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EVENING PUBLIC LEDGER-PHIL'ADELPHIA', THURSDAY, MAY 12, 1951
5
1 DIPLOMAS FOR 43
. JEFFERSONNURSES
Graduating Exorcises to Bo Hold
Tonight in Hospital
Amphitheatre
ROBERT HOOPES TO PRESIDE
ForlT-llirrp Rrn.1nntM of tin- .TpfTerson
Ho.nitfll Trnlil.K School for Xur-M will
Tcho thHr diplomas nt Rrn.liintiiiR ex-
CTfisc. t' '", '"-M "l S oV'ck ,pnls,,t'
t1(. hfpxfiitnl ninpliltliontrr.
Iiobert Ilnopor. of the board ot trus
ts, will proItlf Ht tlio Pxen-KM. The
oroiiinu pmycr 'HI lie mn.Jc b) the Roy.
J,, ,1 ,n- Mutch, of the llryn Mnwr
S' ,)V ,'rmti Church, ami tho diplomas
rs.te.l M WHHiini Totter, of the
Kof tr i-teoM. Vrof. Solomon So is
Cohen "ill mnkc l"" 'M' l0 lhc
ThHi't of BrmliiBlcB follows:
Suc"Ai,nna I irnrlrttn Stewart ntwrrn d.
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RECEPTION FOR PASTOR
Kilyrlw 'T'yoru: I3IIM&I Tl
Mm V""7, ',:""" YlVncvlovc Amnro Hcnrv
r.lliM.pi ,Btr ,,m imnt Edlnburnh.
ricrjd i. n-i . .. , . ronn)l
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Arch Street Methodist Church to
Honor Dr. Crowther
Members of the Arcb Street Moth
(list Episcopal Church will Rive a ru
ecptlon to their newly appointed pas
tor, the Rev. Dr. J. K. Crowther, and
Mrs. Crowther in the church tonight at
8 o'clock. Dr. Crowther, who came
lo Philadelphia from Seattle. assumed
paitornte of the church April 10.
Preceding the reception there will
be nn orgdn recltnl. During the re
reptlon the choir will slnj; nnd mem
bers of the nnnrtet will render solos.
Many prominent speakers will be
present to extend greetings to Dp.
Crowther. The list Includes the He,-.
Dr. Tlojd .Tomklni. of Koly Trinity
Church: llm Rev. Dr. Curler Helm
.Tones, of the First Itnptlst Church;
the llev. Dr. Cieorgo Henson. district
superintendent, representing the Phil
ndelphla Conference of the Methodist
Kplseopal Church, and the Uev. Dr.
Clnrencc Mncnrttiev, who will extend
creetlngs from lhc I'resbvterlnn Church.
Hlshop Horry will preside.
On the committee In charge of ar
rangements for the reception are Dr.
fieorge II. Wood, president of the
Hoard of Trustees; Dr. V. H. Ferris,
Mrs. I. Roberts Ncwkirk, Mr. Arthur
K. LoFcvro and Dr. W. II. Collins.
DISCUSS HOUSE FINANCE.
Co-operative Building Discussed.
Richard Splllane Speaks
The third and final session of the
Philadelphia Housing Conference took
place last night In tho Friends' Meet
ing House. -0 South Twelfth street.
"Co-operative Financing" was dis
cussed by Dr. C. P. Warlmssc, of the
H u I n ,....-.-. -.. u -iihiiii up n
l- Ivnn-vlvnnlBl !."".' ?!''"" . i ina
lr. null. "'?nn"y lvknl. H uV A-lclnMa
roll 1 onn- . '"'" ,.,cnnH.," Now .lor-
To Speak on Inter-Raelal Relations
John UnMies Holmes, piistor of Com-
m .:!..... linMnl Up nt ons In the
North " at the Friends' Meeting House.
Fifteenth and Hncc streets, nt 8 o clock
this evening
Good Printing
T LOW IIATI'.I
coMMBunAJ. t-rt'uVTV ' 1'n,N"r,Na
Mnnills' Tiir.'rillNTIX. MAN
U9 s. AM strif t llflmont SSI
Cuiicura Soap
AND OINTMENT
Clear the Skin
tett,0ntmtnt,TtUrm,a:mrTwhn. Feiwrnplt
Co-oneratlve League of America. Dr.
Vnrbnssc stated that onc'-thlrd of the
people of Europe were members of co
onoratlvo societies and that "wo can
do It In this country If we catch the
vision nnd get away from the old order
of doing things for tho sake of profit."
On account of bad housing conditions
more strikes start in homes than In
factories, said HIchard Splllane, who
spoke on "Huslness Financing."
Edward T. Hartmnn spoke on
"Philanthropic Financing." George AV.
Norris presided.
