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AMERICAN LEGION
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Army nqme at Atlantic City, which en-
Veterans Urged te Support An
nual Rellcall te. Get Dol Del
lar Members
Day, Friday and Saturday. '
OLNEY POST HAS ELECTION
The American Legien, through Its
seventy-six pests in Philadelphia, is
iilding the American Red Cress in its
effort te enroll
SI members. This
is the second
year in which
Legien assist
ance has been
cjven te this
work. ,,
"Wilflnm Tt.
Blester, Jr., of'
Donald T. Bhen Bhen
ten Pout. Ne.
130, as chairman of a subcommittee, is
co-operating with Mrs. Jehn W. Geary
as chairman of the Red Crocs rellcall.
The veterans have been urged in a let
ter te give their support te the Red
Cress.
Officers of the Legien were in attend
ance at Christ Church, when the Right
Rev. Dr. Bury, bishop of North and
Central Europe, officiated. The serv
ice commemorated the introduction of
the English church into Pennsylvania
in 1605.
Dr. Herman J. Keyscr has been re
elected commander of Olney Pest, Ne.
388, the choice being unanimous. The
ether officers for the ensuing year an:
Jehn O. Teynelds, vice commander;
Leyis Fischer, adjutant ; J. A. Seidcrs,
treasurer: William Alnsteett, historian;
R. Pavellck, Bergeant at arms; Ray
lienawltz and Alrin Fritz, asisstant ad
jutants. Fathers and sons of set-vide
men will be invited te a smoker te be
given by this pest December 7.
William G. Murdock, state adjutant,
Open Saturdays
Until Five
( JJU3 niw.n-u fc" Ml, UOfc uujuiuuia,
forms en which the pests are requested
te register officially their vote as te the
reorganization of the Philadelphia
county committee, in accordance with
the new constitution. As. goon as the
requisite number of favorable returns
have been received the cemmittee will
be called together by Department Cem?
jnander Davis.
REZONING ORDERED
Public Service Bedy Alse Tells Ta Ta
ceny Line te Repair Trackt
The Frankford, Tacony and Holmes Helmes
burg Street Railway Ce. has been or
dered te readjust its zoning system in
order te have all the built-up sections
of Helmrsburg included ln one zone.
This order was mode public by the
Public Service Commission yesterday.
The commission also ordered the rail
nj company te repair its tracks im
mediately. The action en the zoning system was
made as a result of complaints re
i lived from residents of Helmcsburg,
who declared thnt some of the persons
IMng in that section ceulU ride for
niie fare while ethers were forced te
pay twice, due te the zoning point
neated by the transit company.
The repairing of 'the tracks was or er
i'i red dun te complaints made by the
llnlmesburg Improvement Association,
ih.it cars passing ever certain points
i rked itrn dangerous manner and lm
1 1 riled lives due te uneven and old
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DOWN in" the" heart of this
city's busy machinery dis
trict, at Seventh and Arch Streets,
stands the Philadelphia home of
the "Fairbanks O. K." In this store
and working out of it are a group
of men who knew net only ma
chinery and tools, but hew te put
them at your service. Seme of
them specialize in the mere tech
nical lines; ethers can quote you
en anything from a drag scraper
te a big oil engine.
Though these men are as differ
ent as the things they sell, yet an
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SEEK FUND FOR HOME
Salvation Army Wants Meney for
Benefit of' Disabled Service Mnn
home this week, but Mayer Bader, of
Atlantic City, haavheaded a committee of
citizens of that city and Phlladeuphla,
which has pledged that tbe funds wpuld
be raised, se that the home might re
main open until all of the service men
Mve recovered. v
Te Give Musical Comedy
ti, TTelrm'." a musical comedy in
Ajjriva IP assist in raising the fund
'""' muuBBnns ei cnppica ana con
valescent soldiers and sailors, will ba
held In Pnilndlilnfiln An Tl,-b-l.,l
two acta, will be given by the Dramatic
Chapter of the Ladles of' Han Dominge
tonight at the K. of C. Hall, Thirty
eighth nnd Market streets. Dancing
will fellow the performance. Thecast
consists of Misses Helena Kccler, Mar Mar
eon Cennell, Helen Tayler, Messrs.
