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EVENING PUBLIC LEDGER PHILADELPHIA, TUESDAY, AUGUST 23, 1921'
63D STREET OPERA
It
PLANNED BY F
Company, Answering Suit
Against Park, Declares It Will
Also Give Concerts
DETAILS STILL LACKING
class manner, nnd will attract only the
most desirable of patronnce.
Howard M. Lute, nttorncy for the
plaintiffs and also solicitor for Uppor
Dnrby. laid today tho township Itself
will tnko every neeoassnry menmiro suc
cessfully to oppose tho transit com
pnny'n plaim. Ho ald there is nlready
In existence an orcllnnnro forbidding
nmusement parks In Upper Dnrbr.
ASKS FOR JAIL TERM
Drug Addict, Given Year, Wanted to
"Get Dope Out of System"
.Indue I'ergurnn, lu Quarter Sessions
'Court, today sentenced Harry 1'axtlng.
I tliirt -two years old, to n term of one
J ear in tho Houe of Curroctlon after
In hnd pleaded, guilty to iiiilnwfullt
noting narcotic drug in his pocdon
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Inst
was under tho influcnco of drug, and
had n drug in ins possession.
Boy Scalded by Milk Dies
Thrce-ysar-old Mnrtln Spain died In
tho Mount Hlnat Hospital today from
tcaius oi tno race ami
GOOD things
from 9 sun
shiny climes
poured into n
single glass for
you.
The Coca-Cola Co.
Atlanta, da.
rnxtluc who lind been mine at 148
iff hos arrested Anensf n win.
a tvpouritcr ir his rvnilrm ), ,
lonced to the Theodore Pressor Company
Seventeenth nnd Chestnut htrocts ltd
The Philadelphia Rapid Transit Com
pany proposes to give "opera" at the
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it has purchased west of Hixty-thlrd i? IX Se'V !? K I
trsot, and In Upper Darbv Township i where ho has n wife and one child, from
That was rovealed today, when the I hom he lias been separated. Ho told ,
P. It. T. nnd the 'Willow Grove Pnrk Vu,,,? l'Wiwn ho has been nddicted
Company filed nn answer In the Dcla- "',' th.- dnijf hnblt for about ten years.
warn County courts at Media to n wilt . ""rj nked the Judje to give him n term
in equity brought tn restrain them from , " '.ftIil ro ,hnt ro could get the dope out i
ewtnhl Uh ntr tin. nnrt. "'. IB..")'
'Thn nnnivAp jfiilnrnrl tlin ttntl U fir flXtillH
the "rendition of high ilnss opera ami
concerts." Whether the 1. It T Com
pany and Us 'Willow Grote associate in
tend to go into tho itnprcurio business
is not revealed.
'The P. It. T. Co. nnd its FubMlnr
re made the defendants In nn in
junction suit brought by F. 1. 1M
munds, Howard Sellers, l'lnrine I.
Opdyke, Preston B. I.ce nnd Harry V,
lleffner, nskinp tho equity court to
restrnln the defeudant companlis from
establlshlne the park.
The cititenB who are suinjt Into been
joined by township officials and resi
dents of the neighborhood, '-Mil prrvms
participating In tho petition to the
courts.
It Is alleeed in the petition thnt tho
park, which will occupy thlrt-sc-n
acres, will ! to the hurt i n -eciion
which has been strictly resident 'nl, nnd
will dlbturb tho uoace of n neighbor
hood now noted for its quiet and order
In the answer filed today the com
pany declares tho district in which It
proposes M build tho park Is not "trlct
ly residential as claimed, and thnt the
park will be no distuibjnce, as it will
bo conducted In nn orderly n'ld high
Dotiy wnich lie H
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S"SMMIMsMsiBSjsiissW B
received when ho upset ft pot of bollln
milk in his homo At 983 FlUgornli
street last Thursday.
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Have you tasted this
delicious butter?
Mw&n
Butter
52
lb
At all our Stores
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Six Franklin Talking Machines
Formerly rrlc.l at 1120 (o KA n w J'O
BLAKE AND BURKART
S. W. Cor. 11th and Walnut Sts.
SylphoJtfathcil
the diiinftctant
Fermtrly calUJ Salpho-Haplhol
It Is i4 times stronger
than the U. S. Public
Health Service Standard.
Leading hospitals in New
York and Now England
use it.
Far perianal hygiene
euti, wounds, douchti
Bjlpho-Nathol is iovaluable.
Oettroya germ U'e. tut !
hailing to thf tlnues. Tbyil
dans recommend it.
Dru and dept. storea, 15c,
lie, 66c. 11.25.
IMPORTERS
1615 CHESTNUT STREET
Special August Sale
Oriental Rugs
We believe this is the opportune time to buy Oriental Rugs.
Every Oriental Rug in our stock has been repriced at one
half the prices ruling in 1920.
If the new tariff goes into effect basing the duty on Ameri
can instead of foreign values it will mean higher costs.
New Importation
Pekin Chinese Rugs
of superior quality of wool and dyes.
At Pre-War Prices
Sizes and prices range from 2 f t. x 3 ft. at $15.00, with inter
mediate sizes at proportionate prices, to 9 ft. x 15 ft. at
$337.50. Also a few extra-large room sizes.
