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STATE INDUSTRIAL
EVENING PUBLIC LEDGERr-PHILADELPHIA, FRIDAY, APRIL 1, 1921
9
OWNERSHIP FOUGHT
Campaign Issue In North Da
kota Framed by Anti
Nonpartlsans l
MOVE TO RECALL GOVERNOR
ny the Associated Pros
nerim iAUf. n. n April i. Peti
tions fnlllns for a recall for election
ssalnst three state officials elected with
Nonprtlan Lfngup imlorement will
fce circulated won. It was announced
today following the decision Inst night
0f the antl-Nonpnrtlsan contention
kfre In ordering such notion. The elec
tion will be held on or before November
8, 1021.
In addition to seeking the recall of
Corernor I.ynn .T. Frailer, llllnni
T,emVe. attorney general . and J. rs.
Jlairan, commissioner of iifrriculture and
labor, the three member comprising
the state industrial commission, the
sntl-Nonpartlsans will hare submitted
lo the TOters at the same time a serle
of constitutional amendment which
would change tne atate-ownea indus
trial program.
Trlnelpal among these would be
liquidation of the Bank of North Da
kota and abandonment of the stole
owned Industries with the exception of
the Of and Fork mill and elevator. A
hoad laaue of B,OOp,W0 to retire out
tandlng bonds and pnv all liabilities
ol the Bank of North Dakota in pro
vided for. Another bond issue of
.12.000,000 would be used to clear up
tho affairs of the State Mill and Eleva
tor Association and also provide for the
completion of the mill at Grand Forks.
irhlfe a third lasue of $2fi0,000 would
rrtlre debt of the Hone Builders' As
sociation. It If also proposed to limit the bonded
Meblednti of the state to $7,7fi0,000.
It. A. Neatoi. of Mlnot. Republican,
Is the choice of the antl-Nonpartisans
for gorernor. Iteporti from Bismarck
were that the Nonpartisan League leg
lalatlre committee will institute n coun
ter recall against independent state offl
eiah. 20 Years and Mora In Tax Office
Thlrtr-nve employes of the receiver
of taiea' office who have served twenty
jears or moro nill receive formal con
gratulation thi afternoon from lie
ilrer of Taxes Kcndrlck. Twenty of
the clerks complete their twenty years
of service today. The dean of the vet
eran corps W II. O. Roberts, assistant
lien tlcrk, who was eighty -five years
old last month. He has been In the tax
office twenty-five years.
ff Caraf
(i Yry BrlOIanl
Solitaire Diamond 1
$35 'L
IM-K. Solid (!old Mounting)
Think of being able to buy a
a-carat genuine diamond ring
for only $35.00. Yet this in but
onc of tho many hundreds of
similar wonderful values wc are
now offering. Over half million
dollars worth of diamonds now on
sale AT LOWEST PRICES.
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COR. 8TH & CHESTNUT STS
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a healing house-
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The samo soothing, hcnling prop
erties that mako Reslnol Ointment
o effective for skin trouble, also
make it an ideal household remedy
Jjurns Wounds dialings
Cuts Sores Rashes
and a wore of other troubles which
froquont,y ,8e ,n flvery home
RmLi niV.,,3r you Bll0U,d kceP
ffil 0intmol,t rc?dy for 'nstant
.by nlj cirua-ffltti, prewrlbad by
Btor Opn Doilj at O A. M. anft Olpets at 8.30 v. JaL
One Can Alway,-. Uie an Extra Wnist and j.t Theaa
Prices You May Have Several!
Flesh & Bisque Georgette Overblouses
$.98
:A1I These Goods on Sale Tomorrow 1
HATS TRIMMED FREE OF CHARGE
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down tho front trimmed
wun nne vol. lace An-
bow to grace the neck, f
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Mall ana Thona Orders MM. , Walnut BfOO Kayatons, Mala 480
It ATS TRIMMED. FREE OF CHARGE
$5 to $7 Ready-to-Wear Hats $Q.98
One Pictured.
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Crepe do Chine
Fleah and white.
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Filbert
Seventh
An eateepttonal group noteworthy for
superiority of both atyle and value!
