Evening public ledger. (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, August 05, 1921, NIGHT EXTRA, Page 5, Image 5

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-eIbNING PTJfiLIO EDGBBPHtEiAPBgHlA, FBflJAX AUGU8T 5, 1Q2J
BE EASY OH
ilatlons Make It Necoasary
'to Postpone Strenuous
ft Drills In Field -
iUoALiTHiLA. CAMP
,' - ,x , r-vtrHa ruMle IMnrr
S!..i: Md.. Aug. . xi.ih"
" J.rround cnmp today. mo 10
no ft ttrounu l i yesterday
inlatlons "" .il nil be out
'"v.j-.dnT. jh"- ". . i
GUtoHtt' .?SSi auh. B.-ThlngB
ind
ven
'"''i .Hfmnts nt rcgulnr sport)
rn flrt .".mp" Linv nftcrnoon.
, period for the day war
' tn. wreitllng and other con
. Doxi"f.,wTJ " nVf-nttnn of the
Al ' AWe rhliadclphla contingent
At0?113 Sf nf scandal. It lins been
"J b me one hero brought with
""Sir rf 1"Hw 8l"? . Pamns
I nd whore the things wore
h0T Jn tho early stay of the
Mt?. MiSteS? If is expected the
a la i mp ' 1.-...1 no In a few
ffJll.UO W --
landslide. With nil of the exercise they
get, the fresh nlr and the other environ
ments thcyl have developed monstrous
npputcs, ami witn ino cve..i.jr-"-ccnt
rations nllowcd them, nearly three
limes tho regular army amount, they
aro putting nwny chow In great quan
tities, lteveiiic ana mps uruvcu w
Uie most unpopular by far.
Pie being the great American dessert,
mere mis vwn im, . - -- .
pany ns to who is Its i champion. It Is
Understoou .lonn u. witiiun. -l -
Jr."- -i . t.'.t-oB TTirnh. fllrnrtl
lnncey micci. jjb" '"-"' , ,i,
College nnd Herbert T. Hood, 743.J
Bpraguo street, are mo icuuinn -tendera
for tho title, and It Is expected
thatliey will ffctf nil the pic in tho
commissary ono of these days and settle
tho question.
Cmp Houston, Tobylmnna, Pn.,
Anr. r,. Governor Sproul arrived here
jesterday to view tho boys of tlio
lOOtli Artillery ucgimcui. u ay...
tho 'range nnd on dress parade, lie
was given n ro.uslng big welcome by mo
soldiers of the Luzerne County regi
ment nnd by hundreds of men and
women nnd children of Tobylmnna nnJ
vicinity.
After the official recognition. m
Governor was taken to the officers
headquarters where he enl0. PX1:
....' .1.. .1 ! f.n.1 hMn HnlahfMl. tllU
Governor nnd party made the start for
the firing range, wnere uiey "peni. i
afternoon In wntchlng the boys of Bat
teries A. C nnd F mow down nn Imag
inary enemy' with three-Inch shells.
GUARDSMEN HOLD
TRACKJELD MEET
3000 Members of 56th Penn
sylvania Infantry Packing
Up to Go Homo
PHILA. UNIT WINS BATTLE
rlttff
'iuwas taken last night among
i hfhs to. determine which of
,p , . .. ,.n n me limn.
Jt,; Eating won
the vote of n
STENOGRAPHER
A No. 1, accurate nnd reliable, de
sires substitute work, preferably
afternoons, during- vacation periods.
Phone Oak LaneX)779 W
A
STRAWBRIDGE
& CLOTHIER
STORE CLOSED
TO-MORROW
iN MONDAY begins our August Sale of
I nA naorl Pi anna and Player-
ianos an attractive collection at the low
QfDrices since 1916. See further an
nouncement to-morrow.
ON MONDAY begins the second week of
the great August Sale of Furniture,
Metal Bedsteads and Bedding. Our entire
stock reduced. Many pieces and suits at
half and less than half the regular prices
recently prevailing.
