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e Wounded in Jtaly ana
'Another Witn uanauim.
Stigmafizod Wrongly
j57 NAME nu .
i1'w,1 two 4 157 men whose nnmes
1 Only, two .lackers .could
rnVtho ilta Slven by
Sff Su, formerly of 3015
r,' : iit. whose nnmo was ln
,nV ent"even given out by
fladf? iiJd No. 30, was, wounded
i ilrtir with the Itollnn Army.
fKM X S naturalized ih an
iAltnotih jM ;"Ustc(1 j the army of
ncr,.ii.J land nt the request 01 m
lU native, ami " ir , novV pcrvhiR
Khri n he home of an attorney
(tefiSlit Villi according to Mm.
Alfcn, who lives nt tfie Mcrvlno
"' uKmlrcw Castle, who regis-
BM3 two yc.8tt" lieu:
.. teiffrth5 Fanhdlan Army, was
,,n,n L ,n of tho forty-six Jlttcd a
th, only man oijaoioj c(m
'"homlnfonnatlon could be ob
?!?!??! th addresses Riven. HU
S." Harry Cnstle, served three
22fin tie "anndlan Army,
e none of the ndilreyroi given for the
i?.tliM alleged (.lackers made pubic
ftt?.rnoard No. 42 was It possible
lTt Informal on about the men
&? A the. addresses Riven for
IvMf -ill men listed oy jaicui imu
vl! lo It was stated the men were not
iMWn IH":
"Just as Easy"
DIX SOLDIER INJURED
Trolley Hits His Mptorcycle at Fed
eral Street Ferry, Camden
nnriro Dlnlr. a soldier stntlonod nt
ftMx. as badly injured this
rJSfinJThcn n motorcycle which he
K struck by a trolley car
mr the Federal street ferry, Cam-
deTho motorcycle was thrown several
ft and Illnlr fell directly In the path
S automobile. He bayed lilnuclf
rem further injury by rolling out of
l,.,n of the machine.
,hA patrolman sent the soldier to
Sylphoj;Natlial
the dUinfectant
F.rm.rly ealltJ Sulpho-Napthol
It i3 iyi times stronger
than the U. S. Public
Health Service Standard.
Leading hospitals in New
York and New England
use it.
For personal hygiene
cut, wounds, douches
Sylpho-Nathol is invaluable.
Destroys E"m life, but Is
hoillng to the tissues. Physi
cians recommend It.
Drug and drpt. stores, 15c,
35:, CSc 11.25.
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WINNERS GIVE RULE
FOR Will
NG BIKE
"Smilo and Keop at It and
Ride Away" Sum3 Up
How It Works
YOUNGSTERS ARE PLEASED
for n Black Bcnuy I'm certainly glad
I did." .
Joe's father Is Harry Hlumsteln. He
has n carpet etoro nt the Unlnbrldge
street address. Joe is a punll nt the
Cnmpbell lublic School, Eighth and
S"ltwater streets. '
Joe's delight at getting his new bi
cycle was no greater tlmn that of flf-teen-ycar-bhl
Itlchard Nelson, a Negro
boy of 201 Holland avenue. Ardmoro.
Itlchard is a bright littlo lad who
hopes to go to tho UnivcMlty of Penn
sylvania In n few ycnr and study law.
At present lie is a sopnoraore student in
Lcdicr Photo Service
FRANK BROWN
JOSEPH BLUMSTEIN
Cqopcr Hospital in a passing automo
bile. Ho received severe cuts nnd
bruises of the head and body. The
motorcycle wus badly damaged.
With thlrty-nlno subscriptions to his
credit, Frnriit Brown, twelve yenrs old,
r0o5 Norwood street, Ocrmantown,
yestcrdny rodo oit with one of the
"Black Beauty" bicycles tho Punua
LivDOEit is giving away to boys nnd
girls who get thlrty-flvo subscriptions
to tho Evening, Morning and Sunday
IiF.iior.n.
