Wmjm 'iU i ibii r t WW ' mpjm Jj ,' - v? fifflr W , ; - V' J V 4 , 'W .-' "U! : ft " ' nrj i ". I f s V LEDGERr-PHILADELPHIA, THURSDAY, MAY ' 19, 1921 ' .. r j. n. i a & EVENING PUBLIC (1 HI i It GION TO INVITE ALLIES' LEADERS Voch, Diaz, Boatty and Others Rn Asked to tmona L Convention OF POST DOINGS MEWS ffi .. .1m j1tAtnf1 tllft E urork Of ''" . ,! mp!nl n. darlrtt"6'" Vltntio In the ncnr future irom the American Le sion to lie their ituoflts'nt flic Legion convention nt Knnnns City no.t October. Mnnthnl Foeh, Oniernl Dins, commander of the Itnllnn Armv In i f lm AiiatrtnnR Arlmtrnl SJ David Hentty. nnd n dlstlni?ulBlied Wf '"' ",,, ...Ill . .t,,1 .U.nJ P,l. (n KOHIICr Will IX- Urmii I" ..,.. rtf convention. Nntlonnl Commander i W (inlbrnlth hnH designated Thomns r Miller, of Wilmington, Del., Alien Pr'oiierty Ctistndinn. to present nn lnvl SSw. through the Tlrltlsh Kmbnvsy. to iilmlrnl Bentty. With other rcprcscn htfr he will forward the invitation thfouith dlplomntlc channels to the other jirtlngulshed gucstH. The monthly meeting of Yeomen (V) Pott No. W), at the 1'nrlsh House, Lo 0,t and Sydenham streets, was nil. itmti Tuesdn evening by V illlam II. Srry, of the County Committee. Mr. fhiBirry spoke on the preparations for , Legion Field Day June 4. The noit will Mil programs at the field and kino will compete In some of the events. A letter from the College Settlement. (Unending the work done by the post i the hint venr watt rend nt the meeting. 1 The William T. Shetzlinc Post No. 00 Safe Milk For Infants 4 Invalid iO COOKING The "Food " Drink" for AH Agea. Quick Lunch at Home, Office, and Fountains, Ask for HORUCK'S. .Avoid Imitations & Snbstitatqp M-jssr SHTO m Hi mT ) CUTICURA FOR HAIR AND SKIN For promoting and maintain' ing beauty of skin and hair Cuticura Soap and Ointment are unexcelled. Cuticura Tal cum is an ideal powder, re freshing and cooling to most delicate skins. Iiapt. Ink rrnW Mill SMtftt "Cttt.or.Lifc. mterlM.Dtpi ISO, Hald,nIMm." Soldtfirj w(ict SMpgt Ointment tt and Mc. TilalmSc. VFCuttcur Soup bav wltkoat mm. kninniiiiKf t iiummnit One-Day Outings! From PHILADELPHIA COAL REGION TAMAQUA V$3.25 MAHANOY CITY nound Trio OILBERTON MAHANOY PLANE nllRVANnnAU ffiRADXILLE $3.50 nnntirtxT 1 Round Trio MT. CARMEL and SIIAMOKIN NKXT HVNnAY. MAY 22 iB,l!1!l..trln ' n4lnr Tr. P" 7.00 A. U.. itopplnr t Co lumbii Ato Jluntlntdon Bt M.nt. I.. . ConthahorVen and Kerrli. ." (D Kalb St.), New York $3.00 , Bound Trip Every Other Sunday Tat KxcritHioN, may so n'.i'L'L"1"..1"" ."4tnr T.r motion, Logan and J.nkintown. Gettysburg $3.50 Round Trip Sl'NDAY, MAY 20 bImW .r,n. I'" Ittadln Tr- n (I), Kalb Ht ). SEASHORE $1.50 Hound Trip AT, JJVnilY RI'NDAY ATLANTIC CITY OCEAN CITY WILDWOOD and CAPE MAY VI Atlnntlo City Hnllroad V,Vr ? Cltr. Wlldwood and Caw Sj2Mrm .liVois. Vm : S: conducted the funeral of Hnmucl W. Jonc, 2Till South Tenth street, IrtRt nuturdny. Jones was formerly of Com l"iy O, 140th Infantry. Thirty-seventh Division. A gunrd of honor accom panied the body to Holy Cross Cemetery nnd n squatl fired the last salute over tho grave. The post nlso conducted the funeral of Frnnk .T. Koehlcr, 11)20 Month Front street. Koehlcr was n Bailor nnd died from Injuries received in tnc service. ,An escort anil liring oquntl of snllorn from the Navy Yard accompanied the body to the cemetery. On May 211 the Itcv. Edward ('. Ktinkle. chanlntn of the Hcrnard V. Schlegel Post, West Chester, will con duct n mcmorlnl service In the First Baptist Church, West Chester. DAUGHTER BRINGING BODIES OF COL AND MRS. PIERCE Mrs. Dewltt Jones Sailing