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EYETttXG PUBLIC LEDGEK PHILADELPHIA, FRIDAY, MAY 18, 1921
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SAVES
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STOCK
Early Morn.ng Blaze at Master
and Thirtieth Streets Does
$5000 Damage
NO ONE IS INJURED
tfTvlv'iir i en r j lit
ftnti 5JIM1 imiO m ii Mr., 'i m l. mic
tion emh fi'liv- u In i tlim wn nn
nble in i it Hir sli i fun n 1 ni it . v
Mnri wtir I miir n' Hot 'th I'i'l M i
tri trn I
I'hf l n In 1 h a I i . t n I v
1 li o i lin k hi 1 inlr-t ii si i tii iii
ii -linft Sinlf n mi uinr to lli" wnrr
I i In Ii .mill a i lin" US" was
miil tl Wn1t"t. Millms "
I ii nun. in llmilwnre i ii i uVms
i i .urn nf ilu buHilm; unit 'm-
'i.'uii nun In tm k nlrimlv i"i"il there
Mil Ilium- illllil llir. ns'i ilif "Ii"''
w i h I. i tn tiirn liieli'f ii'""' "ir
mihIiiiiii ihiiii hill wore unable to
pi Hum -ill tin limn litiik Ilu wall
I iif'iu n lillil liltl imiililo in mnlinnu
tli I In i 1 1 i nf'
Ii w n i mi itol I'n' Hi' ,1" " '':
lllllilllllt ! illln t ,-,iinii I In i i" "'
I r lin wn nni (Irtnniini il
MUCH SMOKE! LltTLE DAMAGE
i h stimke nml little il im u' v
iiim i.irU tin. inoriiiiu iii' I
II t.i Mm Ihm Mimnfiii tui i ii4T vli"l
IT N. n'li S'Miitli ti"i hv tin
ii l .'ti i "1 n workman t" oMiiiiiii'li
ii lin 1'i-t ii iirli t wliii Ii lui'l l" ii Inn n
in.- h. ni-itli n upper kettle in the bnr
mi ni I In k' tM wlm Ii lui'l ' '"it inn il
i I in il boiled "'i md ll"- fiillmi!
ii ml isnifil -min ilili i- I U'ni n
Ii i littl. irmilili in otiiinllins 'I'
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WOMAN HANGS HERSELF
Phltopatrians Elect Officers
nttii'rr u pi c rlrrlf it lit thn moMini
Husband Finds Her Suspended From ?f th; I ntlioll,' Pliilopntrinn LIk-him
... .. , v Institute vcstrrdii In the i lublitiiise
Clothes Hook Despondency Cause nil Arch tn-rt The onim. follow
I'lirnhitli Kraut. fmt.i veais oil! .IihIko John Mon islinii. provident; Or-
-' llmini plm , nn found linncinc n'd A PotislirrM vice preddt-nt ,
fiom n ilntlirs honk in the kitchen of .Inhn V 1 lorHlmiiiiii. treasurer, .lames
Ii' i lioiim i lior lmbanil Maititi rnrlj ! n'Nrlll tcionliiiR corclnrj , Wil-
till" inmiillij ' limn .? Si'Miionr i orrcponrtliiR fcro-
I'nlriiliiicii 1 orro nml Hiinit nf the tpn Tlio follnnltic ilirn'tor wrro
'I'ontli .nni Ittiitnnmmil tnci pnlii i iliocn t'rnnk 1' Cnrr. WilHiun H
l itlmi. fink llir wmniiii to tin- Hnlini Ho.'!"1. '" A Mulhrrlii. iRtintiiiH A
iiinnn llospitui, wiiorp i,r ,.s .,, Qulnn. Dmlil 1 AlrKcnnn. riinrlcn
ii'inii'Til ii nil Hlioi.dot nml .limiri
Mr- 1 innu hml licrn nut of tlm lirn
pital mih two urrk ftrl. nn M(.,s
..f iv nnintli 'llic nnllir nr itppoml
nni oirr lirr rondltfon nni tlio emur
of tlio in t
Open Evenings
Ufimllton
Diamond Flexible Bracelets
c h.tc ,icmblcd a vcrv
unique inllcction of flexible
bracelet-. bn.h arc so fasbion
able and nun.li in ouc at the
present time
A. emerald is the bn tli-tone
for M,i. we feature a plat
inum hunt a id cold back flex
ible hiaielet. with two diamond-
and three emeralds
fifcPl
ahcinating-
$300.
