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ARMSTRONG HAPPEN PIES
Manufacturer! Afjent Victim of
Bleed Polsenlnn After Scratch
Armstrong IIiuMen, widely known as
n mantifarturerV ngent', died parly yes-
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Charge Purchases During This Sale BILLED FEBRUARY 1st
STATE PROHIBITION
I terdfty morning in the Orthopedic IIev
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' -. , plnj tTem ,1C cu-cctfl 0( bleed poisoning, i
Attorney Cehfirnl R,,.,,. 11 c .' Mr. Ilnddcn lived nt 5100 SprtnKneld
BONWIT TELLER &,CQ
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Dry Law Will Fail Without
Commonwealth's Aid
WOULD REPEAL BROOKS ACT
SCHAFFER URGES
Ne C. O. D.'S
Ne CREDITS
Ne APPROVALS
Ne EXCHANQES
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cettngp nt Stray Ueeeli, X. J., te puss
n week-end. Wlille walking alone the
bench he stumbled nrd fell. A he
sprawled en the snnd. his hand enme In
eentnet with n rlunip of smit stnbble
nnd he wns -erntched nlichtly. A short
time later blend poisoning developed.
Four speelalistH who note called en
the rasi said that Mr. Hedden's, con
dition was mused bv nn unknown germ
of the most destructive type.
Mr. Ilnddcn was forty elsht jears old
and wns a native of I'nlontewn. l'.
Fer the last thirteen jears he repre
ented the lleyal Worcester Corset Ce.
In I'cnniylvntiln, Helawurc, Mnryland
and WashiiiRten, D. C.
Mr. Iladilen was a mtneber of the
Fourth I'reshxterinn Church, tic also
was n member of Detn Iiedcc V. and A.
M. of Wilkes-Itarre: WllkinsbuiR
Chapter. Xe. IN, of Wl'kltisbtirft;
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Mary ( emutulcry, Knights Templar t .
I'hlladclphia ; Syria Tempi of the Mys- !
tic Shrine of PittsburKh : the Pittsburgh l
Consisterj . the Manufacturers' Club In i
this city and the l'ennslanh Corset
Club, of which he was president hi ,
inin.
Mr. Iladden leaves hi widow, one
daughter. Mis I.nuisa II. Iladden, and
two M)iis, Armstrong Iladden. .lr., nnd
William H. Iladden ; his father, Tliemns
Iladden. of I'nioiitewn, two sisters,'
Mim Murj II. Iladden and Ml Helen
lludden, and n brother, Tdgar Hud- l
den. '
The funeral will take p'nee Tuesday.:
r.uiinl will be private In the Wcstmiu- i
Her Ccmctp-v. j
Largest Old Boek Stere in America i
The repenl of the Hroek high license
law nnd the enactment of a state law
tnnklng It n crime te seli liquor were
advocated today by William I. SchnlTer,
atternej general of Pennsylvania, in an
address before n meeting of representa
tive!! of many women's organisatiens at
the Civic Club, 1,'llK) Spruce street. The
ntternev general explained the phv-lenl
impossibility of cembatting the liquor
business with the small federal forces
new allowed and urged independent
tate action along the same lines
"There are three things wlilili should
be done here," Mr. SchnlTer aid.
"First Make it n crime te sell liquor
containing mere than one-half of 1
per cent alcohol, nnd provide tlmt the
utate can prosecute.
"Second. Hepenl the Itroeks high li
cense law.
"Third Grunt no licenses nt all for
the sale of alcoholic bevernses.
"Certain parts of Peiinsjhnni.i aie
awash with liquor. There nie notor
ious, tlngrant violations of t hi- law.
Many lieeple salve their consciences b
the claim that their licenses under the
Ilroeks law entitle them te sell. Hut if
you take nwny these licenses ou should
provide n refund n thnt these people
will uet feel that it is an injustice
"I niu net in fnvir tnte legisla
tion se elaborate as the Velstead net
I am ale opposed te .1 simple indorse inderse
ment or re-enfen ement of that act Our
plan should he independent.