Tomorrow From Antwerp Will Arrive May 30 W'.tli tho bodies of her parents, Colo nel nnd Mrs. Chnrles C. Pierce, both of whom died In France recently, Mrs. Dewltt Clinton Jones will sail on an army trnnrport tomorrow from Antwerp en route to thla country. Sirs. Jones' homecoming will mark the end of a fateful journey, which be- fan when she left her home in St. ,ouls and sailed for Neullly to rencHi the bedside of her dying mother. She reached the hospital April '21 just n day before Mrs. Pierce tiled. After the funeral In Paris she remained to nurse her father, who was stricken with in fluenza nt Tours, his illness being su perinduced, friends say, by grief over his wife's death. Colonel Pclrce died May 10. Upon the arrival of tho bodies nt IIo boken, they will immediately be shipped to Arlington Cemetery nt Washington nnd burled with appropriate ceremonies. It is expected that they will arrive here about Memorial Day. Colonel and Mrs. Pierce were well known in this city. The former WaB rector of St. Matthew's P. E.'Ciiurcii, Eighteenth direct nnd Oirnrd avenue, for a long period. Colonel Pierce bail been n chaplain In Hie nrmy for more thnu thirty cnrs nnd was called from the retired list by Ocncral Pershing to serve us chief of the Graves Registra tion Service. "Seladangs!' screamed the Malays One of tho-most dangerous ani mals on earth not o live one in capthity. It cad how one eela. dang kent 10 armed men, trained nnimnl hunters, up a tree for a day and a night in Charles Mayer's thrilling adventures in Trcngganu "Up a Tree in the Jungle" among Other interesting features in June RomEra Out today-all news-stands- 35c u copy Stnd $1 uith your futmm and adttntt and rrr.ii. (A. n4i 5 cvptti n.pt. C, ASIA rUDUSIUNC COMPANY 627 Lsxlnglon Arenua New York w. .. . . ' ,l,dltll"' to th. aboro fai.tti ' "rtnllnl Information Conault g Ainta S Dyers fhila. & Reading 1 . - M Railway 1 I This book is for you ! IT tells about a filing cabinet that is more than a filing cabinet a cabinet that protects its contents while it is keeping them ready for instant reference. It is the only filing cabinet with steel-plus-asbestos construction. The only filing cabinet with an auto matic safety latch which operates the instant the drawer is shut. The only filing cabinet which has withstood a thirty-minute test in the Fire Underwriters' furnace with heat reaching 1,000 degrees. Call, write or telephone today for your copy of the booklet which tells about the Fire-Wall Filing Cabinet 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 moke 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. Yawman and Frbe MFG-(p. Filing Syttm Service, Equipment and SupptUi 1013 Chestnut St., Philadelphia TKI.EPIIONKB IIKI.L, WALNUT 107 KKY8TONK, KACK t7-lfl Qy FILING CABINETS FILING SUPPLIES SYSTEM Headquarters for Best Nursery Furniture Lovely Bassinettes In white or ivory ennmelcd wicker, decorated with pink or blue hand-palntcd flowers, and trimmed with point d'espr t over pink or blue silk and ribbons. Also Untrimmcd Bassinettes, or we will trim them to order as vou wish. These arc amonff the articles that have Riven us the supremacy in pretty, practical things for Baby's comfort. Dougherty's Faultless Bedding r'Hl'tr" 1632 CHESTNUT STREET Am$$?