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Man Killed When Cycle Hits
Curb en Roosevelt Boulevard.
Ten-Year-Old Bey Dies
THREE IN ONE ACCIDENT
Three men .were killed and eighteen
pcrjein wcre Injured In automobile nnd
mclercjrlc neeldeiits within the last
trrtntr-feur hours. -
A tcn-ycar-eld boy died ni the reult
ef Injuries received Thursday.
Jehn Djltcs. seventy-five .yenrs old,
ef 2002 Tulip street, died this morning
In the Women's Homeopathic Hospital
from a fractured skull received when
th automobile in which he uas riding
ii overturned In n colllHien near Sev
enteenth nod Huntingdon sttcets Sat
urdny night.
Dykes was riding with Hewnrd
Brooks, thirty-five years old. of 2001
East Clearfield street, the owner of the
Mr. In front of '.'(110 North Scion-
.....it. .I.A.t 41.11 .1.1 f n.T.nl.11.. afw.lj.tr n
mtA.i.r-lft mill tnu mrnrf lit tin.1 t.tt.t.(n-
both men undernenth. Ilroeks , scaped
idth slight scratphci and bruises.
Jeseph N. Fisher, of the 20IO ad
drrss, was nrrcited as the owner of the
motorcycle, which was said te have
iffn unllghtcd at the time of the acci
dent. He was held in S.'OO bail by
Magistrate Oswald yesterdny te await
the result of Djkcs' Injur. c;k.
Killed In (icrnianleun
Injuries received when he na struck
lir the automobile driven by Themas
Corcoran, of 48 Knst Jehnsen street,
-caused the death jestcrdny of Henry
R. narremore, sixty-five jcars old, of
117 West Upsal street.
Bfirremore was struck by the
machine driven by Corcerai) yesterday
ftcrnoen as be was crossing Jehnsen
trcet near Gcrmnntewn avenue. Cor
coran placed tbe injured man In his ma
chine, and rushed him te the German
town Hospital where he died later in
the day. Corcoran was held without
ball this morning by Magistrate Ten-
mnr trt OWn.f iYt OA. tnn rt ttirt nneinn
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Twe men and one woman were struck
and Injured, one of the men fatally,
yesterday, en the Roosevelt Boulevard.
They are Alfred Lawrence, 244 East
Indiana avenue, who died in St. Luke's
Hospital from injuries received when
a sidecar motorcycle In which he was a
passenger crashed Inte the curb en the
boulevard near Sixth street. Edward
Kecllncr, driver of the machine, of 3012
B street, fractured his skull and re
ceived miner injuries.
The ether boulevard accident occurred
,in Mrs. Annie Schaefer. :.S30 North
-.- -.--.( md l"i"'i IJ II VIII IIIU"
chtnc driven by her husband nftcr their
car had collided with a machine at Ris
ing Sun avenue. She sustained a
broken jaw.
Theodere L. Svkes, of Itoeseielt
boulevard nenr Right. i street, and
Frank Schaefer. husband of the Injured
irnninn, were betli held in 300 bnil to te
dn by Magistrate Trice for a further
hearing December 20.
Three in One Accident
Mis Kathr.vn Maxwell and two chil
dren, Paul Story Illey, three years, n
nephew of Miss Maxwell, betli of 6.00
North Twentieth street, nnd Dorethy
Tinder, three years, n niece of the in
jured woman, of Twelfth nnd Diamond
Hreet'. rercived injuries about the head
and body last night when tbe automo
bile in which they were riding struck n
trellev nt. Pilrk nvpiltlh nml ItnnnMi.
street The injured were rushed te the
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treatment. I,0mCOI,alMe Pltal for
l Blfeintt tt .