Frank, who Is a pupil In tho sixth
grndc of the' Pnstorlous School, nt (ler
mnntown and Locust avenues, said in
describing his cnmpnlgn :
"It wnsn't hard at all. You just
have to smile a little nnd say 'please,'
nnd any one will givo you a subscrip
tion." Frank rode his "bike" nil the way
home, a distance of tlx miles.
I wasn't used to riding n good bike,
nnd it took mo a couplo of days to find
out how to do it," said Joseph Blum
stein, thirteen years old. 017 Baln
brldge street. "But. oh hoy! when I
got on to nil of my Blnrk Beauty's fine
pointS-J tnltilv did feel grand."
Has Good Wheel Now
Joe if another winner of n bicycle
offered in the Punua Ledqeii subscrip
tion race. Iln felt ho just hail to hnvc
thnt new steel mount, nnd lie set out
to get It working with such speed thnt
ho had it "cinched," as he says, in Just
six days.
"I felt that the 'old lee wagon' had
done its shnro of work." said Joe.
"Yes, I hnd a bicycle before, but it
wasn't in the class with my new Black
Beauty. I told my dad I wanted n
new wheel, nnd he said I ought to try
tho Lower Merlon High School.
"I had a Black Beauty before," too
Bald, "nnd I rodo round on it to get
the subscriptions necessary to win my
now bicycle.
"It was easy nnd it tooK me oniy
nbout n week. I rode 'round among my
neighbors nnd friends nnd getting the
thirty-five subscriptions necessary w'as
a wholo lot easier even thnn it sounded
nt first. It didn't seem any time at all
until I had nil I needed.
"Tho Black Beauty certainly in a
flno bicycle. I know becniiM I have one
ui my uivii. j. iji,u u juuuiivt w.v.i.v.
nnd sister, nnu now tncy wnni w rv
Blaeit UenuticB tho snmo way. My
brother already hns got to work gather
ing in his subscriptions. We'll have
some fine rides togotner when lio gets
his."
Itlchard had been riding hla old Black
Beauty a year, nnd it i still good.
Naturally though ho Is just "tickled
to death" to get u brand new one.
Richard's father Is York Nelson, n
lnndscapo gnrdencr In Ardmore.
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THE reason why our
STYLEBILT Suits are
six months ahead of the
crowd is that they are not
made six months ahead,
but from week to week.
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1211 Chestnut Street
Clelha Shops in 'Principal Citla
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Your Personal
Appearance
There is no necessity for
women to lose their youthful
'charm and vigor as they grow
older.
Our Baths. Needlo Sprays,
Massace, etc., will bring the
flush of youth to your checks
snd immediately disperse that
tired appearance.
Trial Treatment Gratis
CQLXIMS
INSTITUTE
i r or Women Exclusively
Bellevue Court Building
1418 Walnut Street
Phone Spruce 51,8.',
Payments for Courso can
bo arranged.
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"THAT la tho nnmo to
remombor if you aro
BulTering from skin troublo.
iiatho tho nflfocted port
lth Roslnol Soap then
PPy Rcslnol Ointment.
Jtellef Is usually immodlato
Mdlastlnir. At all drug-
This Magic-like
COMPLEXION
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of Old Egypt
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c, rSL,.lJ.,r Womin of ft"y Be-Blrl,
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BILL
TO EEKY PURCHASER
At the Royal Boot Shop During This
Men's Low-Shoe Sale We Unconditionally
Give a Brand-New $2 Bill With Every
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Pair of Shoes He Buys.
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"E make this offer for quick selling. We MUST sell our present
season's stock. Exceptionally low prices prevail. Nothinff but
quality shoes. Hundreds of styles to choose from. REAL CORDO
VANREAL SCOTCH GRAINS RUSSIA CALF
BLACK CALF OR KID REAL WHITE BUCKSKINS
ALL STYLES ALL WIDTHS ALL SIZES.
