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EVEXTXG PUBLIC LEDGER J J1ILADELPHIA, FRIDAY, JAXCAKY
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1021
1L
UREAMIAND
ADVENTURES
.II-AC ?66 "rf Gratt Rabbil"
ly uw- ,
.... a t.-r1' V
PiaKli " ,1, VnlllniC for the Clever
"", Mnnkf them Into a poi-pio
M1C'V w?rV tliVJr hnil lilnyMl Ihelr
rhc wc-l? "'. "., 'wi.iph hml tnurt'tl
m ,u'iTonnlt-Hop, which Imil caumd
loke.on rn l em Into a white rabl.lt nnd
m '0'"r"b x tn the rnnslc tlcKllnB of
rnLJ..rV f tl'CJ liaiJn't tr.iFPil Mm
ll19 tt ! ,1r of rnnltliKf lilm into a pot-jnr
'' "S&J ta fallon Into the hands
''feiV'rMv
', "'v to Bav- voti," whispered Hll.
ili ii vr
,rnnl i!ui i inn InK Ho will maUo yn.i
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(If ".'
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J T ,, s It at onru h the Kl.in. wnr
NEWEST NECKLINE
IS A TRIFLE HIGHER
nnn - -,,
'" ffik " Quark ' ?S" """.'L'K0 i.5:f
j- hip !' pi" wnK1"1'
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)lue iui "i ..... ..... ,....
ini H ni'iprr CHiridi hih.i.
i it..t.rjn i.iMp nnd iraH stoi
ml K.ntltn u6on them TIi.h
ui.i
no
rlil
'&' " ..,., I.. lm IIHOl hv the lMcr
tlm in -i v"
iUJ" m:il(o a line pot-pie, and niv.
. I lm "inirx " the ludper chmkl.d
i,i. nc ii Hldinnrli. , ,
1 7,. , , ,li llopplty-Hop would ootne
. i i '. Ii ii red wlnteiKiHeii lierrlrH
uli'iVn . -. I i.l. Into c lilldion," Mpie.ikud
IVCR'' M.iTi, i. in nilvpil ilniir and
?t, mil piop.irod one of the Imiim to.
I , Tiun hi. Krlnr.a an he ploked
n. ..i ! the enic, nnd held hlni
'min,, im H'' KIclcliUT for the uinlldiee
ltilil.lt rat.hll don't wm cm v.
j II l.e i pot-pie li and l
w lieli tin- Cli-vir MiiBlHiin ."l
iln i, ru.ilnded Hilly of Biiini'thliiK li
,, i, ml lo'forr ''' W'tnctlilnK wan
, .,,.m lloppltylloij had tiled will
,,nn It 1U IM-Kini to mitieak the same
i .ii... iiord
u , t.wlllH)elM-lVlllskeree '
j.,,, t i n I il.hlt Jll"l llk me '"
i , ,ime time Hilly tlcklnl the nose
cf , i i. , r MiiKlelim with hW wills-
'"oul.'k t n "ink that Clover Maulolan
mi the iiirprNu of hln life he was
i.irmii nto a tilK tilucK and white rabbit
Pl ,i) HIII ilroppfil to the tloor and
th. ..' .,i tl'B liluelc and white lal.blt
i,fnli. Inn. . . , , ,
The ii lulilm helper had picked
I'fcu i. I. tin. e.iis to hand her to tho
ClA.i M.iuKUill to put In the pol-ple
ll,. s irul in iiHtonlHlunent at wh.it had
l,ii.n ili.'.e to IiIh innster lie couldn't
unilc suind It at all
p. hi. w ltn nov worked a fast a
Tin n l .id ilie ."aw what hi. h.nl done
,,'. ,i i-l. ir MnKlrlun. and "lie Ion.