See our announcements of unusual
attractions throughout the Store, in Satur
day evening and Monday morning newspapers.
STRAWBRIDGE & CLOTHIER
MAHKET STREET EIGHTH STREET FILBERT STREET
rP
Semi-Annual
Sale
HILTON
Stylebilt Clothes
For Men
Every Spring And Summer Suit
At The Maker's Price, Less 15
$30 less $4.50 now $2530 .
$35 less $5.25 now $2975
$40 less $6.00 now $34.00
$45 less $6.75 now $38.25
$50 less $7.50 now $42.50
$60 less $9.00 now $51.00
All Other Prices At
Same Proportionate Reductions
Also corresponding reduc
tions in Hot-Weather Suits
of Palm Beach Cloth, Mo
hair and Shantung Silk.
Special Dtnpateh to Evintno PiiMIe Lrtoer
Rnnin Slcftfoos. Mt. Rrctna. Pn..
Aug. C. Tired but hnnpy nfter stwrlni?
tlielr sncctnrulor wnr mnneuver. the
MOO membern of the Flftv'-Mxth In
fantry Brigade, General Edward O.
Shannon, commanding, returned to
camp Bhortly before noon today to con
nleto their Innt dov of the two weeks
tour or. military uuij.
Tho rest of the day will bo opent in
preparing for the homegolnsc nnd In
witnessing the big track and field meet
nchodulcd to t begin at 2 o'clock this
afternoon.
All t !.. tmnna nunoxlnllv the
newer members of the guard, enjoyed
tho battle which began at daybrcaK
Tho Western Pennsylvania troops made
a spirited nttacn upon tno rnnnucipiim
guardsmen, wno were ucienuuiK ."
camp from the enemy, but lacKcu mc
necessary pusn to win tno uattie.
rr1. rTnU.,1 fltntfl. Apmtr nflltnlN.
who acted as Judges, declared that the
112th inrantry, commanded '
Colonel O. Ulalne Smothers, of Grove
City, presented n splendid offense, but
that the decision could not be given
to them because they failed to prevent
tho Philadelphia guardsmen, under the
command of Colonel Robert M. Jlrook
field, making a safe get-away with the
supplies nnd provisions of the theoreti
cal camp.wnicn mey wero aeiemi'"n'
This evening the annual officers' mili
tary ball' will bo held at the Conewapo
Hotel. Preparations for holding the
dance were only completed nt n Jator
hour jesterday. Owing to the strenu
ous work program connected with this
encampment It was Impossible to hold it
earner in uie wcck. inouohui """
bGteers and the regular army officers,
together with their friends, novo been
invited to attend.
T In .vnMtfi.1 Hint 1 nfffllr trill tie
4b .a ci'.i.. .11111. uiu ... "LI"
Mr. nnnf nu t, t.ttl iti.A ftiA nfllrrrH
an opportunity to celcbrnto tho com
pletion ol tnc hrigade rcquiremeiuB mr
Federal recognition. The schedule of
ontralnmcnt calls for the departure of
the first section of tho "Western Penn
sylvania Guardsmen at 7 o'clock.
The other three sections will, icavo m.
hour Intervals. As n result only a few
of the officers of Uie 112th will be nolo
to attend tho dance. The 111th In
fantry does not begin Its homeward
movement until 1 o'clock Saturday
innfhltii. tvMrtli urtll nnnfllp nit 01 the
Philadelphia officers to attend. '
A feature of the meet this afternoon
will be the presentation of a silver
loving cup to Company II, of the 112th
Infantry, commanded by Cuptaln Fred-
..-Intr T. 1 ,.,! nt ManrU-llll. (!nmtlfUIV
J won tho Intercompany basketball
scries held last winter.
