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WANAMAKER'S
DOWN STAIRS STORE
WANAMAKER'S
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Secretary of Board of Traclo, 78
Years Old, Knocked Down
by Machine
WIFE ALSO IS BRUISED
TTdliltm Jit I UPKIT, "mnill.v i mr
I T)o.rJ ofTrn.lo am! for roars llu-wlnn
T, bv n motorcar lust nlKlit nt
.5 and Norrta streets Mrs.
SS?r. S - yVilC vrlth him. fell
j(h j,Vr hticlwml. but escaped with
ml.r bTuek'r Is V r olri and 111
,77 They Hvo nt .125 AVK
' ' . wliero the Ilonnl of Trade
Sff w taken In tnArub after
Slnnry treatment nt the Women's
CwPtW" Hospital.
fr Ttirkcr and hlw wife were cross
i . n'miil street when the former Con
' '"f 2m i truck l.v n motorcar which,
Slrt mt. wni lrWon by Sol H.
E 2422 North Thirty-third street
Mr licker'o face nnd head, were cut
Vi Ms body brained.
At her home this morniiifc Mrs.
irilpT who seems none the wow for
SllSdSt. Mll: "I don't know how
Vibnened. Wo were on our way
home when suddenly the automobile np
Mtd nd Mr. Tucker was (.truck. 1
DCBIW . , . , 1 ft .... lUi
Errand fell with him. "
"The younc man ilrlvlnjr the car
rfonwd Immediately and assisted us
Stools car and drove us to the hos
ilttl After our injuries were dresueil
I called taxicab nnd took Mr. Tucker
mm "
Col'sby reported the accident to the
motorcycle police and will have u hcar
f in Central Station.
15 STUDENTS TO GRADUATE
lumitead School Exercises Will Be
Held Tonight
First of the lonj; list of commence
ment events in school in the northern
labirban district Is listed for tonight,
when fifteen graduates of the I'lum
itead School will receivo diplomas.
Speakers at the commencement are
J, iH. Hoffman, Superintendent of
Schools for Bucks County; the Itev.
Charles F. Frecmnn, Miss Mary F.
Shaddlngcr, salutatory oration : cluss
oration, Itussell Mood: Miss Miriam
frett, valedictorian.
These will graduate: From Grove
land School, Miss Miriam Frctz, Mls
Harr Bhaddinger, Mits Helen Louise
Snyder, Miss Sarah Florence Myers,
Ml Ann Ilnrlinrn TCpllnr ! frniti Drnr'n
Hill School, Miss Ruth Madden Moyer, ,
MIm Anna Harbarn Wood, Miss Surn
Alberta Vox, Edward Victor Hoyleii
from Valley Park School Miss Clare I
BUhop, Miss Kathryn Elizabeth Wis-1
mer, trom Bouinwcsiern nciioni. .uibs
Prlscllla Oross, Howard Russell Mood ;
torn Plumstoad School, Raymond I'd
ward Unxter: from Rocky Ridge
School, Alvan Edgar Dm) ton.
B1B1B1B1B1B1B1B WVi4' rV
I
WILLIAM It. Tl'CKKIt
Secretary of ttio Hoard of Trado
I who., with his wife, was .struck by
, an automobile, last nlglit. Itoth arc
out or danger
GIRL GRATEFUL TO POLICE
Visiting Niece Who Found Minister
Gone Was Befriended
Gratitude for the kindness of the
police in caring for his niece, Miss'
Catherine McDonnell, eighteen years
old, of Phllllpshurg, N. ,!., who wns
found wandering the streets In the rain,
was expressed today by the Rev. .7. L.
Sutton, 4311 North Eighteenth street.
The jjlrl was rnunn wntKj.'rTng near
Broad htreet nnd Krle avenue curly
yesterday morning In n heavy downpour
of rnin.
She had come here from Philllpsbiiri;
to viBit the clergyman. It was vcrv late
when she arrived and, on going to his
home, found it closed. Mr. Sutton had
gone to Sunbury on a isit to district
churches. He returned lut" yesterday
and was immediately informed bj the
police of the nrrivnl of his niece in this
city. He immediately brought her to
niH Home.