S. Kind & Sons, mo chestnut st.
T'l M i n Ml IVMAVT' 3VW CLLRii SILVCUSMITHS
OIL OF CLOVES
FOR SORE FEET
l Tendereit Feet Benefited By
, Grcaieleta Cream
1 " l of oloe will nn i surch
no 'he nci-vrn of tired mooVr
whlnjf feet ni It doei m an
arhlnn tooth
ThlM (IKcoierv wh iniirte b
I n Inrtv who In lleperatlon tried
r.reyeles .Noxwnia blln Cream
which contalnn oil of cloie)
on her poor tired feet
The rooting, Hoothlnn Vox
rm anlshed Into the 1ii
hrlnnlne Instant relief to the
tired hurnmu feet hlcvwl re
lief the soreness w,i Rone rr
Voxrem i It itoothen and hea'
the tnot fevered or tender tl
uen Cet a small jar from
rour drupKlst, or the Xoxzemi
i hetnlenl Co of naltlmore Md
will mail ou a l.irRe fouenlr
Hir upon receipt of thlx clipping
and 10i to toxcr iosta?o aid
packinit d
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I'dOTi'iiM iriMmiwiiiT iiiniii iiMirrawiiiirbiiiiiijig
At all our Stores
Victor
Bread
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now
only
6
big
loaf
1 Biggest bread value today
Try Our Avion French Bread
baked eld. ti ic.tlU . it nu want the cry
lict bread that nu hae c cr tasted
T'.lcv. 1 1 Kalh baked bread is uist a- different
timn biead baked in the ot dinar ncn .is
i i cam is run milk Mlectricall baked
bicad is ' cdu-nc" with its in Philadelphia
MEENEHAN'S
Electric Bakeries
1R South .")2d Street
2(50 Cicrmantown Ae.
1 in." M)iith t.
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firi'iiiniraiiiiiinii luihiuiMiwiiiiiiii 1 1 .iiiiiiiiwii m v iuhiii mm
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Duck Bill Toes
I in Walk-Overs
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Store Orders Accepted
1021 Market St.
Mail Orders
Filled
Philadelphia's Largest Exclusive Men's & Boys Clothing Store
I CHallenae
tp PI wiK
$0 Wm 1 lplH
MigOOC
Anyone No Matter
Reason or Excuse-
What the
to Equal
The Wonderful
Values in This Sale!
Men's Sorino Suit
JL
In Every Style Material Pattern Color
Including 2-Pair-of-Pants SUITS
At Positive Savings of 15.00
to 20.00 On Every Suit!
Mr. Hill's Personal
Guarantee Goes
With Every
Purchase !
1 South (iOth St.
100!) Market Street
Set the Young Men's Style
Note This Spring.
WM&lrJZ- miuit J i . .ZT"X-. 4' ' ' ' t pi ii II w
w nwisli 'Tj
i- i 'o meat , i j ir! ii tin- coun-
i .i j in tiir i
r T I I 'ii mi Iii i
' l.i I'i iuii'1 iV t aniiili
t rom
rlrappi k
ti, " i
of habonl.i i
reliable hi in
fi I c , ,i loalcr in
j irh ii thi- coun
n .in , n spi-aKmc
i i t.iblishcd ami
French-English effect that's
as smart as a Yankee victory
New Copper Tan Calf Q.50
Harvest Tan Special y.7.
7Ae tfarper Shoe Go,
1022 CHESTNUT ST. - 1228 MARKET ST.
e
fist? i -"TWiB
il HBMntAn I. rn tRli' i 5 1 ! it
With Every &&
Purchase ! A3 4-. (W
ti..y
x& -.'-. V I . "i.
Hrw . daMBn i Tm IMii r i r
) tr.c o&.t i s' tiniiB.aia
IIr. Hill says: 'Tou can't
fool the Men of Philadelphia
jus't by making a lot of noise
about a sale. It has to bo
backed up by real value giving."
