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EVENING ' PUBLIC LEDGER-PHILADELPHIA, WEDNESDAY, MAY 4, 1921
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FOUR AUTO BANDITS1
BEAT AND ROB MAN
Weds French Vicomte
on Sidewalk at
Vi'ntm rouna
Indiana Avenue and B btreet
by Milkman
TWO OF QUARTET YOUTHS
F'Mir
Rnb'fl
rl
street
morninc
a'ltnniohi'P bandit'
Mm Inn of 1-0 !-'
nt Indiana nveiiue
tlmriU before
nttncketl
WWiart
and n
o clocK uni
imI nftcr l.mtlnc hint nltno-t
. ... i i 1. 1.. ..,.1.1 tintnh .
iritn lneiiibllltj. M0" '", K"m
Ttl in mOi anil c'cnpcd
5',f'... - fnnnil i hi- on (lie "Mi"
-.Ik In n milkman, who no liim some
J k nt nl.l ticntmcnt nn.l hen took
nil well-
L.... I
"'" . . . t1ntita unrp
.vinni'i' " ": , ... iti..
tressed 'I wo ' 1"' "n"""'' V'". "K
v o i raps nti.l the other two Imd crecti
Worn hats. Mm lml,(''1 pIoso,J
dotwi "" I1"'11" ",r.s'
WilS till .
' Morion wns mi his ny I"""P whoU
th rot. hers intci runted bis profrcss.
llJ m mi automobile coining s'ovvlj
in, l.lin mi In'l'nnn avenue mill no
fw, lint nil llRlitH were nil . Inn
K&ssr
PRINCETON GEIS BIG
L
EGACY FROM PYNE
Philanthropist Bequeaths Lands,
Buildings and Stocks
to University
GIFTS TO WIFE AND SONS
1. 1 .
fl"r" ' ... f...; n ark.
'ThA,' . ', rM .1 trect the
" . . . I .t.n Alntlntl fit -
mm iimuuu. . ,.,,..,...
. i...HL(
J01"'" '"" " "....- ,111. "Sinn
III (TO"", 111 ii""i . ... .
ordered one tit me no1"
tchipti'd
wlioro (on ii"'
in 'he ai
VIOLKTTli: KIXI'KIIHJK
Daughter of .Mr. anil Airs. II. Gor
don Nclfrldcc, formerly of Chicago,
who was married to Vicomto
.larnucs do Hilioiir. son of t'omtr dc
Sibiiur. of Chateau (In Solller,
France, this afternoon
MISS SELFRIDGE A BRIDE
IiImi to
the
Vr want tn talk to .1011.
i .t., i i,fu,- iii s on." sam .iinuim.
H, . nboiit to ..intuitu' across tbo
tuhrt.tuonf the youth in the car
InMkf.l liPhn.il liini nml Rinlibrd In-arm-
Motion M.iirbIhI nn. Rnvr Mipiii
J Tuff hat t ip A tbir.l n.blipr juintifil
? ... ,r n,l Imldiiie n iPiohcr
J i.. Mminii s liend. orilorcd
b, pillPPflll, . .... . ,
.!v'r im nen n.t It. "Hid
tnndit 'and ou might (is nrll take
tour modiflne-" . , , ,,
VrarlnK tlint n shot Mould nronsp flic
MiRliborhooil onp of tbo rnpn Ktriick
Morton on thp hen.1 ith n blnckja.-k.
