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EVENING PUBLIC tiEDGEPHlEADELPHIA, FRIDAY,. MAY 20, f921
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VORGE IS ASKED
BY GEORGE BIDDLE
War Romance Ended, Lieuten
ant Suo3 Daughter of a.
,. Dawson Coloman
FRONT
cup SERVED AT
MRS. OEORC.tf niUDLR
Mrs. Anne Colemnn Riddle, who did
mfrgcncr nld work in tho devastated
regions of France during the war, hns
ben nnmed ns defendant in a suit tor
divorce filed by George Blddlc, a, for
mer army lieutenant.
The raarrlago was the outcome of a
pretty war-time romnnee and was cel
bratcd August 3, 1017, nt the home of
the bride's father, 13. Dawson Coleman,
then Iking at 1830 Rlttenhousc square
Mrs. Blddle, now said to be living
In Paris, ha.s been called upon to file an
answer to the Milt In Common Pleas
Court No. fi on or before .Tunc C.
Mrs. Uiddlc made an cnvlnble record
lack of the front-lino trenches when the
Germans were still hurling divisions
sralnst the Allied lines. Much of her
I first-aid work was among the peasants
Giiticura Soap
The Healthy
Shaving Soap
CttkiraSaapabavM without nif. ErtrrwhirtlSc.
Canadian North. Rwy. 52s, 1922
Georgia Lt, Pow. & Rwy. Gs, 1941
Durham Public Service 8s, 1931
Public Service of N. J. 7s, 1922
Evansvillc Gas & Elqc. 5s, 1932
DuQuesno Light Co. 7'2s, 1936
M?Cown&Cct
Land Title Bid., Phila Pa.
Kamiera riMadtlsMa Stock Xtehmiin
NEW USE FOR
OIL OF CLOVES
Doctor Discovers New 'Treatment
for Skin Troubles
Willi trylnr for quick ntldot
for aunhurn. Dr. Oeoreo A. Iluntlne.
en of Baltimore's Iwnt-knoun rtruc
(lata, fouml tliat oil of cloves when
combined with a Erea.les Skin
Cream, aoothea the nerves of dla
eaaed or Injured akin an easily us It
tlIeUtes tho liangu of toothuche
It knocked Eczema so ciulrkly lin
leas Skin Cream.
tio it the. name Noxzem Orease-
Jar, or
pi uai-
Aak your drmrelat for a
the .Noxzfma Chemical Co..
limore. Aid., will mull nu a mtu.
Vfnlr jar upon receipt of this clip
Pine and luc to cover poatimo and
ptcklnir. .lrh.
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HOME OF SERVICE
$350
Jacob Bros.
Piano,
$225
Slightly Uted
Fine Condition
Guaranteed
Beautiful Tone
Easy Terms
25 Other Bargains for
Saturday
G.W.HUVERCO.
1031-33 Chestnut St.
.VICTROLAS RECORDS
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whose homes had been wrecked by ar
tillery firo or who had1 been forced to
flco before the advance of the enemy.
.i Mmn,d'1!0V,w,, wn ft l'"tenant in
tho Officers' Reserve Corps, is thirty
six years old, and lives at 2017 Pino
street. Ho is the son of tho late Al
gernon 3. Kiddle. He was a first coisln
of Julian O. Kiddle, of the Lafayette
bscadrllle, who wan shot down In an
air battlo over the German lines in
Li J. I
BROOME A SCOUT
uuiMiioMucm ui ocnooiB fciected a
Member
The spring meeting of the Philadel
phia Council, Hoy Scout of Amcrlcn,
was held nt the Racquet Club. Six-
i V1 " A,rcrt sou,h of '"nlnut. last
iiiB.il. ut. t nnricf u. . Jiart. clmirman,
presided. Dr. R. C. Broome. Rimrln.
tendent of public schools, was elected
t inernbcrshln. He praised cnthusl
nstlcally the work being carried on In
tins city and elsewhere by tho Bov
Scouts.
