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AYOR TO ATTEND
COMMENCEMENT
"Members of Cabinet Also Ex
pected at Germantown High
( Exercises Tonight
161 WILL GRADUATE
The Mayor and members of hl. cabi
net are expected to attend coramenre
bnt exercises of the graduating class
of the Oerinantown High School to be
Jield at 8 o'clock thin evening
ThU .venr'it clasa Includes 101 girls
and sixty boys. '
Following the invocation by the Rer
Dr. William Barnes Loner, the nlu
tatory, written by Knthryn Beatrice
Valentine, will be delivered by Caroline
Turner
Dr. Andrew Fleming West, dean of
the Graduate School of Princeton Uni
versity, will deliver the address, and
another address will bo given by the
Rev. Rogers S Forbes. Dr. rlarry F.
Keller, tho principal, will nwnrd the
diplomas.
Prizes will be presented by Prof.
Samuel E Hcrger. followins which me
morials will be preented. The vale
dictory, written by Wilbur Lynne
Whetbcrill. will be delivered by Thomas
Edward Coe. Jr.
The program will be Interspersed
With singing and selections bj the High
School Orchestra.
The list of graduates follows :
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School graduation tonight
61 LANSDOWNEGRADUATES
Musical Numbers Will Be Features
at Tonlght'o Commencement
A musical program with chonis sing
ing is planned for the commencement
of the Lansdowne High School in the
school auditorium this evening. Slxtv
rne students will receive diplomas. The
graduates:
CENTRAL
HIGH
GIVES
DEGREES
152 Graduates Awarded Di
plomas and Certificates at
Commencement Exorcises
LARGEST CLASS IN HISTORY
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Ulldred Adcrmsn
B. lUrtenslager
Adiltld Bfitn
EllMboth IVatty
Jults, Boyd
OUdy Brrnnan
ElUabnth Bush
M. Cadws.IIs.dsr
Mirths. Campbell
Pauline Chapman
Ruth Conkllnir
Jsn Dln
Elttbth Davis
Dorothr Dsilott
Xtanr Derbyshire
V. M. Dibert
Mslbs. Dlnslo
SjrMlls. Doan
Anna. Elston
Clara Caber
Muriel Fellows
Florence Fox
Ruth 0rhart
Elizabeth Olbten
Winifred Clover
fytvta, Qorson
Vlrrlnla Orwnbsrr
LouHo JIarklns
Grace Htgrlns
Ruth Hodgson
Marie Holland
Dorothy Kolb
Dorothy Lafferty
Elliabth Levy
Mary Lower
Courtney McCard
Inez Nlchuala
Retina Nusbaum
Dorothy O'Brien
Janet Redman
Florence Roberta
Charlotte Hos
Us.rrs.rtt Scharfe
Evelyn Schwarz
Ewlyn Seeger
tdythe Sharp
orothy 8myth
dlth Tawreaey
Rebecca Thompson
'Kthryn Vaientlne
Kathryn IVIlllameon
sdna Tounc
race Ad am a
Inaa Bacon
Marlon Barnea
Helen Baylea
.Ruth Black
'Kathleen Blair
Helen Brown
Marie Caator
Marlon Conro
)xi DavU
KlUr-th Donaldson
'Eleanor Erwtn
luth (Irifrtn
-Mian Groves
tdythe Hiwklnj
Horenci Henderson
onjthy Homllter
(Rebecca Iv'eenan
Asnea Lamb
Marlon Leedom
Oertrnde Lehr
Acnra Maude
Pladva Mlllln
Paulino Morlev
Mildred Opjenlandr
Ansrlle. Tettlford
Ruth PhllllDj
M. Grace Pre.lleer
Margaret Rpaney
Katlrj'n Rmaiey
Helen Rhoade
Kxtherlno Ulrtdte
Kvelyn Sandlford
Ha Baubcrblatt
Iwil"e Shafr
Bessie Sharp
Xithrvn Stoker
i;dna. T'vld
"arolvn Turner
Emma Wallach
Ala Whltakor
Alb rta White
Dorothy v.'llenx
Ednh WlUlmtson
Mllllcent Wrk
Marlon Ier
f'iriili Imbeal
Msrle Lud"Cher
Mauil- Minister
Ellzibeth Mureh
Darthei Van Horn
Onorze Alspnch
Victor Blebr
J R rwrtler
Norman farpenter
Richard Conly
J C Cummin
Richard J DeLong
D W Eleeman
J. M Entwlsle
Herbert Fltztny Jr
Bernard M Goetz
Frank Gummey
Charles Hottle
D W Hulburd Jr
Roger Johnaon
Hlehard Krlebel
Thomas MacFarland
Martin Melcher
Kenneth Mevercord
George L. Parker
Bernard Qulnn
C Rlttenhoute. Sd.