Dunn, Tener, King, Guerdlman, Cre-
xjunng ine last week a drlve has been
conducted in Atlantic City te aid in
raising this sum which Is needed te con
tinue (network planned during the com cem
nc?r "t t,lc home,, which Is .located
en Ohie avenue, in Atlantic City.
Owing te the fact 'that the funds for
the maintenance of the home were ex
hausted it was exnectcd te elen Hie
Inin, Gonnoud, Spearing aim minis,
Mipperteu Dy a large cnurun.
Lighting Fixtures
and Lamps
of. authentic design, combined
with skilled craftsmanship,
that anneal te" these whose
wish is te have a pretty and
cozily furnished home.
The Hern & Brannen Mfg. Ce.
427-433 North Bread Street
"A Short Walk Along Automobile Rew"
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'OHOWS"fneet of our exclusive 'designs," with'
; eaay method Cs ordering. Yeu will find her
juet the cards te tnlt your taate, which can be
printed from your present visiting card plate,
a new plate engraved, or you can purchase
the carda without personal name thereon.
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Hew "FAIRBANKS O.K."
Serves Philadelphia 1
into an organization with a definite
personality of its own. If you use
mechanical equipment or supplies,
you will be interested In knowing
somethingabeut these men, their or
ganization and the idea back of it all.
Every Monday, and Thursday
morning we will tell you about
some one person whose work helps
te make our service te you worthy
Vf the "Fairbanks O. K." We
want you te feel that this is a hu
man organization made up of men
who take a real interest in your
needs and 'a real pleasure in serving
you well.
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THE FAIRBANKS COMPANY
SEVENTH and ARCH Streets
MARKET 2210
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Men's and Yeung
Men's Clothing
ON THE THIRD FLOOR
Men's and Yeung Men's $45.00 t?Q AA
& $50.00 Suits at, each SMHI
Men's and Yeung Men's
$30.00 & $35.00, tig Cft
Overcoats at, ea.10,i,u
Men's and Yeung Men's
IN THE ECONOMY
BASEMENT
Men's and Yeung Men's
$25.75 te $31.75 flC A A
Bultsat,each...
Men's and Yeung Men's
Overcoats, worth QOC
up te'$23.50, at. .
Men's and Yeung Men's
$6.00 Trousers at e AA
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Men's 75c and.$l Neckwear, 39c; cut silks in a large assort
ment of stripes and figures.
Men's $3 te $4.5,0 Knit Ties, ?1.95
Pure silk, loom-knitted, full-fashjened fenr-in-hands;
piain colors, stripes ana nemtner muium.
Men's $8.50 Mufflers, $8.95; accordion and crocheted.
Men's $3.50 Woven Madras Shirts, ?2.45 I
Pin and cluster stripes, mostly en light grounds.
Men's $2.50 Printed Madras and Percale Shirts, $1.65.
Men's $3.50 Ontlnu Flannel Pajamas, $2.65.
Beys' $2 and $2.50 Shirts and Blouses, 95e; Puritan brand;
cellars attached; slightly Imperfect Shirts In sizes 12
te IBM. Blouses In sizes 6 te 16.
Beys' 65c Neckwear. 85c, or 3 for $1; silk four-in-hands,
in attractive strives and plaids.
Beys' $2.50 Outing Flannel Pajamas, $1.95; twe-jiece mod
els; sizes 6 te 18 years.
Men's 75c Socks, 3 pairs-for $1; thread-silk nnd fibre-mixed
seck3, with double soles and high-spliced heels.
2,000 Bexes Men's 50c Endurance Socks,
Bex of 6 Pairs, $1.10
Cotten socks of exceptional quality; extra reinforced
heels and tees; 6 pairs of all black or asserted cer;
devan. navy and gray te the box; sizes 94 te 11H.
Men's $1.50 Underwear, 89c; natural gray, part-wool shirts
and drawers; heavy weight.
Men's $6 "Madewell" Union Suits, $3.95; natural gray,
worsted ribbed union suits.
Women's 75c Stockings, 3 pairs for $1; mercerized lisle In
black and African brown; Bursen's black cotton.
Women's $2.50 Sports Stockings, $1.39 pr.
Weel sports stockings, in heather colorings.
