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SPROUL WILL LEAD
BUDGET PARING
Political Coup Seen in Call for
Ninety Millions Limit on
Expenditures
DEFICITS WILL BE PROBED
II I n staff i i , , i a, .'
llarTMiiirc. I'n. .Inn .'!1 liuvi'i nm
Sprout -ill In. thi' imtriil tmuru in Ilic
Inrpiirv uhnli lii-Riii- tmln Into Hit'
rroiv tm thi liirsn i. in'ii'iifv bills i
xilbmltti'il in tin. I.ojii-liituti' ti :i nam- .
bfr of ilpp'irlments nml otlii i-
In lino with Ids niiiinui I piannim
of oioiioiin ami ii'tn in ImiiMit. u polio
ninrkcil In u maximum m Miii.liOO.IlOU
for tlir liii'tuimi tiiiriipniitiiin. liovrr
nor Sproul nml tm- limnnm of the tin
proprintloin frumull ff- i -vt to tmiKn
n Ptnrt bv sIhhIiIiik tin' iim mn.1. Ili'prc
feittiitivf U'llliiiin .1 Mi 'nis. n Allu
fhoiiv I'ounv. i I'liuirmnii i'f the ltnniip
nppropi iiitmn- i inunil!'' .itnl Sonntnr
T. l.nrf. l'jri' i iiiiirninn nl' tin- Somite ,
I'ommittii' Tin- tin io will -n lomtlv.
prnbnblv in tin- (!ni-i ma otlli i' iiiimi
usunl prpi -.11111 . nml i nil "ii tin1 lu'ii'l
nf ili'tnirtini'T'i i ti il-t'iMii! tli- fxpt-nsps
for wliii h tin in- mi" ttvii toiolli'i't
tho fund
'W'i'U !!.' 1 i Hi. iiil .il. ' "mill
(Minimum Mii'mu ' ml nant to
tinrl utit Im .ii. i. ..ii 'mi in wilt iilii'iul
n nil spriil iiioii-j 'u Ii i- n'i ii"
tliorii'il In tin I Biilnl'ii-nt ii. 1'iirn.
nxo.
Mult I niler llw iirl.m'
l.fRi-lilt'il fiitinliin W'tn tm il lit
tlon ilsseit tll.'lt Hut- . I. in- in ill''
Uuvi'tiior flu n l In- ui'i " nml li!s
aiitioiitn'PiiK'iii nt u mii' x hi. '"" max
lntiin t Uit ii nppi'ars n tli" . i f j - 'I lie
(lOM'rinu. nt ii pnl it i! fjn tio ii i- i'
lilnincl i Koopiiis linn '! ' I i" 'Ii"
for- is. n tlmiicli ln t-rii' ' itlli'i- i
slippin: itni.liiiil'v int.. rl nml tot
low li'llf
Tlii- ili'ii "i 'In' it'.i'i.'ii ! "'
fi.itli In n limb iiiliiiliii-1-iH. "i h-idir
in tin-
"Tin1 lioMM inn" i- (iiinii.s ii uissor
mnl Minii-iiT earni- lor tin- If win
his jiniKt'i "iivi. program than -on.- ..t
tho itnnll polltu 1:1111 ar- inxure of
"The SHU.UOK lllltl ninxiii.iiin lb'' totnl
of iippropriiiiinn lull" tvlm li li- tn
he will ii" lor thi- nt'xi iu miiTs in
in toal.tt ,i .fiiib!'' Uk-iI imliti-nl min
ster NtroU-
In tn- tu-t pill" bt .'f.iis n max
lniuni whii h in MIMUHUMW I'-nn tlinu
tin- mi f t tiiir ac. b" bin p'lt
i-xtTt nuinlii'i- i'f Hi" l.t'SiN'iUiui' tillu
inn an uioirojirintioii k""- a"'' ' ' 0,""!'0
that in Ttitnally ti.- full iii-iiibt'nliip.
on ib' unxioiiN n'tit 'I'ikt- n notliiut;
n Ii'RiNbii.ir lilfi iii'T- ilimi S;f bii
nppropn.itioiis lul " tunnisli. Til-
mako .i Ins b" n' 1""1"' 'ii,"'flii,ntlv
vaoh l-uiilntiir will ! nnti"" to I'lfUNp
th- (.'noi'i-iiur Whin ;i l-uiNliitui- i ijiiion
to ee tlio itnternor abmr 'li- npnro
lirintiom for hi botin' di-irni. tin- (lot-i-rii"!-
nn ttoll ay Titiani'i'- arr
t ipht . Tin' ritonno niaki ,t iinporativi.