A 7.. Smith Jr
Richard Snlely
William Tavlor. Jr
Wilbur Wetherlll
Alexander Whitney
Albert Whlttleaey
Albert winters
8 L. Wolff Jr.
E E. Bally
Samuel Bender
C. R Buachner. Jr
Thomaa E Coe
B F Got rv al
Stnnley Oreen
Joaeph HemlngTeay
R M Hutchlnaoi
wmiam Phlller
Sherman Schultz
Edwin At 8nap
William J Suitor
Edward C Salgethy
Cheater J Zlernlckl
H Dlrksnn Ash
Franklin C. Murk
Robert Crowther
Harold Ekvall
C E Oerard
J Burton Henry
Herbert Ickler
Carl O Klalaa
Harry II McKInny
James L. MeVey
Merrltt N Rhoad
Charles Rlghter
Charles O. Roth
William B Talor
Samuel Stewart
Charles Kimball
GLOUCESTER GRADUATION
Twelve Students Receive Diploma
at High Commencement
The Gloucester City High School this
iternoon held its commencement exer
cise in the Apollo Theatre. There were
twelve graduates. The class with the.
members of the Hoard of Education and
clergy of the city were seated upon the
stage, while the teacher) occupied the
boxes.
Eluood Fielding Altmaur Frances
mlnga Barnard Marguerite Barnhlll,
Thti'hert Brhan Orace Lucille Hell
al-th Bell Mary H Blckley Allee Thelma
Diddle, Carl Newton Brown. George Evert
nrumneld Doroth E Burt Marie D Cas
acclo Ruth Elizabeth Colllngs, Thomas Gor
don Cooper Joeeph Crawford. Jr . Aubrey
Gilbert I'ummlngs. Rachel Elizabeth Dann,
Amanda H. Duff Robert Carey Ooodman
Mildred Elizabeth Hill Theodore frier Jen
kins Jr Armen Ellis KahukJIan Dorothy
May King Isabella Lourlka Koller Edln
Penchert Lang Doroths AVorlh LeFevrr
Elizabeth Etorkwell Leopold. Irene S Lllley.
Margaret Amy Locke Alice Orace Luft.
Iraac Serrlll Lvster. Jr. Ruth lona Lster
Gladys MahJrublan, Jesse Malln Mitlack
Gnn Mercer Mllllkln Anna Ocrtrud- Muth.
Louis Edward Narblnne. Marlon Fnnees
VDonnell Miriam Htzi'I Palmer Fran
cle Thoma Qulnlan Ruth Rdfle'd
Margery Redfleld Sue If Redherfer Walter
F S Ree Owen Brooks. Rhoads. Mar
earet Richards. William Luther Rlghter,
Katherlne Rutherford Waine Kendlg Sim
pler Betty Emmerson Stln. Sussanne Dur
nell Slocum William Ambler Strlngfellow
George Knorr Sturgts. Donald rrancls Titus.
