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' EVENING, PUBLIC . TjEBGER-PHILADELPHIX MONDAY, JTJLY '25,' 1821
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KES BIKE ETM
I IN A "FUWER"
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Edgar n. rtoamgiun. iiuiiii
28th Street, Wins Public
f I nrlcflr Prize
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?VIEWS OF OTHER WINNERS
itttiii. few accessories. It's better
E than a flivver," Is the Impression of
I IT. tt. Redlneton. 2758 North
it TffcntyclRhth street, n student "nt the
Northeast High School, who wns one
the fortunate ones to cum u xjn.a
subscriptions to tho Evening, Morning
,nd SundayPonuo Ledoeh.
"Hinco I received tho bicycle," says
" ytifiti "I've been riding It during tho
Jay, and nt nignt my main inuugm ia
' t0 est up for the next day.
"Beauty Is tne proper nnmo lor una
wheel, U It hno h windshield nnd n
ton It would bo better tbnn n flivver."
In the short time of three dayB Or
ville Morrison, eleven years old, of 10
r...tnn nvrnue. Untier Darby, cnth-
fnti thlrtv-scvcn subscriptions to the
Morning, iwenmfi uuu phhuhj jvub
ind therefore won a bicycle.
Under the terms of the ngrcement
with every boy nnd girl who enters tho
Ledger campaign, he was only required
to obtain thlrty-flve subscriptions, but
Orville was going so fns,t that he simply
couldn't stop until ho piled up thirty-
Orville serves the Ledgers In Upper
Darby, and has tho knnck of getting
business. Ha is n. pupil nt the Key
stone Public School. Although he is a
pretty busy boy, ho says ho will sot a
certain time aside each day for taking
ride astride his new bicycle.
Otto Schmidt, 4141 North Sixth
itrwt. another who earned a Black
J Ktautr. sends word to other boys and
girls wno aro striving lor ma dicjcich
thnt it isn't hard to got a book filled
Swifter the start is made.
"I know oy experience, ne writes
"that this offer Is a real one and that
'every boy and girl that works for one
of theso wheels will got it. I am no
attached to my wheel that I hate to
leave it long enough to eat my meals. '
Joseph Beaver, Jr., 4000 Pechlu
ftrcct, Roxborough, extends thanks to
the Public Lkdqeii for his bicycle, and
states that many other boys and girls
in that section aro working to win the
coveted Black BcautleB.
John II. B. BoBbyshell, 1801 South
Fifty-third street, writes that It took
him seventeen days to secure the neccs
nut thirty-five subscriptions, but that
It was worth the effort.
Easy for Him
eflttjs
ORVILLK MORRISON
Upper Darby boy got a blUo and
thirty-seven subscriptions to tho
Ledger
BATHERS WORRY RADNOR
Censor May Be Named to Make Men
Dress Modestly
Tho appointment of a hardened beach
censor to take tho strain of looking for
no-plcce and onc-plcco bathing suits
off the harassed policemen of Radnor
Township Is being considered by John
Kent Kano, police commissioner, nnd
Chief of Police Sweeney.
The cauBe of nil the worry is Earl's
Dam, near tho Radnor Hunt. Each
Sunday and holiday sees aa many as a
thousand persons bathing there nnd the
pollco must bo constantly on the nlcrt
to see thnt fashionable, but skimpy,
bathing attire docs not shock the modest
country folk who live in the vicinity.
"The men arc the worst offenders,"
said Captain Sweeney. "Mnny of them
appear in trunks, minus jerseys. Now
rMiold thnt if women's attire is to be
censored, it Is up to us to censor men's
attiro, also."
IK MKMOKIAM
SEnAPHIN. In lavtnjc memory of our
dear beloved eon. UlIARLnS EUOENn
BErtAPHIN. who departed this life July 23.
1918. aced 21 jears 2 month 10 days. An
niversary mats at St. Malactiy'a Church on
Tuesday, July 20, nt 7:30 A. M. Sadly
missed, but never forgotten by his lonely
PAHENTS.
ADAlf.Oii tt.iM 94. inti wrvnnTTtRA
ADAM. Relatives and frlonUa r Invited
Jo attend1 funeral on Monday, at 8.-30 A. ...
from her late residence. 1831 N. Kranktln
'.' '.'.'""'m hleh mass at St. Peter' Church,
at 10 A. M. int. private at Hour ' 'roje
p"m Plltni' mr oal1 Sun' tTOm T t0 l0
ALLEN. July 24. OROnOK. hueband' of
. .?bScc Allen, Ilelatlvea nnd frlenda are In
vlted to attenT funeral, Wed., 2 1. It., lato
reildenco, 1S45 B. 82d at. Int. Mt. Morlah
Cem. nemalns may be viewed Tuea. eo.
.nOWDEM. At Tooono Plnee. on July 24.
1021. MAK NCON, wife of Charlea II.
Howden. of the Queen Lane Apartment.
