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MRS.SCHUCK SOBS PRAYER
"RA Y"MA Y ESCAPE CHAIR
"I Don't Know What I Am Going to Do,
rictcd Slayer of David S. Paul
All 1 can flo Is prn.v nntl rlt, Hut,
lint Minll I doV
if fbpy toko uiui oay from
Jtift like the Sclaurk pln.ee, n ptnycr
pliino u-ns Koing. Across the Street somo
children cnzcil In a tiny tliop window
nt a qunlnt. display of jmper dolli. lint
Mrs. Sclmck, gsblnq out tho window,
saw nnd henrd uotlilitt? of the roiitino
I things about' her. IlclativoH Mild die
e rr' - i liflfl slept little since the trlHl went).
oays f ic uj cun-HP. pniii,, hascgurd fmc shows the
strnln of wnltlnp.
"They haven't thnwn any mercy
, niiHicvrr in itny. it H'ems to nav
made no difference that he confessed
eled rookine chair. For a iccond Mrp. that ho toid them where to Hud the
uie'Schnek Razed at it. Then she nnoket
money. Perhaps
there can be another
judge will make tho
trial maybe the
nenteneo Inuirlsonment." Slowly, wear
My, she reiterated, "I can only hope."
School Wants Prlitlng Press
The print chop of the James O.
Iltnine School want n printing pros,
and as n means of raising the purchase
price pupils will entertain tonight In
Mfio.ic Hall, Broad and Master streets.
Tho program includes esthetic danc
ing, life pictures and shadowgraphs.
"Turner for Concrete '
This 3-story mil build
ing, containing 10.000
sq. ft. floor area, is one of
11 jobs for tliis client.
Some of tho work was
done in 30-degreos-be-low-zero
weather, with
entire satisfaction.
TURNER
Construction. Co
1713 Saufom Strfft
It was half In prayer that Mrs. Bay
nmnd Si'hiirk miIiIxmI out her desola
'mm, in the tlMln apartment whern slir
:iinl tlio man who was convicted Tues-
lay of murder in tlio llrst degree had
,f the child.
"He is the sweetest baby in th
world. Let me show you his picture," '
and she led the way through the center
room with its folding bed, to the sitting'
room at the front of the apartment. She,
khjhks
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home.
Hill) I.lbert street. ! raided the brown window shades that;
had been down for many days. The ,
BOY LONESOME IN WEST
Ran Away to Oklahoma, but Father
Brings Him Home
Norman Stiti'. tu.-nv .Mars n'd. S-
disappeared fr"tu hn home at 4IH
North Nineteenth street, Velirunry l.'i.
and was found at the Indian nerva
tion. Osakee. Okhi . was brought home
by his father e-terday.
Stites was inspired by u desire to sen
the Wet. So h" started from Bruiul
Street Station nml tinallv landxl in
Oklahoma, aided, he says, by pas
sengers. But away oft" in Oklahoma the desire
to see his "old home town" was stiong.
and he wrote Ins father to come and
get him. Daddy Sti'es did.
llllile tiu'ir
I 'lit,, itlMl.
She had .Ion returned from vudting " ' W '" MBM , t f.
Schurk n his cell. In white knitted " ?'"' ftC R'"piS?" S'VLt'
tnm o1 shanter and maroon-colored Ions i 5 !'S?.J?i5pB Zll JfhiTJuZJk
coat, she had thrown herself on lwl JLi I r?ff V? nlttl2i- L
r.fn in the combined kitchen and din- , '-" Jr-U-. eB "Majj
ing-room. , .avmorK Srhurk. Below it was the
"I don t know what 1 nm going t ;, iate.st picture of six-year-old Baymond.
do. Whot is there for me to do until; junior. He was In n white sailor suit,
lifter Bay is sentenced? I can only h), lnr 8moothly combed, eyes wide
pray that somehow the sentence will nlu) Interested as he posed as a regular
be commuted that he will 1 given j sailor man.
l.fe imprisonment. I won't give up ..Nrv thc habj, Hopsu., kn0w nnJ.
'"r" thing about thc trial." went cu Mrs.