May Dance at Oak Lane Tonight .
The annual May pole dance of the
Oak Lane Improwment Association!
uill be held tonight at Rrond street
nnd Sixty-eighth nvenue. There will
be several novel features, according to
announcement by tl.e eommlitce. In
cluding several surprNcs for the chil- '
(iron.
ItKl.HlHU'n NOTIC'KM
Unntlut
TIIK TKMI'I.K
Hroad anil IlerU stn (1000 N'.l
riOOO ffatn.
Hninc of tho Qraco )lnptliit Cliureli
nrasnM. 11 conwki.u i'ntor
vm. nrnr: Mcrrnnv. ao. i'Bior
SJ.AI.V,S "ANNA. MuKl.nl Director.
ITtKIVK HTAKK1:. Or(tnnli.t
Mr. Conwell nrrnchs Rt 10:.1ll A t nnd
:30 p. M
Ti-mrli- Ohoru will nine nt liotli s.tvp.
Ullilc Hehool Jcrp I. rrfSH" Supt.. nt L'-ao
Or w llfrril T. Clrenffll lrrturm nn "lln-
mnnoe of tho I.nlirmlnrn ." iviii.., ...
; -'0 ,s l M Illu-lratpil with Mill Mml
ABINGTON HOSPITAL ELECTS WHSfwTXJirnXZSr110" ,,h,,D"
0. W. Elklns, Jr., Chosen President.
KUrmaduke Tilden, Jr., Secretary
Theae officials of the Abington Me-
morial Hospital, serving as the Hoard of (
Trustees, have been elected: I
President, George W. Elkins, Jr. ; ,
tice president, Samuel L. Scbively;;
tecretary, Marmadukc Tilden. Jv. ; i
treaiurpr. Hobert Scwell ; members. I
Allen Butler, William Carnill. William
P. Denegre. William M. Kikins. '
Eojenc M. Fry. John Gilbert, W. i
Welsh Harrison, Jr. ; George H. i
Lorimer, Percy C. Madeira, Edward E. J
Marshall, Julius E. Nacbod. Penrose
Robinson, Wharton Sinkler, George D. i
TVIdener, Jr. ' '
Eitensivc additions and enlargements
to the York road institution, founded
and heavily endowed by tho late George
W. Elklns. nrc under ndvlseinent, plans
for buildings nnd building alterations '
now being under consideration. '
WOMAN 0F82 HURT IN CAR )
Mill Hannah Evans, Germantown, ,
In Serious Condition i
Miss Hannah Evans, eighty-two
years old. of "01 Locust nvenue. Gcr
ffiintoun, was serlousl. Injured Tlmrs-1
W night when nn automobile in which,
iwwas riding skidded near West Grove. I
a ami burled her against the side of
Use tonnenu. Her right wrist and one
lib were fractuicd and she suffered
Irom shock.
Miss Evans, who lives with her
Phew, Samuel Malum, was on her
?J t,0,.!Ar,Ioe"- Mil., with Mr. and
Mrs. illlam Silver, of Aberileen. whe
Jail been visiting her. Miss Evans
as taken to the West Grove Hospi
'' Her condition is serious.
i:tlitrnl C'ultiirr
linilAl) STIIKI'.T TIIKATIIK. iT"a M"l-
fT! . ,.M,"r11". "" "'rh'" mi'ics of th"
Great rtellKlonn."
lml
IMJ IIOI'SK. Mnntunm-rv j.lk. Morion-:
JXrry rimMRv (Siindny) mornlnn, n
o'rlock: Rtnhtlhrl Mai ono or tlip nldc.t
Mptorle iipot In Anrrlcs vhro U'lllinm
I'onn nornhlpwl. Vltnr ciinllnlly lnltri
rnhvtPTlnn
AIM'II WT. fHrnril. ISthnmHwh
J0.4.V-"Th M:lo of tho Himinii oul -How
the heart linowrth lt own liltt,.rnr.
nnd h ntrnncer doth not liiinrmddl with
lln Joy. Thn Inrommunlrnble ok'incnt In
our llfti nnd wh.il It teaehfs m.