Colonel It. Ii. KIHh, of Philadelphia,
was In camp today conferring with di
vision officials on tho coming encamp
ment of tho cavalry units. Colonel Kills
Is chief Instructor for tho Pennsylvania
cavalry.
Two Citizen 8oldlera Are Killed
nt Cump Grant torevcrc killed, '
Two Citizen 8o.a ers ro m.,. m ..... .r
Ilotkford. III., Aug. 0. (IV A. l.l r, , nn nllto truck tionvcylng, them
Two mcmberM of the (JIIIssciim -1111" ' . if,,. ,.iro ranee overturned.
tnry Training Cnnip. now In prngicsH "' ID' "IK r""g" """"",l- f
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H-LTON g)MPANY
1211 Chestnut Street
Clothes Shot In Vrineltxil Ciliet
NEWARK NEWYOP.K BROOKLYN PHILADELPHIA CHICAGO,
dHt
Harper's Ferry Excursion
wtcnio roiKT Tnai btatb
Sunday. August 7
$3.33 Round Trip
rio. (ft war tex
S Tickete EHy, m Numba Will B UmlUd
SPECIAL TRAIN itm rhnwpw. . .
Brtornlnr, Bpeclkl Trml WUl Dm Hantft Tnrr Bl80 P. M.
BALTIMORE & OHIO R. R.
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$S! BMornlnr, Bpeclkl Trml WUl Dm Vantrt wnrr Btso r. m. .m ,
I BALTIMORE & OHIO R. R. I
iffiiBaBnfti'.'- mmgmmiL -. Booa
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MiollMilll
HOOVER
IlBBATS... HltSwrtt mMCImm
Places this machine
in your horn
"Wells Hats Wear Well"
Straws Now $1.50
i
and up
1315 Market St.
and 2715 Germnntown Ave.
Apartments at
the Rittenhouse
i
Ken ova tod, refuinlarfM
mado Hplck, Hpnn ai(7 irrvltlns.
Outolde rooms, cotl cheoifuL
Pick from these:
Two Hoomi nnd TatZt.
Thrco UooniH and Aath.
Four Rooms nnd 'two Hath.
Rittenhouse Hotel. 22d and Chestnut
J iF!'WTirff ij7
J. F. Bachan&n Snpply Co.
1715 Chestnut Street
i-rVimi in rn i ilTi iimtiiiiii rft
Summer
I f C lOUR ONLY .STORE 1
MSlMONIC
L JLK LARQgST EXCLUSVZ CfiEDIT V
1eiAPtfV HOUfE IN PHILADELPHM
3QT&QT&VX 13thStre3ETT
BE SURE OF ADDRESSLOOK FOR NAME ON WINDOWS
Thousands are packing our store
daily sharing in the most stupen
dous value-giving event in history.
My, what crowds are responding to mis,
the greatest Jewelry sale in history! Think
of owning handsome jewelry on such low terms
seems almost impossible, yet we are oom
enough to tackle such a proposition jusw
because we want you as a customer, won i
delay. Come tomorrow. Pay only
Rogers Silver
9 PIKCKS ODA11AN.
TK121I FOIl A LIFETIMi:
Word) or ulcturvi fnil to
d e c 1 1 Ii e the rzqoUlte
beauty ot ttili nomlrrfu!
net ol Silvern-ore! IT IS
NOW ILAOE WITHIN
YOUIt HH1C1I. Junt tUInk
ol It!
Only 5c Down
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1 1 HK
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42&2C&4W'j6C&5isJ&y. M tf
IwBBSm " Jimr Peerless
W please Jjf E .
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Open Every -vl 4$
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I Sale
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TW1 - I
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' lilt HiIM V liM
mw$. I III &
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Open Saturday Until 10 P. M.
The Savings Are
Now The Greatest
Better Values Than Ever Before
In the Sensational
, 1 ELGIN t
'IIib bltxMt wntch villus of the ynr. 20-y.r 11-kt. K"l'l
lllleil DutbiT cniie. Runkrii second dial, full nlikcl mine
nicnt. An cxtriirut iiuiepieoe, j.nrriiiK ..d......