"There must be s"ine prou-len se
that nnj place where llquet is sold can
be proceeded against In n civil suit, se
that we can enjoin the piopneter and
the place. Then, if liquor is sold, the
proprietor would put himself in con
tempt of court.
"The women of the state should or-
?nnlze for the ndeptlmi of such n law
f you will de thnt, ou will he upheld
by the better element anions the men '
"With enlv three federal marts and
Ave federal judges te handle this lm- j
mense problem in Peiiimhnnia, you
enn see what a herculean task the
have nnd hew necesi-ar It Is that the
state take some action if prohibition is
rcnlly te menu an thing "
Ucsides rciiresentathcs from wem
en's clubs in the city and m rounding
counties, the meeting included women
from the Y. W. ( A., the W. C T
V., the women's Republican lemmittee,
and the I,eague of Women Voters. A
resolution wan adopted iudrsius the
tf)i tftntitli flfnpnflmi'nt
ijast uecemuer we ineugrn,1
we had reached the peak in
offering the largest quantity ,
Sends Ne Presents, but Gives Meney an(J choicest selection of books I
for Europe's Children jn the history of our store. But
Edwnnl HeU's friend- will reecho as ... - sf11 Himhinfr' Thi
ChrisUnas remembrances from him this "e are sl,m cl,mDlnB- lnls
year the fni'ewmg card year we have exceeded last
"instead of sending j en a Christmas year's record by thousands of
gift this year I am giving Its niencv . 1 v 1 j j- ,
Jqulvnlent te Mr. Herbert Hoever te I VOlUHieS And hundreds Of trans- '
end te the starving and cletheless dill- , actions. It has been impossible !
dreu of Kurepe. Won't jeu kindly de .n fi;0,-iin,, fViOCO dnnl-e ntJK
the same if ou hne it in mind, as in. t0 Qispia tttese DOOkS Ulltlb
previous )ears. te send me a gift, and HOW, but beginning tomorrow, j
wake in? Christmas u da of real hap- Tuesday, November 30th, after 1
Illness? i j? i
lie points out thnt Mr. iioexer will weeks of preparation, we are
neon start in thlhcitj a campaign going te SlOW, en tempenil'V
for P hi ndelphia's sliaie of S'J.'i.0(M).(MH) fuil a mn' 00 ,,. ' A
for children of central Kurepe and the tables, as many as We Can at.
one time 01 me greatest collec
tion of books any bookseller has
ever had the geed fortune te
secure. There are mere well-'
known private libraries in the
let than we have ever had. I
meeting of the ijermantewn nnd chest- -Many of these are larce cellec-,
nut inn improvement .A-soeintten next tiens the hobbies of their late1
I-mill in the iniilitei nun of the (Jer- , , ,
mantewn High school win be a debate owners, who spent many de-
by be and girl students en the (pies- Hghtful hours and a great deal
tlen. "Hesehed, that Mr. Mitten s plan ne ,,, : 4i, ,r,iie.ti'rr A
for n uimer-al tive-.ent fire without 91 mO"ej 1 tile Collecting. A
transfers or exehnnges is better for few of these, purchased from
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th tne executers 01 tne instates,
the I are:
Starts Tomorrow
j Tuesday Morning
B0K FOR CHRISTMAS AID
Un'kans.
Fer $10 Mr. Heeter takes care of a
child nil winter, Mr. Ilek points out,
and asks if SIO could be spent en a
better Christmas present.
Children te Debate Mitten Plan
An interesting feature of the annual
the public than the present plan.
abort business session will precede
addrcs., at which time enVers of
association will be eleited.
Wills Probated Today
The Mlssiennr Seeiet nf the
Methodist I'piscepnl Church in Amer
lea benefits h the will nf Or William
Krwin. whec home was t 411 Cedar
avenue. The estate is wilucil ut Sis.
000. One-third is left te the widow.
Knte W. I'rwln, nnd the residue is held
in trust for the benefit of tin icligimis
organization. Other wills ri'ed were
these of Henr .1 Fudge LI"! Seuth
Fortieth street, disposing of a SlCi.iliiO
estate, nnd of Catharine I low ling, ,"(l.'t.'l
Woodland avenue, disposing uf n 7",Od
estate An lnenter nf the personal!
of Catharine A Cede totals Sill..