Women's $2.50- and $3 Silk Stecklnga, $1.59 pair; pure
thread-silk of highest quality; finest mercerized lisle
tops; lisle soles; black and cordovan.
Children's 50c te 75c Stockings, 3 pairs for $1; misses' fine
ribbed real lisle-thread; black; sizes 6 te 9y9.
Beys' $150 te $2.50 Sports Stockings, 89c
Pure wool sports stockings, in plain and heather colors;
plain and fancy cuff tops.
Women's $1.25 te $1.50. Union Suits, 79c; fine ribbed cotton
knee length, low neck, sleeveless styles; regular and
extra sizes; white and pink. s
Women's $1 and $1.25 Bleemers, 79c; the best pink cotton
bloomers, in regular and extra, sizes.
Infants' $1 te $1.50 Underwear, 59c; finest merino and silk-
and-wool body bands.
Beys' $1.50 te $2 Union Suits, $1.19; silver-gray ribbed
' cotton-fleeced union suits; sizes 6 te 16 years.
Beys' and Children's $3 Hats, $1.95; cloth, plush or velvet
Men's $5 Derbies, $3.25; Jet black, in all new shapes.
Men's $5 Seft Hats! $2.65; all wanted shades in new fall
and winter models.
Men's $1 and $1.50 Handkerchiefs, 35c each, 3 for $1 ; fine
French Jacquard, In a variety of styles and colors.
Women's 40c Handkerchiefs, 25c; fine Swiss Madeira, with
dainty embroidered corners and scalloped edges.
$1 te $00 Ready-Mad e Veils, 65c; in Shetland and fancy
effects; black and colors.
50e Mallne, 35c yard; in black and all the wanted colors.
50c Embroidered Fleuncings, 29c yard; for children's
dresses and petticoats; 25 inches wide.
25c Filet Crochet Laces, 12Hc yard; for trimming all
kinds of fancy work, curtains, centrepieces, etc.; 3
inches wide.
Women's $1 Cellar and Cuff Sets, 65c; of ecru color eyelet
embroidery; trimmed with lace.
Women's $8 Marabou Capes, $4.50; trimmed with ostrich
tails. ,
Women's $7.50 Cashmere Scarfs, $4.75; in plain colors and
striped effects.
$2.50 and $3 Printed Japanese Silks, 69c yard; 36 inches
wide; broken assortment of patterns.
$2.75 Colored Messallne, $1.39 yard; 35 inches, wide; pure
silk; in an excellent range of street colorings. -y
$2J0 Striped Shirting Silk, $1.10; 32 Inches wide: fine as
sortment of styles and best fast colors; made in Japan.
5-inch and 5'2-inch Ribbons, 23c yard
Plain moire and fancy effects in wanted colors.
500 Pairs of Women's $3.50 Doeskin Strap-Wrist Gloves,
$2.29; P. K. and P. X. M.; 5-inch tops.
Women's $2.50 and $3 French Suede and
Capeskin Gloves, $1.29
P. K. and P. X. M.; evcrseam sewn; broken line of
colors nnd sizes. "
Men's $4.50 Buck and Mecha Gloves, $2.89
P. X. M. and P. K.; self or contrasting embroidery en
back: sizes IV. 1U and 7,
Children's $1.50 One-Clasp Suede Gloves, 89c.
50c and 75c Lining Remnants, 35c yard; all geed colors.
10c te 85c Sanitary Goods, 5c each; odds and ends.
$3 Cast Iren Sheets, $1.95; sizes 81x90 inches. The sheets
in this let ticketed "Dermcz" are made of cast-iron
sheeting. "Dermcz" is our own trade name.
70c Pillow Tubing, 59c yard; 42 and 44 inches wide; requir
ing just a hem for bolster or pillow case.
59c Vermont Make Striped and Checked
Outing: Flannel, 24c yard
$1.20 Bleached "Lockwood" Sheeting, 75c yard; Vn yards.
50c Amoskeag White Shaker Flannel, 24c yard; 27 inches.
Women's $5 Umbrellas, $3.90
Streng, showerpreof umbrellas; made ever sturdy Pnr-
' agen frames; full-length Bacallte handles, Bacalite
ferrules and long teeth te match: lust 50 in the let.
