.- ,-Wt it i, ft ' if ,' T? .w -I A'fuf yiV h Jin' -' l?jm&W PUBLIC LEjDG'BR-PHILADELPHlX, ' THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 24, 1921 o 1ST II LEADS 10 POLICE WHISKY i ")tiKKTtn to I lie l-'rnnkforcl Mntioii, 1'lic iurn said they hip .lixopli IMnnlniiii Iwoiitj -twoy jmn-s t(l. Hill (Vntei -Iiti'I, Trortlon. nml Tlirntlni-e Sliun- iiiu'il. tw only -two, of niille.v, I'n. UiHMi'nim told the police lie vni (in- nun re Hip tiiiiliirtrticK rnmpci whhk.v. WILL SUE ACID-THROWER Girl Victim In Hoipltal Make. No Move for Woman' Arrest I'mImm tliero Ih formal complnlnt, t tic Invrstiguti' Uir- nt-iu Tciick Found to Contain Two Barrels and Eighteen Quart Bottlos of Liquor TWO MEN ARE ARRESTED Tire irniihlr on their iimlm-truck LiM, innlnlncd liquor led to the iirrct ,'v" . ., ifiiijii ii iii .. IT until it inn.. Iiml n hiiin llinnl X!.i In'!.. . . " ... i"i.. v. ....... t . .i.r. .!.... :..... '.i"-..: "irciwinjc tn Eleventh and Walnut ., r J yJL i ivr V... J It over Y,ro.rK '"'"Iny nftcrnt.on. that may Lenue ,,r .'. .Mock tbl. morn!.. He icIkoI ' , wU fldll I villll. I.. U tiro men and t lie xebure of tlio truck frntiUfni-fl avenue and Womrntli itrtet a I J o'rWk 111"' morning. ... . i -i.i ... .i.. i...r i .i ii urn. i lessen U'oinnn nr inii i o , men were ..cm .or u.c ";,. w, 0Waprl when lirr vlcllm foil. It ",ll",,n,l "as said by the girl that Iior nn.sallant ENDS LIFE IN TERMINAL , ump,,,",,s ,,f "cr "U!,bnml .w,,hMl .wis mcism is in iiaiincinanu llos hVcfoei. of 1228 North .le.-Miip trect. I have revealed the Identity of the woman to acquaintances, but have not notified the police. They will lirltijs J civil action for tlitiiiogt.". they sh. Carrlet Others In Fall Losing lil footinjc tint nllit wiure desceiidinx the slush -covered olevulod stepx nl K'fly-Recniid and Mark"! htreets. (ionlnn Carroll, forty four: years old. of-125-1 Boiith Polly-ninth I street, fell headlong to the street, ciury-1 Ing half a dozen other pcrnon.s with' him. Pitrolinen Mnjw and Pink, of the rnnkfrtrd station. nw the tiuel; halted . iiiornrner. fine of the men win re- ..irins a tire I he patrolmen looked F,' t,. rear of the niacliine nml rtl.-e tZrei two bin-rels they say contnined ". f.....l.n,. I.ivnuf lir.iltnM -., . .ili eichtecn bundles, heavily wrap- Wd I" Ti,r'' .""-7 ,,", '"""" '" fo.ln n..nrt bottle of whinky The Imiruiiiivu iuw ..... i.u.,1. hum Theft of His Money Thought Cause! 1'l1i'1, for Man's Suicide A man entered a porter's room on the train floor of" the Heading Terminal Into yesterday und "hot himself dead, lie was tdentllted as Herman ti. Mar tin, forty-two years o'd. 1'orty-ievrnth 'dint near Wallace, tn his pockets weie eighty cents ami a pawn tlclcct itn i WHtch. AIho a icteipi for dues from a Masonic lodge. It is believed Mnrt'ii pawned bis wntch and bought a revolver to end hi.s life. His widow wild she thought her hus band's suicide was caused by worry over the theft of $100 from him by Iwo men who first gave him liquor and then took his money. She nnd tier fattier, Frederick pltnl I'nrrnll iins the nnlv Hereon llOl Kuffered Injury In the fill, recefvnmi U cut above the right oye. He was I taken to the West I'li'lnuripiiiu llo- - 'itffll 0fotw4 rlSfH 0$ vrw vork 1 1 Sandwich Trays of Sterling Silver 'A gift that is always wel come and especially desirable for weddings and