Fleanor Marie Uhl. Florence r Vansndt
Marjorle Golden Volker Emily Dickey
White. J Harold Wilson iM Dorothy Bei
trice Wright
41 IN GRADUATING CLASS
John Hancock School Exercises Held
This Afternoon
Exercises for the graduating class of
the John Hancock School were held In
the main building. Twelfth street and
Fairmount avenue, this afternoon,
Seventeen girls and twenty-four boya
graduated. The program arranged
bv the teacher, Abraham Fagles, in
cluded : Medley of songs, by the class ;
reading of class history. Albert Bechtel:
prophecy, Charles Keasky : poem,
Jadore Shobet and MayHaydcn; prea
entation of gift to the school, picture
of Beethoven ; violin solo, Clara
Zagor; sketch, "The Boy Who Was a
Coward."
Addresses were made by Edwin W.
Adams, superintendent of District No.
0. and by uobert MacMillan, principal
of the school. The concert rloed
with the presentation of gifts to the
pupils and the reading of the valedictory
by Gregory Moses.
Rudolph Avers, Sr., Dies
Rudolph Ajers. Sr . father of Judge
Ayers. of Camden County DMrict
Coutt, died last night at his home. S17
Chetnut street, Camden, after an Ill
ness of sveral weeks. He wrts neventy
two years old. His death was due to
heart disease. In addition to his son
Judge Ajers, Mr. A.vern Is survived bv
a widow and one daughter, Jennie May
Aver
Central High School held Its 13flth
commencement exorcises to lay In the
school building nt Broad and Oreen
streets. There werv iTesent members of
many past graduating chsses, in addi
tion to the friends and families of the
students
There were 117 graduates ho were
awarded decrees by the High School,
while thirt-the joulhs received certifi
cates. The exercises were held In the
nssmbly room of the school. In accord
ance with old custom.
The valcdlctorv was delivered by
Henry Sarron I'nrker, while other ora
tions were delivered by othir clawtncn.
These follow . "Education," Manuel
i Trachtenberg ; "Tim Development of
High School Education in the United
. States-." Wlllard Krlebel Hecbner.
"Philadelphia, a Citj of World Fairs."
WIHIiiin Phillr Heuchert; and "The
1'nit.v of Spirit and Purpose." by Jacob
Morris Honikman.
The four honor men. in their order,
follow: Mr. Parker. Louis SchlNman,
Edwin tie Beer and William Heuchert.
David Louis Hurowitx. .Til South
Sixth street, fourteen years old. is the
youngest member of the class and one of
the youngest students ever graduated
from n Philadelphia high ftchool. He
supported himself while at school and
will enter the Wharton School of the
ITniversltv of Pennslvnnla in the fall.
Dr. John Lewis Haney, president of
the school, prcfcnted the degrees and
(ertlfientes. He said in his address that
It not only was the largest class in the
history of the High School, but the
largest proportion of any clafs. 60 per
cent, was goiinr to go to college. The
graduate;, when receiving diplomas and
degrees, broke precedent by squarely
facing the audience.
rrlz Awards
vtohn J Weaver Prize a gold watch and
chain Henry Warren Parker of classical
course, average. 05 o.
Freshman Prlzo Louis Benjamin Goldberg
Alliance Kranealse Prize Robert E Lee
Purls of the classical course honorable
mention to Henry Parker Bodley of the me
chanics arts
. Senior A Prize Henn Wtrren Parker;
honorable mention to Logan Wolfe Neal of
the academic course
Murrell Dobbins Prizes John Joseph Lln
oux. Walter John Raklta and George Rosen,
thai
Enjrllsh Philology Prlz Aaron Elmure
Athletic Scholarship Prize Alexander
Simpson Bauer of the acndemlc course
Oratorical Contest Prizes Senior gold
medal. Jacob H. Honikman, senior elher
medal Marruel Trachtenberg
Junior Oratorical Prizes Gold medal
Waller A Gay silver medal. Robert D
Abrahams
Isaac A Sheppard Prizes Gold medal
Jacob Theodore Baral silver medal. Walter
rrederlck Gartenlaub
The following received degrees :
Claaalrnl Course Ohirei S Cullman,
Maurice Ourbarg. Paul M C Hauser. Jamea
E Jones Abraham B. Magi!. Joseph A
Meurer, Jr.. Henry W Parker Weldon O
Pitt. Robert E. Lee Purls. Israel it.