Your Money Refunded If You Can Buy
Cheaper For Cash
SETH THOMAS
CLOCKS
KlKlit rinyi line inahoionyi
cntliedrml belli.. Strike the
hoar nnil halt hour, A really
remurknlile tulue.
Pay Only 5c Down
x SIMPLY
ONLY 5c
2ND
WEEK
PAY LIKE THIS sz
THE FIRST WEEK
6TH
WEEK
20c 40c 80c
3RD 4TH BTH
WEEK WEEK WEEK
AND $1 A WEEK UNTIL PAID FOR
NOTICE
Because of the unprecedented rush -wo hove
enlisted a large forco of extra salespeople to
copo with tho enormous crowds.
Credit
to All
Honest
Folks,
m f C OUR ONLY gTORE 1 jT
MSxmon&io
A. ML9KS J.4RQSST EXCLUSIVE CEDtT
JEWELRY HOUSE IN PHILADELPHIA
39 North 13th Street
Special purchases at
lower prices and Mr.
Hill reduces all higher
priced garments to
these low prices, too.
Men, still want them
for summer comfort, and
many men are buying
them at these low prices
for next year's wear, too.
Palm
Beach
Silk
Mohairs
Cool Cloths
Crashes
Summer
Homespuns
in snappy styles fot
young men, conservative
dressers and sports mod
els. They are dressy and
well tailored.
Every man can be fit
ted whether he is tall
or short, stout or slim.
Suits
A New Wonderful Sale of
1000 Men's Blue Se
1 & 2 Pr.
rseSa
Worsted
Pants
UITS
Savings
of $10.00
to $20.00
at
I
Pure AMille Diamond IMrc Whlt nlnmuml
I'liiflnmn Ton en. ng
$31.25 dl.5
Be DOWN O" DOWN
wS&aSr rur 'White Illnmonii
$41.50 $32.50 fl
6c MOWN fla DOWN B
$1 HHinflWm7 -
Oaaroteed Kliln mafrraent and I
U ee. Wfnderful Talue like ll I
H mtv KawMltl. rn. ihm unman rllr H
I JVc do nn. UnnrnM bunlnenf Mllh I
ladle and ntend to them the I
M utmott . eourtwy. CoDadentlxl I
tertni wttlunit cmbarrM- IMQ 1
H mrat :..,. JO M
n V
Courtesy
to
Ladies
I II te
P INE BLUE SERGES
WORSTEDS
HERRINGBONES
HOMESPUNS
SCOTCHY TWEEDS
MIXTURE CHEVIOTS
RICH FLANNELS
Man, here is a sale that for value-giving stands abso
lutely unparallele 1. It sounds like good old times and the
values arc even better than any man evei dared hope for.
Come in and see the wonderful suits Mr. Hill makes pos
sible at these low prices.
They are the finest and smartest of woolens in styles
for every man patterns and colorings by the hundreds.
In nearly every case present wholesale prices are
higher than our special sale prices.
Every man can be fitted plenty of stouts.
Sale Mens
Pants
Blue Serges ) Values up Q
Worsteds to $6.00 I)
Mixtures
Cassimeres
Large variety of
I patterns and
J colorings.
9-95
Boys' Clothing!
Boys' $1.50
Wash Suits
79c
Boys' Sport
Blouses
39c
Boys' Palm Boys' Khaki
Beach Suits Punts
$7.95 79c
Store Order. Accepted
Boys' $2.50
Wash Suits
$1.00
Boys' $1.00
Koveralls
84c
Largs it Irltn'i & iloyi'
Clothing Slore in
Philadtlphla
Open Evenings
Largtit Mtn'i & floju'
Clothing Star in
Philadtlphia
1019-21 Market Street
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