Notice of funeral later.
CArtTEn. Suddenly, July 23, MAIlY V.
., widow of Charlea K. Carter, llelntlvea
nnd Monde nr0 Invited to attend funeral
aervlcea. Wed.. 11 A. M. preclaely, ather
Into reildenco, 2034 N. 19th at. Int. private.
CAItT. At 3ai Hnneberry at., German
5wJ?i. aventh Month 34th, 1D21. SAUA F.
CAIir, widow of Sllna Cary, axed 81. Rela
tlvea and frlenda aro Invited to attend fu
neral, from, Newtown Frlenda' Meeting
House. Fourth-day. Seventh Month 2Jth, at
8 Aa.'i' dnVllaht-nvln time.
COHttN.-;-Juiy 28. HENniETTA COHEN,
asiiil 70. Funeral aervlce private, Mon.. 10
A. II. precliely, at tho reeldenco of her aun
ln;law, K.lward Htsa. 1S18 W, Erie ove.
InUJi,.,.,.J"na' Cem. Kindly omit flowers.
CONVKIIX, July 22. 1021. nOOTJ, befoved
wife of Christopher Convery (nee Martin).
ItelaUves and friends, also fit. Michael'
A tar Society, nre Invited to attend funeral
1YS5"?:30 A- JI" 'rom her Inte residence.
1480 N. Phll.p at. Solemn requiem mass
St. Mlchael'a Church 10 A. M. precliely.
Int. Now Cathedral.
CIlAWFOltD. Suddenly, near Uoston,
Mass.. on July 23, 1021. ALIjCK ItOmsilTA,
daughter of AlleM n. antf th IhIa T.t HnhArt
l-Crawford. aged 25 years. Notice of funeral
later.
DALLAS. July 21. THOMAS, husband of
Pauline K. Dalits (nee Blocker), aped 02.
Kelatlvea and friends, also nil organisations
of which ho wna a member are Invited to
fiffieral services, Mon., S P. M.. late resi
dence. A.-Z2 W, Diamond st. Int. Hillside
t-em. Friends may call Sun. eve.
DKEltlNO. July 22, WILLIAM J.. Jr..
son of William J. nnd Maritaret Deerlng;.
Relatives and friends Invited to funeral,
Tuea., 8:30 A, M from parents' residence,
1702 Wolf st. Solemn hlfth mass of requiem,
St. Monica's Church, 10 A. M. Int. Holy
Cross Cem.
DUS8I.V. Suddenly, July 23, WILLIAM
ji. uisoifl, atea Z7, irunerai aorvlcea
Tues.. l P. M.. nt 1B10 N. BOth st. Int.
Hillside Cem.. via. funeral cnr.
DOYLE. In France. Sept. 0. 1018. Cor
poral juiiri j. UUXL.E, or company v.
1011th Infantry, son of Into Jeremiah and
Ellen Doyle (nee Foley) nnd brother of rtev.
Bartholomew , Doyle, Trenton, N. J. llela
tlven and frlenda. also Corporal It. It. Mc
Caush Chapter. No. -411, V. of F. W.. nnd
Kensington Post, No. , A. L and Harry
L. Ortenwood Post, No. 832, A. L., and
employes of Otis Elevator Co., Invited to fu
neral. Wed., 0:30 A, M., from residence.
21)38 Momphls at. Solemn requiem mass nt
St. Ann's Church 11 A. M. Int. Holy Cross
EOEE. July 20, SAMUEL H.. husband
of Suean E. Esee (neo Oesner). Relatives
and frlendn, also 82d District Pollco and
Court Woodland, No. 89, F. of A., are In
cited to attend funeral, Mon., 2 P. M.. resi
dence, 1300 S. Hanson st. Int. .Mt. Morlah
Cem. Remains may be viewed Sun. evo.
FAT. Prlvnte JOHN P. FAY. In France.
Oct. 0, 1018. Mob I loir. N. 0. son of Chris
topher and Julia Fay Relatives nnd friends,
also Lawrcnco Delanoy Post. No. 20. A. I,
and V. of F. W.. Invited to funeral, Tues.,
8:31) A. M., from parents' resldonco, 2025
Ogdcn st. Solemn requiem mass. St. Fran
cis Xavler"s Church 10 A. M. Int. New
Cathedral Cem.
FLICK. July 23. MARY C. wife of
Thomas J. Flick, nsed 00. Funeral services
T,uei'.2 p M- n the apartment of William
II. Dattersby, 8310 N. liroad at. Int. Oak
Innd Cem. Remains may be viewed Mon.
eve.
OALLAOHER. At El Paso. Tex., on July
IB 1021, THOMAS P.. son of Michael and
the Into Mary E. Gallagher. Relatives and
friends nra Invited to the funeral, on Tues
day mornlne nt 7:30 o'clock, from the Oliver
H. Hair Hulldlnir. 1820 Chestnut st. Re
quiem high mass at the Cathedral nt 0
o'clock. Interment at Holy Cross Cemetery.