Wipe, Tears From Eyes Selmck. "He simply worships his
She sat up and wiped the tears from , daddy, and asks for him every day. He
her face. She straightened thc cloth , thinks daddy is sick lu (l hospital. He
on the table that stood near "The . hss never gone to school, and has hecn
r.o,iso is n fright," she npolocired, al- stayingwith his grandmother these last
though Uie little apartment wss quite ""!"-!' .
neat in appearance. "1 hnve.u't the1 She let her glanre stray over thc corv
heart to do anything. I can't dust or I room. "We had such a nice home. Mo
.irk or do auMhing but wait und pray could have been so happy. Oh. T don t
till the last hope is gone ?c llr ,l"1 t II cnn "'vcr be said
.... . , .', . .. that my extravagance drove bim to
I shouldnt have gone to the prison u,incsN. (Jod knows 1 wan always'
today. I promised the doctor I I s,aving "'
wouldn't. But how could I help t?' xt.xt door, In another two-story brick
Soon I won t be able to see Bay every apartment, with brown and yellow posts
day as I have been doing. PmJ brown nnd yellow-palntMl shutters
"There have been nil these stories !
about his affairs with other women,"
she sobbed Ogam, but her chin lifted
as she went on stanchly, "but I would
stnnd by him forever. I don't think
the other girl has stood by bim
inueh."
L'nderneath the window in the
kitchen stood a baby's white cnam-
'OFFIS
"BalU Up to a Standard
Not Down to a Price"
For fifteen years Dorris cars have embodied such funda
mental principles as Vnlvc-in-Hcad Motor, Unit Power Plant
and Multiple Disc Clutch, later adopted as standard pracUco
by other leading manufacturers. This pioneer leadership, set
by Dorris, has been maintained by the adoption of such typical
improvements as thc six-cylinder motor with ocvcn-bcarlng
crankshaft and camshaft, instead of tho customcry throo or
four bearings, thua practically eliminating vibration. Judged
from every nnglc stability, dependability, economy, beauty
thc Dorris has always been a big-value car.
J. HARRY SCHUMACKER & CO.
1821-29 Frankford Ave.
Some Good Territory Open for Dealers
D'fMBANDSCFPai tfEW, . EsBbHSkSSB
Lunrhmn riattrrv "0 ernt up , to Six- 3E4r RHjHH
iflil (1 Lunrhron and l... uinacr ur i Aagr HlBB
fiave Vou Dined and Danced in
TW. BOX ?
AT THE RITTENHOUSB
22d and Chestnut Sts.
DA,TE TO THE MCSIC OF
THE TIERXEY FIVE
wuo r,AT pi n'NO i.tNc hlon.
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Commercial
Stationery
BUINK DOOKU
Bound a-.d
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LiTHoanArinNa
trintinc,
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officl;
Stntlor.ir
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YOU will nnd hero tho largest Btock tn
this city of Commercial Stationery and
Rcncr.il olllco requlromcnta.
Pens. iencllJ, inlis. mucilage, erasers,
fountain peiw, 8Uck fllea, clips, plna
etc.
Our Fountain Ten Department is at your
r.er-t;o for cleaning, repairing and fllllns -or
any information you desire.
When vou warn Commorclal Stationery.
,ou wan I It right away and you'U fl"d
n erythlPB vou want In tttoclc at 6-3
Market .street.
WILLIAM MANN COMPANY
529 MARKET STREET
PHILADELPHIA, PA.
'cw York Offices: ZG1 Hroadwau. Founded in 181,8
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SlMail Orders FilledE
STYLE
GRAND
PIANO
Tomorrow!
In Mahogany Case, $1375
Every grand piano is bought for one of two
reasons: (1) a desire for more complete
musical effect, or (2) for the novelty of form.
In either case, Steinway grands offer a great
preponderance of inducement. The superla
tive musical qualities of the Steinway are
so generally recognized that well-informed
people no longer make comparisons. To the
casual observer of exterior effect, the lines of
Steinway casing and its exquisite finish are as
appealing as the exclusive Steinway tone is to
the connoisseur of music Size is another
feature of Steinway distinction. The smallest
Steinway grand, Style M, is 5 ft. 7 in. long
ample string length for real grand tone; actual
dignity of form in the case. Price measure
the piano by reputation and foot rule.
Steinway pianos may be bought on monthly payments
N. Stetson $ Co.
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CJiarge Purchases Tomorrow Billed April 1st
I Furs and Millinery
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Because of the absurdly low prices which have been quoted since this
sale started, there are many incredulous people who have not been able to
realize that thc quality of this merchandise offered is unsurpassed at any
price.