S.00 Ur M.rattnp) Mill repent the for
mer,, "Kulth AVhut If It" How I)or Ii
sat. ' pr.nohrd In the si-rlei uh "The
Oriat roctrlnej of th" Ch-WInn ltcllelon '
Or. Dlfllctiltle, In Hellef."
1'-', Illhle Pchool: 7. . r:, ,
IIITIIM.lillKM riU;SllTKUIAN CIl I'RC II
Ilrond nnd ninmond nt
Ilci.'- WIU.IAM I.. McCOHMIC'K I'.tMor
10-no A M "TT; Third roniranndmint
Rev. Villln ' I JtcCorinlck
10:30 A. ...Children's ('hureli "rrt,
lolly of n.leehro.1 jirv S. It. I'urrv
2.no I'. M. Sahhnth Rrhnnl
11:13 P. Jl Chrlitlr.n T3ndiaor hpcnl.n.
Mr. Ellnwnrth .Tnrknon.
7:18 I. SI. "Ilullillnir Accordlnn- to the
Pattern." Hev Wllllnm I. M.'l,'3rml It.
'inrnrt IxidKe in nttnndanre
D
CAPTURES THIEF SUSPECT i
Mn Held Without Ball, Charged
B witn Robblna Home I
Wf i r ,1, """""what ex-eltlng chase. '
wln?i PiT' wl, Ntol(' Jvlry
Pnld A1 ?-' frnm ""' l,ll" "f Mrs.
alSSu08'10"1 lniLi S""t1' '! street.1
last nt .E. I" ,,'!p. l,oll,p' wn,i captured
t, !;,l ht )'' U",,Prt Sulltvun. of Fif
hdnh ul'1 Mlm'! Htn't,tH' "Iclmo I1F
hSSln ,ll,0l,t lm" ,1,U morning nt a
nearlng before Magistrate D.ughert.
to in. unml Bnntl",- "n, unknown
door ,yM' MJrp hPI'" Pnv,B rear
litan ... ',,;l1"' le gin tolil Hul
"wn, who was nearby.
Deaths for Week Increase
illere vino ui . , . .
mink.. ., . .'I "' "1 ncioaho in tho
lait iw,. . flt '" tllllJ wpk "vp that of
;uWe,pK: ' .-hown by the weeklv bul-
I . L. J1)0 "'vision of Vital Statistics
MMOMI I-HKHIUTKHIAN fill IK'li"
8IST ANU WAhXt'T STB,
MINtsTi:H:XANUnU MncC61'1'. n
W'L ,Ar,',VI?Cu " "L'ni.KT. ASSISTANT
11 00 A. M, Sermon h Itev. Aln II.
Uurley.
8:00 P. M. Dr. MucC 11 ulll preach Innt
iierinon Ir ncrlc on "Chrtsfn fVNml of
Hni,ilnes." Subject. "The III, -clue of
Helii I'erieciittd An Kxtrnordlnan
Statement by Our t.ord With Some Su
seitle Modrn AppllcatlonR."
7:311 I. M. Mutlcal Seritc Mixed choir
of LI voltes, nsslted by MallnUt nnd
h.irp!t from the I'lillndelvlUu Urchestra
Instrumental trio.
"TJfc Dny Thou Oaet, Ixird" Wondnnnl
i!' ,'?'0"'.,, ?.on" Kiietnlak
'.illa Now thu Even . Franr
"Now the Day la Over Nnri!"n
Sunday School nnd Adult Illblo Clnit it
VISITORS wklcomi:.
I'rnlfBtnnt KpNropal
i U fl ro 1,1Vn1 0n 0f v,tnl Statistics
Znl,0 '.' ...T.!Prp yT '72 dniths!