0S0.".". Letters of administration hai
been granted in the 1 -tat of .laieb
Winepel of IHT Seuth stn-et This is
tate is nlucd at f.'iinin.
ion. utv ana v
Herlic
ASK FOR and GET
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The Original
malted Milk
for Infants and Invalid
fLftAd Imitations and Substitutes
our store mwm
Are Better Than Charge Accounts
thy enable you te dM4 your pur
chaaen arnenir h nt ra u prtfr (ur
trrmn arv fnlr anl rnmt nablt biiiifd
upon tha lermth of edit you takt
Get full partiru'ars
AUKRIOTT UROS.1118 Cheutnut
imm&mm
1 Judge Charles 13. Staples,
. StreudsburR, I'a,
j Dr. Emery Marvel,
Atlantic City, N J.
' William S. Lloyd,
' Germantown, Philadelphia
I Cel. Charles E. Hasbrook,
Editor and Publisher. Times-Dispatch
Richmond, Virginia
Frederick Charles Tedd,
(Jarrisen, Maryland
The library from Richmond
I alone required 43 large packing
boxes te ship te us. And re
member these are only a
few of the many hundreds of
our purchases during the past
year, purchases ranging from a
few volumes te thousands. The
showing will be particularly
rich in Sets of Standard Au Au
teors, in both attractive cloth
and handsome leather bind
ings ; also Americana, Bi-'
egraphy, Travels, History,!
Poetry, etc., including an es-,
pecially choice collection of
Extra Illustrated Beeks.
Don't forget, we can show
only a portion of this collection
each day. But as sales make
space, the tables will be replen
ished from the reserve stock.
It will take at least two weeks,
we estimate, te display all of
this truly remarkable gather-
We advise and
Denlex will utep te lhache at
once without uuu.'ln.- r bllxtrr
in tn iuitr l.ai.1 y aamin. . f n l
llrJ te rhil(!ri.n nnl twlhlne , '"iS ui IJUUnn.
uwr. Toethuoh- ntuipi wmn , invite you te drej) in everj' day
In dru Mem or menu win nei , 1 ji u sf0,,J, lflHfs Jf vnll
SUnufiirturisl ly tlir heiithern I WISH te get a COlU'ect idea of
rhmleitl I'riMlurtn ( e.
1S02 K. Monument St.,
Ualtlmure. .Md.
the character of the gathering.
J Everybody will be welcome. Se
( come in and enjoy the books at
' your leisure, whether you buy
1 many, few or none at all.
.. CURRY'S
YmzS SardS
in PRHNCMAH0BNdfU9i.-i-r. TomeiTow
rt I PTS NKfLffiRS . Tuesday, November doth
Stere leurs, 9 A. M. te 5:30 P. M.
'Leary's Boek Stere i
Ninth Street below Market j
(Opposite Posteflice) I
ITBTOfes
JT. UuCruiwpA(V4J.
8I2.CHBSTN UT. ST. 812
CHESTNUT AT 13th STREET
HAVE ARRANGED FOR MONDAY and TUESDAY
A Special CLEARANCE Sale of
WOMEN'S and MISSES' APPAREL of QUALITY and FASHION
At Reductions of Frem 20 te 50
Several Thousand Garments are involved in this -Clearance
and many could net be Replaced at Whole
sale for the Prices te which they are new reduced.
Women's Fur Coats & Wraps
Hudsen Seal Coats 9d OO
Formerly 39SJ00 AJVV
30-inch sports model; beaver, squirrel and opossum
cellar and cuffs.
French Seal Coats 91 OO
Formerly 350.00 O.UU
36-inch long model; cellar and cuffs of beaver.
Hudsen Seal Coats 97 OO
Formerly 450.00 4 O.VV
36-inch long model; Australian opossum cellar and cuffs.
Hudsen Seal Coats QQK OO
Formerly 595.00 -VV
36-inch; trimmed with beaver, squirrel, Australian
opossum and skunk.