That the tipproprnttliini b- iu'lil ilown
Of oiiu in-, if wi h.ni inor- rev-nni'
maybo t." I'uiilil ilo luori- !'ir tour l.
tri-r in Mii- nt ! uppn'P.nir nn '
(nncnmr lloliU Whip ll.inil
T' a' Iftit NiissoNtion fr.'Ui lb- t.in
crnur ttil umUiMbo l.-uiilntiT t.ank mur
kimllt '! t)..- rnit-nior'i t .ii ton anil
nlt-rniitiw Nin:S"-ti"nN in " lb- tt av
ami in-.iiiN of rm-in:; mil! 'i. ni - -n
1 I V Mil!' tnr tin- '.n '
Mi i- ii I'.ttl- Mult lo .it I'ini null.
1IlK u i.. i..ii. liboiiL iti'-!'1 m n- '
, iivi' - li mat i !. u "'i' t'l.ir tin-
liovprii'ir'i iii.'iii'V in vop'" to appro
priatu'in will lt-su'r in imn- i-wnu'''
moi- irosivNiii. l-sKilntion nml mort"
nolitu iii ;.ott-t !" tl t.'rinn in the
Inn ivv wan nf In- t. io. Mian ' i"
aiiii-ailii niiitr.irioii uii'ii .'.nl I"'" ttill
ii, c to allow biru A pntf b.iih- nun.
liiplomn. v ntiil loji' mat l- a tnishtiei
wi'.iP'.ii ti.mi tn- b.rf -'! 'In' imt
ernur ttin n l-aiNln'-o n 'i. ii for
yuart-r "f .i i I'litui
! ,1 . -timm-'l t hut ii
..' nil ! tb in. t bilU. ti '-
Hill l i-i- i 'in . .-
.SN.IHHI nun. i it tl - - .n.
xatiui: -"' ss'" ,;,i "'
i'ii r i'il t ti'' I ' ii-'.iitii-
flguf1. ",- ''" " ,uL'."
ii. n. n in t i.r' .f -. ."iti'i ""
for foodi"ttiffi nml matf rials and nl?o (
nnlicipatcs ftirtlirr reductions in tlicKo
dttfinK or hoforo Urn next ftvo onri
nflor .limn (1 wlion 1 lit appropriation
will lipcotni' nvtiilnbli' i
In addition to tin1 U'coininonilnlioiiM
of tin1 boaiil. iti I'oniinltfi'i. on lunarv
will nsK .!.".(IOO.OO(I for flic i mo and
tii'iitiui'iit of indigent iinmif in tlii't
tiitni' period That it an lulvmiiv of
n(I1(i.00( ot i'f t lie lail iiiiroprlatioti
AinoiiR the iliilitiltiont faililiK t
iti i'ivo locoiniiii'ittlatiotii for aid are
I'll- Ahlnctou Mi'innrlal lloipilnl. in
AliiiiKton ; (ioml Sntnariliin llmpitnl.
Wi ittii'lil. Tuiru i mint t: National
Stonuuli lloipital. I'liilndolphin
NortlitMHti'rti lloiplliil. lMnlailulpliia .
1'rovkk'tii'O Jlopit;il. (itrinaiitmvii .
Atinlo -M. Warnof llopital, (Jott.t
ImrR: Va.viii".liiii'); lloiiulnl, lion Air.
Sanatorium. Hi'lli (.'ainu St. Vlnpenl'n
Dlplinu A,liiin. Tiii'on.t Stilvnfinn
Ai'tut Itt'ii'iio llonii' nud lloipltal.
l.annlow in- nti'iiiii'. I'lnladi'lpliiii. ami
tbo Salvation Armt Cltlldii'n'i Hoard
l tn; lloui-. I hiimIiiwiii' nvi'iiur. I'liila
, di'lpliia.