The construction of new enmps for
the summer and the outline of spring
utiin.li.- iicre cuiuiurrcn. It was an
nounceu .iicmoriai JJny encampments
will be held at Perklomcn Junction,
viiuii jiiiuv inn, uump nn Jtcnssc
lacr, Camp Hill nnd Valley Forge.
IMl TCIK
UWMJll
SHOPPING TODAY!
We're very convenient Jo
ine neat snorni onr terr-
Ice la exlrrmelr prompt I
our foods refreshlnr.
Menu Chnnred Dnllr
lonivf 3537 South 16th
"Europe' Leading Car"
FIAT
For Immediate Delivery
30 miles to gal.
K776 Open
13550 Sodan
Delivered
Including Tax
Potter-Dleslnger Motor Co.,
2207 Chestnut St.
LARGEST OLD BOOK STORE IN AMERICA
If Leary's kept
KAAlfQ a visitors' book,
UUUlVd names of the
ft a ii ah t most famous Peo
uvuliii pie wno ever
visited Philadel
phia would be found registered
therein. And we have many
"regulars" men and women,
who dropped in, once to find a
certain book, but who continue
to come because they found sat
isfaction and quiet enjoyment.
School and College Text Books
Learys Book Store
Ninth Street Below Market
(Opposite Postoffico)
Colored .
' Glass
Wonderfully Rich Solid Amber,
Royal Purple, Blue, Topaz.
Vases, Bowls', Compotes, Candlesticks
$3.00 to $30.00
vVrriglit,Tynclale & van jRoden, Inc.
Reputed the Largest Distributors of High-Grndc Dinncrwnro
1212 Chestnut Street
Watches' Are
Sensible Gifts for Men
When you consider that a
watch is a lifetime companion
it is without question a gift
that will be highly prized by
the recipient.
A dependable watch is one
made of green gold and fitted
with a 17-jewcl Elgin move
ment $50.
S. Kind & Sons, mo chestnut st.
DIAMOND MERCHANTS JUWELEKS SILVERSMITHS
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Cream Buttermilk
the best spring drink
HERE is good health as well as
taste - goodness in buttermilk. A
true tonic that aids in cleansing
the system in
springtime.
And Supplee-Wills-J
ones
Cream Butter
milk gives you
this delightful
beverage at its
best creamy,
delicious.
Ask
Your
Driver
Supplee -Wills -Jones
r(fia ifSi
fin
Hi
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Resinol
would stop that Itching.
No matter how severe or
stubborn the trouble, un
less it is duo to some in
ternal disorder, Resinol
Ointment usually clears It
wayln areuonable tlmo.
Trrltandaa. At all droggltta.
Trial frea. Drpt. ll-T.
lUalnol, Jialtlmcra, Ui.
False teeth are not selF-cleansing
Caulk DENTURE CREAM
The tissues of the mouth are kept clean
by flowing saliva and moving muscles. But
a plate, remaining at rest against the roof of
the mouth, cannot clean itself. Plates and
bridgework should be kept clean by the easy
use of
Nothing else will do the work.
Buy a tube at any drug store
Tb-dyTb-morrow Only!
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Values,
up to
$14
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A S-pecial
Sale
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Women 's Gray Suede,
& Tan Russia Calf
Dress Pumps
A special purchase of nearly a
thousand pairs of beautiful
models from ZIEGLER BROS.
All the latest style slippers are here! With full Louis or
Custom made of finest gray suede and new
shade tan Russia calf.
Come Today or Tomorrow
and choose yours from the very
smartest of this season's styles!
Don't miss this extraordinary
money-saving opportunity.
It 18
Stylish
You Will
Find It
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7.45
All Sizes
All Styles
PoyalBoqt Sho
JLlMiiMWHHHMMa FOR WOMIli
ChestnutSt.
1208
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STRAWBRIDGE & CLOTHIER
PROFITABLE
READING
FOR MB
RICES governing our regular cloth
ing stock average one-third less than
those of last year. This means that
the famous Stein-Bloch, and Hart, Schaff
ner & Marx Suits, the "Alco" Suits and
our own carefully-tailored "Wick ham"
Suits at their present prices - -$25.00 to
$67.50- give you half again as much
value as the same money could command
in 1920. And such a wealth of styles and
and fabrics1-beyond question the finest
array in Philadelphia.