r,iK..'.d the wot .Ik of Uopplt.v -Ilop'M
ch.i.i.i
Wii I.eiH-whlskeiH-whlnI.eice '
Tin. Into a lubl.lt Jimt Ilk., ine '"
S, iJed the lll.' of the helper with
tlt.r slier-, and plop ' she. fell to the
)., i it,ii. hlntf near her wan a Hhlvor
Inc ii'ml r.ibl.ll It wan the helper
iii. tnllenee had never neen any
,i,,lk i tin- They thoUKht it was a
v ii, i i ir I. on tho pait of the muii
ril, i l th. shook the theatre with
ii i , ipnii; of haml.s and tht If Hhouta
1 1 r x il
Unnrt mn. el. ' What hne i.U done
in .i . n. slem7 ipiarktil the dnek, wad
dine mard Hlily Vou tuin hlni rlBht
lu.k nt. i m.iRuMu. or 111 peek ou
in 'ii ,u are hore "
Th. 'link utruck at Ullly with his
tul Inn Uilh dodsed and tickled the
duil bill with hl.n whisker.
l ili-whlskern-whlskeree '
'I ii into ,i froff, quick aa can he "'
, f.uil Uilh and In a second the
iluiK wih Just a liarnilens froif. hoppltiK
nhon On -Mr. -o flustered It scarcely
Id i i i ii u was doing.
ll i ii Hurrah'" roared tho au
di,, , i i .iiik till-, all a part of the
fiii lc,' ami Hilly were wonder
Inn i 1 ii i- bo. ill? to happen next
v ,o i ou thlnl; Ii ioinK to Happen'
l. w hi tti.t.k the ("lever Musician will
tin. sue, !ner way of ch.uiKlnir him
n f , i- helper back Into men?
i ! i mesH what will take, place In
t i . .h.ipler and how this iitoiy
V ' ii '
Oil explodes, Burns Girl
n n .ti'ta lo htut l a lire in the stove
In i1 l.itilieti nf her home cl-tcru'ay
In i im of l.eioscno. I.enore Cnpn
Inn'., i tn eh i M'tim old. of T(!l South
ic Hi -trul Mifforcil buruN nt.oilt the
nri, - mil l.inh when the oil exploded,
Si.' via- t.il.cn to the. Pennsylvania
lh.Mi.l I
Ity COItlNNK LOW 1-2
'I'liis winter we nre more (led.e.l tlmn
I'icollcte. The bodice, of an exenini;
i;owh luis t.iieo mote boeome an 'million
tin! factor, nnd, although the nuns are
KOncrnllj bare, the neckline is cut blub
enoiiRli to ecn(ie tin; cnrtoonlsf ami
liuiuoriHt.
TIiIh ilinr.ning little donee fioolt of
dull pink silk cope exploits this mod
ern tlicuiy of oveuins frork ami furllier
explains that n corsnge mux he tis
plain as ve tonslUer our husband's old
Micethonrts pro iileil only It is he lonj;
nnd that il end in some Mich kliiooIiiI
drapery as this.
'I lie diaper), which is uf self-mil-tfiial.
extends, as tbe mode provides it
should, in points longer than the skirt-.
The garhiuil of lloweis by wlii.h it is
Httmlicd is of tiller li-sue und gieuu
Mil II.
Cathedral League Meets
The f'atliedral I.eiiKUe of tin' Dim -(".nil
Church met lust night at llisliop
Hliinelander's tesidonce. .Til Soulli
Twenty -ms oml stieel, to learn of the
piottic-.s of the woik on tlie Washing
ton Catliedriil. Cnnon Henry H. Tal
bot pie ii talk on tlie subject illus
trated with lantern slides. An infor
mal tt'H'ption followed.
TUE OAITA' NOVELETTE
Talk About Nerve! j
III IIAZKI, C.ttAV UIUII I
. ' N'ow Juat tell me all nbout It. dent,
'on. beginning to end," bcRKed Sue.
MttllnR herself comfottablv on the
thleklv cushioned divan In .Hally'n room
and helping horself generously to the
sugared almonds "Hero I comn homo to
Imd our father defeated for governot
after holding the olflce for years and to
hear that you are engaged to be mat
rled ' I.'lro. away and I'll listen '"
Nothing loath, Sally tucked her feet
Ullftl.t- 111,,. ,..! rn..1,l l.n. l.,.M.1 ....,
--... ... , ..,,., ,UIU, 11 I,, I IIHII.I-- .l,lll i
placetitly Listen, then," she said, her!
eyes sparkling;, "for It's very tomatiln.
to tne'
"Hut to begin at a proper beginning
VOU Itnrill' Ull.i II. il ,nll,Dr' ... f. ..u
,. .. ........ ....i, .iii.l iiiiinr, n iiiii.