Alipropriatiotn fr tin' l'lilladclpbia
'institution" two t-nii ago nnd the
ninoitiiti iivouitni'iiilrtl now follow:
ii'tn mii.
Hint 'Tn I'm rut iii . u.XTi:.
lU.ni Utruf ihtlllii UO'I im.'JNi
Npnilktillr liitlltlillnni
Jl 1i lim-.ltil'.r ttO'l.-.llli tnuooO
Ot. l i.rn-K H'lllJ li ll- '
!,!,!, 1S1 '.'.Mi in 000
HimiitiiN
f I .' Ovui
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PLAN 10 MODIFY
JERSEY DRY BILL
A iii"i - An ii'inM' Ii
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of the VnnNrsa stnte prohibition on
llirceinciit Mil bnvo. cncpnilptvit mid
olldlfied opposition, tlio Anil Saloon
i I'l'iigmi of New .Icrtey, bacldtiR the
lurnitito, 1 icady lo timke inntpvini
ioiii'iiUiim in tlio way of rliiiendllic the
bill.
1'nlilli' lion tine on the enforcement net
was to bo held today before the Sennle
and House judiciary commltteci. An
ticipating I'oncenttatlou of the opposl-
Concessions Likely to Be Matle;lo ' ba section dcilninc trlnl bv jury
' I In "bnotleitRliiK" enses, the Antl-Saloon
Because of Concentrated ' organization W pteparcd to offer it com-
I prutnlKo In the penalty elatme covei'lnR
Opposition -onvlttlons. As Introduced the bill pre-
rr lerlbed a tuaxlniuui sentence ot one enr
in jail. This penalty will be reduced to
1 " months' Imprisonment. Inllucnce of
Hie leiiKtie will be centered upon leten
lion of the Mitnmary arraignment Nee
tlon of the bill.
Samuel Wilson. msUtant Mipetin
lendent of the lengtie. dlsoilSNlns the
prnpoxei act, declared uiiiiniii pro
ceeilliiR.1 without jttrj trial in "bootloB
Kini?" cases would stand tlio test of eon
f t Ititt ionnl nttnek in the courli lie
said violation of regulation tomeming
iiitoxiciuitt was never it crime at com
mon law and any punishment prescribed
by statute would bo upheld b the
higher courts as the intent of the Legis
lature in dealing with the subjeet.
Other CoiiresstoiiH
The league may make a further con
ii'NHion in the enforcement bill by per
mitting prosecution for unlawful entry
of premises under the search and nd.ure
clause The higher courts will be given
power to review fads in connection with
N'ttnimirt arraignment of olators of tin
in oh ibit ion law.
GOV. EDWARDS IS TACTFUL
M. . - h -dio. I iu Mi in ?'nb' I nlil'r
Trillion, .In ii. HI (ioternor Kd-
winds' Mrntegv "n giaiefttlly with
ilrattiug fiom fiirtlii'i i'onltover.v ttitlt
Hie Itepubllcau Legislature mnv be iti -dii.itlve
of mi attempt to Ining about
i teasonablt earlt itdjourniiient of the
IPlM eiion.
The govi'iui.r oiituianeuxeieil He
piibliiiin Nemitots in the lecent heated
ipiabble oter taking from the execil
nte the (lower to appoint utilitx om
iuiisloner. However, the governor i
nor strut! nie about the tnteliouu cor
' vi.lni j tttMi .a "..ltiti'1 tin littt filinlltilnp.
That i linh of i o-ordinnle hrimilie of
tin- goxernuieii! was not ttitlioul its
'lesson to his ocellen t
Hi expltiiintion of the ntiitudi' ol
I'om Diik and limit" and wliai tbe.t
easy sledding in th Senate with their
dry program as In the. Assembly. There
Is no disposition to rush pell-mell In the
upper chamber. Tito Roberta resolu
tion ratifying prohibition, overwhelm
Ingly adopted by the House, may cotno
up in the Senate this week, along with
the Laird bill repealing the much-heralded
Kdwards I5.C0 per cent beer bill.