$7.85
These are the prices you have seen advertised by us in the newspapers and displayed
on these same shoes in our windows and now to make our prices still lower we are
giving you a $2 bill besides. This means that these high-quality shoes already the
lowest-priced in town actually cost you ONLY
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$K.85
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IJFERE is the chance for a year's supply! Forced by declining market by the need
olr converting our stock into cash we are slashing our already low prices still
lower. Rock-ribbed wear real leathers, our own individual styles. A 100 per cent,
guarantee of satisfaction, or money back all this plus that free $2 bilk
COME IN COME IN TODAYCOME IN TONIGHT COME IN ANY DAY
THIS WEEK STORE OPEN DAY AND NIGHT DURING THIS SALE
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S9 MAM t9l OPEN EVENINGS
STRAM3RIDGE & CLOTHIER
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Thousands of Men's Suits
at Great Reductions
from Present Prices
Many Groups at Less Than Half of 1920 Prices
For this great clear-away we have re-grouped and made further price
reductions on Suits already under price. In addition to this extensive assort-
ment, there are many other lots throughout our stock marked at clearance
prices, as well as several recent special purchases at decided price advantages.
Hart, Schafrner
& Marx, Stein
Bloch and "Al
co" Suits
Our finest worsted Suits,
many nt less than half
last year's prices.
$44
.50
Hart, Schaffner
& Marx, "Alco" SO'T.bO
and other Suits.
Worsteds and cassimcreq
at loss than half last "
year's prices.
Hand snmo Sprcp.
Worsted and$Q.50
other Suits
New single- and double
breasted styles at less
than half last year's prices.
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Smart Worsted,
Herringbone and
Tweed Suits . . .
A wonderful group of
smart all-wool Suits" at less
than half the 1920 price.
$17
.50
Men's Blue Serge Suits with
Extra Trousers now $21.50
and $29.50
Separate Trousers, $4.50
and $6.50
Alco," "Wickham" and Other
Suits, some with extra
trousers $25.00
Light-weight Raincoats, $12.50
:- Strawbrlilira Clothier Second Floor. Hast
A Beautiful Line of Silk
Afternoon Frocks Special
$2L50to$30.00
Moro models than you would care to count
crisp, perky taffetas with puffs and plait
ings; ciepcs de chine, softly tucked and plaited,
or as plain as a chemise Frock; and pi-ctty,
cool foulards combined with crepe Georgette
one of the latter sketched. Dark shades, me
dium shades, and the pretty, light flesh tints
and cool pale grays.
The Finer Cotton
And Linen Frocks
Now $19.75
Formerly Much Higher Priced
Voile, linen, dotted Swiss and organdie, in
straight-line and tunic styles; plain-tailored,
lace trimmed, or with crisp, white organdie
collar and cuffs.
Swiss and Linen
Frocks now $15.00
Beautiful linens, and the Swisses are the fine kinds with embroid
ered dots. All made in tho fashionable straight line styles. Red,
lavender, navy, brown and black in the collection. Some have white
organdie collar and cuffs.
'v-y StrftwtrlJgs & Clothier Second l'loor. Market Street
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Boys ' TV ash Suits Reduced
One-fourth to One-half
Now 90c, $1.25 and $2.15
Middy and Oliver Twist styles, of dependable fast-color fab
rics, for boys of 3 to 8 years.
-btrowbrlilie 4: Clothier Second Kioor, n'bert Street. Kast
Misses' Gingham Frocks of
The Finer Kind
Specialat$6.50
These arc Gingham Frocks of
distinction the kind that have
sent tho pretty fashion for ging
hams far beyond the confines of
the home. Of fine, close-weave
ginghams, beautifully tailored
and finished, and trimmed with
flno white organdie and glisten
ing pearl buttons.
Tho model with the tucked or
gnndie pockets, collar, cuffs and
vesteo, comes in green, red, blue
nnd brown; the other model in
red, blue, brown and black.
Better get here early for
these, as there is sure to be a
rush for them.
r-y litrn' hrl.lse & Clnthler
Hotond rio ir, Market Htroet
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'Reach" Golf
Clubs at $3.00
(About Half Price)
Drivers, Brassies and practi
cally all Irons first quality at
half and close to half their reg
ular prices $3.00.