Natural Squirrel Coats T fl OO
Formerly 750.00 OOU.UU
36-inch full-flare tretteur model.
Scotch Mele Wrap ' ZQZ OO
Formerly 795.00
48-inch long model.
Hudsen Seal Wrap GZO OO
Formerly 895.00 OOU.UU
48-inch long; skunk trimmed.
Hudsen Seal Wrap &0 OO
Formerly 850.00 OU.UU
50-inch long model.
Hudsen Seal Wrap flO OO
Formerly 850.00 OOU.UU
48-inch long; opossum trimmed.
Scotch Mele Wrap 70 OO
Formerly 1050.00 ' V.VV
48-inch long model.
Hudsen Seal Wrap 70 OO
Formerly 950.00 JV,VV
48-inch long; beaver trimmed.
Natural Squirrel Wrap 7 OO
Formerly 1050.00 sv.vv
48-inch long model.
Hudsen Seal Wrap QZO OO
Formerly 1050.00 u V ' u V
48-inch long; squirrel trimmed.
Women's Coats and Wraps
THIRD FLOOR
Women's Day Coats A
Formerly 55.00 te 79 JO '
Of velour, belivia and silvertene with smart fringe
threw-tics also velour wraps with French seal cellars.
Fur-Trim'd Coats and Wrap Coats. -58.00
Formerly te 89JjO
Belivia wrap coats with large opossum cellars and
velour coats with cellars and cuffs of taupe nutria.
Veldync Wrap Coats fi9 00
Formerly 115.00 te 125.00 v,vv
In all desirable shades. Alse belivia wraps with gray
squirrel cellars.
Fur-Trim'd Belivia Wrap Coats.... &Z 00
Formerly te 115.00 "v,vv
Developed en straight lines, with novelty slit pockets.
Mele and Australian opossum cellars.
Belivia & Veldyne Wrap Coats 9 00
Formerly te 165.00 ' .
With handsome, large cellars of choicest Australian
opossum, mole, taupe nutria and some with caracul.
Velveteen Wraps and Capes QK 00
Formerly lie.00 and 185.00 ''t
With cellars and bandings at arm-slit of gray squirrel
and kolinsky squirrel.
Duvctyn Wraps & Blouse Coats. . 91 00
Formerly 145.00 and 185.00 J-"V"K'X'
Three distinctively elegant models developed in this
rich fabric.
Handsome Wraps & Wrap Coats. -XS5M0
Formerly te 250.00
A representative collection of distinctive models in
duvetyn, evera, veldync and marvella. All the newest
fur trimmings.
Chiffen Velvet Evening Wraps. ...7QZ OO
Formerly 275.00 Xe,vv
Reproduction of Madeleine et Madeline blouse-draped
model taupe wolf cellar.
Duvetyn Blouse Coats 90 OO
Formerly 395.00 0U KUU
With cellars and deep-flared cuffs of gray squirrel
exact reproduction of Jenny model.
Women's Suits
Women's Fur-Trimmed Suits ft ft 00
Formerly 89.50 te 95.00 ' v v
Of duvet dc laine and velour, with mole or nutria or
plain styles, stitched effects or embroidered pockets.
Women's Plain & Fur-Trimmed Suits flfi 00
Formerly 110.00 te 135.00 w v v v
Of veldyne, velour, duvet de laine, trimmed with mole
or nutria. Alse plain-tailored models.
Women's Plain & Fur-Trim'd Suits 7 K() 00
Formerly 195.00 te 250.00 -Atrvvv
Of duvetyn, veldync and duvet de laine, trimmed with
nutria, mole, beaver or squirrel. Alse strictly tailored
types.
Women's Twe & Three Piece Suits 250.00
Formerly te 475.00
Costume suits of duvetyn, marvella and veldyne,
trimmed with mole, Hudsen 3eal, squirrel, beaver,
nutria.
Women's Dresses
About 65 Odd Dresses ,Qf 00
Formerly Priced te 60.00 '
Of Peirct twill, tricetine and crepe silks; a host of
trimming combinations.