Corporate Interest nlone are suffer
ing from failure of tlio Semite to net
upon (lOvcrnor Kdwards' nominations to
a new honrd of public utility commis
sioners. The ousted Republican board
hnii not functioned alum the Supreme
Court on Uceeinbcr -7 sustained the
governor In dismissing the commission
ers. Applications of the Public Service
Hallway Co.. Tientou and Mercer
County Traction Co. nnd the llrldge
toti Railway Co. for ten-cent trollej
fares are on Hie at the State House with
no legally recognized utility board to
pass upon them.
Await Kurdier Decision
, The Senate is believed to be waiting
i for tbo Court of llrrora and Appeals (o
hum! down n decision In the linal ap
peal of the ousted utility commission
ers. Tlio Wnllworth bill to rcoignu
izo the commission, providing a board
I of three members', niny not be advanced
', to the point of passage until the court's
i decision is handed down.
The position of consultins engineer
of .the Slnto Highway Commission
I conferred upon General George W.
iGoetlinW by former Governor Kdge.
I would he abolished under a bill to be
' introduced tonight nt the instance of
(he New .lei'sey Higliwuy Coutiiictors'
Aisotintion.
in. I., ,.i.e '.,,.! int.. -'it 1 1 ell i.. I IJi'i.illill. I .Mlieni Ilieill Ot I III' eillUIl'f men 1 mil t'tilnwii 111- 1 .nitialn I lll-n I ntii'li N III'
..mi tmo inn s.'iiatoiN who sought to draw fiom tonight tnny nei esitate postponenu m of , ,uv ializing boxing, which seems un
,. ' the goieruoc a icni'oii for liis iis.icuioii , linal tonsldcrntion until tomorrow or. ;,, , the state Athletic Cominlsinn
iT, om! itbai piibllc utility oinuiissloners , perhaps, until a week lieuee. , be reorganized during the present
..to ut.o I should not be appoinicd bv the courts i prolnbitiouists will not have -i u session by Governor IMwartN
,"',' ',"'' How i ver. the governor n nor looliilf i
tl ihi!i I 'or niiothir clinli xt ith the Repiibluam ; - -
iioo I it n too iintigcrous. pollticallt. lrom a
.1 n,iA i Deinoi i.ilii standpoint, in view of pat
i.liiiiii ii. .7.i. .. . ...ill.
stllOil roiiil,;'' i-oiiNiiii'ruLiuiii lino io-niLiu-4
1 iii.ii ; "wiiil! i tiiiius" legislation In the ma-
Tit l.giilatito tuiiAt
Will Avoid Clashes
AdtiMM" of the governoi . ot tlu h
I hi re - no diatlb, lenli.e the llaiebail.
pos.iible nIioiiUI the not ei not reinniigu
nile tin tit h of lll'Ju. lighting the Repub
licans tootli nnd nail The Demoi-iaii.
pant, oierwhelinniglt trounced m tin'
imt i'1-ttion. looks nt a Itepublitan
controlled Legislatnie from an entirely
it uon ' new iiennei tie. Iheie is little cIuukc
.'I lino i'..,. .. . iiin.T .iinn Iteniiblicmi X'otes
this ten The goternor evidently has
sized ,ii on ei lit" the situation. Straps
are tal.oo unU' Mi- Repiiblnaus 1--
I'OIIli' too aggressive
I'ogi.Miii ihai Ntiingent pun i-ioi,-
N.J.
TOAL
PROBE
FAILS
ARM EDWARDS
Governor Unmoved by Proposed
Investigation of Hudson
County Affairs
POLITICAL FIGHT
BEGINS
.Vjrcinl Dispatch to Evening J'ublic I.tttacr
Trenlon, .Inn. .'11, The promised in
vestigation of Hudson county is not
I worrying Governor Kdwards or Mayor
Frank Hague, of Jersey City, if the
wth the eiiMfng linniU of the pnrty
I may bo taken as n criterion.
Senator Mackny, of llergen, Repub
lican leader, will be named chairman of
i the legislative probing committee, If the
I resolution passes. Semite President
'Allen hnB assured Mackny of the ohnlr
1 mnnshlii. Senator Mtiekny attempted to
get a probing lesolutlou through tin
10120 Leglsjutute. Former Cnlted
Skies Senator David IJnlril, the South
.Tcrsey Republican dlclator, nt that time
did not look with favor on Mnekay get-
1 ting n two years' start xvlth n Ruberna
torial boom. This yenr Mr. Ilalrd ap
parently is sntlsllc'i 'o permit Mnekay
to bnvo plenty of rope.