Schechter, Louis Schllsman, Warren Henry
Scott, Harry Dexter. Soorkln, Frederick C.
Thomaa Jr Louis F. Weller
Lntln-Sclentlilc Course Gerhard O An
germann. Isadora fl. Bass, Alexander S.
Peuer Abraham H Besr Rorco E
Bonavltacola, Hyman Myer Brasof. J
Wilbur Drown Harold Clair. Dvld
Gladstone C.nrk John Eme'v -M.
Mitchell Collins. Maurice Comer Hugh Tay
lor Day. Edwin delleer, Leonard J DINnte.
Joseph Ehrenrelch. Samuel I, Feldman.
Charles 8 Frultman Louis Goldstein Eman
uel Gratz, Robert Halpern. Henry O Hart.
tn. B.rnard Hrmn .Motel llin Hn incrb
M. Honikman. Frederick D. Janoff, Bernard
B Kahan. Maurice W Kail Herbert J.
Kameler. Louis Kaplan, Alfred S Kocli Jr..
William J Muck Jneph M Vithnn Wil
liam E. Newmark Sidney Ntchola, David
W Nlesenbaum. Maurice Patt Morris P.
Pltock Charles Polls Samuel Reskof Joseph
Rltter Alexander Davis Rosen. Joseph H
Rosenberg. Isadora Satlnsky Walter Selde
man Harry Snyderman. George F Spiegel
man Alfred Morris Stark H Frederick
Stern. Maurice L Sufflon, Jacob Task, Er
nest Tatcher Robert S Thanhauser. Manuel
Trachtenberg, Frederick T Truganza. John
R. Waechter Charles H S Watklns.
Charles B. Welsberg David Weiss. Court-
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NORTHEAST HIGH
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GRADUATE 94
ALEXANDEIt SIMPSON BAUER
President of today's graduating
alass at the Control llfgh School
,sndJr wh,,i.J.?- snn"l A. Zerltsky, Da
vm Zlmrlng, Philip Zlnman.
MecJianlo AH Cours Andtew C Alio-
Say, k, ,,UrrJ'.. p' J?'1? Samuel C.
Bookbinder. Harry Cherken. Frank Fa
netll, Fred . R Farrow, Jr., Walter
F Oartenlaub, Solomon Gerofsky. Julius It
Ooldbertr Edward L, Green, Karl fl Kal
man, Philip KunU. Hyman Louis Lasky
Louis J Levlnsyn. Meyer Malln. Albert C
8chwelzerhof Henrv I Slgmond Isadore
Stein. Jacob Wesnefsky
..ronIl,n t'ojnmerct Julius Cadez Ixiuls
M Cohen William J. David. Her-mn-..v
.ravl"' John Dlchter, Sam
uel W Ettelson Abraham Galman Wl.
Mam P Heuchert. Dald L. Hurnwttz.
Maurice Krauae Samuel Levitt. Theodore
Edwin Meranze. Howard William Ott. Wll.
Ilam Pepper Harry E Pomerantz, Benjamin
Rudnlck. Earl W. Russell, Joseph B Sett
chlk. Moses L Sickles, Attllto A Spatola.
Those who received diplomas are !
Industrial Arts Coure James D 'Cook
Frank B. Curley, Jr David P, Earnahaw.
Ranald Erdmann, Lewis U Ootsclinll Willis
M Hanson. Wlllard K Heobner. William II
Hofknecht. Donovan R. Jonea. Samuel It
Kerlln Harry T Le, George C Lenz
Harry C. Lex. Markwell J Lotke. Alfred
O McClean Jr Walton L. McDanlels John
J Mlnoux. Harry A Moser. John H. Purdy
Walter J Ratkltz. Paul H. Regester. Ber
nard Rife Albert E Rohr, George Rosen
thal John II Rouse, Paul F. Schlatter
Charles H Schneider Abner M Schoener.