.Seuth ThlrtV-Tlxtb iC .!". . ft
ei injuries sustained n,t r i, T "
when run down i... , r -Thursday
Jhe remf.tn.rf I'JS. 00J)cr. ?'Pltal, of
neundracture of ,ie lnffl
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EVKSftyft ,PTJBLIC t mDd'ER-PHIIABELBHIA-, MOOTSSY, DECEMBER 13, 11)20
iriva. e . 'IV """ nru ses. The
mernlne le ;; m"?' 1" ' this
Walter mrri;7?oVty.'uVirer?8ane,d
bS e, ,", f S-A f,,?han J? $
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JI 1 W SUNDAY'.-
New Yerk
WrTax2l Cts Additional
SPECIAL TRAIN
Direct te Pennsylvania Station,
7th Avenue and 32d Street, New
Yerk, leaves
Bread Street Station
V.'eit Philadelphia
742 Ai
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N'erth Philadefphla . 7.37 4J
Sie Flyers Centult Agents
Tickets en sale conimcncle rrlday
rreetdleg excursion.
b'liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii'
BThe I
f Reef Tax. I
GOOD MORNING! 5
Have you paid all your
taxes for 1920 city,
state, federal, and reef
tax?
Yes, we mean it
your reef tax! Yeu pay I
it every year in the
form of fire insurance i
premium. Many houses',
you see, don't have tin
reefs, and when Ihrv
catch fire and burn, veu
and all of us must help
te pay the less.
Use tin for all reefs
and reduce reef taxes
r 1 eurse't ftncl your
; Whole liciehberlmnrl.
Ask any reefer te
"anie the best brands of
reefing tin. If he men
tions NU-DURA-TIN.
J'eu're safe I
"b mi'taj. ci.m or rmiA.
65 AttCH BTItlJUT
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eeph's Hospital. U3 ,nk t0 Ht" J-
InJiirtt1 tn rvin.,u..
rifteen-ycor-eld Sebsl Scehuna of
1. ue sScfSL'v"'.?'" ,,,tTn !:
2 ."te.".!", "' "4 North Yew-
T at a"Ter, was at rested.
J. A. Levering of Hndden Helghtu
n eaUd sltt mT ' &"'
nreati street. WoIIeck was taken te
t ,U 'ill' "."""Pital. He Is net badly
,M" wne rnn lnwn a woman with hli
motorcar and was captured Ririir.ln.
night, was held underVlf.OO baTV ",!
terday by Mnglstratn O'nrien. te an.
swer charges of assault and battery
reckless drlilng and operating ar
while under the influence of liquor. Hli
companion. I chard Cele, of Twelfth
wa8Cred.Wa,nUt' " a -
ma f
Leaves $500 te Charity
Tn H tunnel . nt M ..i.. . .
S4477 V ,V. 11 .. S." "nv""M "
IrlS h"1. c,iarfl'W street, bequeetherj
- i V, "S,im cnurcn at Seuth-
....mu, in. wraer wins probated te-
i- -A18,;400" Themas Kennedy, K57
East Ohelten avenue, S.fO.riOO. An In
ventory of the estate of Careline Wain
wright placed its volue nt J4tl2l.RO nnd
that of Kllen A. Yewdell at .$200,044 73
POLICE!
HE
OPT
HIGHWAY ROBBERY
Called by Waylaid Motorist,
They Capture Assailant in
Second Held-Up With Pal
THIEVES LOSE $450 LOOT
Twe men were arrested hv rleteetlres
and patrolmen early this mernlne in
the act of holding up William Blair,
thirty-two rears old. nf4!517 Vrt.
ford avenue, as he wes leaving a restau
rant at Hread and Poplar streets.
One of the men was Identified ns a
highwayman who had held up Martin
J. Ganley, fifty-two years old, of 1C34
North Pcnn street, n motorist, nt
Eleventh and Poplar streets, fifteen
minutes earlier.
The prisoners wcr' James A. Tetter,
twenty-two years old. of 1.V54 Vnt...
mount avenue, nnd William McGrath,
twenty-one years old, of 1028 Carlten
street.
They will have a hearing nt Central
Station.
It was the cemnlnlnt nt Rnnl .n
at the Tenth nnd Buttonwood streets
police station, that led te the arrests.