And, Man, this sale is surely
backed up by real value giving.
You can shop anywhere just
to convince yourself, but you
sure will have to hand it to Mr.
Hill, for nowhere will you find
any clothing to equal this won
derful group at these low
prices.
Ready again today
and Tomorrow
for another tre
mendous rush.
THh -hw- -.
I ( ampin .
szn&vmju cja The Philadelphia Terminal
h Mac Donald &.
', .1 ;ii ( hcitnut
St.rrot. hai f unit 'tars been
the choite "' mm who appicciatc
tit, tle and qial t- of lnatt-rtal At
present th i m pain h.i mi xiilf '
ory romple'i- aittnirni whith aro
et ieaimtb pru ' d at three dol
lar'- The an "f lm' woen mad
ras, ! tha' th" i" launder and
wear beautiful', and am made up
n a anot of olormgx and stuped
pattern-, imludmir both thi large
aid -mall strip to -uit th" indnid
mI trit c, and are partn'ulaiK uttrae
i and plea nw' this .-ea"n Ihf
w'll-dre-- d man innnot d'i hcttn
han to iTirtM- hi- -dei.tKiii imw for
he -unin i 1 i an re i nmnietid lliom
-hirt- ir hiirhl , not fink for looW
and ui'.ii. but for mm fort and gen
eral kit sfaition as e'!.
'II I inn,, pleaintr wlien sa i
iru abroad than a beautiful Bun
oat;. ift Hampei of Truit fiom
Hallow, Btoad Stieet below
t he tiij Nowaday, it i. thr f.itf
and ju-ti pi.fiiilai. fni on boaid shin
tuit -cmviloubli delicious. And
ih.n i Hallowell Mft-Hampei of
I mil is , aitistu and colorful that
"t ' l.ouid to win appieemtinn Th
lion o'at;e Uampr-is are packed to
bf Muoved throughout the oulo
fit at. r ruuiK the luscious Califoi
nia chime-, r.corfm nnmiio. ... i
- .... ,.v... ii t an I
h K'rapea one finds thr
fruits, conseres and
The priLe ranee is w ui"
"I"', s'j", an, tJpWnrrj
I'll.irnntnn ir r . i
I wm of their delightful Hon oWitfl
Hamprr, to an poi t in the I'nitrd
oi r ii i:
Delaware River Bridge
I lisp Spi(n,
inoip,baid
K ' ' fruit
U - M-lls'
Jr candv fo
tor anv, tinu.
tne
THF. I'olishtd tiiniiv iianiond.' I bu,ni; ou
.un .. m. ... V. . .Ini.ii . ' i(L.r.n.l rt 4
J- more inuii inn ...ii. i . "i nn ,wiv. mm, it is
pnrtuularK suitablf for the In .hmis worth while to stop in the
....i,t Pmi." nml fm a'l tine ii w ' anl stoic of Kdnimi .1 n r.--... . mi
.lr because of it- biilliam . . "I"i "Uth Ueventh Stir-ft, two doors
and perfection lAp'rt- hiiM' pm k low ( hestnut. Mail ordets should
nounted it 'Vuprcnv " Yo i nerd ' sent to their stoio at 400 J Balti-
onl to innipaie it w th the old-fash- ""i Asenue. This (oinpanv is sell-
innul t jttniK to Kin.'i i e il - ipe mi: the best cradi candv at'iho I,,..