Frlenda may view remain Monday evenln.
OILLEN. July 24. 1021. SARAH T..
daughter of the late Patrick and Margaret
nKATItfl
Ulllen, Nntlco or funeral from her lutpi rerl
dtnee. (1418 Spruce at,. ,
HALL. July 23. 1021, WILLTAM .1.. b"
lfted eon of Sallle and Ihi Into Edward F,
Hall. Relatives and friends, nlso all socle
lira of which he was n member, nre Invited
to attend funeral nervlces. Wrd 2 P. M, at
his mother's residence, 1800 N, Marvlns at.
Int. Arlington Cem, Remains may be viewed
Tues,, 8 to 10 P. M,
HOPPES. In France, Oct. P. 1018. of
wounds received Oct, 8 near Varennes,
OEOHOE DEWEY, aged 20, corporal Co. II,
inad Engineers, 28tli Dlv only son of A.
Orant artd Fannie M. Hoppea and brother
of Mrs. William U Magce. (1001 Cobbs Creek
Parkway? Friends may pay tribute at the
late residence. 0105 Lnnsdowne avo., West
Phlla.. on Sun., July 24, from 2 to 10 P.
M. Publlo nervlces and Int. Arlington Cem.,
Mon,, 3:30 P, M.. Trolley from OUth st.,
gate 1 or n. Kindly omit flowers,
ifftnifvu v.. I.. . Ani.a t
daughter of Thomas J. and Anna M. Hughes
inee l'ei, iteintives ana irienas. nlso I), v
w, Houaiity
Lit Itros.' 11
Wed.. 8:30 A
Pi-1
odal tv of St. I.llialmth'n
rnm ' llMnAflolftl Aaa litl,1 tn tnwmt
UliTU A.
Church,
M.,
parents' residence, 2220
it. HUflflemv. Jiilv ?J. nt
FRANK I, IIimiXJCK. husband nt Cora M.
ajsvhitvt mt (liUmn Vilsrh eeniilam -ha -a 49
ftj i, aa iiuiviiih iiihii s viuicill III It all. D(,
inbeth'a Church, 10 A, M, Int. Holy Cross
Cem.
huiii.ock. nunneniy
j-kf.ia M, JluituuwJ.i ,'UBVttllll ()1 (.Ora ill.
II. Hurlock nnd son of the Inte Rev. Onarge
1. nnu nnrnu ir iluriiiCK. Jjue nonce OX IU
nernl will be given, from hi late residence
2831 D'nmond at,
, JOHNSON. At hla residence. 1712 Rltten.
houe St., oit July 22. 1021. EDWARD D.,
beloved husband of Jane Johnson. Rintles
nnd friends, also St, John's Ixxle, No. 115,
F. nnd A.M. ; SI. John's Royal Arch Cnap-
ler. nu orf. v.urininian i.nanneur L.om
manderv. No, 53, K. T.: Lu Lu Temple. A.
A. O. N, M B.i United Lodge. No. 719, I
p. O, P.: star of Pennn, Ixidga. No, ilo,
L. O L.. are Invited to the services. Tuea.
day afternoon, nt 2:30 o'clock, at the Oilier
tt. Hair Illdg., 1820 Chestnut St. Interment
Mount Morlah Cemetery. Frlenda mny View
rcmiiiui, aiunasr eveninv.
JONRS. In France, on Oct. an. 101R
wounds received In action. ELWOOD
ift.n
TONF
Co. Q. 314th Infantry,
of
j.
reportpd In
.' v. .
Jones. Halattvea and frlenrts. nlan m,m1i.r. nf
rrojtreeilvo Assembly No. 4. A. O. M. P,. nnd
member of nil other organisations of which
he was a member, also members of 314lh
minriry, iniieii 10 runerni services, on Wed
nesday, July 27. nt 2 P. M.. nt his late reel.
flence. 0220 Vine st.. West Phlla. Lodgo
'!j ucbuijt, o 1-. 01. inierment Arling
ton Cemetery. .
JUDCIE. Suddenly. July 22. MARK. hus.
Land of Annie V. Judge (nee McNnmce). Fu
neral Tues.. 7:30 A. M.. from lain tosMnm.
2018 Pnrrlsh at. Polomn mas nt St. Fran-
cii y"vn " l iiaiivrs nna rriends.
also employe of lilleetrfcal rtnrni, nn.t ,l
societies of which ho wna n member, are In
Uttd. Int. Holy Cross Cem.
IjAMik. iuiy 22. 1921. THOMAS, hus.
a. 10 years, iteli.
band 01 Juua Laior. nge
tlvea ona rrienae. nre invited to nttend fu
nern . -lueauny B-.ao A. m. (dayllght-suvm?
time), nt his late residence. Lnnghorne Manor
Uucks Co.. Pn. lllgh solemn mass nt Our
Lady of Orace. Church. South Langhorns
i-a... iu a. ai. miermoni canary Cemetery.