ttronver V ' ,Kr "n '"erensc of flftj ,
etVJer th0 ,vVclt, """B May ti. Scar
dren )rrlcmi.Rf(1 ,1p lp" f four chil
"2 "'0 week. There were 1.17 ,
pid i.iireprrtwl tl,is wcik-as to'-'
'u 'tb ninety-six iie c.ihcs lut
DKDirATION riTIVAICimrchofih
Anuunrlntlon. lath nnd Diamond Hti ixiw
Maseea tl..'IO. , :3II A M. Solemn .Mn.su nnd
Sermon. 10.80. i:enioiip nnd Hem-diction
Oounod'H Mnn (I) r.itiua) nnd .Mark's
Mn?nUlf.t In O will lx aun
rT. hAlKl'K trench), i:,f Hnd T)J
I.nncej Bt(. 10:ir,, Holy i omnuinlon
Hev Th. D. Malnn, S T 1) ThuriMnv
Mm '.'tl M I M. "Soiree Muslcalo et
I.ltteralie" uf the I.adlea Aid M)ien (f,,r
nrriniii Ir, alil, uri.-. l.t repilrs nnd
' I)eaUHd rriinco"). hplendld (iruiirnni
diulMnlon ftp centH
t'nlt lrlnn
riltsr LMTAUIAN (11111(11, ala;, u8t.
Itev I-nilDnniCK It UUirh'IN .Uintnter
1 1 A. M. Mr. Qrlflln will pren,Ji.
I'lNITAHIAN CMI'ltCII oY (iKItMANTOWN
Oreeno xt. nnd w. Chelten uw,
Sunday, Mny IS, nervlcea nt 11 A JI
Itev. HOOKil S. roKIIK.V, Mlnlnier.
W. riutrln H. I.yttlu. of llrool.ljn. N.
Y will preach
ciaaHra for children, In pariah hou,0 nt
the ame hour. All ur, Intlted
'Mlwellimeniia
1IIK UKIIKIt OK t'IIUISTIANMVSTICS
imet verj Krldnj evenlnK In thi lied
Room of the ( ontlnental Hotel nth nnd
I'liesit.jt MR Public United.
Do we serve you?
Wo Handle Only lb. Vry
Wanamaker's Down Stairs Store
-
" TiL li "" "-" - pyi ' rJf - i . v J
111 f7 fl
$8 ,$220 $15 $1S $10.75 $5.50
n Wills Probated
VlUof ,i 7':,tI,e vni-llolat .ok in ti.o
tied I . ',0,,,,w,na. 'ch were, ml-
M20 PneJ'f"1""" tr(1;,v : l'l Hnrnh.
,," i nrrirh street sr.Trwi. w. r-i.....
OrA.",!1.''.-. -0l WnJnut Mree'l. S10.
vtr ri,,?ni',lv T- Wiittles. Den
M23 Vnhi '?lh':'': Hobert Wright,
j A"ieriean street, ,4SS0
(ttllh. "' the pnconal estates
Smith tvir flM '' 0M,r" A
TiWl Jolm M T-,i tmru "
oIVChers on '""Pectlon Trip
the iii1"'1 ftn'J fi".v wliool teachers
Umornln?",re.ti.uhn ut oV,opk
. . muniing on tho imllo i,. i.
W u, (,tll( Helnwnre and Hog
Wat to 1 rV nc t0 lihilnalelphlB they
W ?. nirpc,n' Tiist ii, who gave
C3 A'16 opportunltv of m...., . IV.
Wonderfully Fine Sample1 Dresses
$25 $29 $35 $39
Beautiful materials and lovely colorings distinguish these delightful dresses.
Imagine a jade-green crepe de chine frock with a tier-pleated skirt at $29.
Then there are charming fringed dresses of Canton crepe, hemstitched crepe de
chine and embroidered taffeta. Plenty of pretty things in navy blue, brown, white, silver
gray and flesh pink.
At $15 and $16.50 Special
Values
Foulard dresses nnd gny checked taffetas aio
very Summery nnd fresh. Then there nrc fringed
tricolette dresses, beaded Georgettes and plnin
eolor ruffled taffetas. Almost n hundred diffcront
styles nt these two prices.
White Dresses for Graduation
A most interesting collection of white dresses
for young women. They're of crepe de chine and
Georgette with deer) l'ol is or hemstitched tucks.
Sheer orgundie with hemstitched points and or
gandie flowers. Or of while Canton crepe or crepe
de chine trimmed with silk fringe. All of them
quite youthful and most bewitching. SI 5, $20.
?23.50 to $27.50.