CHURCH BENEFIT TONIGHT
Entertainment Will De Held at Wil
low Grove
The annual entertainment and recep
tion for the benefit ot St. David's
Church, Willow Cirove, will bo held
this evening In "Danccland," at Wil
low Grove Park.
An orchestra has been procured, to
gether with high-class entertainers, and
a large crowd Is expected. The Rev.
Edward .1. Curran Is rector of St.
David's Church.
WOMEN VOTERS TO MEET
Members of Democratic Organiza
tion Plan Membership Drive
Seventh nnd Eighth Ward members
of the Women's Democratic Organiz
ation of Philadelphia will meet at 8
o'clock this evening at the University
Settlement, Twenty-sixth nnd lyombord
streets, nnd take steps to Increase the
membership in the two wards.
Mrs. Edward I. Davis, county chair
man, will preside nt tho meeting nnd
addresses will be made by her and Mrs.
Dongec, of Mcrchantvillc.
MANAGER
Man n' nlulltv .mil rxperlenm wlli Ml
i.a.1, iiii-p ii. .latum oxnerlomod Inl
folio" up ork for lureo uulnmobllol
nnipiin' . l1'1 w. humm iipiiik iTitniinmii.
GUr details us to cperlrm.n nnd refer.
fOCC
.T. IA1K AIIVi;ilTIM(l CO.,
;il Wlllirrnsunn Hide,
riilliuli-liil.lii
3
.50
Round
Trip
Washington
OR
altimore$3
.00
Ilonnd
Trip
'.Charge Accounts Solicitedz
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1sdte3faz&
Semi-Annual Clearance
Entire Stock Trimmed Hats
A T ONE-HALF PRICE
Only our
own stocks
of
distinctive
millinery
IMuk
Hats of
every
type
at
half price
64 Hats formerly
121 Hats formerly
94 Hats formerly
100 Hats formerly
75 Hats formerly
50 Hats formerly
priced 5.00 now 2.50
priced 8.50 now 4,25
priced 10.00 now 5.00
priced 15.00 now 7,50
priced 18.50 now 9,25
priced 25.00 now 12.50
-jammer
Mt
Regularly Ten Dollars!
9
5.00
Purchasing Agents' Orders Acceplcdz
TTar Tax 8 additional
Sunday, May 15
, SwrlHl Triiln l.r.ltr
tlroad Snoot Hlstlon. . ..".."OAM
Mt Philsitoliihla . .. . 7 M A.M.
itiruiiNiMi i.i:avk.
W.lilntoii 7 K, P.M.
Ra'ninoiH (I'nlnn Station) ,OPM,
CTiiim'Hr l.vurnlons May 'J'J, Juno
I.'. "). and July 10
jPennsylvania Systeiq
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y) ntt an Educator Vvfcj vWwy
Unleu ilamptd like Ihit il it
nti an Educator
EducalorOxford
for men. Black,
kid, tan kid.
Russia calf.
THE RFAIITinn
' WOMEN OF HISTORY
Gave Much Time To The In
provement Of Their
Complexion
onir r,7 . .l,at lh0 mof,t beautiful '
Sf "f, history nrn tho ones that I
Ut on'"0,'', ' "f ll"'11, tl", "' tho cultl- 1
iiscd all m?rilf0 of tUtir lcau'- They
liiari? nPJ'fhTO1,,,ls c,irm.
vi rcinnv.'"' "enty Bleach
Uii mm? n?i sk " blemishes, audi as1
3oiithi,1.malto y01":" sUIn soft anal
llEhm,1iivnml F11"'' Blench In a do- !
Kr- wh h.Ur.iwomcn II wl" not
Ml d ?nii2n ,ho. fnc0- nnd wlen ap
ihe "kinT 8 Un lnvlalbI coaling on
-aysllLo nl. i1!1!0 SoaP Bou,d al"
Ht3uty0nins,f'Lwlil Blc nnd White
keen iholV .c;h; rnrulnr uso will
Clin mS'V11 .n.Pfrft,,t condition.
Ulac kn '-.V r ih!? ndvcrtlsomcnt to
Ten. . foi rll1''?!.150 1007' Memphis.
"t-yuo of I'-iowcra Talcum Eowder.
PjmjljsBqpBaqrriffi'tmmmm
Men: Have You Tried
This Shoe?
HAVE you ever felt the rare relief it brings,
and seen how -well-bred it looks?
We urge you to try this shoe from the fam
ous Boston shoe-makers, Rice & Hutchin3, Inc.
Wearing it will mean no more corns, bun
ions, ingrowing nails, callouses, fallen arches
instead, solid comfort, walking or standing.
For the Educator "lets the feet grow as they
should." Come in and try on a pair.
mm pice & uirrciiirrs
Educator
Shoe
MUM
FOR MEN, WOMEN and CHILDREN
S. K. Miller
SO.", S, J00 MjrWI M.