Long Island. N. Y.. upon arrival of train
leaving Clinton St, Station. Trenton. N. J
11i. T f .I l livii.ai ! ll..
n.
12:45 P...M. (daylight-saving time).
LANNIKO. July 22. ELIZABETH
wife of Frederick U. Lnnnlng. Funeral serv.
Icff Mon., 2 P. M.. late residence, 24 W
jWKVra uicii .uoivuamvilie, Pi,
private
J. Int.
LEi:. Tuly 21. ANNA M. LEE. daushter
of lata Elizabeth Ie Drlnkwatsr. Rela
te es and friends, also members o' N..rrl
fqunrs ji. u. unurci, aro invited to attend
funeral services. Monday. 2:80 p. M. ore-
clsely. at ner lata reildence, 2420 N' Howard
st. Int. private. Greenwood (K. of P.) Cem
Remains may be viewed Sun. eve.
LEWIS. on Sixth-day. Seventh Month
22d. MARY D., daughter of the Into James
j. nnu x.7unv u. wwis. in ner aatn ear.
Funeral at Nowtown Friends' Meetlnir. s.n.
ond-day (Monday). Bevonth Month 25th. nt
H A. M. Conveynnce will meet friends at
Nowtown Square, Philadelphia nnd West
LIPPINCOTT. At Ocean Orove. N. .v..
Seventh Month 22. SAMUEL LI., husband of
Susnn R. Llpplncott. aged 05. Funeral
imru-utiy. oevvnill aionin U(n. J. 1. s.
from Friends' Meeting House. Moorestown.
"LOEnLE. July 23. SOPHIA, widow of J.
Fred Loeblo. aged 78. Relatives nnd friends,
lso Emanuel Evangelical Church. Invited to
funeral servUes. Wed., 2 P. M. nt her son's
residence. Harry Loeblo. 1211 Marlborough
t. Int. prlvnte. nt Mt. Peace Cem. Frlenda
may call Tues.. after 8 P. M.
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WINDSOR ROOM 1204 CHESTNUT ST.
.. f 11 SOUTH 15th STREET
founded In 1894
Beginning Tomorrow Morning at 8.30
Men's Clothing Prices
Reduced One -Third!
Our Entire Stock of
Three-piece suits
Midsummer two -piece suits
Topcoats and Raincoats
3-Piece Suits and Topcoats
From the Kirschbaum Shops)
$30.00 Cashmeres and Cheviots $20.00
$35.00 Worsteds and Serges - $23.34
$40.00 Worsteds and Serges - $26i67
$45.00 Worsteds and Serges - $30.00
$50.00 Worsteds and Serges - $33.34
2 -Piece Suits
$15.00 Cool Goths and Braemars $10.00
$18.00 Cool Cloths and Braemars $12.00
$20.00 Palm Beaches & Cool Cloths $13.34
$22.50 Palm Beaches and Mohairs $15.00
$25.00 Imported Scotch Braemars $16.67
$30.00 Blue and Green Flannels - $20.00
DRATftn
MACFAHLAND. In Franc. Oct. 24.
1018, Captain JAMES MACFAHLAND, Sanl
Inry Detachment, 118th Inf.. husband of
Ooldy II. Marfarland nnd son of Thomas nnd
Eliznbetli Mncfarland, aged SI, Funsrnl
eenlces, St. Mnry's Church, Burlington. N.
J.. Mon.. it p, M.
MocHENRY. On July 28d. 1021, LYDIA
HOPflON. wife of Stuart O. Mnclltnry. aged
20 yenrs. Relative and frlenda nre Invited
to the service, Wednesday afternoon at 2
o'clock, nt her Into residence, 1017 Jloorn at.
Interment nt Fernwood Cemetery, Vlewlna
Tuesday evening.
MARPLE. July 24. JOSEPHINE lf wife
of Nathnn Marple, aged 0U. Relatives nnd
friends nro Invited to funeral services, Wrd.,
J P. if., at tho chapet of Kirk A Nice, 0801
Oermnntown nve, Int. private..
MARTIN. Suddenly. July 21, CHARLTC9
II.. son of Michael J. and Mary A. Martin
(nee Pelnn) In his 20th year. Iteintives and
friends, Oriental Council, No. 70, S. nnd D.
of t,.l Lennl Lennpo Tribe. No. 3. I. O. It
M., , nnd emplovJKof Falrmount Park, are
Invited to servHi' Mon.. 2 P. M., at hit
parents' residence, 1023 E. Arizona st. Int.
prlvvte, Northwood Com. Viewing Sun.
vs. ,
M.IS3EY. Killed In sctlon. In Kfnnce. on
July 30. 1018. Llotitemmt THOMAS MAS
SLY, Jr. Relntlves nnd ft lends nro invited
to the servlres. Mcnday atlotnonn. nt 3.80
o'clock, nt tho Oliver II. lulr Bide . 1820
Chestnut st. Interment prlvnt.