$12.75 Genuine Cowhide Traveling Bags, $10.00; of soft,
pliable, bearded cowhide; black, tan and cordovan; 18
inch size.
Women's $2.50 and $3 Hand Bags, $1.79; of velvet and
leather, In a variety of styles.
$4.50 Pure Linen Table Damask, $2.95 yard; extra fine,
2 yards wide; in five patterns; dew bleached lustre.
$7 Pattern Table Cleths, $4.25 each; Imported Irish satin
damask cloths; 2x2 yards; circular patterns.
85c Turkish Bath Towels. 44c each; thick, spongy; all'
white, or with neat colored borders; hemmed ends.
60c Pure Linen Crash Toweling, 32c yard; pure Irish linen
Bamsley weave crash; absorbent and lintless.
$15 California Lambs' Weel Blankets, $9.54 pair; woven
with a little cotton in the warp; block plaid patterns.
In desirable color comblnatlensjialso gray and white,
with pink or blue borders; extra large double-bed size.
p $12.60 California Lambs' Weel-filled Comfertables $6.94;
cuvesxu wiwi uuwtreu percaune ana sateen; plain 12
inch sateen borders; full size; geed designs and colors,
75c Stationery, 39c; 72 sheets In asserted tints and 72
envelenes te match.
4BcSraIJh. Kline & French Ce. Aspirin Tablets, 24c 100.
35c 5-g?ln Cascarn Tablets, 25c box. '
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Tomorrow Will Be Opportunity Day
And Every Department In Our Whole Wonderful Stere Has Made
Splendid Preparation Fer It With Hosts of Extraordinary
Values in Werthy Merchandise
Articles for' personal use and wear, everything needful for the home, unlimited
suggestions for usaful and beautiful Christmas Gifts and all offered at' unparalleled
savings. Thiswill be Opportunity Day indeed te cheese, te save, without limit!
Get An Opportunity Day Booklet at Any Doer.
A concise directory of the store showing what each department is offering of special
interest. Saves time and trouble.
r ON THE FIRST FLOOR
Imitation Ivery Toilet Articles at 15c each te $12 set;
imitation Ivery wares of the -better kind; included are
Come 12-piece toilet sets and separate
Hair Brushes, 'Hair Receivers, Puff Bexes, Manicure Sets,
Mirrors, Combs, Brushes, Hat Brushes, Clethes
Brushes, Etc.; some pieces are soiled a bit from hand
ling! ethers are factory seconds, very slight.
Tanlac, Special, 85c
Herllek's Malted Milk, $1 Size. Special, 75c.
$4 White Longcleth, $1.88 Piece; soft, chamois finish,
closely woven and 36 inches wide; 10 yards te a piece.
$4 White Nainsoek, $1.55 Piece; fine weave, soft chamois
finish. 10 yards te a piece and 27 inches wide.
Remnants of 35c te 65c White Goods,
14c Yard
Plain longcle'th, nainsoek, lingerie cloth, mercerized
batiste, linen-finish suiting, plain and fancy voiles,
dimity, pongee, neisette, shirting madras, et&, etc.
1 te 5 yard lengths; some slightly soiled or mussed.
Ne mail or 'phone orders filled.
Women's $15 Wrist Watches, $11.25; guaranteed geld-filled
cases, fitted with guaranteed nickel lever movements.
Men's $12.50 Open-Face Watches, $9.75; guaranteed plain
polished cases, fitted with guaranteed nickel move
ments; silver dials with raised geld numerals.
Men's $3 Sterling Silver Waldemar Chains, $1.79; fancy
link patterns; swivel at one end, spring ring at ether.
50c Rhinestone Bar Pins, 39c; many different styles.
$5 te $7.50 Imported Beaded Bags, $3.39; draw-string
style; in beautiful coloring effects.
$5 Pyrex Casseroles, $3.75; pierced bases', fitted with
Pyrex linings. ,
$1 Marmalade Jars, 79c; etched glass, witK silver-plated-top
and spoon.
Salt and Pepper Shakers at 25c; clear etched glas3 holders,
with silver-plated tops.