are simply n wreelt, and when It came
around election time nnd the imlirrs be
gan to hint of a scandal to ho unearthed
and the younger contingent wanting a
different man, and Dad saw thete was
going to bn a sure enough tight on, he
simply Insisted that motlmr go away
until ll was all oer And. naturally,
although I was fenifullv peivcl about
It I had to pi.u uu. dutiful il.uighter
and trot nlong, too-
.Vow, It wouldn't hue been ho bad
If mother hadn't plek. d out a dull little
hole In tho mount. utis tu o to of
course, poor ibar, she niuldn't stand a
regular Jazzy lesott utid consldfrlng
how It turned nut but you'll see Anv
wny, uu went tu a pl.t, ,. when, all ,oti
hear after 8 o'clock Is the whlppoorwillH
and the cluk blowing out the I imps. lit
lleo me, sleit tin llrst hundred yeats
ot so of It, which uis good foi nn com
plexlun Hut tin ii h ho wo. i lis about a
romp't 'tion in liclol.i i '
Well, one night I w.is wondering
iih. ih I'd have, clio.ol.il. eotnstArch or
lice pudding that s tin soil of a place
It was when I looked tight actoss tho
table nt the handsunst man 1 cet saw
-attrncthe. deep muv ies, a i bin like
mi iidsertlsi ment, tlie cilt.sl mouth - '
lo on," Intel rupt.'d .Sue, 'with tlie
stoiv end nf It
--.mil the nltest h.ili ' wnl on Sullv
svlem-l UC com-.,, I llllllled llllll up
III the leglster lie mis Mi John Itui
ton, of .Mlssoutl .Vjijhoiv, wo got in -(tualnted
and although he wus onl.v thero
for a dav or two, he promised he'd be up
week-ends right along. And so he was,
and he kept me posted all nbout the (lec
tion at liotiii. w here It seems he was
stuMng toi ,i while and told me slufr
that Dad didnt write nbout foi fear ll
would upsi t mother
"According to John Mr Horlon, of
course. I was callllng hlni then Dad
hudn t done unvthltig out of the way,
but the ieoplo seemed to want somebodv
who was a fighter und would get out
nf!(I lllM i tlriil.i flint null fri'lniv In run
the cltj and put tluough a franchise
thai would be unfair to the piiblk You J
see Dud's like nit--tei rlbh tonsena-l
the. does things slow
Well along came eleitmu muhl and
1 11.111 1,1,1,0,1 .1,1,111 inll,l U, 1.1, 1,1 IT U Til
I us (Hi, es t.v election night we veto
I t ngageil Yes. II was loie at Hist slgnl,
l.i.ictl, iiliv Hut, ou h e, It m.is John
and win n was I'' '
oii were saying how hui.m n.ithe
tu .tie' mm mured Sue
No no oh. es," iuntiniie.1 S.ill
Ti.li.t ....it.lt.'t rrt .In .....nil, l.rtt. I...I
........ I iHIKIl, I. (lt U I . -I1X.II. Til lllblll, .ini,
the ni t dav poor dear Dad came, de
feated by. he.ien.s knows how much'
Hut he was the chlppeiest thing, burt of
relieved to be out of all the tesponslhll
Itv and full ot plans to take .i trip to
Hermtlda with mother Still, he was
uu fully sore at tho candidate for the
opposition Said he wan an Idiot with1
the views of a sweet girl graduate
"Then t switched him off the subjeet
In telling him I was engaged lie didn't
like It iry well tii'i'JllRO I touldn I tell
Things YoiCll Love to Make
WhiiViBtoomDoll end
Holder
a
A rilSai
i p p
Ms Mm Uilh . Li
' J lH u
i . rjj m v i"
,LI
SSA
h no. (Iks ibe much used wit il.
broom to be In keeping with lnlmdj s
boudoir ' Pud tho knobbed handle ot
the whisk broom with cotton to make It
targe enough foi a head. Cover It with
llesh-coloied sill. Stitch tho hair and
eebrows with liloik wool or silk A
l.lad; rretieh dot for each evn , u red
stitch lot the nose and mouth Make
two boons of thill., toiind white silk
covered hut who. one to lit around the
upper part of the bioom , the other hoop
imi.it be a little larger than the cluum
fetenie of the lowest part of the btoom
Hhir a strip of silk of the deslted lolor
on to the iioops Klnlsh with gold lace,
or braid nnd tiuv silk or worsted (low
ers Two sllk-eovered rings nttarlied
to the luuk of the upper hoop will make
It possible to hang up thin whisk broom
doll and holiUt FhOllA.
spent a fair amount of her time In
taking, developing nnd finishing pictures
purolv for her own amusement.