Mcdonald. on July 23. 1021. mary.
wlduw of late Edward McDonald (nee Mc
Cultough) rurfernl Wl.. 8:30 A. M.. resi
dence, 1418 Brown st. solemn requiem mass
Assumption B. V, M. Church, 10 A. M. Int.
Holy Cross. Relatives and friends, also
Assumption B, V. M, Sodality, invited to
attend,
.MCHALE. On Ju y
Funeral services on Tuesday, at 10 A
Winter-weight Overcoats,
Broken Sizes, All Half -Price
The original price tickets remain unchanged
upon all garments. Deduct one-third at
time of purchase. And when a reduction
of that amount is taken from R. & F. prices
upon Kirschbaum Clothes, the opportunity
N calls for immediate action. '
Alterations at cost.
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22. MARTIN McIlALE.
llesdav. nt in A. M.. at
the residence of A. M. Stetler, 0(1(10 Rfdge
nve.. jioxDorougn, interment at convenience
of ftmlly.
McMUI.MN. July Si. LORENA MAY MC
MULLEN. Relatives nnd friends nnd mem
bers of the Seventh U P. Ct.ureh, nre In
vited to nttend funeral services, Tuea., 8 P.
M., nt the church, Orthodox mid Lelper sts
l.Vnnbfnr.1 In) Mnplt. faiflAf- Will ffotn.
MEHRER. July 23. JEANETrE A., wlfo
of Ueorge W, Alehrer. Relatives and friends
are Invited to nttend funoral services, tubs.,
0 A. M., at her late residence. 1ST Bronn st.
Int. private, Friends may call Mon. eve.
MOON'. At Women's HosDltal. Philadel
phia. 7th Mo. 23th, Dr. RACHEL TATNALL
MUUN, daughter of James n, nnu tns mie
Elizabeth B. Moon, nged 47. Relatives nnd
friends Imlted to nttend funeral, at Friends'
Meetfnir Houso, Fnlsslngton, Pa,, lth Day,
7th Mo. 27th, nt 12:43 P. M., standard time.
Conveyances will meet train nt Morrlsvllle,
Pa.. lenMng Broad St. Stntlon at 11;05 A. M.
MOOnE. Near Iloelofs. Pa.. July 23.
inai. iSAnn.T.A mooiie. wlfo of Uriah
Moore, nged 72. Relatives nnd friends nro
invited to nttend funernl, from the restaence
of her son-in-law, William J. Mccilster,
near Iloelofs, Tues., 2 1'. M.. standard time.
Int. Newtown Cem.
MOORE. On July 31, CLARENCE, C.
MOORE, gunner U. S, S. Hovoy. nt Mare
Island, Calif, Due notice of funernl will bo
" MORNING. July 23. IRENE li.. daughter
of William nnd Mary A. Morning. , Funeral,
to which relatives nnd friends nre Invited,
Wen., 8:30 A. M., from pnrenU' residence.
1710 Snyder ae. Solemn mass of requiem,
Church of St. Monlcn 10 A.Ir'"preclsel.
Int. Hnlv Cross.
MOSLER. July 24, 1021. JOHN, husband
of the late Christine Master, aged 81. Rela
tlbes nnd friends, nlso Phlla. Turngemelnde,
E. D. Baker Post, No. 8, a. A. R.. and all
other societies of which ho was n member,
are Invited to nttend funeral services, Wed ,
2 P. M at tho parlors of Oua A. Klrchner,
N. W. cor. 18th nnd Lehigh nve. Int. prl
vnte, Qermantown Crematorium.
MURPHY. On July 22. MARIA A. MUR
PHY (nee Sullivan), widow of Doris Mur
phy. Relatives and friends invited to fu
nernl, on Wednesdsy. nt 8:30 A. M., from
her into residence, flosri Snrui-n nt. Solemn
requiem mass nt Church of St. Francis do
Sales, at 10 A. M. Interment Holy Cross
vemoiery
ORAM. July 23. 1021, MARGARET M.,
widow of John Oram. Funeral services
Tues.. 2 P. M.. at her late residence. 1432
N. 10th st. Int. Mt. Peaco Cem.
PALMER. At Fort Mnvnrd. New M.tlrn
July 10. HARRY PALMER, in the 27th year
oi nn age. iieiauvrji ana mentis are In
vlted to nttend funeral services. Tues., 10:30
A, M., nt the chapel of Andrew J. Balr &
son. Arcn ana mtn sts. int. oovii-.tnwn.
P... upon the arrival of the train leaving
jieauing Terminal at iz.vi l'. .M , daylight
savlnir time,
PHILIPS July 22, IlUOIt J. husband
of Elizabeth Philips (nee Conlln). Relatives
and friends, nlso employes of Curtis Pub.