THIRTY-THREE TO GRADUATE
Darby High School to Hold Exer
cises Tonight
Thirty -three students will receive di
plomas this evening at the commence
m,ent exercises of the Darby High
School, to be held In the school audi
torium beginning at 8 o'clock.
Dr. Frederick Maroney, director of
physical education of the New Jersey
Department of Public Instruction, will
address the graduating class. The di
plomas will be presented by Alonzo H
Yocum, secretary of the Darby school
board. The graduates:
Mildred Bames, James Maurice Graham
Wllhelmlna Johanna Keene, Eleanor Ma
Monttgue. Jennie Viola Lewis, Ruth Arietta
Welden, Frank Wilbur Godfrey. Margaret
Hutchinson Frances Mclntjre. Stexenson
Paul Beechwood, Alexander Averlch, Eliza
beth Sourln Anderson, Elizabeth Louise
Creuger Samuel Goodwin Eackerd, Mildred
Beatrice Fisher. Helen Elizabeth Franklin.
John Henry Swope, Irene Martha Pohlaen,
Ruth Margaret Smith. Earle Francis Reese.
Andrew Botce Anderson, Helen Elizabeth
Kent, Jeanette Beath Miller, Frank Bexford
Carpenter Marlon Frances Carpenter Anna
Katheryn McOettugan. Arthur Newth Mor
ris, Melwvn yberry Small. Lillian Van
Duera Keliey. Jane Irene Ott, Warren Tyler
Levergood. Mabel Harriet Drew, Edith Mar
lon Russell
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Exorcises Will Bo Hold Tonight
In School Building, Eighth
and Lohlgh
DR. BROOME WILL SPEAK
Ninety-four men will graduate to
night from the Northeast High School,
the exercises to take place in Andrew ,T,
Morrison Hall, in the school building at
Hlghtli street and Lohlgh avenue.
.Ir,.I5d.wln C. Broome. Superintendent
of Sehnnlg. will mala )U n.innn.i .t.
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dress: Dr. Oeorse P. R.rjti nri.
elpnl of the school, will present the
diplomas, and Frank P. Fclton, of the.
tiass oi in, win present the Andrew
Morrison Scholarship. Thomas
Flinlcrof.. of the Board of Edtieation,
win present fae Mheppard Medals, and
Frank H. Bedford, nt thn no.. 'or.
will nrespnt tho Alumni ni.t fj.i i.
Alliance Francalse Bronze Medal 'and
the Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute
.MPiai.
Curtis Herman Kehn-eflu,. lc ...
ident. will present the class window,
whi e the Knlnlatnrv "rf.,.t n u-
delivered by James Mngee" Wallace.
Robert Acliuff Hill, in his valedictory.
lll dlscuso "The Historical Slgnlll-
ranee pi rnirmii." Music will be by
the school orchestra, under direction of
i-ror. a. uswnirt Jlichener.
Reholarships and other awards fol
low :
.i.:u.u,T!!!iiff!SlJ0.it Jw.r Krdu.te of
rfiii5e.A-?iwEpJ1 n,d1"iJfor woh nd
ord w. Payne, silver meds.1.
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iiecommenaea ror tne Himon mum
ship John R. Johrliton. Carl J, Wi
Robert A. Hill. Chsrles I,, Apker
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ICremer, David Jablow. . . .
Recommended for School of Industrial Art
Bhandar Derger, Louis II. Ooettteman,
Richard H. Peterman.
Recommended for scholarship to Veeteyan
Unlyarrlty Eatl W. riosdorf. ,k
Morrison aonolarsnip of the Northensl
High School Alumni Association to the VW
veralty o( Pennsylvania Robert Franklin
Drown. .