WKen the Ktreetor estate Nvas settled
however. It was ut ome apparent that
Mrs. Streoter would have lo do some
thing to eain her own living, und It was
only natural that sho should fall back
upon tho hobby which she bad followed
for many years, particularly as sho had
had to sell soma of her pictures
In order to raise Immediate funds, The
demand for tho photographs showed that
theio was an active market for them,
but. Instead of opening a "studio" of
her own, and i mining Into debt while
sue waueu uir in'up.o to uumu .w .."
. iirs mrecier einii.cu ngni o. lu uu
u little Intensive selling
1 With her camera slung br her side In
1 a neat, Inconspicuous box. she made her
v nv fiom house to house, offering to
t ike photographs of the Interior and
. .....I... ,1... nllll.l.n.. n .!..( fl.u llntf
1 (t' IVI . .Ill; 1 IHIUiril .1. l'IUJ lllli uwn,
the (lower garden or any other view that
possessed a highly Individual touch. In
other words, sho specialized In photo
graphs which could not be taken In the
usual Btudlo fettlng and, aa her ex
penses were small, she was able to
iplote a vorv reasonable, price for the
i .. I .... ...I .t nt ..,. . itfi. ....... .... ul. en it.
llliriut u .ii;.... .-? u, -in-. u-i on.) D.v,,
a child playing on the street or In the
f.ahI .... fit tjli, ....... ,. .il.tnri. ntiil
sent u proof to tho mother stating that
tuo pnoiograpns couio oo ouiaineu ut ho
much u douen In the first year sho
cleared more, than l.'000 over her ex
penses. In addition nt alio suvs, to
"having a good tunc while I wus doing
It."
Tomorrow C onU t wrnlle
1
!- , J?
Policeman Discovero Fire ' stteet lnt night when he tn.ticcil moke blii.c '1'he hie was loiiflneil In n pile tifc Hvjj
Hesorve 1'ollcemH., ('...so,, vvns trying --"B ''' k'rnting uboiil Ihe th.,jM... in llm lmemont and is belicve,r , IM
the door of the Mlinet Steel Co.'s lotton j basement. Me lun.-d in nt, alarm and In have boon ..tused by a mnteb i1riM-4 fffifl
nnd vnrn establishment nt 1KI7 t'liestnut I lire compnnies soon cxlinKuilied the through the grnllhK. K)m
, I . 2 "IH
a thing about John s ancestors' or his
immediate family It seems Just com
ing from Mlssoutl nv .isn't enough to sat
isfy D.id. Hut I told him he'd probably
bn' up .Saturday and h" could Judge for
himself Vou ee. I knew that the In
stant he saw him I '.id would fall for
John. Just as 1 h id'
Sallv paused nnd nlleethrlv munched
nil alti. niul with .. mi.ivvhv loot; in
.on as of one who visualizes a scene
which Is past
'Well, ' said Mie ' did he '
"Oh- oh, .vch," said Hally. coming
hack to the piesmt. "After a little.
Vou see, first John explained that ho
had tun up there, for the week-ends to
get a III tin rest, in ver dreaming thnt
hod fall In love with me, und that he
had called himself John llorton of Mis
souri to avoid publicity because If
people had found out he was John llor
ton Armstrong and Missouri wns only
tho stnto he was born In. he wouldn't
nave nan a .iioiiiein s vni;e, .
' Hut 1 stalled to tell vou about what
Dad inougiu or mm vveu, no jusi iookdu
hlni up and down anu llirougn ana
through, all the time John was talking
and I was so ueivous 1 was trembling In
Inv patent ieatli'i pumps When John
tlinshxl. Dad lust held out his hand
I suppose,' he suld ' I ought to be
gl.id It BttiNS in the family, mv dear
loliu. but talk about nerve'"
' Win '" asked Sue Innocently, "did It
take neive to Ull In love with ou'."