Co. and nil societies of which ha waa a
member. Invited to funernl. Wed.. 8:30 A.
II.. residence, 281R Cedar at. Solemn re
quiem mass. St. Ann's Church 10 A. M.
Lnt. St. Ann's Cem.
RIOLER. July 23. 1921, EMMA R.,
widow of Jacob a. Rlgler. Relatives nnd
friends nre Invited to nttend funeral. Tues .
2 1". M.. from her lata resldenco, 4llu Mnno
yur,?,av.V Hoxborough. Int. Hlllstdo Cem.
RONEY (nee Schwartz). July 23. mil
MAROARET. widow of Joseph Honey. Rela
tives and friends, nlso members of Evan
gelistic Lutheran Church of Our Saviour aro
Invited to call ut late residence. 8420 'Em
erald st. Services at Evangelistic Lutheran
Church of Our Saviour. Tues.. 2 1'. M. Int
North Cedar Hill Com. Remains may be
viewed Mon. eve.
RUTTER. At Wlldwood. N. J.. July 21
CHARLES RUTTER. aged 82. Relatives
nnd friends, also Metropolitan Lodgo, No
130, I. O. O. F, Invited to funeral services.
Tues.. 11 A. M. precisely, at his late re.
denco, 1720 N. 18th st. Int. private, at Mt
Hone Cem.. Delaware County. P.
SCHOEN. On July 22. ALBERT L.. hu.
band of Christina Sohoen. Relatives and
friends, also the Harroryato Benefltlal Asso..
Invited to nttend funeral services, un Mun
day, at S P. M.. residence. 334R Jnspcr st
Interment nt Odd Fellows' Cemeterv n.
mains may be viewed Sunday after 7PM
SHERMAN. July 22. 1U"1. AN'Vm' i-
wife of James M. Sherman aged 50. Funeral
services vvca.. 1 1". - M. residence. LMii"
Church lane, Oermnntown Int. private.
Remains mav he viewed Tues . 7 to 10 P. M
HI1UES1AKE11. At Atlantis f"ltv. V T
July 22. ANNA MITCHELL, nldow of Wil
liam II. Shoemaker. Funeral services Mon..
2 p. si... at iny residence or her daushter.
Mrs. William H. Mooro. 27 s. ltn,n i.
Atlantic City. N. J. Int. Pleasantvllle Cem!
SHUTTS. l) eU 1 30 A. M.. Hat II.VIIIIV
S1IUTT8. Funeral will b held from hu
homo of his brother, near Viola, Del , Tues,.
1 i'. .vi. int. in narrairs cnnpel tern
SMITH. On July 22. ACIISAH (n- K'lno-V
wife of Franklin J. Smith. lUlntlves nnd
frlonds. members Tabernacle M E. Church
also Comp 01. P. O of A., and I. W. of
Red Cross, invited to lurWce. on Tuesday,
nt 2 P. M.. Into residence, 1010 N lltlr nt
lntorment Hillside Cemoterv. Frlemia r,n,.
-ii fn... ...n-rn. "-
SMITH. On Seventh Month 22.1. 1021. C
NEWTON SMITH. Funernl services at his
late residence1, 131 Montgomery nve., Cjnwyd
on Seventh Month 23th nt 1.30 o'clock. In
terment prlvnte,
SOMMER. dERTRUDE MARY, beloved
wife of Oustavus Kominor (neo Moore) Rela.
tlvos and friends, also Falrvlew Council.
No. 80, D. of L.. nro Invited to attend
funeral services. Tues . 'J P. M . lain V.i.
dence. 4021 Falrmount nve., West Phlla
Int. West Lnurel Hill Cem. Viewing Mon
after 7 P, M.
SONNriDORN. July 21, MARY (nee
Iloiilgmnn). beloved wlfo of Louis Sonne
born Relatives and friends nre Invited to
attend funeral services. Monday, 2 P. M
latu residence. 1232 W. Westmoreland si
Interment prlvato. Cedar Hill Cemetery
STREET. On July 22. 1021. FLORENCE
ELSIE, daughter of Charles M. nnd Mar
garet Street, aged 10 years. Itpintu. .,
friends are Invited to thu service, on Tues-1
day ntternoon at 2 o'clock, at her late res)-
aenco, r.di Lancaster nve. Interment prl
vnte. Frlenda may view remains Monday
evening. I
STRONG. July 24, MERCER 8TRONO. In 1
the 40th year of his nne Funeral services i
at R. R. urlnghurst & Co 's., 1024 Arch st
Tues.. 11 A. M. int. Orecnmount Cem., West I
Chester, Pa,
STUART. HENRY II . son of Robert II
M. and Lena Mercer Stuart, In his lath I
sear. Relative and friends nre invited to l
attend funeral. Mon., 2 P. M. from the
residence of hla parents, 38 E Htcwurt ove '
Lnnsdowne, Pa. Int. Arlington Cem I
TANNER. At his late residence 1329 '
t!3th avo.. Oak Lane. July 24, WALTER I
t..... u.v. uncut ..r, wi-ea una mi, pri
vate, Wed., at Mauch Chunk, Pa.