Recommended to the Jefferson College
scholarship Edward V McLaughlin.
Graduates, follow :
Academic Conrao
Elmer W. Amey, John Or Rralnerd, Mosby
Carl an. Renlamln tn. enhn. Pahi U. Collins,
George O. Qlven, Charles Oreen, Jr., nobert
A. Qroff, Frederick C. Qruber, Edward E.
ll.HnUM 1. t)Hk..l A tlll f tr. lfrvh.
David A. Johnston, Edward F. McLaughlin,
Walter V. Overbaugb, Rfcbard w Payne.
iticnara ii. t-eterman, oeorge "",lrI'
Charles F. Van Stone, James M. Wallace,
John P. Wells,
Mechanic Arts Course
Lo C. Imhroiv. Chi,).. T.. Anker. Shan
dar Merger, Jamea M. Dott. Herbert W.
Lloyd. Carl II. Rrldenbaugh. Emerson U
Rrlggs. Harry U. Drown. Leon Cohen. Jamea
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Dletx, Oeorge B. Elchmann. Abraham he
terson, Roland W. Evleth, Earl W. Floadorf.
Louis H. Froellch. Louis H. Ooeltelman.
William Q. Oross. Samuel R. Cundrum. Da
vld K. Hemmerly, Walter Henneberg. Carl
rierDsi, ixiuis iierwig, jr., August u. (luuou-brandt.-
Howard C. Hume, Dald Jablow. Wayne.
C. Jones. Solomon Kaplan. Charles Krausi,
Herman Lebowltx, Norman Lepper. Robert
C. It. March, Walter J. Messmer. Iuls
fnsrnvlts Waif.. n fi,1l,. William tur
phy, Jr.. deorge H. Ochse, Harry D. Pabet, I
Oeorge Parrlsh. Alfred R. rhllllps. J. W.
Koninson. Louis C. Rosenstein. rnnip ii
Baltus. Curtis H. Scrmeller. John O, Smith
Hnroiil h Spltior. Karl O Tschcpp, Wllmer
Zelgler.
Commercial Courae
James A. Abbott. Leonard F. Ashford,
Mortimer H. Raskin. Robert F. Drown. Slg
mund J. Domanskl, John F. Drum, Harold
H DuBols, Robert M. Flood. Isadore Kim
mel. Earl K. Kremer, Albert R. Laub. Eu
gene P. Loughlln, Burton P Mansfield.
Frank Martin, Frank O E. Martin, Joseph
E. Martin. Edwin MeMullln. Louis H. Nie
mann. William Releman, Robert it. Rlchter.
Julius Bklar. Robert R. Smith. James H.
Taylor. William C. Welsbecker
123 GRADUATE
AI CAMDEN
HIGH
Sixty-four Girls, Flftynlne Boys
Form Largest Class In
School's History '
EXERCISES THIS MORNING
Commencement exercises for the
largest graduating class in the history
of Camden High School were held this
morning at the high school.
Sixty-four girls and fifty-nine boys,
received their diplomas. For tho first
time girl graduates outnumber tic boys.
Addresses were made by Dr. Fran
cis W. Green, headmaster of Pen
nington Seminary, and' Harry C. Sharp,
n..Mnnl nf tlio Pn 111 He ii Rnnrrl nf Edu
cation. The latter presided.
Members or tne class are:
Jane Baker. Dorothy Deneon Otlllo Brown-
j$?r,. dVBk??M
Miriam rievle. W.U.. "J?'W' . . Case,ir8
R Dravdsn: M. dtici Vra'j., Tr,i.?,J?J
Ann
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a M. Ooldbera H.nniU ,.'."'..OhiS
heth D. llann. Hlnaii o tV.-ViV.1!:11. Kiiir.
Ilawett, Lillian Hlrahbofn a Vn'.'? Ai
Allee Uchtanstsln. Stella t. rl-.iit JS"H
othy Locke. Esther M. Lotler itnSe,,i,lor '.