rioiitv. Besidis i- b"aui, it si- -t pi no ( ompatibh with the cost of
peualh demrnblo. In muse with the JnuMnir 1' or instance, their delicious
Washington Square as Bridge Terminal Is Most Expensive
Property Between River and Washington Square Terminus
Assessed at $4,132,600
From River to Eastern End of Spring Garden Street Assessed
Valuation Is $1,132,000
R.nl FutAte on Market Street Between Fourth and Fifth Streets
K Assessed at $2,142,000
7,cpi-in'i( 'mm I'lnhalr fih of April 1J0
.v,. ,. iml lievonrt the irnportanro to the taxpayers of Philadelphia of the
I ronililTiitliiii of romiraruthn tmu is th thrcatenecl added
CONGESTION
l. i ,. innn bumneb" nn nun If th' npprcach to the bridge be. locdtfd where
"V. nu" "t muiit be via one or mor. narrow one-way streets
Clieetnat Htreet,
Ualnut Street,
'.01-ui.t Street,
hpruee Mreel
girdle there is no ciatmi i "i i iiippiiiu i-"" s .u assorted i hncolates, as
whin heme set and nst- no mon " "" ,r'"' "'I i a ir,.01ais i
than the usual tut stone This did- ' " x "" " !oii,r ttenies
mond takes Us name from the man ' rr "'' ."' v ';"" '"'e "iW.. ,
ner in which it i- . ut and is avail ,, ' ,, '" - ' 'a"Ux ''"" "-' r" "
"ble.,nhSf.on, th. house of Ba.les, V J,' "" ,7,"',!
Banks & Hiddk ompain. which c , ,, r Ultv' "1, ' .. ..:."' .fr" ' i
- . . , ,-. iti r III I
a ready ... the throes of InsufUiable
DO feet wide)
; fret wide,
An feet wide.
Oil feet wide;
hi d wheie durlriC th
nr ousb lnterfereil w
lucuons! adjolnnilf on
CONGESTION
thn eara of the bridge conntniction period, bumes8
with and suffer 'ncalculablo lobes from closed street i
,n all aides will fi the effect hf the added congestion
period, buninesH wih bo
aim ino
Inblishmcnt, be. ause of Us constant
and close association wi'h interna
tional hout'is of supph, I in tho
unique position to iu sou the hill
el iua'it at the lowest tost
i nirtriB. nni be leduceil tf, f,,.
" - rhi- .'olfinial hoeolatei" unjal
I Ml Hi 1MIIII illlll blXH ,, nis
ii an I Itln .eiiis in, m, ,u,.ur
r.aiiih aro now llfn onu
A 1.AI1MT RErRIOLRMOK was H A)l thu,T'
1 vl'llun ' Md U , thlfil " H esTnu H" ll '' ellor ('""'P"y '- noW11
.1 I lanklin Millti. Uil. , t hestnut ,, NOr attractie model It is .. ln?ht
S,r-!A. ''... ... "il.ock.I..rd"": ra.v -th.'-V natuial caraVuV', Xl
nioriiini;, . ...jai.....h - Uiu wouii be a chat mint: addition
Sffi f'Un'V. aVi'il' b4er's 'M t & " trousseau" ft ,
.h.i i. r r i -.t (i i ih pi ' i wiiii ai Liuiii 'rrM.iv m i
THE SPRING GARDEN ASSOCIATION
Mtes the attention .md consideration of tho people of Philadelphia, to
SPRING GARDEN STREET
lorn al location for Hw approiun to tho bridge and is the lcuat ixpenslvo
!7 anv of tho locations propose
. . ii i one hundred and twentv feet widn from Sixth .Street west to th
, i!m iilier welt paied all the na and 1h as readv tod.iv as would he
.schujlKll , ,. Virlflite wro " "I'en('U tomorrow for the Interchange of traffic
b;?w pn and Camden
nniiMiiii i". . " .' , - . . ------ , ,, v, f
belliK pus'iii ..' "" "i "" '" '" - ' suv miiir jiirtin v c I O U r (Oats in
refriKer.itoi hi t lie i-m 'our '" dltleiLllt colors nml mmlnn,!.
Sanirclav f..r It il .-" .w,,l, tho nonular T,n ",
K it rrcil imuM'i , , ! iuiiui(
iiKMin iiiti
and i r. . t is prc.j.cirve.1 lor a bur- winun ai u iuuiij- a onrKnill at S85.
pnsinj.iv long tune This ih i..iaiisc But tho wraps winch appealed to me
of the Bar.ut Ventilating -.v;t. m vl,i. ,, , , w,r thp tuiVati and
1,n8UHSr,'lrLd'rPmr si'.' and , . e" ' "'-"' '" hn "'"Bt 'P'-'nir shades
food Odors . Mil WHS ll nil I lie ihPl-lll ,i I, , h. ,, h ii .