&T?W. Everybody's Friend A monopoly nobody wants unscrambled! There is no Sherman Law against a monopoly of Good Will. No trademark need fear the Supreme Court because it has a far-reaching, interlocking hold on the Good Will of the public. Here is the only beneficent monopoly possible. And as for secret rebates, trade agreements, exclusive territories and the like they simply do not exist; they are so unnecessary for the trade mark owning the public Good Will as to be ob viously silly. Even with the most splendid product it takes years to win a national monopoly of Good Will in any line. It is easier now since war has plowed in new habits and new thoughts. Butterick Publisher The Delineator (?2J0 a Year) Th Designer ($2.00 a Year) REID AND FORT Copyright, 1921, A. B. Klrschbaum Company Three Feature Groups Of Men's Fine Suits Each group $10 to $15 below the average Phil adelphia clothing price! Group No. 1 All-wool cheviots tailored by the Kirschbaum shops stylish and serviceable. The type of suits usually priced at 40 or S45. Group No. 2 Herringbones ! Worsteds ! Soft finish worsteds ! Serges ! Pencil stripes I Kirschbaum tailored ! Compare them in design, work manship and fabric with the usual 50 suit. Group No. 3 HO A line variety of the better fabrics from cheviots to worsteds-tailored especially for us by the Kirsch baum shops. Worthy of compari son with most 55 and 60 suits. Our windows tell the the story! REIP F WINDSOR ROOM 1204 Chertnut St. 11 SOUTH 15th ST. 11 founded In 1894 li 4 STRAWBRIDGE & CLOTHIER NO W AD AYS, when every man's dollar must command the greatest possible return, it is pleas ing to know that this Store has as sembled an un usually extensive stock of Clothing, dependable in style and quality. Here, for in stance, are smart Spring Suits from the Stein - Bloch Company and Hart, Schaffner & Marx, and the "Alco" Shops. Then there are our own smart "Wick ham" Suits and hundreds of Suits of other dependable makes. Best of all these Suits arc marked at prices one-third less than it was- necessary to jay for equal grades last year. They are $25.00 to $67.50. In several special lots prices are one half the prices of last year. t - Straw bridge & Clothier Sicond floor Hast A Special Purchase of 1200 Men's IMPORTED Straw Hats $225 bpic - span, brand - new Sennit Straws for which men would ordinarily have to pay almost double. Scores of distinctively new shapes to all sizes from 6 to 7V. StruubrlilKe S. Clotlnrr Second Kluor Murk laaaJ 0 choose from, et Street and HaM 2000 Fine Percale Shirts a Special Lot to Sell at $1.50 They conform in every way to our exacting specifi cations for making, fit and quality. Best of all we can sell them at the rate of FOUR Shirts for the usual price of THREE ! The percale is of fine quality, in handsome stripe effects that are of indelible colors $1.50. Also a special lot of Pajamas at $1.65, and Night Shirts at $1.25. I i - Str mliruUe dothier i: n Mori L,ilith Street Men's Washable Neckties Displaying a wide variety of new ideas and color combinations which must be seen to be fully appreciated. 50c, 75c, $1.00 and $1-50 ln-V SirawbrlilKF & Cluthlir Mule 1 Mirkit Mreet tmKiWSmKCZim To-morrow! One Hundred Maline-Hair Hats $10 $12 $14 A new lot just from our workrooms. Some large, drooping shapes, others in slight poke effects, one of the latter sketched. Chiefly in black, trimmed with rib bons, flowers and ostrich fancies Dress Hats in the full sense of the word. New Trimmed Hats, Special, $6. 75 The last group went so quickly we made an extra effort to get these in readiness. All Straw Hats in fash ionable shapes, sizes and shades, beautifully trimmed, many with the fashionable ribbon trimming. New Matrons' Hats at $4.50 All of the distinct type known as Matrons' Hats, a? id very smartly trimmed. Ribbon-Trimmed Hemp Hats $9.00 Of fine imported Hemp in plain bhades or with white tubular rolled edge, trimmed with moire and satin ribbon one sketched. .