The Mnwson & PeMany label on a fur garment is known in the Retail
World as. the standard by which all other makes arc judged. In tho Retail
Fur World the claim is often made that a garment is ulmost as good a3
Mawson & PeMany, or even aa good as Mnwson & DeMany, but it is well
known that there is none better produced.
A Small Deposit Will Reserve Your Purchase
i" our Storage Vaults ui.til required. Payments to be continued monthly
throughout the Spring and Summer
Marmot Coats
35.00
Regularly 100.00 to 125.00
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Danderme is "Beauty-Tonic
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ImrjeJiatcly after "DJt)'rltl,"
ta80Kt' jour tmlr talicn on u'v life.
luitru and wondrous- beauty, upbear
ing twice as tieavy Jtid plentiful.
because cuch bair seeius to tliiflf ud
thicken.
Dou't let your btJr tay lifeless,
colorless, plain or scraKKly. 1'ou,
top wtut lot of loDg, eUoag lialr.
i;liteuin; willj beautT.
A "."i-i-ent bottle of delightful
"Pandenuo" freshen your scalp.
I'lid'ks dandruff uud falling hair
Tula Miuiulutiiis "beuuty-toaic" lives
to thiu, dull, fadioc bair that
youthful brightness and abundant
tblc'net.s. All druj counUm Mil
'Dandetine1 .
French Seal
Coats
36-inch Length
Hh Very Liirge
Collars und
Cuffs of Good
Quality, Deep
Full Furred
74.50
Regularly IJOM to 175M
Special Low 1'ricca on these, of
which there are only a few of each
remaining in our block
FUR COATS
TO CLOSE OUT
al much less than
half price
(5) French Seal G9.50
(4) Trimmed Leopard Cat.. 69.50
(S) Russian Marmot
(4) Trimmed Canadian Seal
(H) Natural Muhkrat
(5) Hudson Seal
(i) Raccoon
CO .lap Mink ..
(") Trimmed Hudson Seal..
(1) Trimmed Caracul Wrap.
Squirrel
Ilroadtail
Australian Opossum.. . .
(1) Hudson Seal Wrap
fo) Hudson Seal Wraps...,
CI) Mole Capo Wrap
14) Hudson Seal Wraps....
C'2) Natural Mink ('oats....
Alaska Seal Wrap
(1)
(1)
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(2) Natural Mink Wraps
74.50
98.50
115.00
1225.00
1 15.00
105.00
175.00
295.00
295.00
295.00
295.00
295.00
IJ75.00
U95.00
495.00
095.00
750.00
995.00
Nutria Coats
50.00
Regularly 125.00 to 165.00
Hudson Seal
Coats
3t). inch length in a Superb
Quality tif Soft Fino Skina,
lull Flare, Hcautiftilly
Lined, Cireat Deep Collara
and CufTa of the Best
Quality
Skunk, Beaver or
Seal
250.00
Regularly 195.00 to 505.00
French Seal
Wraps
Full Length
Beautiful Models With
Deep Ovcrcape Collar
to Waistline
125.00
Regulaily 295M to 325.00
Trim'd Marmot Coats
Our Entire Stock of
;s'i-iiich length fino
quality Russian '"f-o P" "
mot. Large shawl col-Vc VwA Kk H ft
lar and cuffs ofVJU
Natural Raccoon.
Regularly 185.00 to 225.00
Pony Coats 49.50
lunaltis Regularly 125.00
collar a n d - v -v
ony, Austra- f-fc M fl I
,,uru and SJJ
36-inch lengtlis Regularly 125M
Largo collar a n u
cuffs of Pony,
lian Opo.i.-i
Natural Raccoon. Regularln 1H5.
A Quantity of
Dark Gray
SiberianSquirrel
lull-Lcngth
Wraps
545.00
Rvyulurly 1150.00 to 1100.00
Hundreds of Fur Chokers and Scarfs in the Following Furs
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25.00
Rcgulolu 60.00 to 75.00
Stone
Marten
Chokers
15.00
Regularly 30M to 15.00
Natural Mink Korean Kolinsky
Stone Marten Natural Fitch.