Another rohbor frllpd liim iltb nnothcr
I. Morion (.till RllOWPll VlSnS of Hcllt
tn'o of ill" lohbprs jiiiiiclifd liini it' In
lm on Hip grounil. I'm' i ""' i"i"i
warrlird Motion nml took bW wnt.di mid
rnonev Iu1p to moro IipM him on tbp
fidcn'nlk Sounds of a wagon upro
thrn Inard ni-arbi and tin' four nion
ijumpMl into thp car nml spt'ii otu
Iniliann nwinir
Th, irllkmnn ninrpil jnt n Hip onr
' th, lianilitsi ns dlniipnrins in tltp
di'tanro
Two of Itobbcr. Wins
Mortni) lohl thp polirp that two of
the rnhhoro wpip not mote than ciKhtPPti
Tfor- old 1 lii" wimp niiior uirM'ii
ihnn tn, other two and wmc npparcntl.v
I'" ""," - . ... . i
Th, uncoU of tbo nutoniobilp whiih
Hipj wmiiiipiI wpip lIniTfU ruipiid witli
until The 'in wa- diis and looked its
llipiiuli n iinglit haic come a consider-
ali'p iliMniipp
I'nllic IipIipip thp bandits hip niPiii-
1 r 1 1- of a gattit who oppratc bptwrpn
VliiloilPlnh a and Vph Yoik and who
ar,' rffponsibli" tor "pvpthI hold-ups
UttiPPii hciP and Trenton duniiK tlip
lt fo !ipk
Daughter of Former Chlcagoan Weds
French Nobleman In London
Ixindon. Apill l.-ii;. A. l'.l -Ml
Vloletlc SplfridRi'. diiugiitpr of Mr. and
Mrs. II Coidon Splfridgp, wns mnrilrd
tilt- altci iiiiiiii in Itromtiton (liatory to
Vii'omtp .lneiiips do Slbotir, son of
Couitc dp Slbour. of Chntpaii du Solllpr.
1'rnnip. l'nthpr llprnnid Vatigbnn of
lii'iatpd. Tbp bridp'n father -ship bis daughter
awa.i. and Iirr brother. 11. (Sonton SpI
fridge, Jr.. acted as bost man. The
bride whip a gown of white rintin w-ith
nn embroidered tunic of white tulle,
trimmed with lace that once belonged
to Marie Antoinette, the gift of the
bridpgroom's fnthpr. The train of the
gown was composed of old family ln"e.
She nUo woie a bamleiu of luce, with
panels fnMins over the MhouldprH.
The bride teccived nearly 1000 pres
ents, intituling a wonderful display of
jpwclr.i. Itodmnn Wanninnkor, of l'hil
udplpltla, spnt -1 dlninond-nnd-saipbirp
hioocb; the Comte de Sibour'gavc a
iliauiond-niid-puiprald broocli nnd a :
dlniiiond-aiid-snppblrp bri'cplet, and Sir'
Kriiest ('assrl. thp financier, n erjstnl- i
niKl-Miiilililn' broocli.
Tim quiCKesu way or
cpllincr fn fnp npalpv
uv"""b - "' .vw
IS
ll.v the AsMiclalcd Trcs
Tienton, May 4. ('Iianeellor AVnl-
kpr. in tlip piprogative court today.
admitted to probate the will of Moves
Tavlor I'.uip, wenlthi philantliroplxt
and flnnncipr of New York nml l'riiue
ton. Mr. I'jne nnined his widow, Mrs.
Margaretla S. I'vne. nnd hN sons.
Percy H.. 2d. and M. Tailor, .lr.. as
p.TPPiitors, The amount of Mr. I'yne's
istnte Is not otnted in Ids will. The
will l dated Mnv lift. 1017. The will
beritioaths !?r.0.000 to William I. Sea
mmi. of Staten Inland, a friend of Mr.
I'.i ne,
Trustees of Princeton 1'nlvprnlty are
given pertain lnndw lying to the south
of Nassau nnd Stoekton Rtrepts, In
I'llncpton, logetlier with buildings and
Improvement!). Mr. I'jne also gave to
I'riii'Pton all 1i1h sharps of the capital
lock of the Prospect Co.. a New
.fersp.t corporation, which is ownpr of
a tract of land known ns Itrnadmcnd, in
Prlmoton.
Mrs. Pjnp was bequeathed Ills
Princeton honip, Drumthwapket, dur-
'I'S her lil. togctliir with nil Miiiotlitil- '
. iiijf land of the estate, and also the
Pjno home nt iiO.'l Madison oienuc,
m;u ork.
The executors nre tu nnv nil Inher- I
itancp hnd transfer taxes nut of the I
estate. A todicli bequeathed .f 10,000 1
iu niiKenc rattlson, of Ilidgewood,
who hnd been in Mr. Pjne's enijilov for
many years. After Mis P.wio'h deutlt
the properties are to be divided between
the two sons The residue, both renl
and personal, is bequeathed lo the two
sons, subject to painc!it to Mrs.