Senntor Simpson, of Hudson. Is gun-
nine for thu minority sent on the prob
ing committee. "If there tiro nny rats
in our garret 1 want to know It," snld
the lludbon senator In requesting Sen
ate President Allen to record him in
favor ot thu Mnekay probe. Assembly
man Harry Runyon, of Warren, will
he the House Dotnocrntlc member of the
omtnittce. Senator Jlalnl anil nts In
of certain members of the higher
mat
demeanor of those closely associated llucntlnl political machine tuny at this formal lcccptlon
tlmo safely bo. said to bo back of lutl
candidacy of State Senator WllllaV 4
Huiiyoni of Union, for the gubernatnf(.i '
nomination next year. '"
Groping about for a candidate will
lug to attempt iipscltlnc the nrwAM
Republican majoifty for Hardin'. J
Coolldce. the Ucimicrntq mnv I.' "niM
Henry T. Kays', of Sussex, Senatn iM
norlly cailer. Htg ".Jim- Punf. 'tt'
niiEHcx jeniicr, who ramc near troimo i.
Governor Kdwards for the party S
nation lit 1019, may run agalVon :-
lilntfortn pledged to contlnuo the !,'.
for modlflcntlon of tli Volstead act?
Dr. Mannlno Bids Trinity Farewell
New York, .Tan. .'II. The Rev Wn
Ham T. Manning, newly elected w,C'
of tho New York Kplwopal ilfocwc fi2
farewell yesterday to his o comr'reJ.
tlon in Trinity Church. He tlinnkrllV
pnrlshionerH for their loyal and r,..'1
ous support nnd expressed tho hone th
the tl between them would be streni h
eneii hi the yearn to come. At Mm
rtnsi of tint wervlcn in. wna r.l. 5n"
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For utithniK and cverythmp in tho housfci'tiniishiii"; line l'hilu
ilelpliiaus luivo learned to tlejn'titl upon tho store of J. Franklin
Miller, 1012 Chestnut Street, for tin .store sells only article's whoso
dependability is beyond question.
, XV A
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Transplanted Sunliqht,
yj.m-jjrj:im-v v.; '.
f,
VERY housewife with up-to-
the-minute ideas on hbor-av-
intc nas consutereu inu possi-
lulity of investing in an electric
Aushhic machine. And when she
E1
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r IS a well-known fuct that the
Polished Girdle Diamond is su
perior to other diamonds in bril
liance and beauty. One reason for
this is the patented process of cut-
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.urns to the consideration or inc ting: and poiisnmjr, wnicJi brings out
most economical machine the i.nun- beauties that might he hidden or lost
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(Jiamond ''-t c.niiisite
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inlor and marvelous brilliancN
iiirrnundcd b rou row? ot
small diamond. I lie ring is oi
platinum in be. nit.uil" pierced
click r $1050
Inspection Is Cordially Invited
S. Kind & Sons, mo chestnut st.
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MM'.' Il '1- ilJtVl.i.U.s- Sil. LI. SMITHS
iliv-ette comes in for its share of at'
ti'iition. The chief l'enturc of tlio
l.aun-dry-etie is the .'limination of
the necessity of wiinRine; the clothes.
The wnshine is done by the vacuum
tup process, ami then, instead of
puti'm,; each piice separately
through a wriiiKcr one simply
pies.ies down a loot pedal, thus rnis
t.nir the Inside tub. xvhich. revolvinij,
tliR- the dotlies wrinjjer dry in
mst one minute. You will be inter
ested in leeiiitf just lioxvit operates
I at the store of J. Franklin Miller,
K.1J Chestnut Street. .
I YOU haven t et tasted those ; tji VIIRY tvotnan wlio likes to be
delicious butter creams fiom the i ij considered wetH dressed has an
stores of Kdouard D. Kru.ie Com-1 eye to lionwi't Teller & Coni-
lany, iuu fcoutn tieveiun aireet aim pany s sates", so tne announcement of
by any other method. Another ren-
son is that only the most perfect
stones can he subjected to this proc
ess. Women who know these facts
feel doubly flattered when they dis
cover that their engagement rinp; is
to be bought at the store of Bailey,
Hanks & Biddle Company, and tho
man who wishes to give his fiancee
the very best diamond that ho can
buy chooses the Polished Girdle Dia
mond. It is exquisitely mounted in
platinum or gold, either singly or
sui rounded by other stones.