Christmas Beeks,' Illustrated with Colored Plates, Werth
25c, at 10c each, or 12 for $1.00.
tr ON THE SECOND FLOOR "
Women's $85 Belivia Cleth, Fur Cellar,
Coats, $55
Large 'cellars of raccoon and Australian opossum;
belted: lined throughout with flowered silk.
Women's $50 Velour Coats, Fur Cellars, $37.50; of wool
velour and velour de laine; dyed opossum or Austra
lian opossum cellars; loose dolman back or belted;
beautifully lined.
Women's $22.50 Sports Plush Coats, $15
Belted stvle: large, soft cellar: lined throughout.
Women's $32.50 Belted Plush Coats, $19.75; large cellar;
lined throughout
Women's $35 Weel Velour Coats, $22.50
Belted model; lined thrugheut; pleated back; large
cellar.
Women's $19.75 Heatherweve Suits, $13.75
Smart belted models, with patch pockets; in heather
mixtures.
Women's $29.75 Suits, $17.50; of excellent quality velour
and serge; belted models; braid and button trimmed;
in navy, brown, reindeer and black.
Women's $50 Navy Tricetine Suits, $35; smart models;
one or two of a kind; embroidered, braid trimmed and
finished with tailored arrow heads.
Women's Marmet Coats, $116; flare-baak, belted effects,
with deep cellars and cuffs; beautifully lined; 30-inch
length.
Women's Beautiful Fur Scarfs, $21.50; black and natural
skunk animal scarfs, with heads and tails; silk lining.
Women's Fur Stoics, $19.75; brown and kit ceney steles;
lined and with pockets.
Women's $10 and $15 Silk Dresses, $5
Odds and ends; taffetas, satins, flowered Geergettes and
Georsrette and taffeta combination.
Women's $15 Cleth Dresses, $9,50; velour and silvertene
dresses, in straight-line and panel models; trimmed
with wool and silk embroidery.
Women's $19.75 Tricetine Frecks, $14.95; tunic and
straight-line styles; beaded and embroidered.
Women's $25 Navy Tricetine Frecks,
$18.50
Ceat and tuuic effects: braid trimmed.
Women's $60 and $75 Extra-Sze Suits, $49.50; well-tailored
suits of navy, brown, black or silvertene, in ve
lour, duvet de laine, tricetine, broadcloth, or silvertene;
silk lining nnd warm interlining; some have fur col cel
lars; sizes 42 te 58.
Women's $10 Georgette Crepe Blouses,
$5.65
Tucked and lace trimmed with round or square cellars;
vh flesh, white, bisque and navy; seme colored taf
feta and neveltv silk ovcrbleusas Included.
Women's $5 Silk Blouses, $3.35; Georgette crepe, crepe de
Chine and satin blouses; tucked, frilled and tailored;
in flesh, white, navy and black.
Women's $10 Serge Skirts, $6.75; black and navy serge
skirts in box and side-pleated styles; trimmed with
buttons; band sizes up te 32 inches.
Women's $19.75 Weel Velour and Worsted Sports Skirts:
$12.75; in broken plaid patterns, green, brown, tan and
navy; box-pleated back and frent: knife-pleated ever
the sides; all pleats stitched 10 inches below waist
line or Knlie-pleated Ml around.
Women's $2 Slip-On Gowns and Envelope
Chemises, 95c
Of lingerie cleth: tailored or trimmed models.
Women's $3.50 Flannelette Gowns, $1.55; pink- or blue-
Btnpea; ncavy quumy; cut iuii.
Women's 79c Tea Aprons, 39c; of fine lawn, trimmed with
embroidery; pocket and tics with ric) rack braid.
Women's $3 Corsets, $1.65; of strong c til with low and
medium bust and long skirt parts, i
$2.50 te $4 Brassieres and Bandeaux, Discontinued Medels,
$1-59; hook in front or back.
Women's $4.50 Taffeta Petticoats, $2.95; plain and change
able colors, with attractive flounces.
Women's $2 Sateen Petticoats, $1.45; blnck and colors;
geed quality; neat tucked and pleated flounces.
Odds and. Ends of Millinery Trimmings, Werth Up te $3, at
25c each; trimmings right out of regular stock; wings,
fancies, ostrich novelties and flowers.