THEURKR. At Rlvoreldo, N. J., juy 03
1031. JOHN, beloved son of Juroh ard Anna
Theurer (neo Oetlor), In hlr 17th jear Rela
tival nnd friends nre Invited to nttend fu
neral services, Tues,. D-;to P M nt his Inte
residence. 337 Fillmore at , Riverside, N J
Int. Illvcrsldo Cem. Remains m.i be viewed
Mon . 7 to H P. M
TOMLINSON. Nov. 1, 101S. In France.
Corporal RUSHELI. S Hon of Clinton ard
late Martha R. Tomllnson Relatives and
friends, also St. Alhnn's Lodgt. No OS F
nnd A. M.; Southampton Council, 040, O.'
of I. A.i Jeife W. Soby Tost 148. Invited
tc funeral. Mon., 2 P. M. (daylight-saving
time), ot the Somerton M E. Church, Som-
erton, Phlla. Interment William Penn Cem-ctery.
THADEWELL. Buddonly. .lulv 25 inn.
JOSEPH, husband of Jennie Tradewoll, uaed
RS Relatives nnd frlenda nre Imlted to at
tend funeral, Tues.. 2 P. M . from his late
rvsldence, H123 F at., Fox Chase, Pn Int?
(Irteninnunt Cem. Romalns may be viewed
Mon. eve.
WALLACE July 22, 1021 formerly of
2331 E. Cumberlnrd at JWL'S 8, son of
the Into James and Mnri Wallace, at late
residence. 20 Harvard ave. Colltngewood
N J Relatives and frlemlj nr Invited m
attend fnneial sani'Mn, Tues , 2 P. M at I
nnrlnrs of Tltlow Bros , 4153 N llrn.1.1 st 1
Int. private. Remain may bo viewed Mon
7 to u P. M.
WARNER. On July 2.1. at lvn t -!,.
Preserve. SOPHIE L.. daughter of Crlestlns
V. Warner, widow of the late Massah M.
Warner. Trlvato funeral and Interment ut
tlethlehem, Pn.. July 23 Sho resided nt
0832 Wayne ave., Philadelphia.
WILLIARD-On J!v 22. 1021
STRAWBRIDGE CLOTHIER
AUTUMN FASHIONS
Hundreds of New Autumn Dresses
Shown for the First Time
Canton crepe, satin - faced Canton
crepe, crepe Georgette; crepe meteor,
matelasse and lace, with graceful, flow
ing draperies from shoulder to hem;
free-swinging.panels tlfct drop below the
skirt and give .the much-heralded irreg
ular length ; side fullness that seems to
drape of itself; new sleeves that appar
ently merge into the dress without any
definite plan many long, loose sleeves
on the Persian order.
Elegant models, wonderfully simple, with
many in black, the others in blue and brown,
nnd priced from $60.00 to $155.00. Tho model
sketched $02.50.
Smart New Tweed Suits
Arrive for Autumn
Grays, blues, browns, greens beautiful
tones; nnd there's something; so smart and trim
and English in their long, slender, well-tailored
lines. Mountain sojourners and tourists will
find those just what they need for immediate use. Prices $30.00
to $47.50.
Worsted Jersey Suits, Autumn Models, $18.75
Smart New Top Coats and Wraps
Tweeds, jersey cloths, velours nnd Bolivia cloths, some on straight
Top-Coat-lines, others in loose wrap-like effects $27.50 to $100.00.
Duvetine and Felt Hats Ready
The new duvctines in soft dark tones and small close shapes, with
flowers nestling in charming inconsistency, or with a loop of ribbon or
pendant ornament aptly placed, $7.95 to $14.00. And tho new Felt Hats
with quills and pheasant tails and wool appliques $10.00 and $12.00.
jf y StrawbrldRe & Clothier Second Floor. Market Street and Centre
lift
A CLEAEAJNCE
Dresses, Suits and Skirts,
Blouses and Millinery
Still two full months of summer weather ahead for you,
but season-end stock clearance for us hence these reduc
tions :
Cotton Frocks Reduced OnetHjivd
and More now $5.00 to $12.75
Voiles, ginghams, dotted Swiss and linens, in a great variety of
styles and shades, many with refreshing touches of white.