(Mil
nerinl I ,I?rcs.s,?s of. tricolette, navy tricotinc, foulard, tatTctn and crepe de chine embroid
UfjeL.lU.1 ) cred in silk. A variety of models, though not nil sizes in any one style.
nt $10 ) ui AIS """"'ted quBiitity of wool jersey dresses with knife-pleated skirts, pinafore
Ul pj.V f blouses and white Peter Fan collars and cuffs. In navy, tan and taupe.
(Mnrlirl)
Daintiest Silk Underclothes
Now Accessible to Women of Moderate Means
Like a fragrant shower uf wurmlj tinted petals from
fruit trees, the Way Sale is shaking down beautiful silk
underclothes, many trimmed with real lace and two-tone
ribbons, until they are fluttering well within the reach of
women of moderate means.
The glossy satins, the gleaming crepes de chine, tho
.shadowy Georgettes and the glowing radium silks are marvels
of qualities nnd tintings.
Never were chemises, nightgowns, bloomers, pajamas
camisoles nnd such like so interesting and so charming. Real
filet laces of exquisite designs aro freely used and, consider
ing this, prices are amazingly low.
Delicate pink and white arc the order of the day, but the
Georgettes and radium silks disobey triumphantly in tints
of blue and orchid.
Envelope Chemises, $2.85 to $5
and many individual, exclusive things in step-ins and chemises
in new styles at $5 to ?12.r0
Especially woith noticing nie the satin step-ins that are
cut up on either side in a new fashion, forming wide hem
stitched drawers, $5.
Exceptional Bloomers at $5
Three styles, of radium silk and satin trimmed
with hemstitching or real filet.
Pajamas and Nightgowns
$5 to $10.50
The silkworm has turned out his loveliest 'iium
for this night clothing of radium, crepe de uhino,
satin and Georgette. The laces and i ibbons, alone,
arc worth seeing.
i ( entriil)
Delectable Matinees
$5, $5.50, $7.50 and $10.50
Oh, the daintiness and charm of tlieni! Of
ciepo dc Chine and Georgette in pink, blue, orchid
and maize, trimmed with much lace and ribbon.
Note: This is an exceptional opportunity for
brities-to-be, for those seeking gifts for girl grad
uates, birthdays, weddings nnd occasions of all
sorts, inc udinir one's own vn.vitin
25 Models in Good Front-lace Corsets
Front-lace corsets have many advantages and
among the greatest is the straight, smooth buck
line. Another is the case with which they can be
adjusted by tho wearer.
We have models for every type of figure in the
ucst ironi-iuce corsets mime,
i
(( entriil)
Materials are (inc coutils, jeans and broches
uifd the accessories aro of the same high quality.
La Camille corsets, $3 to $12..i0.
Goisurd corsets. S:!.''.", tn .?! sn
Modart corsets, ;o.r0 to $r.o0.
I Black Japanese Silk Dresses
$9.50, $10.75 to $16.50
Amazingly cool in the hottest weather. Many
women in mourning like these simple little silk
frocks, too.
Among the New Cotton Frocks
1 No end to the variety among the checked nnd
. plaid gingham dresses most of them have airy
sashes and some have wide bands of white organ
, die inset in tho ovcrskirts. $4.50 to ?lli,50.
Voile dresses are in foulard patterns trimmed
with taffeta and in lighter, more Summery color
ings trimmed with organdie. Almost every color
you can imagine. $5.75, $G, $7.50 to $10.50.
Orgnndie dresses, crisp nnd airy as you please,
some with overslips of dotted Swiss, 'are $8.50,
$10.50 to $35.
rUtt)
lenter
fjppwt
o o
Sheer Cotton Voile
28c Yard
3G inches wide.
Orchid, rose, black, butter,
cannry, Nile, reseda, cadet blue.
Quaker, smoke, apricot ana
brown.
Excellent Cotton Huck
Towels, 19c
Absorbent ones, 18x.'tu" inches,
in, all-white or with neat red bor
ders. Just right for Summer
homes, boarding house nnd hotels.
Cretonne Chair
Cushions, 75c
Shaped to fit chair seats, filled
with cotton and covered with cre
tonnes in attractive patterns.
Ready for the porch furniture
and Summer cottages.