A detail of police was en its way te
search the neighborhood .where the
t,Tl,riStJin'1 bcen ,,0,,1 "P """ they
vllfni "1CU nttncklDB the second
Gnnlcy was driving east en Peplnr
-! Eleventh, a man whom
he identified later ns Petter stepped
"t n.ml covered him with a rcve ver,
ordering him te put up his hands. Gan-
n 5,nd nilh,.n,lt t0 8teBl' nDd th0 hold
up man let him go.
District Detectiie Jehn McCermlck
was sent out with Patrolmen Charles
Lcntwine and Themas Helms te search
for the bandit. They had gene as far
ns Bread street when they sew the sec
ond victim attacked.
Blair hed just left the restaurant at
Bread and Poplar streets when a man
he identified as McGrath struck him
across the heml irllh e klni.i..t. --i
U. .- -- ' UTOVRJUUR huu 11-
"ieiin), ,of a 'nmnnil pin worth $100
And $200 in cash. The detail of police
ran up and arrested McGrath and Pet-
icr oeiere mey recovered from their
surprise nt the Interruption.
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BONWIT TELLER G.CC
CHESTNUT AT 13 STREET
Christmas Gifts
That Answer "What te Give"
WOMEN'S & MISSES'
SHIRTS & BLOUSES
Boxed Ready for 'Giving"
'JVULORED DIMITY SHIRTS
Of fine white dimity, lone roll cellar.
cuffs and front are tucked and edged with
pleating
4.95
te 8.75
JJANMMADE- BLOUSES
A charming array of these dainty and
ever-popular blouses. Featuring hand- .a
n- tltXi
te 8.75
drawn work, Val. and
mings
filet lace trim-
Q.EORGETTE CREPE BLOUSES
Featuring trimming of fine net and filet J? QT
lace. Celers are: flesh, white and bisque wvO
Q.EORGETTE CREPE BLOUSES
Leng roll cellars, Peter Pan cellars
and frill effects. Val. and filet lace
trimmed. In flesh, white and bisque. . . .
8.75
QREPE SILK SHIRTS
Of crepe de chine and men's-wear
silks: tucked besom front, smart Eten
cellars te 12M
8.75
npAILORED SILK SHIRTS
Women's (man-type) tailored shirts
developed in fine heavyweight; white t fi ffi
radium silk J- (UU
QEORGETTE CREPE BLOUSES
In exquisite hand - embroidered
effects; Val. and filet lace trimmed. t ( fkfi
In flesh, white and bisque -L J JJ
QEORGETTE CREPE BLOUSES
Heautitul trill model; teatunng nanu-
embroidery and filet lace trimming.
In flesh, white and suit shades
12.50
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ErTpin e
e His
Pottery Jardinieres
Gifts for the Heme
What a hand hand
Seme ornament
n Jni'dinierc
mnkesl And se
many women
would appreciate
one for fern or
4 1 .. . ...
Z.'11,81203 nnd wonderful
rlrm, in, decoration amenfr this
hntbl LP,ettcry Jardinieres,
both Imported and domestic whrc:
Jardinieres 80c te $37.50
Jardlnlcrcs-and-Pcdcstals $10.00
te 515.00
P"l4!eO Umbrc"a Jars-$5.50 te
Straxvbrld.e & Clethlcr-Daetment
She Would Like a
rf Silk Petticoat
hnlJSVV0Ud Hke her Sift te be
Silk ?UpU Lnnl Practical, cheese n
m. JPrtV,cei,t Srem nmeiff the
wonderfully lovely collection here.
Here are two excellent values:
Colored Jersey Silk Petticoats
$1.95
Jersey Silk Petticoats with taffeta
lleunce, black and colors $5.00
COTTON PETTICOATS
S!S$. Sntfnc 1'ctHceats $1.00
ET"A;S'?E Figured Cotten
Taffeta Petticoats $1.95
fetrabrlde A Clothier
Bccend Fleer, West
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We Have Sold Many
Small Rugs Fer
Practical Gifts '
A i5,!"011, RuE is always useful
and, therefore, always acceptable.