R. Cherry' Son.
0511 ritrniuiiluHn Ayr.
II. A.Iier
1013 Itldid Aio.
Wm, Macfarlana
S030 I'rankford Ato.
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,KI'. MUI.II I.N 1III.SI; hTDItl
L. II. Glickman
ia.ll) N. Ilroa.l Ml.
R. Fonter & Son
4339 'Mln M.,
Munajunl.. I'hllit.
CIibi. Cleret
1209 ColuinhU Ato.
Geo. Schwlnn
SIS1 N. 6th ?t.
A. Christian
Si)S I'rariUfuril Air.
George M, Garman
:s '. .v.m m.
A. Kobua & Sons
4th S. Hprtico ht
Camden, N. .1,
Nineteen Twenty
Two's Fashions
Morris Wcngcr's cxxlusivc creations
in furs and fur-trimmed summer
wraps for present wear will set the
modes for 1922.
Chertak Wenger's Hats
Distinctive models for the warmer
days in the new season's
exquisite materials.
House of Wenger
1229 Walnut St.
At 18th Street, Opp. St Jamei Hotel
mfb w !m
Could you
tip your file
like this?
IT is only a little thing the safety
latch that keeps a "YandE"
Fire-Wall File shut tight yet this
little latch may some day save your
business.
Without this latch, the steel-plus-asbestos
walls of a Fire-Wall File
would be little or no protection.
With it, these files have at least
double the protection of an ordinary
steel file.
You owe it to yourself to investigate
Fire-Wall
Filing. Cabinets
Ask us to show you these four valu
able Yand E" features:
IAn automatic safety latch prevents
drawers from opening accidentally.
No other file has this latch.
2 Real Roller Bearings make every
drawer open or close at a touch.
3 Water or dust can't get in. When
closed, the drawer fits tightly against
an inner flange.
4 Steel -Plus -Asbestos. Two steel
walls, with a double lining of
Asbestos.
Telephone for a copy of our
new Fire -Wall Booklet.
awmanandFrbe Mrc.($.
Filing System Service, Equipment and Supplitt
1013 Chestnut St., Philadelphia
Itl.l.l., WAI.M T
Tl l.J.I'IIONI .s
K17 hMM'OM
gv
II ( I. IT
FILING CABINETS
FILING SUPPLIES
SYSTEM SERVICE
STRAWBRIDGE & CLOTHIER.
m$vf'xfl firWlT
Profitable Reading
FOR
M
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To-morrow we shall have three spe
cial groups of Men's Suits more than
1000 altogether to sell at appreciably
less than to-day's fair retail prices.
These groups are as follows
"Alco" Worsted and Cassimere Suits, $33.00
Other Worsted and Cassimere Suits, $23.00
Suits with 2 Pairs of Trousers, $27.50
We have also received a large quantity of Separate
Trousers to sell at the following special prices $4.50,
$5.50 and $6.50.
- Strnnbrldgo & Clolluor beconl Floo' Kat
"Wickham" Straw Hats
Matchless Value $2.65
. All the evidence is in. Ien can compare these
smart Hats with any Sennit Straws to be found else
where selling up to four dollars. Do this and you will
do as hundreds of other men have done select your
1921 Straw Hat from one of the 20 trim new
"Wickham" styles, and pocket the difference between
the "Wickham" price, $2.65, and what you would have
to pay for Hats of the same kind elsewhere.
In addition to the "Wickham," there are thousands of other
Straw Hats to choose from
Sennit Hats$S.OO to $7.00
Henry Hcnth London Hats $7.00
Genuine Panama Hats $3.95 to $15.00
Leghorns S 05 to $S Bangkok $7.50 to $12.00
Genuine Panama
Hats at $3.95
special purchase of Hat1,
worth one-half more to three
time" the price.
i SlriTbriJee S. Ciu
Men's Leghorn
Hats at $4.95
Xcw shapes for men nd
young men. Wdrth on., iialf
more.
tuier b'eeoii'J V oor Market Strroi 1:31:
Such Fine Shirts at $1.50
You choose from woven or printed madras, mer
cerized cotton pongees, fancy poplins or printed per-eales-T-and
you pay considerably less than the prices
for which these Shirts were made to sell.
i fatr'iwbriJse i C.oth.er Hast S'oro Kishth s-ire't
The Trim Looking Bow Ties
Come into their own with the advent of warm weather,
and men are choosing from a wonderful collection here,
at these prices 50c, 75c, $1.00, $1.50, $2.00 and $2.50.
-T -atrwbrtdio i '' o'tutr A a. a I, Market Stroo'
House Slippers Reduced $2.95
In this lot, TAN KID Romeo Slippers, Everett or
Opera models, also dark blue Felt "Comfy" Slippers with
leather soles now $2.95.