.lipMlt-l. Mini I I 1 s ill . l . I ,.,. ..-.,,... .n.m.r.i
p I 11 Y I
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III,
M, ll
.r Hie nrm ' " In '
IHl V onsl ill i I ll 1' '"UR
ihcsc names me jrant i.ii "
tin upon a 'i
c
h ii MlOU tllA nil.
J re remarkubln aluo
The separate summer sport
The refruturatoi - ,., a . ,,.. ... u,n.i.. ,., i,u,,iu
to Uop clean ...porcela n nil , . . f . .' .
unusually is." is... . . . -.. -
VHP "J-l- ".".., ilu
und ntiuiuains w. ur.. - " . . M, 7&
'JCHE CHJJSTNU'ASTKEET ASSOCIATIP
Second
LflCIJ... "-
It Is nn! t'i miles from the cwnter
tm tbn rvaiter of population of the eliv
SefoHiitely at Sixteenth Street and Columbia Avenue), whlls Washington
"'""" .. l. mllfcS
square in .
Blue Serges
Herringbones
Worsteds
Cheviots
Homespuns
Fine Tweeds
Mixtures
Flannels
nd, Don't Forget
2 Pair Pants Suits
in a w onderf ul assortment are embraced at these
special prices.
WHY, MAN, there isn't a style, a material,
a pattern or a coloring you could think of or
want but that is represented in this most re
markable clothing sale in history.
Don't delay! Come to the HILL STORE
today or tomorrow ! You'll make a saving that
will linger long in your memory.
A Wonderful Sale Tomorrow!
1000 Pairs Men's TrouseF
At Half Price and Less!
Three er special Kroups offered In
Mr. Hill to ereutc bic selling in our
Pants Section that occupies an entire floor.
Bring your old coat or cst along and try
to match it up.
,. i. 2 '4 miits
rrT .,1 It Is 011U 3 ' 1, mlleK from the Keographlcal center of Philadelphia
xlmatclj "t hecond Street and Urlo Avenue), while Washington Square
1 J ninrlv Ui mues
1 ,. i villi prnrlde relief from the roncentlon iironnd rilr IUU
1. hiu not onlv demanduijf lelitf from ilstinjr conditions, but needs to be
1 1 from further Intolerable cnndiilons which will nssuredly artso with tho
loi atioi! of a bridge approauh In tlvj downtown bulne section
' Uic.u. lo the barilla Osrdeu AMoelaUon, S0O Hprlnic Onrden Street, for n iopv
Ihe itoortl booklet "Thn Delmuro Illier Drldge nt Hpiln (lurdeii htreet,"
by Mr. Bnnmel M. VnutUIn
nrKldes If publlo sentiment permltfl Wsblilngtnn Squaro to be seized and
used for such purpoM. because It Is the only available spar In that section
for the necessary trefrfa plaza, what will prevent ultimate encronehment upon
Lnd desecration of Independence Square, historically sacred ground, for widen
lug Btreets or other publlo purposes'
Safeguard the Cradle of Liberty
Men's Raincoats Rcd,rd 5.00 & 7.50
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Pf sfffsli If ll I
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Suits
Mr. Hill Offers for Tomorrow!
1000 Boys' Wash
A Maker's Sample Line
And Mi. Hill bought tl.em at n big hnenfice in prue foi
SPOT C ASH. Lvery huit in this giouji is at least worth two tunes
this special jhicu and many aie even worth tluto times. Ad tlio
finest highest grado wash mntonals linens, Ilvpps, Galuteas,
Palmer Linens, Pegifj Cloths, in dozens of new .stjles. Plain
colorings or two-lone combinations. All sizes to 8 years.
BOYS' 2-PAIR-PANTS NORFOLK SUITS
Save Up to One-Half
Three wonderful groups of fine quality Norfolk
Suits for boys ui to 18 ears. Made of fino worsteds,
mixtures and ehciots, in neat light, dark and me
dium colorings. Two pairs of pant3 practically
means two suits for tho boy.
JThe Hill Co.-l 019-1021 MarketSt.:
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