I'jne one half of the pet income oris
nig irmii tlie estate,
MAN, 7?, DIES IN HOME
George French Had Been In Salva
tion Army's Care for Ten Years
Oeorge Piench. veicnt one pnis old.
who Hied nt the .Salvation Aim. In
dustrial Home. .'JiM ParrNli stieet. died
suddenly last night. The man had in
tended an entertainment mid after -wards
complained of feeling sick. A
phjsiilnn was summoned, but French
died a short time Inter.
French hod been living nt the homo
for the last nine months, luiiim, lu.nn
on assistant to Mnjor Allan Nelfi. who
BENSON SCHOOL PUPILS
LEARN HOW TO RUN A CITY
Haw Their Oivn Government and Put Lessons in Civics to
Practical and Useful Tests
All unknown to the Major nnd pity dent,
dlreclois Philadelphia hns In it mliM office.
n Brniin wolKtnz mil iiiuns m !- iieiu
eoveriunent entirely sepnrato from
city government.
Henjatnlfi ISpIcIiIck bus that
Peter Stnnkiino is lice presl-
f'lilTord Nlcliols. secretarj : Al-
tlteiiiiert Houer, treasurer; Thomas Mi ('nil,
dlrpptor of Hip department of public
neighborhood 1 lioinas Mil'nll has liis
loinmlttep so thev will repoit loiidltiou-
lint ne mI Imiiroveinent.
I ndcr social welfnie. Mntgnril lleik
ert nnd lift coiiunlttees have ibnige of
education mid recipiitioii nnd iiImi take
carp of thp librnrj
TIipsp eighth gnide hoj mid gnl hold
their meetings In tlie clns umin as
part of thcii work in civil". londiiLt
their own meetings nnd hiing up dis
cussions of the i ivic needs of theli school
and cominiinltj
"It Is training tbcin along pinelicnl
Hues mid Ihej me iciilli learnltiK
chits said I'iniiiis II Haas prtncl
put of Itinsnu Si boo! riiioiigh this
oigntiinl on we hope fi make lemlcis
of tlie chlldien
Man Killed In Freight Wreck
iiinlegrift. Pa.. April I (My A.
P I- Due man was killed, mi.ither ill
' lined and eight f i eight mis w'ic seat
tiled mer iwn (links of tlie Pennsjl
Minln Hiiiliond. Cinieniiiiigli division,
when the 1 1 it in tuirt.d nt Apollo, near
hi r. tn-t night
. - . K , ... .11 . f
uXTX Son0 o hP ..PpaH pVof socl,,. welfare; Anna
1 dn'l know "lint Its menilvrs belonged PetPrson. director of the department of
t the eighth grade of tin Henson puWIr "nfct.
School Twenty seventh and Wharton (Jiris are considered inot efneient
Lpp,,' officiuls In this doi eloping goiernment.
...". .i.. i,i,, nl.,uu u'i.r .litti. Anna Peterson's ilepartment was the
nuppo. "'""" ...... .... ..... . ., nrst to be dpvploned This week n snfpt.l
wiechpo on .!- .. .-.- , , ,.-,.,
t
ment
necked on a ilosert'Nlan.l and jo.r had first to be developed This week n snfp
o set in "our own vlllngp nnd govern- pntrol was organized. tTi.;lu.linR n chl
0 . ...V, wnnld ou do''" and tivehe patrolmen I heir dtitlps a
nent. what would j out". i to protect the Ilentnn School c,,lr
Tlint qupstlori.nske.l bj Mis- I.U fr0, ,arln n Tr iny ifitNihlt.
lef
re
ren
Itos in her civics t lass, caused mer
whole thing.
TIip hojs nnd girls forti -fivp of
il,pm (ircw so interiMtnl In tbp theo
The pntiolmpn help the small children
Of course, this dep.it tinent of public
safetv includes preientioii of lire nnd
certain members are designated for spe
There's a deal of differ
ence between exercise and
exertion. It's the difference
between health-building ac
tivity and health - breaking
activity, between the Collins'
System and other courses.
May we mail our booklet?
COLLINS INSTITUTE
OF PHYSICAL CULTURE
com.ins m.ua . wai-nit .st. at istii
ii f l
selling tor him.
Advertise!
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mi if mi i st m tu
Mjm
we
Manufacturers' Clearance
SALE-20 OFF
. on our
Framed Mirrors
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HERBERT M. MORRIS
Advertiting Agency
Every Phase of Salet Promotion
North American Bldg. Philadelphia
WC
deliver your
deliver the
fHilmiHil line of
Picture Frames
Fine Mouldings
lile irlflT. All IVooUi.