In Several of These Special
Lots Prices are One-Half
the Prices of Last Year.
Spring Suits with Extra Trousers
Of Tweeds, Herringbones and Serges
$27.50
Think of it! The smartest of new Suits for men and young men, tailored
with exacting care, of fine all-wool tweeds, herringbones and serge. And at this
price r$27.50 there's an extra pair of trousers to prolong the wear period almost
two-fold.
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mfr Our
Mr end Floor
hconomica
Stive You
Dollars
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Men Who Have Not
Yet Bought Straw
Hats Please Note
There is still nil excellent selection of smart
styles in this large special purchaso of liraiid
new Sennit lints, tlujt would ordinarily ull for
double but nre marked $2.25.
Genuine rnnaina Hats at $3.93 All perfect
and including new shnpes for men and young
men. Wortlt one-half more to three times this
price.
Leghorn Hats in thieo smart new shape.-, with
black or brown bands, to sell at a saving of more
than one-half $1.95.
Our own "Wiekham" one of the best Straw
Hat values in Philadelphia to-day. Sennit Stiaw
Hats in 20 different shapes. $2.C3.
straw brlrttu A C'lntlil, r
Second rioor Markot strict,
V.uut
A Clearance of Shirts
at $1.50
A clearance of broken nssortnionts from pto-k
and left-overs fiom previous sales. Nearly ail
are of woven-stripe mndras and they are woith
one-half more to double tho clear-away pi ice.
A wide assortment of patterns to choose fiom.
Straululilgi. i'lnililer
i:aat Store, Ulclu'i Street
Unusually Good Neckties
at 25c
Not what you would imagine "quarter" Neck
ties to be but of n quality in fabric, patterns
and workmanship heretoforo associated with
Neckwenr selling for two to three times this price.
Men aro buying them by dozen nnd half-dozen
lots 25c.
MrawbrlJiie & Clollilor
.Male 1 Miirkot -ttrert
Harl, Schaffner & Marx
Herringbone Suits $45
Unusually fine Suits, in smart spring
styles, well made of herringbone fabrics in
light tans and grays.
Spring- Suits Reduced to $23.00
and $33.00
Several hundred Worsted and Cassimere
Suits taken direct from our regular stock and
marked at sharp reductions.
"Alco" Suits at $30.00
New single- and double-breasted models, of .-mart
-tiipes and mixtures. Practical b nil sizes.
Men's and Young Men's Blue
Serge Suits, $25.00
.Men's and young nun'- single- and double
lueasted Suits of all-wool, tine-twill blue serge.
Men's "Alco" Blue Serge Suits
now $36.50
Very ununiml value at this price. All sios m
regular, stout, shoit, tall and slender proportions.
Youths' Long-Trouser Suits
$22.50 and $27.50
I.ong-trou-crs Suits for the luvd-to-tit youth of
UI to 19 j ears. Unusual values at these prices.
A Remarkable Lot of Top
Coats, $21.50, $29.50
More than 200 Ton Coats in youthful and con
sen ative styles at one-half last year's prices.
Gabardine Coats, $35.00
Shower-proof Top Coats of the best gabardine
ui a good tun shade.
Raincoats, now $15.75
Men's and young men's light-weight Raincoats
l sniKU- jum UOUD e-le.tlllo liihrux: n
half price.
netnge
Hundreds of Pairs of
Separate Trousers
At $1.50, $5.fi0 and $f.50 several hundred pairs
of escellently-tnilored Trousers, of desirable fabrics.
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Hci .nil t'lour
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The Things
Needed for Your
Favorite Sport
Get ready now for the great
out-door senson which will bo
given it3 official 'start Memorial
Day. You'll find the Straw
bridge & Clothier Sporting
Goods Store ready, capable nnd
eager to supply your needs of
athletic equipment. Dependable
quality is the only kind tolerated
here nnd prices nre the lowest,
consistent with merchandise of
such character.