Fine Cotton Frocks, Many Half Price
and Less now $19.75 to $30.00
The others are reduced about one-third. Fine organdie, imported
dotted Swiss and ginghams in high-class, distinctive styles"; also
French Hand-made Dresses of fine cotton crepe and handkerchief linen.
r--- Straw uride U I ,utlu r hitond Fioor Market Street
Linen and Palm Beach fcloth Suits
Reduced now $9.75 to $20.00
And tho original prices were very fair indeed for fine tailored Suits
of the quality of these. White, natural linen color, Copenhagen blue
and brown. I. . straw bridge 4. flothler Si cond Floor. Centre
Remainder of a Special ( "I f n
Purchase of Silk Skirts ? 1 U. I O
Onjy forty remaining, but well worth coming earlv for. All
box-plaited models and chiefly in white and flesh.
rrr-- &' raw bridge & (. lothlei hm ond Poor Filbert Street
Black-and-White Summer Millinery
In a Half -price Clearance $5.00
Black fancy straws, some faced in white, others trimmed in white
or black-and-white; also some all-black Hats in the lot. ,
Light-Colored Organdie Hats
Half Price and Less at $2.50
In fact, in some instances this is less than one-third tho original
price. Various shapes and shades, with summery ruffles and sash bows
r- Straw bndi- Clotnier -Second F'oor Market sir, et. West
Various Smartly Tailored )
Pongee Blouses Reduced
Tailored and semi-tailored, plaited, tucked, vest and severely
plain models; collars in nil styles; long and short sleeves.
I .- MLtuhrlilt, t I'lutlu.r- -S mil K nor Centre
$2.65
I',,, .
K. WILl.IARD (iioo Oraff) wife of HufaJ,'
Wllllard Services nn Tuesday mornlne. at
it d uuvn, uv ig.u .ughiiiui ai, interment
private.
WOODINOTON July 23. MARY 73.. wllo
of Wllllnm W. Woodlnuton. nged 30 Pu
neral Tues.. 3 P M.. late rtsldonce, lirldjro
boro, N. J.
WORTHINOTON On July 22 1021
clai:nck H. WORTIUNQTON, nVe'l j j
years. Relatives and frlonds nre Invited to
the service on Monday afternoon at 1.3u
o'cloch at his late residence, bOt) N. -7th st
Interment private
UNDKIlTAKKllft
QrflUYLERS
Vj
BROAD and
DIAMOND
Cold Facts Concerning Two Lots
of Men's Coot Clothing
Palm Beach
Suits at
$16.50
Fine Mohair
Suits at
$18.50
lheso Suits are not to bo compared with ordinary hot-weathcr
apparel. The manufacturer has taken extra care to carry out their
comfort feature to its fullest extent. The light-weight fabrics
have been cut over special models to insuie complete comfort o
tho wearer allowance being made for tho fact that tropical suit
ings do not have tho "give" or elasticity of woolens. They have
been tailored to hold their shape. Thoy have STYLE unmisthk
nbly, thereby c early demonstrating that comfort need not bo sac
rificed in the attainment of smartness of line. Most important of
all, these pi ices nro tho lowest for uhich Tropical Suits of this Tf.no
Sfohalr Sft,,n JiVrnW &"day; Pn,m ?each Su,ls' l.50. Fme
SrSnderpToions81"81, " f reBUlr' Stl,t' short' iM
- Rtrawbrlilff & Clothier- Second Vloor Knit
a B sH
Wednesday,
Ttroirsdky arod
Friday
Are the days set
aside for the in
spection and com
parison prior to our
greatest
August Sale of
FURNITURE
Which Begins Moiv
day, August First
EVERY prospective pur
chaser of Furniture
should make the best
use of these inspection days
not only to examine tho
Furniture and make note of
the values but for pur
poses of comparison in order
to determine just where
quality and values are best.
A clear-sighted, careful tour
of comparison may be the
means of your saving MORE
MONEY THAN YOU HAD
ANTICIPATED.
Therefore, W e d n esday,
Thursday and Friday will
be days of supreme im
portance to all who intend
buying Furniture during
August. The great collec
tion awaiting you here is
the best we have ever had.
Every piece will bear a Sale
ticket showing the regular
price and the reduced or
special price. See the Furni
ture itself, note the savings
and make careful com
parison if you will.
For this great Sale, we
hare made remarkable reduc
tions from the lower prices at
which our regular stocks have
been marked for some time.
In addition we hare made
many special purchases of
Furniture to be sold at the
most extraordinary savings
known in ycurs.
That, in brief, sums up
the attractions of the Sale
but the Sale itself is far
above description. You
must see the Furniture, note
the savings and let your
own eyes judge its match
less character. Most Im
portant of all let your
watchword be
COMPARE !
Strawbrldk-o & Clothier Third Floor
Our Entire
Stock of Men's
Straw Hats
at Half Price
Every Straw and Panama
Hat without reservation is
now maiked at just ono-half
the former price:
Straw Hats now $1.50,
$2.00, $2.50, $3.00 and
$4.5().
Panama Huts $3.00,
$3.75, $5.00, $6.00 & $7.50
Htra.vvbrliWa A Clothier
Second floor. Market Street. Bast
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