, a? y. of the sma11 sizes are in
cluded in our great Rug stock
new marked at reduced prices.
Fer instance
27x54 INCHES
Royal Wiltens $9 and $10
Fine Wilfnns. S13.9S X. Cii en
Axminsters $5.50 and $6.50
36x63 INCHES
Royal Wiltens, $14.58a & $16
Fine Wiltens new $23.50
36x70 INCHES
Axminsters $7.50 and $9.50
Rubber Vestibule Mats S2 50
$3.50 and $4.25 '
HtraubrMf . Clothlrr Clethlrr Clothlrr
Keurth Fleer. West
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Thei-e is mere sentiment expressed in Jewelry than in any
ether gift article it is the gift that speaks. It tells of the fine
appreciation of our friends, it flatters our vanity, it appeals te our
artistic sense, it gives us prestige.
The kind of Jewelry you would like te give is here, in the
assortments that make selection delightful, and at prices that I S
knows intuitively are right.
There is something for everybody, and nobody ever had tee
much of the right kind of Jewelry.
The Diamond Jewelry is exquisite, and our assortment of
Pearl Bead Chains is something you cannot afford te miss seeing.
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Men's Watches
Wrist Watches
Watch Chains
Lorgnettes
Lorgnette Chains
Scarf Pins
Cuff Links
Cellar Buttens
Vest Buttens
Cellar Pins
Cuff Pins
Lingerie Clasps
Belt Buckles
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Charms
Lockets
Chains
Combs
Barrettes
Breeches
Bracelets
Rings,
Piwscs
Earrings
Studs
Pencils
Knives
Hair Pins
Hat Pins
VcityPins
Bead Necklaces
La Valliercs
Opera Glasses
Shee Buckles
Mesh Bags
Powder Bexes
Cigarette Cases
Cigarette Helders
Masonic Jeivclry
Emblem Jewelry
Straw brldge i. Clothier AlIca 8, 0 and 10, Market Strct
Gr.
2nm
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jel
Seme Particularly Gift-Like
Small Furs-at Reduced Prices
mXIj J. , V0"""' Onc-skin Scarfs, regal Steles the Furs
5e?,;H nnturnl m'ess fev- ''" reh urnyH-and-Relds Just what the
s"? ?eSV ? ? Wnnti"ff- Thi regular $325.00 value, new
$750.00 IIink Stele new $585.00
1 Sixteen handsome dark mink skins at
tractively trimmed with paws and tails.
$500.00 Cape Stele new $375.00
Naturnl mink skins; deep in the back.
$290.00 Fex Set-new $200.00
Lustrous black Alaska Fex Animal
Scarf and trimmed MufT.
$285.00 Black Lynx Set new $185
Cape Cellnr and exquisite MufT.
$165.00 Beaver Cellar new $115.00
Levelv Gelden Reaver Cane .Cellar.
$135 Hudsen Bay Sable Scarfs $95
One-skin Animal Cheker, finished with
paws and tail. Extra large.
$250.00 Skunk Set new $210.00
Cane Cellar with larcrc Muff.
TTenn Cnt Pnllni- SS"? flfl Hudsen seal (dved
muskrat) Crush Cellar, fastened with seal buttons.
J we beautiful Russian saute bkins, te be made
into a Neck-piece, were $550.00 new $400.00. This
wuma en -a super e ffiii.
7? Strawhrldffe A Clothier Second Fleer. Kllb-rt St and Centre
"
Levely Indeed the Gift
of Madeira Hand
Embroidered Linens
Add any of these pieces te a
woman's cherished supply of
dainty Linens, and sec hew
pleased she will be with such a
lovely gift. All arc of fine linen,
hand-scnlleped and embroidered
in Madeira work. Many arc re
duced in price:
Round Centrepieces, 30-ln. $3.00
M5fl Unf nn r.. nn
i $15 Lunch Napkins $12.00 dozen
$5.00 Scarfs, 18x54 $3.50 each
$7.00 nnd $8.00'Scarfs, soiled $5
Hemstitched Linens for
Gifts
Squnre Centrepieces, Lunch
. Cleths, Pillow Shams and Scarfs,
from nn 18-inch Centrepiece, at
1 $1.00 te n C4-inch Lunch Cleth,
, nt $0.00.