What" lib I H.ilh. "haven't l told
ion' Win Jo.in was the man who de
feated D.ul ' '
Nril ( i.niplele Novelette ".Icm.'ii Snr
ri.u l.si ape"
Making More Money
Turning a llnbliy Into Cash
During the lire of her husband. Mis.
Ceorgo H Streoter, of Vermont, viewed
the taking of photographs simply as a
plearant paBtlme and a means of recre
ation She hnd a good camera and tho
artistic sense which Is nccossnry to se
cure natural, unstudied poaes so sho
Adventures With a Purse
rT1IlI2 mild weather we liuve been
-L having litis nut fooled me one little
bit I feel pt'lfectlv t.itro that we are
going lo have .imie cold da.vs .otne
tinie. I do not know when, to be sine,
but they will come along. And for
those who believe with ine. there arc the
Shotlund wool spencers, those snug,
soft little jncl.'ets that hi so unobtru
sively miller the coat nnd which keep
otic so warm and louifortal.lc. One
shop lins ti special price on Just n few;
they nro marked at ?- and (omo in n
number of colors, iucliidini; white and
n medium simile of blue. There lire
not very mnny left. It mi?ht even pay
sou to rail up tlie shop bcfoie you come
In town if .vou ni' planning to in like a
Hpetinl ttip jn-t for these.
Talk about n sale in dress goods
just listen to tins' One of Philadel
phia's oldest nnd be-t known shops i-
Imvino- ii nilln f.f fin t i . irietl .wtite hfltltl
clmrmcus', soft, clui!.'iiig mntcilal that
is just ns soft and I i-tioiis as anything
you would hml in main .t dav s walk.
,1 uiidTHtuiul tint at oi'e time this niti-
terlnljWas iik liigli as M a v.it'.l. but the
solo price Is Ml is... I au it limited
quantity in heima i, ml giav, hut in tlie
darker color", sudi a- dark green, blue
and brown, there was a more generous
supply left.
Then there is thnt mle of liber silk
f.cai'fn nnotlie1 Mtlo with jusl u limited
supply. The scatfs not onlv tome in
the dnrk colors, blnck niul blue, which
tuo nice to wear with suits, but thov
also come in white and pale pink, giving
new and dressy ues to tho senrf. Their
quality is excellent nnd their price most
reasonable, for they hear tlie tag .'.!),'.
Fur mimes of flintis mlilrcss Woman's Tare
Editor or rihone Walnut or Mnln ilOOO,
MUASY SALE
OF SILVERWARE
??!?
QUADRUPLE PLATE
S.oo$
4-P1ECE
COFFEE
SERVICE
lo-ilm up luttnrli 11 lilll'.AT hll,I.H
W Mil s,,K dial nlTfrB joii uiiprere
'enteil values In high-grade nlhrrmirfl at
prlfri. Hint ore no nstonlnhliiKly low as to
I'f iilruoHt iiabelleviible.
Tim Ii'inler In this snle Is n. hnnilnomr
l-lili.e onts hrt, (lUtulriiple iilher-platf.
minlttlni; e.f i'l.ffte Tot 7 Incheri liigli.
iimir Ituiil n4 Imlirn wide, Crrnm
l'ltilifr I lm lies wldo nnd Tray 10 Inches
'liunrtrr llm imttern of this set In er.T
I111111h1.ini. niul it, (lf inipcrl. iiunllty. It
h n regulnr AIT.tIO value. OVIl Hl'KCIAI.
evi I I'llK I. tor tills 1-plfi r rt 15
11
.01,
1.MI IM .l lir.n IN THIS (illKAT
'IMIHHVKl, Mil! Aim THE
'ni.inuiNd A 11 tit 1. 1.
Knlfo
Arlilitin
Coin Mi t rcili, engravoJ,
II' "ucn Rcccri puittfrn
5vi a CluU s Bet blUer.
101k ftnil tpoon
Kn.ve-i anil 6 Fork;
" 1 nt pattirn
6'JiiJ B Tir i,,r8 Berry Spoon.
Ifimiiomo Bedan jintfrn
CPI, 06 ClioBt SUvfrware." VrTtn-
' Cominunlty jiattfrn .