Of crinkle atrams, hair braids.
Milan hemp, plain milan, Usere and
other braids combined with Georg
ette, crope do chine and taffeta in
all the brilliant colors.
Many modes of trimming tha
most popular being ziownrs
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Overblmiiuaa to on
mv nritb .-...I. ii. . .: .
belt which gives a touch of almost Parisian smart
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Women's $2
Silk Gloves
13- and It-button
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Women'i 41.75
GlevM, $1.25
Chatnolcatta. Btran
wrist Wlilte, colors.
frulta, rihbona
and ostrich.
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$1.50
TViuMm llna Tn whtfA tiUitl.
beaver, maatlo, brown, gray and tan. ' '
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Woman's $4,60 1
Glorei, $3.08
12 -button. Whltfl T
bid. First Floor, 8th St
SATURDAY CANDY SPECIALS
Lovell & Cowell's Hard
Candy, Ik 28c
Molasses dainties, buttrr flcotch
wafers, fancy mixed humbus; and
Vlralnlans None aent COD
11 .89 mik Ohooolats Almonds, lb. Bflo
Kant End, Main Arcado
An Excellent Luncheon
Our beautiful and popular
restaurant caters to the appe- ,
tlte and convenience of ourij
cuatomera. A dainty, inviting I
menu furnishes delightful re- "
laxation and tho price la J
extremely reasonable. serenth Floor
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SDort Hats, $2.98
Peanut braid and mllan, with band and bow.
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$3.50 Flower & Fruit Wreaths, $2.08
Lilies of tha Valley, field flowers and combine.
tiona of fine flowers and fruits.
lAt Brothers Tint Floor, North
Plans are Complete fnrrr Phenomenal Saturday Sale!
Suits. Coats & Dresses
For every Woman and Mist and what is more important for every Purte.
For
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Hecent fortunate purchases have brought ub this
immense quantity of high-grade garments at low prices.
Wo are glad to be able to offer them to you at figures
which mean tremendbuo savings for all who share. A
model pictured at each price.
Sports Suits $
Plain and fcaathar Joraev in all the r
I favorite shades. Jacketa have plaited
back shawl or notch collar sot-in pock-
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Mltees' Twood Suits, $29.75
In brown, green and tan. Tuxedo effect. Large
set-In pockets peau do cygno linings, smart skirt.
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Junior Polo Coats. $16.98
Tan, rose and Harding blue. Loose hanging
backs, double breasted belted front throw tie
nnisnea witn inngc
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Misses' Coats, $25
Volour in salmon, tan, rose and
Nippon. Looso ripple model with
convertible belt and patch pock
eta of plaid materials. Figured
silk lining.
Misses' Dresses, $15
Of taffeta, mignonette and
aerga. Some have eyelet embroi
dery, others with contrasting em
broidery and soft sashes.
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Women
Suits
Jersey
$1 QiO
T a1 n,
brown,
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hataa nt hlii. cToen and biactc
They feature tuxedo collar!
with novelty set-in pocketB or
mannish collar and pntch
pockets.
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Women's Suits, $39.75
Tricotino in navy bluo and
block. Very stunning beaded tailor-made
with box coat, narrow
belt And shawl collar. Figured
silk lining.
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Women's ) $OC
Dresses
Of taffeta, satin, mignon
ette, georgette, tricotine and
serge In all the prevailing
spring shades. Beaded and
embroidered. Some are aleo
smartened with attractive col
lars and sashes.
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Women's & Misses' Skirts, $5 to $25 I rbfueSig!?.
Of serge, silvertone, poplin and wool plaid. Plain tai- lour, stitched in silver thread and
lored or plaited. ut Brother Seoond Floor Hned throughout with silk.
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Ready for a Big Men's Day Tomorrow !
Men's Ail-Wool
$37.50to$45Suitsi
This Great Manufacturer' a Sole Will Make Saturday
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a Sensational Saving Day!
Blue and brown flannels, fancy striped and checked worsteds even fancy blue
worsteds are included in the wide assortment. Single and double breasted models.
There is, in short, a suit for every man, at a price that
every man will appreciate. Tho manufacturer cleared out
every surplus suit and every sample suit in his stock which
insures you genuine worth at an astonishing price.