anniversaries. Vou can choose without diflt culiy from our large collection. A sterling silver sandwich tray, of substantial weight, pierced border, 9 inches in diameter $17. Moderate Prices Prevail S. Kind & Sons, mo chestnut st. DIAMOND MERCHANTS JUWHUJUS SILVERSMITHS fllffll lrlfCvP,ll 3 '(' i 564'3ft6M,56a 3nftft Svenue yr.W YORK PRESENT New Tailormades For Smart Town or Seashore Wear AT THE SMART RESORTS GIDDJNG FASHIONS ALWAYS STAND OUT PROMINENTLY AS ' BEING TS1E HIQIHIEST TYPE CLOTHES ORN BY WOMEN .OF TASTE - DISTINCTION ml m ml Aillinery importer W IS 1517 Walnut Street M 1 Originations cm Importations JBjn The charm of Chodolf hnlx lie in ISIf IOw tl,e'r '","8un'ncas their litxtirioun IwllCO Jf3) materials, frace of line, and exquisite VS&5 iZHV icorkmanship. Stunning new ntodch sZ& s. for present iccar, the South and 4cbr 5&Ss. Spring now exhibited. S P rJ BMMMDUIffr 1342 Chestnut Street For Tomorrow and Saturday Para Wool CV- C. ,-.,- KJJJUi tO kDUlLO ' X - x mm Values 35.00-39.75 Stunning iModch for Sports Wear in all new Shades. Made of I'ara Wool. Specially wot en for us. A marvelous value. Extra .sizes made to order. Polo Sports Coats Coats worth up to "19.75 at thin low price. Italian Sleeves, Patch Pockets. Cross Helts new Camcltonc Color. RA m it rjv(u StHtr row ii oo. I'Hll '.... 17.95 &J 'is H ANNE L. DEVLIN ONE TUIRTY-NINE SO. THIRTEENTH ST. Gowns of Fashion That Herald the Arrival of Spring 'union Crepe and Crcpc dc Chine creations hat indicate the style trend with a dis tinctive charm. Here have we uchieved originality without the sacrifice of good taste. i v-V".-. a .iilsS?mmS& 11 GOWNS WRAPS TAILORMADES HATS . FURS - BLOUSES AND ACCESSORIES i uj? iii Springtime Hats and Furs WE HAVE, IN ANTICIPATION, OF YOUR VISIT, A CAREFULLY PLANNED AND MOST COMPREHEN SIVE EXHIBIT OF SPRINGTIME CHERTAK HATS AND WENGER FURS IN ALL THE PRESCRIBED LINES OF THE NEW SEASON. COLD DRY AIR STORAGE House of Wenge'r 1229 Walnut St. At 13th Street, Opp. St. James Hotel Uii HIIIiiBiljs!. """""" ' ' ' ' sa O.Sheppai'd & Sons Bargains In Daintiness .50 $7.00 TTbT 7 Z15 Lace and Linen Luncheon Cloths Odd Samples Taking Pricts 24 in. cloths . . $3.50 and $3.75 36 in. cloths . . $6.00 and $6.50 45 in. cloths . . $6.75 to $8.00 18x54 in. scarfs, $6.00 and $6.50 ifffuW-il-ivLj 13-piece Linen Table Sets were $10.00 to $13.00 sot now $6.50 to $7.25 the set 1008 Chestnut .Street Clover Days at Strawbridge & Clothier's On Friday and Saturday CLOVER DAY has been more widely copied in outward form than any other special merchandising event known in this country; but seldom, if ever, has it been copied in spirit certainly not in this city. Tens of thousands of people know this. TO-MORROW will be the first of two February Clover Days, for which we have made unusual preparations. The merchandise gathered for this unique event is wonderfully varied and wonderfully low in price. Nearly 1000 Different Clover Day Specials At Reductions From the New Low Prices Our regular prices throughout the Store are all on the new basis in thousands of instances we made reductions in prices of merchandise bought when costs were highest, involving heavy losses. In every line of goods on which manufacturers' prices are lower, our regular prices are correspondingly lower. Therefore, CLOVER DAY VALUE means just what it did in normal times