Women's $10 Wide Weel Scarfs, $6.75; with belt and
pockets,
Women's $3 Tub Blouses, $1.65
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Fine voiles nnd batistes; embroidery and lace ta'mmed,
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Women's $5 Tie-On Worsted Blouses, $2.79: in contrasting
color combinations, with tuxedo cellars and short
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made of heavy quality blankets, In floral
and Oriental patterns; finished, with frlrdle,
pockets and wide satin ribbon bands.
Women's $1.89 te $2.95 Heuse Dresses, 95c te
$2U9: fitted, Billie Burke and bungalow
models; broken sizes.
Women's $2.25 Jap Silk Vests, $1.29; black with
white or lavender lining'!; sizes 36 te 46.
$2 te $2Q Discontinued
Hand Embroidered
Pieces, $1 te $10
Children's dresses, ready-te-use
pillows, table runners,
towels, children's hats and
bibs. One of a kind.
75c te $2.25 Lace-Trimmed Scarfs,
39c te $1.25; with strong, stur
dy centers; some slightly spiled.
Children's $16.50 Cleth Coats
$12.95; in a number of smart
styles; sizes 2 te 6 years. '
Children's $3 te $4.50 Hats, $1.95:
in many smart styles and all
geed colors.
Children's $5.95 te $9.95 Sweaters.
$3.50 te $6.95; in several geed
styles and colors; sizes 4 te 12
years.
Babies' $4.50 White Chinchilla Coats, $2.95; with belt and
pockets; sizes 1, 2 and 3 years.
Women's $12 Shoes, $9.85: high-cut tan calf brogue lace
shoes, with long outside wing tips; military heels.
Men's $4.50 Heuse Slippers, $3.45; brown Everett and
Remee sljppcrs; bread lasts.
Beys' Tan Calf Upllned Blucher Shoes with Kerry Krome
Seles.
$5.50 Shoes, Sizes 10 te 13 j at $4.50.
$6.50 Shoes, Sizes 1 te 5'i at $5.50.
Misses' $29.75 Suits, $17.50; silvertene and serge suite;
flare styles; button and braid trimmed; Bizes 14, 16
and 18 years.
Misses' $19.75 Hetherweve Suits, $13.75
Weel jersey sports suit; various models; belted and
pocketed; heather mixtures; sizes 14, 16 and 18.
Misses' $50 .Tricetine Suits, $35; smart tailored styles;
some braided; sizes 14, 16 and 18 years.
Misses' $15 Cleth Dresses, $9.50
Velours and silvcrtenes, in straight-line styles; braid or
fur trimmed: sizes 14, 16 and 18 years.'
Misses' $19.75 Tricetine Dresses, $14.95; straight-line and
Russian effects; beaded and braided; sizes 14, 16 and
18 years.
Misses' $25 Tricetine Dresses, $18.50
Variety of stunning styles, beaded and braided, sizes 14,
16 and 18 years.
Misses' $19.75 Plush Coats, $15; smart styles; belted and
with large cellars; sizes 14, 16 and 18 years.
Misses' $27.50 Salt's Plush Coats, $19.75
Popular ' sports models; belted and pocketed; sizes 14,
16 and 18 years.
Misses' Stunning $60 Coats, $37.50
Velour and duvet de laine coats, with large cellars of
Australian or dyed opossum; sizes 14. 16 and 18.
Misses' $16.50 Separate Skirts, $10; novelty plaids and1
navy serges; box-pleated models, with belts of leather
or self-material.
Girls' $10 Weel Serge Dresses, $6.45
Navy blue dresses, with full-pleated skirts, pockets and
cellars: embroidery trimmed: sizes .6 te 14 vears.
Intermediates' $12.50 Weel Serge Regulation Dresses,
$6.65; braid-trimmed models, with chevrons en the
sleeves; sizes 12, 14 and 16 years.
Girls' $12.50 Winter Coats, $6.85; cheviot, kersey cloth and
pole cloth coats, in a wonderful variety of styles; sizes
6 te 14 years.
Girls' $16.50 Winter Coats, $9.85
Of novelty fabrics, velour, silvertene and cheviot; with
fur cloth or self-material cellars: all smart
1 straight-line medels: sizes 6 te 14 years.