- - HtrawbnJgo i C.o'h : i:.ghin n.l F.ltiert Stro:
mwdftMUMs
V if W s
Hundreds of
Parents Bought
Boys Suits A;
T-I-77I rtf iV
One-Third Less
Than Present
Prices
And hundreds more can do the same to-morrow,
the next day and many days thereafter, for
we had lBOO Suits on hand when the Sale began
this morning. An assortment well capable of
presenting excellent selection despite the un
usual selling activity, which naturally results
when such a remarkable opportunity to save
money is presented. In the great Sale all at
one-third less than present retail prices and at
half those of last year
Cheviot Suits, with Extra Knickerbockers
S 10.75
Boys' Suits of All-Wool Blue ScrncSJ0.?J
Jack O 'Leather and Other Good Suits $!.,?:,
A Special Lot of Cheviot Suits now $i.7,
i y Slrawbn.lse K Clothior -Second Floor 1'nl.ort tron Un
Strawbrid6e & Clothier
MAKKET STREET EIGHTH STREET FILI1ERT STREET
A Clearance
of Women's
Coats at $37.50
Also a few Capes and Sports
Coats. Odd odds and short
lines, including many styles and
colors, frequently only a few of
a kind, in some instances only
one of a kind but every one a
wonderful value. Practically all
sizes in the lot, but not in ench
style. Many lined throughout.
."irnubri'lK" .
M"Conl I r
iihtor
nn
Suits of Tweed
and Homespun
Under Price!
High-grade Suits from our
own stock, now $37.50 to ?47.50.
Black-and-white effects, checks
and soft-toned plaids, in gray,
blue, lavender, green nnd tan.
Some belted, others with box
coats.
Tweed Suits now $30.00
Hair-line checked tweeds,
made in a smart tailored style,
with mannish collars, breast
pockets and pockets below the
belt. Lined with fine pcau do
cygne.
irn i. hrt.lao A i othu r
S cinil I'Umr f'ontro
Candy Special
Jolly Drops, special at 35c a
pound. Nut-sprinkled Chocolate
Rolls, f special at 02c a pound.
Chocolate - covered caramels,
special at 50c a pound.
Chocolates and 'Bonbow SOc
Ivinn' Assorted Cakes 43r
llaftomont. nnd rilbrt
Siroot Cro Alele
ToM
orrow
y
500 Pairs of Misses' and
Children's Oxfords at $3.15
and $35.
175 Women's Trimmed
Black Malinc-Hair fiats at
The Proper Cook
Stove for Summer
GAS RANGES Tin ec-burn-or.
S1&.00 to S67..10; smgle-ovcn,
$28.00 to SoG.oO; double-oven,
$44.7.1 to $18.00; cabinet style,
?54.i!r to $151.25.
OIL COOK STOVES-A com
plete line, including the new
Perfection, Florence Automatic
and Nesco.
Portable Ovens, for oil or gas
stoves $2.00 to S8.00.
FIRELESS COOKERS Du
plex, single compartment, $17.50
and $20.00; double, S30.00 to
$37.50; triple, $48.00. Idenl sin
gle, $23.00 nnd $28.25; double.
$10.75 to $51.00; triple, $00.00.
0)ie Hundred Ideal Two--omparlnient
Cookers, spe
cial at $35.00.
J a" i Mil iff A i'ii
Ma nn'ii'
Elegance and
Grace Distinguish
These
New Pumps
1 our beautiful new models
that will find faor with women
uf taste:
Oiif-Strap I'umpnSSMO
Of clfestnut brown cnlf, tth
welted soles, IS -inch leather
military heels, straight tips,
ball "straps and perforation-! and
buttoned instep straps.
llroun I alt I'umpsUi.Ot)
In ueli chestnut brown, with
turned soles and mvered "Bnbv
I.ouin" heels, imitation straight
lips, perforated; I'i ouch-bound.
Ilandaonw Vuinp S.7.J0
new model of black domino
calf with I! parnlbl strap, but
toned with black pearl button
Quarters and ioeivd Louis
heels of gray nozi' iulf
Instvp Strap l'ump$?M
Of black glared kidskin with
one broad instep strap. Squaie
edged, light-weight solus and
l--inch leather military heels.
Of blown glared kidskin
$0.50. ''n ! tit ! ' ' I "
1 ijh i nn i 1 . 0Tt e
Sheeting
Muslin, 68c
A standard grade, full-bleach
ed, M inches wide. An excellent
alue at j8c a yaid.
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'i bMdao A ' othl.r
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It's High Time
to Store Furs
Let us remind you that our
( old Storage facilities foi furs
and clothing aie modern and
of the best.
A postal or telephone noti
fication brings our messenger
to your door - and there your
responsibility ceases.
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