Men's $27.50 All- ) 1 Q C A
A fine assortment of all-wool worsteds in gray and
brown.
Kirschbaum Suits &)$OC. $y C
T "i a. In all models ( Aaaf 10 al
1 OP LoOatS and fabrics. ) v
rtavo Great Bargain Groups in .
Boys' Two Trousers Suits
t $15 Values $18.50 Values
$10 $12.50
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rllfirn-orrade suits of verv sunnnnr mmlUi- Meu, .;i. ...uu
(detachable belts. Cheviots, casBimeres, checks and broken plaids,
brown and gray mixtures and gray pin stripes, also blue serges (the
acigeo witu one pair irousers oniy.) aizes 8 to 18 years
,
pBoys Rtsefer Top Coats, $4.98 to $7.SO
The latest Norfolk and double breasted models, mohair Hnd. All.
rn " mwr .i. . f.i . - ' -
m m'' , ' serge cnevi0ls- cassimeres, checks, broken plaids and homespuns.
212 to 9 years.
Lit Brothers Second Floor. 7th St
Unusual Purchase of 670 Dozen
Men's Tharvet" Silk
Fniir-in-Hanfl Ti.s
Regular $1.50 Value on Sale at I
Rich plain colorings, as well as changeable.
This offer is unusual. The silk in these ties was made by Schwart
bach & Huber, and is of the finest quality. The ties were made by one of
the best manufacturers. They hava the well known, patent slip-eaBy band,
making them easy to adjust.
Not a tie in the lot worth less than $1.50 to be sold tomorrow at 59c
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Men's $8 & $10 Silk
Shirts
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Satln-strlDe crece da chin, flit r.n-n, allk
4 striped tfreey, empire broadcloth and hsivy
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I $1.2S "Seal Pax" Union
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Small check nainsook. Sleeveless and
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Women's Underwear
49c
Continuing Our
$15,000 Sale of
Including the famous "Nushape" Union Suite made by Julius Knitting Mills, this city.
$1.75 to $3.50 Union Suits. . $1 .19 I $1 to $1.25
Mercerized lisle. Tho famous "Nu
shape" brnnd. Low neck, sleeveless style with band
top. Cloao fitting or lace trimmed. Mercerised lisle. Band top.
Each of the above lots in complete range of Regular and Extra Sites.
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Women's 85c J Womn'a 3.!MI.
Union Suits, 69c Ve,tlh $2.98
Cotton ribbed. Low ...
nk, slesveUss , laca Italian silk. Kayser
irmmta or cionr in- !,.
tine kn. make-
Children's B9c
Socks, 39c
Mrcerltd lisle In
whlt, with fancy
tops, In dainty color-
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Women's Silk Stockings: Remarkable Values!
J1.60 Values i S2 Values I $2.25 Values ! S8 Values
98c $1.29 I $1.49 $1.98
Tan, brown, erray, navy, white and black.
Hirst Floor,
South
Taffeta Petticoats
$l Valuos
Regular Size
$3.98
t6 Values
Kxtra Sires
H.98
We bought a great
lot of them In a fac
tory clearance, hence
this very low price.
Changeables, plain colors and
black. One sketched.
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$2 to $3.50
French Pearl
Necklaces
98c
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pearls In 16, 18, 24 and 27
inch lonprths. Soft cream
lustre. First Floor South
Greatest Valuta and lOOc Satisfaction Feature
Mrs. A. R. King's Shoes
For Infants, Misses & Big Girls
Using only the very best of leathers, and making the vanous mode.s aev tho vrrv
best lasts has pen this famous trademark i world-wide dtinetlon We are Headquar
ters for Mrs. A. R. King's shoes In Philadelphia .aiuar
First Step
$2.19to$3.79
Sites J to 8
Kant Slip Arking Last
$2.29to$4.98!$3.98to$7.98
' Sines Misses' ilg to
Sines 4 to 11
Big Girls' S ""Sas
white n5c"8k.0nrfVkninPorVUXhm PMent "'t9kin' ",? "'. " "
. ' ' Hraihrr) Flrt Floor, Nortl
Girls' Coats Have Prices Cut
FAtraordmary reductions-
$8ilto$i0i
COATS
fnscinatinp; st"lcs and materials sizes 2 to 14.