Girls' $2.50 and $3 Colored Gingham
Dresses, $1.45
In plaids and checks; also plain color chambrays and
combination effects; with white cellars and cuffs;
sizes 6 te 14 yearn.
Misses' and Girls' $7.50 Weel Flannel Middy Blouses. $5;
regulation blouses; braid trimmed, with side and in
side pockets.
Beys' 17.50 Norfolk Suits with Extra Pants, $11.75; full
weight fancy cheviets; single- and double-breasted
models; full-lined knicker pants; sizes 7 te 18.
Beys' $21.50 Norfolk Suits, $14.65; fall-weight fancy chev
iot; brown, gray and green; coats lined with mohair;
sizes 7 te 18 years.
Beys' $16.50 Mackinaws, $10
Of extra-heavy blanket cloth; belted and double
breasted: sizes 7 te 17.
Beys' $3.50 Corduroy Knicker Pants, $2.25; of extra fine
quality corduroy; sizes 6 te 18.
Beys' $4 Sweaters, $1.85; worsted face and merino back
sweaters ; well made, with shawl cellars and pockets.
Mens $10 te $15 Sweaters at $6.50; odd lets Pennsylvania
Mm,, in anawi ceuar ana v-necK styles
$45 Century Bicycles. S32.50
Complete with coaster brake, mud guards, coil spring,
saddle and motorcycle nHnls.
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$20 Automobile Robes, $14; heavy pile plush, plain and
fancy styles; wind and waterproof; large assortment;
splendid Christmas gifts.
National Speedway Nen-Skid Ferd Tires, Half Regular
Price; guaranteed for C.000 miles; guaranteed tube
comes free with each tire.
30 x 3 Tires, $11.11. 30 x 3 , Tires, $14.44.
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$2.50 Framed Pictures, 95c each; figure nnd landscape sub
jects; framed in asserted patterns and meuldings.
$25 Imported Oil Paintings, Framed, $15; pleasing sub
lets in burnished frames, enclosed in polished shadow
boxes; canvas size, 20 x 80.
$18 Steamer Trunks. $12.95; vulcanized fibre, covered and
interlined; fitted with ene tray; size 36 inches.
$1.79 Scotch Net Panels, $1.19 each; white and ecru; at
tractive designs; 45 x 90 inches.
$39.98 Velour Portieres, $29.98; open French ends; wanted
colors; limited number; 50 inches wide; 2b yards.
$19.98 Genuine Red Tennessee Cedar Chests, $15.98 each;
with locks, keys, handles and casters; 35x20x20.
$1 Water Celer Window Shades, 67c each; geed quality;
wanted colors; 36 x 72 inches.
25c te 35c Wall Papers, 7c and 12J4e Rell; floral striped
bedroom papers, blocked nnd figured designs for living
rooms and kitchens; sold only with borders te match
at 10c te 16c yard,
$1.25 te $10 Dells of All kinds, 79c te $7.50.
$15 Reed Dell Carriages, with Reed Heed, f J.95.
$13.50 Roll-Tep Desks, $8.95; for boys and girls.
$5.75 "Paris" Daisy Wagons, with Seats, $3.95.
$2.75 Aereplanes, $1.85.
$2.25 American Flyer Mechanical Trains en Track, $1.50.
$1.25 Ouija Beards, 69c.
85c Backgammon Game Beards, 59c.
$40 te $60' Heywood Reed Pullman Sleepers, $26.75 te
$43.75; various handsome models.
Children's $10 nigh Chairs, $7.50; with tray; golden oak.
$85 Seamless 9x12 Velvet Rugs. $59
$55 Seamless Tapestry Brussels Rugn, $35; 9 x 12-feet.
$97.50 Axminster Rugs, Heavy Grade, $69; 11.3xl2-foet.
$50 Seemlens Tapestry BrusseU Hugs, $31.75; 8.3x10.6.
$1.50. neavy Printed Cerk Linoleum, 91c square yard; 4
yards wide.
90c neavy Felt Carpet, 42c yard; 27 inches wide.
$5$ Singer Sewing Machines, $28, $30 and $35; slightly
used, but guaranteed in perfect running order; G
drawers; drop-head cabinet table of oak; Club plan, $2
when ordering and $1 weekly.
h Tep Sewing Machines at $5 nnd $8; have been used,
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