Ing. Ethelda MaeWllllams i FdffhMBd Mr
shall Coral Melson. Katharln.h.fc- Wr.
dlth Christina R, MoetlngVr it..1! W.'t ,
Mutser. Ilnerva Nealy . HorathW' M. 'l
a advs A. Ore. Florence uSSr.aJ '
Parsons. Myrtle jf. Pomf. u".rMi-Uva J .
net nere n. rl.ik i.il "'"''on E; TT 1
iuyner, Evilii, r. n eht.r plJ1ii!di, .
inr Ann w Roberts. MarthsV BD Rl"
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!TELEPHONKt BI'IIUCE 2BB;
Fur Storage and Remodeling at Extremely Low Rates
LUIGI RIENZI
CORRECT APPAREL FOR WOMEN
1714 Walnut Street
AN OPPORTUNE TIME TO OBTAIN
AT DECIDED SAVINGS
FROCKS AND GOWNS
Formerly 45.00 to 225.00
Now 25.00, 59.50 to 150.00
SUMMER MORNING FROCKS
21.75, 25.00 to 35.75
SPECIAL vW!&. Now 1 5.00
TUB SKIRTS
VALUE $8.50
NOW 5.95
;tou nkver tat more at niENzrs;
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133So.!3tJSt
IMPORTANT
REPRICING
FROCKS
DRESSES
a GOWNS
Exclusive and Original
FORMERLY
PRICED
UP TO $125.00
Summer Modes O O A
for Formal and Vjf
Informal Wear
Canton Crepes
Georgettes Taffetas
Poirets Mignonettes
No C. O. D.'e. All Sales Final
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YOU will find
Sloan's Lini
ment will relieve
any aztemal acba
or pain quickly and
surely a wel
come sensation of
warmth and com
fort. Keopithandy.
CAPE
L'AIGLON
Aononnres
CHARLIE KERR
AND HIS
KINGS OF
SYNCOPATION
"Snappleat Ilanre Jluala
in Town
Dancing 7.30 To Closing
CWLTMVrae'
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Valuable Papers
Such as
Deeds, Mortgagea,
Liberty Bonds,
Insurance Policies
Kept Securely by Using
One of Our
Steel Sheet Metal
Cash & Bond Boxes
All Sizes, All Prices
Yeo & Lukens Co.
STA TIONERS PRINTERS
I BLANK BOOKS
BONWIT TELLER & CQ
CHESTNUT AT 13 STREET
Viomtets version of the
Seventeenth Century Cavalier
Cape in Canton Crepe
speciallj priced
35.00
Black Canton crepe of a heavy quality fashions this
graceful cape. Fringe edges the throw scarf, and
black crepe de Chine lining is revealed as the kerchief
pointed bottom is swayed by the summer zephyr.
Two Coat Models of Canton Crepe
Coat Featuring
Caracul Fur Collar
Special K
75.00
The "Sans les
Bout on ' ' Mode
Special
49-50
The slender silhou
ette is charmingly ex
ploited in this model
that ha8 the gray cara
cul fur collur. Full
lined in gray crepe do
Chine.
Other model in vhile,
priced up
Fold after fold makes
up the smart cuffs as
well as the soft collar
that may be worn in '
various ways to suit
the mood of the
wearer. Crepe de Chine
lined.
greji, navji and black
to 185.00.
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YOU'LL find more fash
ion in printed lines,
than you'll find in gar
ment lines. STYLEBILT
Suits are not tailored six
months ahead of the sea
son they are tailored in
our own shops for our
own stores during this
season, for this season.
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1211 Chestnut Street
Clotha Shops in 'Principal Cititt
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Candy filacer
pure sugar candies, o generous and o
satisfying! Every roll contains 40 crisp wafers
of many fine flavors. Kiddies love theml
New England Confectionery CO-
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PINEAPPLE mvttvuzv
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CHOCOLATE COATED
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