0 pie Chut ailverware, Clinton
. Koen tatti-rn
SO pleno Cheat Silverwarf "
t I' uiinlty Patrician pattom
Kii.ui!. and (i Fork, Solid
. r Sedan r-dltern
6 91'bet Cupa and 8 Hrooni.
BOlKl nilifAr U..n n.li..
- ....... Hra. i.a.iT-iii
8P'i Sterllni Silver CotfoH
"' Fineat Quality
! Pie e Chavt Sterling Silvor
ie Sedan pattern
c,P.e e Cheat Steilintr "Sllvir,
ware Sedan nattem
Mull Order mini. 111k Cmtnloj Pre
$1.50
" $4.50
$6.75
$10.25
$15.50
$24.75
"$42.25
"$58.25
$90.00
$125.00
$198.00
$25800
"DAT'S'MAH BOY."
Geuting's Great Stock Movement
, , Brings LOWER PRICES for
CHILDREN'S SHOES
Ker- pair of our wonderful "Shoor-Tred" Shoes for
Boys, Girls, Misses and Children in our stock, includ
ing high and low shoes, and school, dress and play
shoes, revised in price.
Little Children's Sizes 6 to 8 $4.35
Children's Sizes 81 to I CH $4-65
Misses' Sizes 11 to 2 $5.35
Growing Girls' Sizes 21 to 8 $g. 35
Boys' Shoes Sizes 11 to 6 $5-35
Clean-up of 1000 pairs of short lines for $
children and misses. Sizes 6 to 2. Now .
.85
1230
Market St.
Shoes and
.r
(pronounced gyting)
itt&mm
1308
Chestnut St.
She 23 and
Stockings for JThe Stores of Famous Shoes Stockings for
all the family M all the family
Also a Quick Service Men's Shop at 19 South 11th St.
Every Foot Professionally Fitted Three Geuting Brothers Supervising
eiM
tii'iii "Mm, in tiiiiiiiww ':"Li!lRiiiJ!iiiiii!!i ; i.inii rM. ,&: iiiirniijiiiiiiin j i iiniNireiiigiH nil mii'iHiji j 'iiiiiiiiiiiiiniii'iiiiiiv j iiij-i; wj&
The Most Attractive "Sale
Offering" in Town Can't Com
pare With This Manufacturer's
On
Sale
on
the
Second
Floor
Just
Inside
the
Eleventh
Street
Entrance
Daily
S:?0 A.M.
to
7 I'M.
&
f
I afeaaSLrT
1 7T7
SALE
of
SHIRTS
I hit. big, sweepitiB "Turn.into.Cah" Sale
includes every ihirt, every pnjumn and every
yard of piece goods in our factory.
Your unlimited choice of patterns in the
finest of fabrics, as honestly manufactured as
nny in America. The name Faqgcn assuras
tins fact.
msp
Sty
5.1
. t
-i . ?v-&T
Values $2.50
otiH'i Mint including Stripi-il I'ongi'j.-, t
IJ if.-i.m ( oids.. Silk Strincs, Oxfo
Imported Madras ard Fihcr Stripe
1.25, 1.95 and 2.50
Present Retail Values to $7.00
Extraordinary Values in Men's and
Night-Shirts and Pajamas
I list nlor (iiiuritiitt't il
PIECE GOODS
WH1TC MUSLIN,
a yard
High-Grnde Cambric, 36 in
Striped Corded Madras, 32 in
Importt'd Woven Madras, 36 in
Shnns)lk Plain Shades 36 in
Silk Stripe Woven Madras, 32 in
Candy Striped Woen Madras, 36 in
Striped Mercerized Poplins, 36 in . .
White-Striped Pique, 36 in . . .
Imported Woven Madras, 32 in ....
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Handsome Fiber Silks, 32 in ....
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The reason we can give such values is because we're willing
to go farther than the others in taking a loss. If we clear our
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Equal Values in
BOYS' SHIRTS
Sizes 12 ' ; to 14
MEN'S SILK SHIRTS
$4.50
Satin Stripe Silk
Crepe de Chine
White Satin
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SHIRT MFRS. IN PHILADELPHIA FOR OVER 35 YEARS
FACTORY at 11th & RACE, S. E. Corner
On Second Floor Use lh St. Entrance
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