Latent Flnlihn
Frame to Order
&RP&3
Matthew Schrarnm & Son
39 North 9lh St. Second Floor
MAM rxciiituiii
wiint rAi r.ns kktailerm
Printing
Service
FRED. STURGIS
Phone:
Walnut 1782
722 Sansom St.
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M Next Year's
M Prices Now! ;
Hl T-I'iis. T'niirlne 91200 '
""B l-l'iisH. Tniirlmc . i.OO !
"HB ( lull llomMrr 42lil
H Sprod.lrr . , . 1470
""Hk I nupp . ... Alfl.t
QH srciiin nnoo
"j l.linnuslnr rT.t
H Ton n ( nr G7:l."
Hh 1 liese irlres nr, for
HH lUl.iery In I'lill lilolphla. i
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M2ICHESTNUTSTREET
Summer
AT PRE-WAR PRICES
25c a quire- 25c a pack
in lots 5 quires and oven
Beautiful Tints
THE HATCH MOTORS C9
OIS TRIPIUTOR S
720 N. DROAD ST - PHI.LA-
When
straw.
goods"!
Quality !
Style!
Fit!
Straw Hats in abundance
among them our famous
English Sennitt, priced $5
other straws, $3 to $7.
No catching at straws for
excuses, either ! Money
back if they fail to measure
up.
Ferro 5 Co.tec
Clothiers & Outfitters
Exclushe Agents for
Rogers Peel Clothes
iChestrxut Street .tfjunlpefi
m .,-...-, , .jr ,iun .Pm, mm ....... "-., ,i..,v .ippi.ip.i . matP certain meinoers are ncsignaieii ior sup-
tookhlm in cha.Re ten jenrs ago. when rctlrnl 8"rn"'rn ,''" '', ''""i? ! rial positions during tin school tire
French's wife died. French is believed Jt practica . Sot hey forn e.I an organl- , ... '
to have relative livlnc in Siirlmrflehl ration cnlled Onisowat (from onward urnn.
Mns. A off rt is ' beFne mad' t ! "locnU.H r watehward ) . TIip department f p.ib .. works wi
them. B l0C"lt, instead of a major, they hnio a prcsl- take core of sanitation In thp school nnd
f
IKBBatffiBtov
Diamond Engagement Rings
of Super- Excellence
JZxpresaire cf Fashion's Latest Favorite
Salurdaj' Closing Hour 12 noon.
NEW PACKARD at
a Saving of $2500.00
PACKARD-Twin Six
chassis with special tour
'tiR body. Custom made
y Dcrham. Equipped
with spccla fenders and
Kolls Roycc lamps. Ex
'ra fine painting: body is
maroon with light red
strtpes Black- running
8"r, 6-disc steel wheels,
fc-nglish Burbank one
man top. Safetee glass
windshield. This car has
seen run only 200 miles,
sudden change in busi
""1 plans compels quiclc
sale I am willing to sell
r!acrl&.e.of 52500 below
J?" Will demonstrate.
," "" be seen at body
"am, Rosemont, Pa. Call,
Ynu t- o, wn,e owner,
1 . S1'aw. 401 Otis
""'ding. Locust S880.
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The size of your
Checking Account does not
regulate the attention you
receive at "The West End"
everybody receives the same
uniform, courteous service.
WEST END TRUST COMPANY
BROAD STREET AT SOUTH PENN SQUARE
MliiiiiiiiiiihiiiiiiiMiiiiiiiiiliHiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiMiiiMiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiTiTf)M
Linde Extraordinary Sale
Furniture, Rugs, Linoleums
Reduced V3 anc V2
It is extraordinary in EXTENT, embracing hundreds of complete
suits for Bedroom, Dining Room and Living Room and thousands of
single pieces.
It is extraordinary in, QUALITY, all suits and all pieces being
recently made in the best factories of America strictly up to the high
est Linde specifications, known throughout the trade as the most exact
ing anywhere.
It is extraordinary in SAVINGS, these new, fresh goods, the
very latest word in design and materials, being marked at flat reduc
tions of one-third and one-half below present market value.