45.00
Regularly 100 to 125.00
Hudson Bay
Sable
Chokers
At prtcea lower than tlie raw shins can be bought today direct from the trapper
Liberty. Bonds and Eurchaping Agents, Orders., Accepted!
ACORN DAYS
Tomorrow and Saturday
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WANAMAKER fir BROWN'S
ACORN Days this month bring to ooin men imwuui
bargains in clothing good for Spring wear with really
sensational reductions in winter weight clothing.
Coming-on Friday and Saturday they will be doubly apprecia
ted by the' buying public.
Extra Trouser Suits
at One Half Price
$25
For suits trith extra trousers of regu
larly ?60 qualities, sizes up to 48. Fine
business suits in grays, browns, herring
bones and heather mixtures.
$28.50
For Men's and Young Men's
Suits,Former Price up to$55
Pure wool worsted suits marked at a
ridiculously low price for Acorn Days only.
$31.50-
$15.00
$18.00
$21.50
For your selection ftvm 200 finest
Worsted Suits, sizes up to 46;
handsome patterns and now
fashions. $50 qualities.
For $35 Suits in small lots, all
sizes up to 42; choose from these
early.
For a group of Suits in the right
weights for Spring; their former
values were up to $-10.
For a group of Suits, many kinds
of them, but few of a kind; some
are worsteds; former price $45.
I For $45 Suits with extra trousers.
$23.50 1 Voung men's only; double-breast-v
' led and fine.
$36.50
For hand tailored $55 to $65
Suits in worsteds that will bo fine
for Spring wear.
Qifl ftnFor regularly 575 black Suits in
iplU.UUl unfinished worsteds.
For worsted Suits in sizes clear
up to 50 for extra stout men;
regularly $75.
$40.00
Spring Weight Top Coats and Winter Overcoats
A- rv For $45 Spring weight single
22.50 a"d double-brasted Top Coats,
handsome fabrics.
97 SOfFof ?55 silk lined Spring Top
'Vj Coats, conservative styles.
For handsome $55 to $65 double
breasted Ulsters, all with silk
sleeve linings; undoubtedly these
wUl be bought early.
$1.00 for odd Vests, sizes 30 to 35
$6.00 for $9.00 odd serge Trousers
$25.00
SSjOoI?
$22.50
For Chesterfield Ovorcoats, regu
larly $50, some fully lined with
suk.
For men's standard stylo $45 to
$55 winter Overcoats; blacks,
blues and Oxfords. Choose early.
$5.00 for $10.00 Raincoats
$5.00 for odd Sack Coats, sizes 30 to 35
$6.75 for $12 odd Trousers
$5.75 for $10 odd Trousers
$3.75 for $6 Corduroy Trousers
Acorn Days in
Woman's Shop
$45.00
NEW Spring Suits, Coats and Dresses at prices which
will not be matched until the end of the season. Any
woman or miss wearing a 14, 16 or 36 size should not
miss this opportunity to buy sample Suits and Coats, because
they can save $15 to $25on each purchase.
For new Spring sample suits
tm r-n. worth $55 to $75, sizes 14,
S37.50i 6' 36 md a few 38 39 40
42Vz. All the new fabrics
and colorings.
Any itiUi or woman wearing 14-, 16- and
18-tize ihould not mill this opportunity to
purcbato the to sample uit.
For new Spring sample
coats, worth $55 to $85,
sizes 16. 36 and ?8. Romo
nas, Bolivias, Normandy
coverts, veldines and ve
lours, grays, tans and navy.
Full wool continental knit
suits.
For new Spring wool knit
suits, worth $22.75. Tans,
browns, oxfords, navy, all
heather mixtures.
$29.75" Fr Women's $37.50 Dresses
$45 (i0i For Women's $75.00 Dresses
$20.00
$14.75
$29.75
$45.00
$17.50
For a group of handsome
$45 coats. Some with fur
collars.
For women's coats that have
sold clear up to $69.75. All
new materials.
For. plain tailored suits, very
beautiful fabrics. Some have
sold this season for $85.
For women's Suits that were
up to $39.75. In a great
diversity of fabrics.
$3.95 For $4.95 Blouses.
.. v For coats that have sold for
$35.00"U """' a $77.50. Hand.
some styles.
I For unusually handsome
$75.00l aaUs. Some were up to $225.
Fur trimmings.