-- rtDriaEo k I lothlor Uumm I tut.r M.tr .t rn- Wnii Safe Storage for Furs and Clothing Not only safe storage, but the low tempera ture of our cold storage vaults prolongs the life of Furs and renews their lustre. A telephone call or a postal will bring our messenger to your door, if within our delivery system. Charges are mod erate. W7 W-- Btrawbrldf & C'lomier atcoiui Floor, Kllbrt ItrHt UmbreQ For Men and Women Special, $2.50 Coverings of fine American (cotton) taffeta with tape edge,1 well-mounted on sturdy paragon frames. Women's styles with handles of plain or fancy carved wood, some with bakclitc top, finished with wrist cord others with ring. Men's styles with handles of plain or carved wood, some with bakclite ends, in hook and crook styles. fitrawbrldire t Clothlfr Aisle 1 Market Street Blou ses A Little Group of Exquisite Styles $18.00 to $50.00 In the French Salon is a charming group of Crepe Geor gette and Crepe do Chino Blouses, chiefly one of a model. White models predominate, but some of the smartest are of ecru, exquisitely trimmed with lace dyed to match, net and hand - embroidered designs. Blouses, Panel Blouses and Over-Blouses that are so im portant a part of the fashionably-gowned woman's summer wardrobe $18.00 to $50.00. titrau tirldirx A Clothier Trench Salon, Third Floor West Corsets S. & C. Special Frqnt-lace Models $4.50 to $18.00 Worthy your special atten tion, these new models in S. & Co. Special Corsets. They lace in front, giving the smooth, flat lines in back that fashion re quires. At $4.50 Model L-302, for slender figures. Of light-weight pink brocade; low bust, medium long hips and substantial boning. At $5.00 Model 361, for average figures. Of light-weight brocade, with low bust, long hips, heavy boning and clastic section in back. At $5.50 Model L-301. of pink coutil; all-elastic top; long hips; substantial boning with free hip space. At $7.50 Model N-357, of light-weight coutil. Low bust with semi-elastic top, long hips, substantial boning, elastic sec tions back and front, with free hip space. At $9.00 Model R-360, for average full figures. Low bust with elastic section at the top in back, also at the ends of the back steels. Straw brlrtH it t Inthler Third Floor .trrlet Street Weit u 1847 J? Rogers Bros. Silver-plated Table Ware Leads m quality and beauty of deuigtu Coffee and Tea Serv ices, Vcpctablc Dishei, Platter. Silver-plated Flatware in all deeigns Await your selection. Every thing in correct Table Silver that the hostess or the June britle can desire is on display. Single pieces, dozens, or com plete Sets in handsome chests are shown in our Silverware Store. The Newest Pattern The Ambassador Will delight the lover of beau tiful Silverware. Be sure to see this design in Knives, Forks, Spoons and all "pieces of Flat ware. St! iinhrldfi Clothier .!le S Mrltct Street Lingerie Night Gowns Special, $2. 75 Fine Nainsook Night Gowns, fastened in front, with round neck and thrco-quarter-Iength sleeves. Daintily lace-trimmed $2.75. OTHEIt GOOD VALUES ICnvelope Chemises Ot nainsook, trimmed with Inco and embroidery, also ribbon-run em broidery beading $2.50. Drawers Of nainsook, embroidery-trimmed $2.75. Straight Chemises Of soft nninsook, beautifully trim med with lace and ribbon threaded beading $2.60. Corset Covers Ami French model of nainsook, embroidered and lace-trimmed $1.75. Combinations Corset Cov-er-and-drawers of nainsook, trimmed with lace $1.00. Htrawbrldi at Clothier Third Floor, Wot t v a 1 M ... 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