Three New Georgette
Blouses, $5
Kinds women will want to wear
with sweaters. Two have flat
collars; one has an inset of real
Irish and fine Valenciennes; the
other has imitation Point Vcnise
for trimming. The third style
has a graceful frjll collar.
2000 White Sale
Corsets, $2
Half dozen good models for the
very slight to uveragc large
woman. Pink or white coutil or
fancy materials, well made and
nicely trimmed.
Pink Bandeaux, 35c
Another big lot just came in
for the White Sale! Fancy nink
materials made in several styles,
all with elastic insets nnd tape
shoulder straps, as women like
them.
White Sale Petticoats
At $1 for double-panel-front
white sateen petticoat with ruffled
flounce.
At $1.50 for extra-size double
panel front and back white t;atccn
petticoat.
At $2 for very fine white sateen
petticoat; regular size, wilh
double panel in front.
White Sale Nightgowns
and Chemises, $1
The gowns are of soft white
materials, ery simply ti mimed
with lace or embroidery. All
are cut generously wide and lone
The envelope chemises are in
pretty styles adorned with lace
or embroidery.
M : 1
ju '' NK25r? "fc fif i
Brief Cases
Special, $7.50
Of genuine seal leather, pressed
in a good-looking walrus grain,
they will make line gifts for
graduations as well a-, excellent
investments for business men
and women.
In black or brown, 15 or 1G
inches, they have two or three
pockets, two straps and reliable
cntche. Other brief cases .$-1.50
to $10.
(( lirotnutl
Fine White Cambric
15c Yard
Ladies' cloth is an old-fashioned
and pretty name for it.
30 inches wide and of lemark
ably good texture
( rutrtill
White Sports Satin
$2.35 a Yard
39 inches nlc, this gleam
ing fiber satin ii the correct
thing for skirts, oxerblouses,
sports suits, and so on.
tl rntritl '
1100 Men 's Shirts
Drop to $1.10
Lowest price yet for GOOD shirts.
Shirts of the sorts that a sensible man wants to
wear.
Kinds that wash properly. Kinds cut to fit easily.
Kinds finished neatly so that they can be worn "shirt
waist style" without a coat.
Striped percale and madras.
Nearly all "firsts." A few "seconds-."
Plenty of colors. Sizes 14 to 18 in the lot although
not in each color.
Some show marks of handling, but one tubbing
will make them as fresh as new.
At $1.10 they are real "Benjamin Franklin thrift."
((iillrry, MurkM)
Mostly Half Price for Foulard
and Striped Neckties, 50c
Another fortunate purchase that will make even wise men
open their eyes Pin-dot and polka-dot all-silk twill foulards in
hands '"' ""d bIaek in both "ntwings and four-in-
Also Roman-striped ilk mogadorc and trademarked silks
of high standard.
I.iilli-r.t, Hurkrtl
Almost Every Man
has an old suit hanging away in a closet. The coat is good and
the vest is all right, but the trousers have found their way to
the rag bag. Barring kilts, the only thing that will bring the
suit into use again is a pair of trousers. We are selling more
trousers today than ever before, and one reason is
These Trousers at $5 to $7.50
Are A - Wool
and they wear and give real service and satisfaction.
1 Iain grays, mixtures and stripes of every imaginable kind!
L,!Vin i imo ."J &Pccln.Uy f matching trousers with old
suits will help you, if ypu wish.
Some fine worsted trousers are $9.75.
((iillrr.t, .Mnrl.M)
A Great Store of Low
Shoes for Men and Boys
Low prices coupled w ith good values, sucli as thick leather
r, iW Wcitcd ia"d ""--leather uppers, arc making the
of mouth ' V" '" wny '" the world' by'or(l
Boys' Saddle-Strap Oxfords, $5.60
.lust like Dads; good-looking new
oxfords, for they are of ton leathei,
in brogue style with saddle straps.
Sizes 1 to 0. ( Sketched, t
Other brogue oxfords, with full rfi'
wing tips, sizes 1 to 6, are S.'i.pn a Qsy
pair.
Men's and Boys' Outing Shoes
$2 to $3. 75
.Sizes f i oni a boy's 11 to a mans
11. Of white, brown or white-and-biown
canvas with rubber soles.