1 Girls' $17.50 to $22.50
M4aiio 16
COATS
COATS and DOLMANS
$7.79 $10.79 $14.79
Wonderful selection featuring belts, silk stitching, silk or
pique trimmings, rich embroidering or novelty pockets.
nurella, and basket cloths, velour checks, cheviots and all
wool serge In tan, reindeer, brown, Copenhagen, Pekln, navy
and novelty plaids and checks.
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Girls' $2.50 to $4.80 Dresses, $1.79
Lawn, organdie and voile with embroidery, lace and
ribbon. Plaid, checked and solid color ginghams.
Resrulatlon dreises of tan crash and white Jean, with
Copenhagen or navy collar and cuffs. Sites 0 to 14 in lot.
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$12.50 to $23.50 Taffeta Frocks, $9.98 to $18.98
Ruffled and oyerskirt models. Finished with Georgette col
lnr and sash. ..Sites 7 to 14, .
Lit Brothtrs Second Floor
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$1.50 Night Gowns, 98c
Pink crape and uhlts batiste with
lace Insertion, amhrolder', fancy
stitching- and smocking
Men's $3 Shirts, $1.65
"oen stripe madras Double
cuffs
Men's $1.65 Union Suits, 98c
Pajama check nainsook 8leeve
lens, knee length
Men's 75c Underwear, 59c
Ecru balbrlcB.wi Shoi t sleeve
ahlrts, ftnkle lni.tli drawori
Men's 35c Socks, 18c
Mercerlied silk lisle In blue,
bliick and cordoon
Women's $1 Stockings, 49c
Silk in black and colors
Women' 75c Union Suits, 49c
Cotton ribbed Low neck sleeve
le tace trlinmrd knee
Women's 50c Vests, 29c
KtS"lr and Cstre Sins
lotton ribbed Low neck, sleeve
Use Some bodice hajie
$2.50 Corsets, $1.50
woman s and misses' models
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HATS TRIMMED FREE OF CHARGE
$4to$4.50Keady-)$a qq
Trimmed Hats j Uj
Of various straws, fomc with Georgette fac
Inor. Trimmed with ney, r..i.. n
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I fruits and ribbon. Black and colors Two
ptoturfd.
Children' $2 Hats, $1.49
Fine Milnn straw in black, navy and brown
$2 to $2.5I Untrirnmed Hats, $1.49
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Women's & Misnes' $15 to
$22.50 SuiU, $10 & $12.78
IMlra sinait sport styles Of Jir.
sey. Fulwool and tweed In brown.
Copenhsgen green gray oiford
and tan
Men's 85 to $7 Shoes, $2.98
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Women's $4 to $7 $1 .98
Oxfords & Pumps 1
.T."J m,"'L ca,f- Wkln, patent
cottskm and tan
Growinrr Girla' Sn.RO
Pumps and Oxfords, $219
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Military hnel
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Women's & Misses'
Dresses
Poplin, natln and aero In wantad
colors. Gathered and tunlo skirts.
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Women's $2 Gloves, $1.26 T ' &'' $;3'B'0' ', 'tTvf2X
ll-button Chamolaett. In W. , DOV 3.b0 bUltS, $7.49
white, beaver and sray 1 artra paJr of tronsers,
Boys' $15 Suits. $7.98 i...CJlvloU "na cassimeres to 17
All-wool, fast-color blue serse,
Norfolka with lined trousers. 7 to
IS years
Our "JTtw anUainr, 7ti aae Msret its.'
years.
$2 Corsets, $1
White orptnk.
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Boys' $3.50 to $4
Shoes
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AitBiraV fooftrear
Men's $30 Suits, $17.98
With SxtTK Tronsera.
Jllxtures, plaid and Mn.atrlnaa
Women's, Misses' & $
juniors- coats .... J
Of homespun, nttg and other
popular sultlnsa In tan, Copsn.
naieri, rookie, nayy, roso andtaraea,
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