Other attractions
Dunlap Golf Ball, 31 pwt., $9.00
a dozen.
Repainted Golf Balls $3 a doz.
Golf Knickerbockers of Palm
Beach Cloth 5G.00
Golf Sets, consisting of Driver.
Brassie, 3 Irons, 2 Balls and
Caddy Bag $19.75
Rubber-Sole fl- pTA
Sneakers.. fL0J
This is very close to wholesale
price for these high-grade Sneak
ers. White or black uppers and
soles.
Straw brldite & Clothier Fourth Floor
Reliable Watches
$1.00 & $1.50
We still have a number of
those dependable "vacation"
Watches to sell at these special
prices 40 per cent, less than
present retail vnlue. Gun
metal case, at $1.00. Nickel
case, with radium dial (visible
in dark) at $1.50.
In the Sporting Goods Store
Straw l)Ud,e '. I'lothler
Fmrih Floor
The Clearance of
Exchanged Pianos
and Player-Pianos
Continues with good Detection for music lovers from nmong
tho many instruments which wo have taken in part payment for
the makes we sell. All in excellent playing condition and because
we have other uses for the space they now occupy all marked at
rentarkably low prices for early clearance.
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UMBRELLAS, $2.50
American Tnffeta (cotton) Um
brellas, on sturdy paragon frames.
WOMEN'S UiMBRELLAS hava
plain or fancy carved wood han
dles, some with bakelito tops, all
finished with wrist cords.
MEN'S UMBRELLAS have
plain mission wood handles in
hook and crook styles.
Htratturldee A Clothier
ALU T. lnrkot Btr.st
Specials in
the Basement
Garbage Cans at $1.75
Heavy galvanized Cans, strong,
well-mnde; with deep lid $1.75.
Good Corn Brooms 75c
Four-sewed; smooth handle.
Garden Hose 13c a foot
Odd lengths up to 50 feet
couplcd,-Tcady to use.
mruwbrldiu & Clothier Usjwmint
Incense Burners
Waft Delightful Odors
Decorative Incense Burners to
suit one's fancy. Tiny Bronze
Urns in graceful design, and all
kinds of quaint, picturesque, or
more conventional designs 25c
to $8.00.
Incense to Burn in Them
Vantine's Powder, wistaria,
pine or sandalwood 37c to $1.30.
Cones 2Gc and 52c.
Gomi Incense Powder 52c.
Heart of the H'oods Cones and
Sticks, in refreshing flornl odors
2Cc nnd 37c.
StrHwln l.U" & i'io "iIit Alsln 0, Contra
Many Clocks Are
Now Reduced
Reflecting recent price-reductions
on the pai't of manufactur
ers many clocks throughout our
stock are now 10 to 25 per cent,
under former prices.
Alarm Clocks at $1.50
We have just received anothor
shipment of these specinl Alarm
Clocks. Thoy, too, will go quickly.
HtruwbrMeo s. clothier
rulrony ami Alula 10, Marltrt Street
Boys' All-sports
Blouse Waists
Of khaki and of striped madras
$1.15.
All-white nnd of striped mad
ras $1.50.
Of fancy btriped fabrics $1.25.
All with tho all-sports collar
and short sleeves.
StrwlrldKn & Clothier
Hrom1 Fluor I'nntro, East
Parisian Long Cloth
10-yard Pieces, $1.65
An excellent quality for fino
undergarments. The price ia un
usually Interesting $1.65 n piece
White Rose Nainsook, $2.75
Ten-yard pieces of Nainsook
for underwear nnd for infants'
dicsse3.
Ntruwbrldro i. Cothler--Aisle 13, Ctntre
S. & C. Bed Muslins
Blenched Muslin Sheets nnd
Pillow Cases, carefully mudo.
One of our excellent S. & C.
brands:
Pillow Cases, 45x3(5 58c each
Bolster Cases, 45x72 Inches $1.10
Sheets, 03x90, $1.65 and 81x80
$1.95 each
HtrwtirMe A Clothier
Aisle J2, Filbert Street
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