Rough- Wear Shoes for
Scoutincr. ..?. fl s
to $5.40 JL
Mis nom a Doy s 10 to a man's
11. Of l.iugh tan leather with thick sole. (Sketched.)
Wide Choosing Among Men's Oxfords
of Every Kind, $6
rn .Ttrs ytii
. w . v .Jfi-f.
..., 1....1 1... i.i.,..i. i...i ?
inn 11 in mi, inuil ll'tlllll'I, et'M
patent-leather oxfords for dancing
are here! Hiogue styles or Eng
lish lasts Straight lace or Iilucher.
You am pretty sure to find what
you want'
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IICOAL
2240 Lb., to Every Tod '
' For 35 Year
I I I We Serve You Right
1 1 OWEN LETTER'S!
11 Yard That Hat No Equal j
I Trenton Ave. and
j I I Westmoreland St
Hell Frunkford Z1B0
Krntenc Call 233
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Put a New Summer Dress on the HomeIt Need Cost But Little
24 New and Pretty
Patterns in Cretonnes
20c, 25c and 35c Yard
Bright, well-printed colors that will hold. Fully
36 inches wide. Plenty of the large flower and leaf
designs in well-covered patterns. White, medium
and dark grounds.
2000 Yards of Khaki
Awning Duck, 35c, 40c
28 inches wide, sturdy, weather-resisting duck.
Just the thing for awnings and porch curtains.
Kino for emergency cui tains for sleeping porches.
Some ingenious people will make oblong tent
liko coverings to put ovor small cars at seashore
places whero garages aie not plentiful.
Window Shades at 75c
They're good water-color shades on spring
l oilers and all the small bits of hardware are in
cluded. Colors arc two shades of green, two of
tan and white. Oil-color shades arc $1.
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Couch Hammocks
Special, at $12.50
The plain story of this is that a certain manu
facturer wanted our couch hammock business nnd
agreed to make this hammock for us at less than
his regular price. It is covered with grav or khaki
duck, good looking anil durable.
It has additional features of a stiong angle
11 " frame, excellent springs, and a good mattress.
Other couch hummocks with the same sound
virtues, variously finished, aio $11.50 to $35.
Linene for Slip Covers
Special, 25c a Yard
28 inches wide, firmly woven and in the usual
st"Pes. Worth buying now and quickly at this
Window Awnings Ready
to Hang
Khaki, $3.50 Tnn Stripes, $3.75
We say, without hesitation, that these are tho
next best thing to custom-made awnings. They are
carefully made with a generous use of material,
over strong galvanized round irons.
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Rugs Have Dropped in Price
in some instances to half. But at the present time wholesale prices show u decided
firmness, and it is believed that there will be no further lowering for a while
But whichever way they go, there is no need to hesitate and hold ofT when the
home really nqgds rugs, for our prices are below today's regular fair prices.
7.6 x 9 Feet Rugs 8.3 x 10.6 Feet Rugs 9x12 Feet Rugs
Tapestry rugs, $14 and Tapestry rugs, $16.50 and Axminster r u e ., $37.50
$19. $22.50. nJ di en B '
. l"JJ!ic,ept,on?Vy . Vy 1uallly' seamless velvet rug, 9x12 feet, in taupe or
gray, is $37.50, considerably less than today's lowest wholesale quotation. Suitable
For living rooms or ofiiccs.
Colonial Rag Rugs Japanese Straw Rugs
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miss variety, made on stout warps and careful l.v
woven. Serviceable as well as picturesque.
18 x 36 inches, 55c
24 x 36 inches, 85c
24 x 48 inches, $1.15
30 x 60 inches. $1.65
7 feet, $3.50 8 x 10 feet,
9 feet, $6.75 9 x 12 feet,
4 x
6 x
$9.75
$11.75
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durable and will give long and excollent service.
Wo en on double wnrps to make them doublv
strong. The attractive pattorns are stenciled in
oil and the iiiks are carefully bound.
36 x 72 inches, $1.50
4.6 x 7.6 feet, $2.75
6x9 feet, $4.50
8 x 10 feet, $6.50
9x 12 feet, $7.50
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