, the profiteer would quickly disappear.
Our prices new are just as. low as before the war. Yeu are
perfectly safe in buying here, for the market will have te drop JO
te 60 per cent before it will be even with our figures. Everybody
knows this will net occur. We arc offering absolutely the greatest
money-saving opportunity in Philadelphia.
Shep around and see what you can de. Loek carefully te the
quality. We are known te the best manufacturers as the most par
ticular buyers in the trade. This benefits our customers. Don't miss
this Sale. The assortments are enormous. The values are real. The
reductions are genuine. It's the chance of a lifetime.
575 Wicker Pieces Reduced
$65 ler $140 3 pieces Cretonne ceerel
$22 ler $36 Electric lamp, cretonne lined.
$17 for $35 Arm chair with book rack.
$30 for $55 Chair or Rocker, high back
$6,50 for $S,50 round Table, all unislic
$19 for $50 large Sefa, cretonne cushion
$115 for $175 cushioned suite Three pieces
67.5 Living-Roem Tables Reduced
$25 for i7 Coleniaf designs in Maliegan.
$15 for $21 Heavy golden oak, 42-in top
$38 for $57 Empire design, fluted columns.
$26 for $55 Maheganj , oval top, 8 legs
$40 for $60 Large Davenport Table, 60 inches.
$25 for $-10 Mission design; fumed oak
$65 for $125 Elaborate Mahogany; 54-in top.
50 Sefa Beds Reduced
$68 for $0 Mahogany Imperial leather.
$65 for $95 Quartered Oak, 5 ft 2 in. wide.
$57 for $85 Mahogany Imperial leather.
$70 for $125 Oak Mission design.
$85 for $125 Mahogany. Colonial design.
$95 for $150 Mahogany Imperial leather.
$110 for 5165 Mahogany. Tapestry covered.
221 Dining-Roem Suites Reduced
$195 for $275 4-piecc J.Kebcan Oak st.itc
$238 for $400 4-picce Maheganv dain Mine
$325 for ?600 Queen Anne 4-piecc suite
$450 ter $650 10-piecc Chippendale suite
$575 l'"- SS50 4-picce m.issne alnut suite
$750 for $1200 10-pici.c Walnut, Empire design
$825 ter $1250 Adam, Mahuganv , 10 piece,
215 Living-Roem Suites Reduced
$85 for $135 3 pieces blue and geld damask
$110 l.ir $le5 Mahegam cane tapestry suite.
$150 ler $225 Mahogany cane cleur suite
$225 for $375 0crstuffed, cushion scats
$325 for $550 Imperial blue velour.
$440 for $750 3-pie.c Leuis XV Iihie Damask
$525 for $775 Massie overstuffed tapestry
290 Bedroom Suites Reduced
$190 for $285 4-piece Adam Walnut suite
$235 for $400 Mahogany pest Colonial suite
$275 for $550 4-picce Mahogany Queen Anne
$350 for $700 4-picce Walnut Queen Anne
$700 for $1050 5-pictc Massive Georgian
$550 for $800 6-piccc Massive Walnut suite
Buy Fine Goods!
In this big
$400,000
Unloading Sale
of Perry's Finest
Reduced Prices
that were already
loweneugh, which
is like kicking a
man when he's
down !
Unbeatable
Values
in, Fine Overcoats
and Fine Suits
at
$50
Result of extra
Special effort te
keep up an over
flowing measure of
goodness in fabrics,
workmanship and
line at 350. You'll
say se!
PERRY & CO.
16th &. Chcttnut Sts.
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Save a Full Third en Rugs and Linoleum
$130 00 Wilten, 9x12 ft $86.00
78.00 Wilten, 6s9 ft 46.50
75 00 Axmmstcr, 11.3x12 ft .... 52.50
82 50 Best Axminstcr, 9x12 ft .. 67.50
65 00 Ilest ANminster. 7 6x0 ft , 49.00
175 00 Finest Wilten, 8 3x10,6 ft 135.00
W.00 Seamless Vehct, 9x12 ft . 69.5J
11000 Wilten. 69x12 ft 87.50
48 00 Brussels. 9x12 ft 28.00
$4200 Brussels, 8.3106 ft $24 00
0.00 Wilten, 4 6x7 6 ft 27.50
8 00 Grass 0x12 ft 12.00
16 7? Art Weel, 6x9 ft U 75
27 50 Art Weel, 8 3x10.6 ft .... 19.00
17 00 Wee! Fiber. 7 69 ft ... 10.50
1200 Fiber, 6x9 ft 6.50
3 25 Inlaid Linoleum, sq d 1.95
1 50 Cerk Linoleum, sq yd 95
HENRY LINDE
Open Friday Eventnga Until JO o'Cleck
23d, Columbia & Ridge Ave.
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