I
lOu.'l Baltimore Avenue, you have a
real treat in store for you this week,
for they will be special at fifty cents
i nound on Thursdav, Friday Mid
.Saturday. You may have tasted
' butter ui earns before, but I'll xvagor
i that you've never tasted any quite
! as delicious as these chocolate and
1 vanilla butter creams at Kiu-'e's.
I C'ocoanut kisses will he special on
the.-e three days also at forty cents
a pound. And caramels delicious,
' chewy, creamy caramels. cannot
say. too much in thin- favor, but
l once you've tasted Cicm, you'll join
n saying that they re well wortli
their after-inventory sale, which
begins today, "will be received with a
great deal of interest. You know
that it is the policy of Bonwit Teller
& Company to close out each season
every garment remaining in stock,
so in every department of their
store at Chestnut and Thirteenfh
Streets you will find smart clothes nt
very low price. The woman who
dresses on a limited income finds
these sales xvell worth waiting for,
and the woman with an unlimited
clothes allowance xvelcomes the op
portunity to pick up an extra frock
or xvran xo nnisn out tno season.
, me
. the price of forty cei.ts at which they i However you look nt it. it is an nn
i will be sold on these three days. portunity you can ill afford to miss
THE ( HESTNL'T STREET ASSOCIATION
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fpc titillate liiai nt!Pic uiuii
ii ai,'uta'-d tiie One-Pri' .em .t. liisl
Downtown I 117 1 1 1( Chestnut Street
Uptown 6th and Thompson Streets
Alfred Cortot
the soloist, this morning at the Bellevue-Strat-ford
at the "Monday Morning Musicale." makes
d-rolls exclusively ior the woiicl-ramous
record
Duo-Art Pianola-Piano
Tins instrument
n tuallv play 'I dv
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is tlif greatest ot ''' p.tter pianos it
urtist himsHf vxer- seated at th piano.
ijM in I'hilrtfJrlphia by C J 1 ieppe & .Son.
ir Uuo Art in made only in tne
X cber. Ste k. W'hecloi k
iTinrirv mn "
"st intxaV
ir Mroud piinos.
inxn $8('5 up.
F
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Urop in and heur thesr svondcr
lul instiumcnts. Demonstrations
will be gladly Riven. Catalogues
will bp sent on request.
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'Xnalrttyt!i
ALFRED
CORTOT
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C. J. Hcppe & bull
Dow mown
1 17 1 119 Chotnut f"
Uptown
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Handmade Envelope Chemise of Nainsook, $2.95.
The $1.85 and $1.95 Cambric Nightgowns have sleeves.
'Hie $3.75 Cambric Nightgown has long sleeves with hand-feather stitching.
The $1.25 Nightgown is of heavy nainsook.
At least 25 per cent better quality than you have alright to expect at
these prices. Look around.
100$ Chestnut Street
I. s. FAGGEN
Blouse
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718 ARCH ST.
b-l-otj-s-e-s
2es pa? 50 S2-0
HERE'S A SALE
Worth Money to
Know It
M-A-T-E-R-I-A-L-S
Silk Pongee 85c Yd.
Crepe de Chine $1.35 Yd.
40-in. Georgette 85c Yd.
Washable Satins $1.15 Yd.
Charmeuse and Crepe
Meteor $2.00 Yd.
D-A-I-L-Y
From 9:00 A. M. Until 5:30 P. M.
On Our Factory Floor
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Free to All No Cards Required
Tuesday 12 to 3 P. M.
February J,st
d The Vocalion Shop
at Which you may see, hear, and be delighted
with the February releases of the
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by z-AE0Lim COMMW
Red Records
in color different in rcprotluctioi
the enjoyment anil pleasure that they
in and hear tho latest danco record,
rite song played differently better
ver uenru it before.
Vocalion
Phonograph
Vocalion
lied Records
Mel-O-Dce
Music Rolls
Hubble Bo ohs
Slirrt Music
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