8trNvbrldt Clothier Alnle 11, Centre
Pretty Brassieres
Boxed for Gifts
Dainty nnd practical, these
I Brassieres. Many women arc
buying them for intimate gifts:
j Circlet nmssicrcs-$1.50 te $3.00
Dc Ilcveisc and Pansy BraBsicrcs
50c te $7.00
1 AT SPECIAL PRICES
Various $2.00 Brassieres $1.25
S2.nO Cnmtirlr TlrnBsirs SI SO
$3.00 Lacc-trimmcd Styles $2.00
85c Bandeau Medels 35c
Rtranbrldse . Clethlir
Third Doer, Jlarket Street. We it
Women's Skirts
Special, $7.50 and $10.00
A splendid purchase of a man
ufacturer's close-out stock of
Plaid Weel Velour and Scrge
Skirtsin attractive patterns and
colorings. Five tailored models
at $7.50, attractively button
trimmed, and four fashionable
plaited models at $10.00.
Strawbrl(!g & Clothier
Second Fleer. Filbert Street
A Special Purchase
of Men's Mufflers
The styles nnd colorings men
like. And the prices are consid
erably less than regular:
$3.00 Mufilers new $2.00
$2.00 Mufilers new $1.25
Straw brldte. & Clethl.r
Market Street Cress Alale
Slogan
Cheesing Gift
Neckties Fer Men?
You're certain te find patterns
te meet his taste in this bread
stock which we have assembled.
There arc thousands of different
handsome patterns and color
blending. Many different prices
50c, $1.00, $1.50, $2.00, $2.60,
$3.00, $3.50, $4.00 nnd $5.00.
And every Necktie the best you
can buy anywhere at the price.
Htruubrldjn- & CI tbler
Allies I and s .Market Street
Gelden Special Te-morrow
Fine Seamless
and Seamed
Axminster
RUGS
l,
PECIAMW
Children's Warm
Sleeping- Suits
Special at $1.45
Cosy One-piece Sleeping
Suits, with feet or without.
Sizes 4 te 12 years. A manu
facturer's clearance of 300
Suits. Chiefly ene or two of a
style, mnde, of fine eutinc; flan
nel, full in cut. Made te sell
at from $2.25 te $2.50 special
at $1,45. Straw brldfc-e A CI. thler
Third Fleer. et
The
All 9x12 Feet
At $38.75
A timely purchase of 250 Seamless nml Seamed Axminitcr
Rugs at fully 25 per cent. Ics3 tlinn te-day's market valuation.
The collection includes patterns suitable for every room in the
home in' the most wanted blue, iose and tan coloring. They
will be assembled under the illuminated Gelden Special sign in the
Lewer-priced Fleer Cevering Section te-morrow.
I- Htrawbrldg-e & Clothier Fourth I loer Went
QEORGETTE CREPE BLOUSES
"Tie-en" model in flesh and white.
The front ia tucked and Val. lace is
used for trimming
-
13.50
,-.'
Men Can Save $60 te $100
On Fur-hned Overcoats
.iw ii... u in...nvu uui iiimt ei.vi.iv m mini b rui-iined uvcicenis
at reductions of $60.00 te $100.00 from the former prices. Beautifully
Persian lamb, genuine seal and Hudsen senl. Exnmplcs
$ZZ5.UU Fur-lined Overcoats new $125.00
Vteu uuerceaiti, ue ua uverceats, $z;1e
$275 Overcoats, $215 $350 Overcoats, $215
OTTTRT? VnTAm.ra VAT.1TPQ MOW avati Amn
$65 te $175 Fur-Cellar Overcoats, $19.00, $71.50, $125
$62.50 te $67.50 "Alce" Suits, smart styles $31.25
wu.uu te $iiu.uu itegmar Uverceats,
new $23.50, $33.50, $44.50, $54.00
Straw lirl.lsn t. Clothier Second Kioer, f.nt
Table and Piane
Scarfs Belew
Regular Prices
A wonderful collection, artistic
in design and coloring Many
have been chosen for gifts, but I
new lets hnve been arlclpdnll nt.