For women's suits, in silver
S29.75l 'one and velours. Regularly
I up to $55.
$22.75 For Women's $35.00 Dresses
$37.50 For Women's $65.00 Dresses
$29.75 For Women's $45.00 Dresses
$16.75 For Women's $22.75 Dresses
$75.00 For Women's $125 Dresses
WOMEN'S FURS HALF-PRICE
M inch Plln Nwr SmI Col, cu
from $205.00 to $147.50.
36 Inch Ner Seal Cot, SWunk
ColLr and Cuff., cut from
$338.00 to $187.50.
38 Inch PUIn N.r S.l Coat, cut
from 8300.00 to 9150.00.
38 Inch Pl.ln French Se.l Coat,
cut from $285.00 to $142.50.
30 inch Plain Marmot Coat, cut
from $200.00 to $100.00.
30 Inch rialn Hud.on SaaJ Coat,
cut from $375.00 to $187.30.
30 Inch PUIn Taup Nutria Coat,
cut fram $279.00 to $130.30.
33 inch Natural Grey Squirrel
Coat, cut from $595.00 to
$297.50.
30 inch French Sea Caat, Au.
trajlan Opotaum Collar and
Cuff., cut from $330.50 to
$169.75.
38 Inch PUtn Taupe Nutria Coat,
cut from $370.50 to $180.75.
33 Inch Plain Taupe Nutria Coat,
cut from $205.00 lo 51 07 JO.
36 inch Marmot Coat, Raccoon
Collar and Cuff., cut from
$238.75 to $110.88.
All Scarfa nnd Muff, are half price.
$10.75 for any Boys' Overcoat; were $22.50 and $30; Sizes 10 to 18
S6.25 for Boys' $12.50 Corduroy Suits
$7.50 for Boys' $15.00 Two Trouser Suits
.$9.00 for Boys' regularly $18 Suits
$10.00 for Boya Regularly $20 Suits
$11.25 for Boys' $22J50 Suits
$12.50 for Boys' $25.00 Suits
$13.75 for Boys' $27.50 Suits
$14.25 for Boys $20 New Spring Suits.
$15.75 for Boys $22.50 Spring Suits
$17.50 for Boys' $25 New Spring Suits
$5.00 for Boys' $7.50 Raincoats
$1.95 for Boys' $3.50 Corduroy Trousers
$45
I FOR ANY SUITING UP TO $75 QUALITIES THAT YOU
SELECT IN OUR MERCHANT TAILORING SHOP,
1 BUILT TO YOUR PRECISE MEASUREMENT THIS
I PRICE INCLUDES STAPLE FABRICS.
si. on
$8, $0, $10.80 & $12.50 cardites
jackal for $5,00
$10, $12410 i $18 bathrobe. half
price
$30, $35 A $40 ahcep lined coata
with fur collars for $18.00
$20 & $22.50 abecp lined coats (or
$10.00.
$10.50 roacklnawa for $5.00
$18 A $20 boya' macilnawi, all
wool for $7.50
$4.30 ablet, and drawer, natural
wool far $2.23
$3.50 ahlrta and drawer, natural
uool for $1.73
$2 JO ahlrta and drawer, natural
wool for $1.23
$8.00 Union ult, natural wool fer
$4.00
real,
Men's Hats and Fine Furnishings
$2.50, $3 4 $3.50 Madras A Percale
oft and .tltf cuff blrts (or $1.00
$.13.50 A $18 allk acarf (or $0.00
$5 4 $fl wool scarf for $2
$10, $12 & $13.80 allk ahlrta for $3
$10, $12 ft $13.50 weattr, pull
over and ehawl colUra for $3
$5 khaki pull over avaatera (or
31.00
50c A $1 neckwear (or 3So
Heavy wool hoae, 3 pre. for $1.00
$2 blue charabray ablrt. (or
$5.00 Union suit, natural
lor $2.50
$4.30 Union suit, natural wool,
(or 92J&
$3.00 Union .ult, natural wosl
(or $1.00
$20.00 v.lour hat (or $10.50
$8 A $10 f.lt bat. (or $5.00
$3 A $S fait hate for $3.50
$10 dcrble for $8.00
$3 derble for $3.00
$4 derble (er $2.00
$5 tweed can for $2.00
3 mixed cap for $1-00
$3 hoyi' Cap, (er $1.00
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