It is extraordinary in CAUSE, these positively startling bargains
being due to the fact that we made gigantic purchases during the past
two months from eight of the leading manufacturers of the country
at a third and a half off for spot cash. This sale also includes the
greater portion of our regular stocks.
What does this mean to YOU?
It means 538 Bedroom suits and single
pieces at one-third and one-half less than
elsewhere.
It means 645 Dining-Room suit6 and
single pieces at one-third and one-half less
than today's prices.
It means 592 Living-Room suits and
single pieces at one-third and one-half less
than present market value.
It means Library Tables, Sofa Beds and
hundreds of pieces of Reed and Rattan and
Fiber Furniture, right in the very beginning
of the season, at one-third and one-half less
than regular.
It means 4839 Rugs, all sizes, and hun
dreds of yards of Carpet and Linoleum, at
one-third and one-half less than prices on
same grades anywhere else.
It means that the selling will be heavy
from the start and that early purchasers will
have the advantage of selection.
SPECIAL
NOTICE
Every suit and every piece will bear the orig
inal tag, showing the low present market price.
The pieces that are reduced will be marked
with a bold I3 or 12
You simply subtract the I3 or l2 from the
original price shown on the tag. This gives you
the reduced sale price.
This is positively the greatest homefurnishing opportunity ever offered
in Philadelphia. Prices never will be so low again. The market is beginning
to stiffen. The big trade sales next August will not be able to match these
values. Now is your time. You will be sorry if you don't take advantage of
it. We give below just a few examples of our wonderful savings. There are
thousands more like them.
Dining-Room Furniture
$137.50 tor a $275 lacolu-an enk suit - hin.i dosct,
s, icr. 54-m liufTct and 4S-in. t.tldc
$225 Mr a $450 mahogany four-piece suit Adam
dc siun. 54-in extension tabic.
$375 fur i $"50 walnut Chippendale suit hO-jn.
luittct. China closet, inclosed server and o-l-in
tabic Five chairs and one armchair.
$395 for a $790 T.ouis XVI walnut 10-piccc suit.
(. arved buffet, china closet, inclosed server
and six leather-scat chairs
$350 tot a $525 mahogany or walnut Queen Anne
suit Ruffct, 60-in , with mirror, large china
I'oset, server and 48-in. tabic.
$595 tor an $110 suit. 10 pieces Walnut or ma
hogany, 72-in. buffet. Chairs covered m
tapestry ,
$437.50 for a $975 elaborate Georgian ID-piece
walnut suit 66-in. bufict
$390 for a $780 Queen Antic mahogany 10-piecc
suit. oO-in. buffet Blue leather chairs
Bedroom Furniture
$487.50 for a $975 Georgian walnut suit Dresser,
bow -end bed. anity and cliifTofobc
$317.50 for a $635 walnut or mahofyin suit
Dresser, bow-cud bed, anity, chifToncttc
$585 tor an $1170 seven-piece torv suit Dresser,
bow-end bed, chilTrobc, toilet table, chair
rocker and bench
$400 for an $800 antique ivory suit. Drcs-er,
twin beds, chtlTorobc, toilet table, two chairs,
rocker and bench
$150 for a $225 walnut suit Dresser, fuH-aic
bed, iluffoncttc. triple-glass toilet tabic.
$275 for a $550 mahoganj suit Dresser, full sic
bed, iluffoncttc, toilet tabic
$225 for a $450 mahogany Queen nne suit
Dresser, bow -end bctl, clufTonette.
$290 lor a $435 walnut suit Dresser, full-sue
bed, cluffoncttc and toilet table.
Living-Room Furniture
$70 toi a $140 mahoganj 3-piece suit Tapestry
covering.
$250 for a $500 mahoganj and cane suit Loose
cushions, mulberry damask covering
$87.50 for a $175 thrcc-piccc mahogany and cane
suit, mulberry vclour covering.
$200 for a $400 mahogany loose cushion uit. Vc
lour covering Queen Anne design.
$175 for a $350 overstuffed vclour suit Loose
cushions. Sp.ring seats and basks
$450 for a $675 overstuffed sur mohair plush
Full spring backs I onc cushion
$390 for a $780 blue and gold dauiasl. suit Ma
hogany and cane Queen rnc design.
$140 for a $280 tapestrj sun. 1 u'l spring backs
loose cushions.
$300 for a $o00 imported tapestrv sui Heavily
upholstered, spring arms and lose cushions.