I special prices. Table and Piane '
I bcarfs of rich velvets nnd tapes- i
I tries combined, plain veleurs, fig-
ured damask woven in Chinese i
embroidery designs nnd hand- '
seme silk-nnd-metal brecades:
I Hall and Library Table Scarfs '
$3.50 te $15.00
Piane Scarfs $5.00 te $20.00 i
I Btran bridge i Clethlrr
I . llilrd I'loer. (.cntre
Seme Kiddie Would
Be Delighted With I
Tins Freck, $3.75
it is one et u
group of New
V a r. h Frecks,
nt $2.25, $11,00,
$3.75 and $1.75,
which includes
R u s i c n d e r
Dresses w i t h
tilniti i n 1 ii r n il
w aist it n d $
checked tr i n a-
ham skirt:
Shirt - waist
Dresses with
w Ii i t c dimity
wlist and plait
ed plain colored
cotton skirt.
Alse Clinmbray
Dresses in pink nnd rese with
striped cellar and cuffs, and
plaid Gingham Dresses with or
gandie cellar. Sizes fl te 12 yrs.
Middy Mouses, Special,
$2.2r
We "j selling hundreds of
Middies for gifts. These are of
white jean with cadet cellar nnd
cuffs, braid - trimmed, embroid
ered emblem en sleeves. Sizes
8 te 1G years.
htrawbrldaifl 4. Clothier
(1'ietil h" enr Mnrket Mn-et
ft fn ,?1meran Cars 75c
W.00 iMech. Automobiles, 75c
53 Pay Furniture, newS1.7S
If L hyF.urtiim'e' newSJ.OO
$100 "BriiiKinfi: Up Father"
Painting Setsnew 75c
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The Tey Stere, Fourth Fleer,
Is the Merriest Place in the
Whole Wide World
tarents bring their families,
wiuis enng- uieir classes, and
everybody .seems te borrow a
chjld or two te bring te this great
t Pla?C-, Snnta Clnus fs heic,
with a book a real fairy tale
for each little child, and you never
saw se many dancing, prancim.'.
noisy whirligig things in all veur
?' TlfJ are etncl's tee. Edu Edu
catienal Toys, like the
Gilbert Erecter Sets
fl0l' Can. buiId n kids of
StnictuiPS. Inm f lir- ... .-.. ..
beyjn the sketch ,s' buihiin .fS
oeu tticcnamcnl Trains-52 , S2.00Sets of sM tih ct
S1.50 A, B, C Blocks 1.15
54.00 Steering Sleds $2.90
Girls' 51.50 Sleds new $1.00
58.50 Hand Cars new 56.75
51.50 Ouija Beards, new 75c
SIM. 50 Rnrlrinrr Tlm-cn. cm
rSd- cr SaneuaniI Destre'er Beats-75c
rh ,S.50"h!lnical Cribs-new 55.00
ehnidren s S18-50 Automobiles new $14 75
$9.00 and $10.00 Shoe-Fly Rocking Horses S7'
...AND THIS IS RAGGEDY ANDyThatllUhe
kiddies have been reading about-he's next of w t!
spsssgis
1000 Chcmcraft Sets Reduced
. Sira bride & Clothier Keiirth rioer
Men's $14 Brogue ' q or
Shoes and Oxfords "-eO
Beys $6.00 Shoes, New $4.90
visihle ovein T.. i--. "kimi ia.sis, cnctnut brewi ca f, n-
Iteels ' 8'nEle S0les WIth rubbcr ""P-feles and rubber
. r "irnnnriupe i l lelhi.r- I ant flare.
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