Eventhing for Tennis
Rackets, from ?1.65 to $16.00.
Unlls, 60c. Also Court Mark
ers, Tapes, Poles, Racket Covers,
Presses, Shoes, etc.
Wlf Mw
Golfers' Needs
Clubs $5.00 to $8.00. Balls
00c to $1.00. Bags $1.50 to
$30.00. Golf Suits of tweeds and
other fabrics, elastic-back coat,
knickerbocker trousers $25.00
to $30.00.
SPECIAL Complete Golf
Outfits bag, 5 clubs nnd 2
balls $20.00.
Camp Equipment
Tents of all kinds from small
Boy Scout Tents of brown can
vas, at $6.50. un to, luxurious
Auto Camp Traileis for motor
campers or tourists.
Camping Stoves, Duffle Bags.
Blankets, Canvas Buckets and
Basins, Firearms, Cutlery. Fish
ing Tackle everything else the
camper needs.
For Base Ball
Gloves $2.00 to $11.00. Balls,
Masks, Protectors, Uniforms,
Shoes, etc.
SPECIAL We can uniform
your team in time for the Me
morial DttV game. Uniforms
$7.30 to $22.00.
Old Town Canoes
A creat many of the popular
Old Town models, including the
famous Sponson non-capsizable.
unsinkablc Canoes, are carried
here in stock, rcadv for imme
diate delivery. Striking new
color effects. Paddles, Motors
and all other canoeists' supplies.
Bicycles
A wonderful line, including
the famous Wavcrlv. at S49 75.
$34.50. $53.50 and SfiO.00. Kay
Juvenile Bicycles $49.50.
Tires, Lamps, Bells nnd other
accessories.
Mr.mi.rV. & CI ithie
Vjurt'i rioor
Inexpensive
Neck Furs
However inexpensive they
may be,, they nre to the costume
what the proper light is to a
picture they "bring it out."
Xuluml Mini:, S1J.00 to floO.OO
Siberian Squirrel. S1.00 to $110
0(f.iiyi!, SlO.?r to SJJ.oO
Stotie Iartcv, S10.no to SflO 00
Kitttiitv Fitch. S1&.00 to S3S.00
Jaiancc Marten. .?. to $Z7.jO
Aittrl-a Foe. tio.oo hi $nr.r,o
Gray Cnrnrvl. i,li!.r0 to S'.'.OO
Inland Fo.r Scarf., $12.73
Ituimian Kolinsky , S?( to STJ.00
I'a'aijonian Ff. U..riO to S.to.uu
Canadian Wolf, AJO.00 to Soo.00
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Bogs' Hats
For Summer Wear
Straw Hats, ncwe-t models, in
bind;, brown or navy blue $2
to $4.00.
Wash Hats, shade- to match
ua-di suits SI. 00 to S2.00.
White Dull Middy Hats, spe
cial 55c.
'VesTe. Barry Lids" for
sports wear, special 95c.
Sumniei Cups, new patterns
$1.50.
-lr i ln tj. A. Ii '1 nr
S ull 1 ii i rill i I street l.Jit
Small Girls'
New Parasols
Plain shade-, ruffled or boi
dered, gail flowered and fig
ured styles, of cotton, mercer
ized cotton, silk poplin or taf
feta silk, some with wrist coids,
others with lings $1 to $3.50.
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Hi 7 Markal Stnet
Petticoats
Special!
Special at $11.95 Black or
Colored Silk Jersey Petticoats,
with tucked and plaited flounces
of tnffeta silk. '
Special at $1. 50 Pretty
Petticoats of flowered cotton taf
feta, with tucked and plaited
flounces.
,trnL.t i Ire & I lotlilar
hn uml Flour, Wt
MARKET ST.
KIGIITII ST.
FILBERT ST.
STRAWBRIDGE & CLOTHIER
MARKET ST.
EIGHTH ST,
PILUEKT ST.
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