$175 for a $35,0 suit High-grade tapestry cover
ing Spring cushions
$212.50 tor a $425 massive ovcrtutted tapestry
sun I till spring cushions ami luiks
Hundreds of Separate Piece for l. tng Room.
Easy Chairt. and Roeherx Otie-htilf and
One-third Off.
Wicker Furniture
$85 three-piece reed
tut Brown
seat and back.
I nose cushions.
brov
$42.50 for an
finish, cretonne cushioned
$87.50 for a $175 thrce-piccc suit
cretonne scat and hak
$75 for a $150 large 3-picce suit. ut
Cretonne upholstered scats ,uul I iv
$75 for $150 settee, armchair and rockrr
seats and loose cushions
$112.50 lor $225 suit. I argc davenpnt. armchair
and rocker in French walnut.
Hundred of Separate Pierea Chaise Lounges,
Rockers, Armchairs, Daienpoitt mid
Tables One-half and One-third Off
-spnng
These Rugs and Linoleums V2 and V3 off
1 Axminster Rugs
Wilton Rugs
Itlch ii'leiual ileslKiis and colorings
Sinnll I'Pislali figures for beilrooin
as well as larger Chinese i fTect for
j.tvlns nn"' DliunK KooniH.
108 00 i-caniless, 9x12 ft. 72.00
1)5 00 lligh't Grade, 9x12, 97.50
KM 25 Seamless, 8 3x10.6 ft 67.50
11250 Wilton, 8.3x10 6 ft 75.00
100 00 Standard, 6.9x12 ft 66.34
Lino Wilms
1 10 Cork I inolcum,s jd, 70c
2 70 Inlaid 1 lnoleuni, s(j. d 1,80
2 25 Inlaid I moleum, sq jd 1.50
High Soft Pile xiiunster nuirs from
the nest niaU. rs Holcl ileonietrical
ami Oriental designs In colorings lo
haimonlie with modern ilecoratton
44 50 Highest tirade, 69 ft 29.66
41.00 Seamless, 7 6x9 ft, 30.50
59 00 Seamless, 8 3x10 6 ft 39.25
67 00 Seamless. 9x12 ft ....45.00
Tapestry Brussels Rugs
Theso are puci ptional deslKiis nnd
lolorlnrs for a mik of this grade.
Floral nnd I'ersi in patterns
WOO Seamless 'M2 ft ... 26.00
28 00 Seamless 69 tt 18.67
Beautiful Summer Rugs
I'lain center w i llirpir
nd coveied ripsiRns in 1
'aile Kretn and tan
lirdei s
e pink,
21 00 Heavj I ibrr, M2 it
24 00 Rope .Stock. 9.12 m
24.50 Audover, 8.K106 it
11 50 Domus Fiber, 6 tt
21 50 Colonial Twist. 912
Is) 75 Colonial Twist, K v If)
13 50 Colonial Twist, 6l),
Carpets
Ml $4 50 and $4 75 chct
14.00
12 00
16.33
7.67
10.75
9.88
6.75
$2 50
Store Open Every Friday Evening Until 9:30
HENRY LINDE S?
5'
This is Wednesday! Opportunity
knocks this One Week Only!
Have you got Yours?
Intensified Values in
Suits of $65, $60, $55, $50
Qualities at the
One Uniform Price
$35
Have you got yours? Procrastination has
hoodwinked many a man into missing
altogether a major opportunity. There are
only three days more after this one for these
fine worsteds, silk mixtures, self-stripes,
Blue Serges and light colors at the remark
ably low price of $35 ! Plenty of them for
any man's choosing, for we began the Sale
Monday morning with 1500 Suits. Noth
ing doing after Saturday and the earlier
you come before then, the better!
All $65, $60, $55 and $50 Qualities
at the One Uniform Price, $35
These Intensified Value Suits are sepa
rate and distinct from our Splendid
Spring and Summer Stocks of regulation
Suits, Sports Suits in three-piece and
four-piece combinations, Palm Beach
Suits, Mohair Suits, White Flannel and
striped Flannel Trousers, White Duck
Trousers, Rubberized Raincoats, etc., etc.
the most beautiful selections to be
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Perry & Co.
Sixteenth and Chestnut Sts.
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Prices $8, $9 & $11
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