before the war Every Clover Day Price Substantially Less Than the Current Market Price Clover Day is AN INSTITUTION a famous extra-value event which we are determined shall maintain its prestige through all market conditions and under all circumstances. EVERY DEPARTMENT is called upon to pro vide a liberal quota of Clover Day Specials goods bought under market price if possible, but to be SOLD UNDER PRICE, whether bought at a conces sion or marked at rf reduction from our own prices. Standard, Reliable and Desirable Merchan- (f0jSto Sj5 f Nk dise Including New Things and Staple Goods As Well as Winter Lines at Close-out Prices You will find up-to-date, seasonable Apparel for men, women and chil dren; Furniture and Home Furnishings in wide variety; hundreds of articles for personal use something for everybody among the nearly 1000 different And besides, you will find NEW SPRING GOODS in many Depart ments, which, while not under the Four-leaf Clover Signs, are most attrac tively priced practically everything considerably lower than a few months ago! Be sure to come to thin Stove to-morrow try to be earlu. Some of the Clover Specials may not last all day, although, of course, the variety is so great that interest for everybody will be maintained to the very last minute and many new lots will be added for the second day. Please remember that we cannot promise to fill mail or telephone orders for Clover Specials. And will you not help us by CARRYING SMALL PARCELS if you can conveniently do so! STRAWBRIDGE & CLOTHIER MARKET EIGHTH FILBERT W.W. &U. H. Knell 229?23TsrF33rs""r.t Ktahlllitd 1HJ llfloir Walnut February Sale Stylish Furniture " PI Reduction Sale of Quality Dining Room Suites 8, 10 & 13 PC'S. DINING ROOM SUITES In Knllil Mnlnul und Sollil Mahogany, mail lv the lfafllnic prrUI. I.t. !.. a niremelT lyllh anil haniUome miIIm at ruliicrcl prlrr: OhlnnVncUlr. Miiraton. l.nnU Ifllh. I.ciiiIh IMh. ln Anni., Italian nnaU.anr. 3S. 3M, 390, M7J, 4BS. 6IO. 7 t fflBS.OO. IIVIfl ROOM TA1ILKS for back of Ilavi-nportn. In. centre of room . f r.l,i uull. Mt.Tlfn: Italian Ttrnalnr. Flnrmtlnr. Wlniltor. Qufen Atini" I 011U ISth. 10th. Colonial, new .hap-. Jt. !, MB, US, (42. I4, Hi. Sfl. 7 to $104.00. Stylish 3 Pcs. Over-Covered Suites Tl'o h- nonic liraiitlfnl Milt nml Kb.v flialr. H-or rnirrnl. frir nrir ilnltio nllh Malnnrnin lm uml fronu. In Italian llrniiUkanrr, l.oult ISIIi nml ('hllinmilal. mailr hv Mlfr MfiluinlHi rrry ilrtull refuU,T wnrUfd nut! mom luxuriously upliolttrrril (IIITrrrnt from iuut (iooija aolil today. Crlni of Taplrlr, 'loiim, l'rlnfltr lluli. I'll. Afhfli, Silk Two-Tonn. VelouM. t03, '!IS, I'iSS. ,.'33, flit, '.,9, Mm, 35(l. $',',i, IS83 to 7B0.O0. F.rcry plrre of Vplinlntrrrd ruriiltlirp wo ofTrr for aln U luailn hero, anil told on rlotrM of inardnn. No tllacountfi to nn.innr. XII our prlrxa rrdnrrd. aculn iidvl.o .ion to look over the lr( vou run tlnd, thrn rnmr lirre. Vou will urrl.t upprrt-lalr our illnnln of Kondo, und llio rranonabls prlcti wr irll thrm. 3 -Piece Cane Suites, Big Reductions TouU 11th, Qurrn Anni, Italian It imlxanr. shrratnn, ('hlppriulalr. We quote Jutt a fw, 3 l'r' lurludlnr S to .1 rillowi. 275 to in 05 tn I03 ;pn to (410 to Hill S4.10 to (! 3 J0H3 to MOB tn HH to ?SA 30 B10 tn MK5 5 to !;. J0I) In W.I. CAM! 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