About 125 Odd Dresses 49.50
Formerly Priced te 85.00
Tricetine, Peiret twill, kitten's ear crepe; attractively
beaded and embroidered.
About 85 Odd Dresses 68.00
Formerly Priced te 95.00
Distinctive models developed in twill fabrics and satin;
straight-line and panel effects.
Afternoon and Evening Gowns 75 OO
Formerly Priced te 125.00
Frecks of velvet, duvetyn, crepe silks and combinations
of crepe and velvet. Attractively trimmed.
MISSES' FROCKS,
FOURTH
FLOOR
Velveteen and Chiffen Velvet Frecks Zft 00
Formerly 89.50 te 95.00 wu,vv
Several chic models with antique geld thread embroidery or touches of metal
brocade. Sizes 14 te 20.
Peiret Twill Tailored Frecks GR 00
Formerly 95.00 te 135.00 w " " v
Four smart new models with embroidery, braiding or all-ever thread designs.
Sizes 14 te 20.
A Collection of Odd Dresses 95 00
Formerly 125.00 te 175.00 vw
Tailored frocks of Peiret twill and tricetine. Afternoon frocks of light-color
crepe de chine and georgette. Dinner and dance frocks of lace and taffeta.
Sizes 14 te 20.
Misses' Tailored Suits 45 00
Formerly 59.50 te 65.00 -xwv
Of duvet de laine in simple, youthful styles. Sizes 14 te 20.
rOAT; m IIT SIZES 14 TO 18 and
lUAiS, MJIIS for SMALL W0MEN
Misses' Plain and Fur-Trimmed Suits ZQ OO
Formerly 75.00 te 95.00 (u,,v
Of duvet de laine in plain-tailored and fur-trimmed styles. Sizes 14 te 20.
Misses' Fur-Trimmed Suits Qd OO
Formerly 110.00 te 150.00 t.vi
Elegant models in various styles of veldyne, plain tailored or with beaver,
squirrel or mole fur. Sizes 14 te 20.
Misses' Fur-Cellared Wraps '. CO ))
Formerly 85.00 JS.VV
Of silvertene velour. Fur cellars of mole, nutria and Australian opossum.
Misses' Fur-Cellar Wraps ?Z
Formerly 185.00 te 195.00 x mlu
Graceful draped silhouettes in marvella and vel de cygne, with large fur
cellars of mole, nutria, squirrel and wolf.
Women's & Misses Blouses
150 Georgette Blouses 5.00
Formerly te 9.75
In flesh, white, bisque, navy and brown.
Georgette Crepe Blouses ft. 7 5
Formerly te 12.75
Leng roll cellar and pleated frill, real filet lace trimmed.
In white, flesh and beige.
Satin Ovcrbleuses 10.00
Formerly te 18.50
In brown, navy and black. New surplice models.
Lace-Trimmed Blouses 5 00
Formerly te 25.00 . v v
In flesh, white and bisque; long roll cellars and vestces
filet lace trimmed.
New Hand-Made Blouses
5.00, 7 My 10.00 & Upward t0 25.00
Hand drawn and hand embroidered. Real filet and Irish
lace trimmed.
Originations'
A satin rose which is a powder puff, fastened
upon a little wand for convenient neck
powdering. $2.
3fc
Trousseau bands te keep the hope chest tidy
wide grosgrain ribbon in pastel tints, each
"buckled" with a fragrant sachet pillow.
$2.50.
An exquisite Irish lace set of vestee and
separate cellar in rich ivory tint, mounted
upon net. $25.
Smart little Eton-cellared guinipes of eye
leted cream and ecru batiste. $7.50 up.
Women's Quality Hosiery
Cashmere Hosiery ft5e
3 Pair for 2.45 ""
Plain cashmere in black and white only.
Silk Hosiery Q5r
3 Pair for 2.75
Lisle feet and garter hem. In black, white and cordovan.
Fine Silk Hosiery e yr)
3 Pair for 7.25 tDV
In black, white and the leading shoe shades
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Superfine Silk Hosiery r Z()
3 Pair for 16.25 O.UV
Fancy open-work stripe effects (te hem). In black and
white only.
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