Beware of the much-advertised Chinese Rugs "at very low
prices." They are made from inferior wool, and not de
pendable as to wear and color. We do not import this class
of Chinese Rugs, and they will never be found in our stock.
Bills for rugs purchased in this sale will be dated October
1 and the goods held for Fall delivery, if desired.
Hudson and Essex Prices
Reduced
Hudson Super-Six $1895
- - $1375
Agalll
Effective August 17th
"These Are the Lowest Prices at Which These Models
Have Ever Been Sold"
You will understand something of the value this gives to the Hud
son Super-Six when you remember that at $2600 it was the world's
largest selling fine car. Today's price saves you $705.
ssex Further Leads
ts
Everybody has always classed Essex with costly cars in perform
ance, endurance, and appearance. It combines with those qualities
the economy of light cars in fuel, oil, and tires. Thousands of
owners report as high as twenty-five thousand miles of service with
scarcely any maintenance cost.
More than fifty thousand Essex cars are in service. For the per
formance and endurance given, Essex had no rival at its last
year's price of $1795. What can approach it today with this saving
of $420?
At loivcr prices than they have ever sold for you can get
cither a Super-Six or an Essex this year and have the best
months in which to enjoy it.
New Prices F. O. B. Detroit
ESSEX
5-Paiiengcr Touring $1373
2-Paocnger Roadtter 1375
5-Pauenger Sedan 2230
2-Pnitonger Cabriolet 1880
Gomery-Schwartz Motor Car Co.
128-140 North Broad Street
Sales Room, 128-140 North Broad Service Station, 2400-14 Market Street
HUDSON
7-Pafangor Phaeton $1805
4-Patienger Phaston 1895
2-Panenger Cabriolet 2495
7-Pnnenger Sedan 2895
4-Patienger Coupe 2770
4-Pauengor Touring1 Limoutine. . . . 3120
7-Pauenger Limoutino 3495
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Wanamaker's Down Stairs Store
TWo entrances lead directly from Chestnut Street to the
Down Stairs Store, where you will find the Center Aiile of
special shopping opportunities leading straight to the Subway.
Prices Are Lower on Good
Comfortables
For Instance, a thick, warm comfortablo at $6. It Is filled with
wool mixed with a little cotton and covored with.an cxcollcnt grado
of figured sateen with a plain 6atcon bordor in a variety of colors.
A year ago such a comfortablo would havo been half as much
again.
So it goes, through all grades. Households in need of bedding
can stock up this year with tho assurance that prices are down.
(Central) ,
A Clearaway of Couch
Hammocks. $10
These hammocks are five feet wide, with coverings of khnlci or
gray duck and strong frames and chains.
Stands to go with them are $5.50 each.
(Chentnat)
Men's Corded Madras
Shirts, $1.45
They aro cut on Wonamakcr dimensions, which means
roomlnoss, comfort and fit.
Tho madras 'is of excellent quality, and comes in many
different printed stripe patterns on whito ground.
There's almost any color combination that could bo asked
for, and, of course, tho shirts havo tho popular soft turn
back cuffs.
(flattery, Market)
Center Ai
Opp
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2000 Knitted Vests for
Women, 20c
Regular and Extra Sizes
Bodice top style (tho kind
that most women nnd young
women want now) or tho reg
ular low neck, sleeveless style.
First and second quality, but
tho "seconds" have such slight
imperfections that they can
scarcely be noticed.
Women's
Silk Stockings
85c Pair
Black, white and cordovan.
Good quality silk, well rein
forced and mado with seamed
backs. Second quality.
Clearing Away
Attractive Summer
Skirts, $2
A few of a kind of these bet
ter whito skirts that wero
much higher earlier in the sea
son. Some show slight marks
of handling, of some there are
but ono or two, that'3 why
prices nro lowered. Lustrous
surf satin in plain white or
black-and-white plaids or fine
quality gabardine. All regular
sizes among them.
Pink Elastic Girdles
$1.50
These two excellent models
havo just arrived. Pink coutil
with clastic insets all around
instead of lacing, and very
light and cool.
Clearance of
Bandeaux and
Brassieres, 25c
About five hundred of them
havo been gathered together
and marked much less. Plain
or lace-trimmed styles in pink
or white, some slightly mussed
or soiled from handling.
Crepe Bloomers, 75c
Good ones of plnin pink,
plain white or blue-printed
crepo with ruffles at the
knees.
Hand-Embroidered
Nightgowns, 75c
White batiste, .stitched with
blue and embroidered in colors.
Envelope Chemises, 75c
The softest batiste trimmed
with dainty lace and hem-stitdiing.
Modart Corsets
Special at $5
Modart corsets are ono of the
very best makes of front-laco
corsets. They are carefully de
signed, and only materials of tho
best grades enter into their mak
ing. Many women will wear no
other kind. '
This model is for average to
medium stout figures, and is of
pink broche, strongly yet not too
heavily boned. It has a long skirt
and medium low bust. Sires 23
to 32.
(Centra!)
Gymnasium
Bloomers, $2
Ready for tho Fall gym classes
come these black sateen bloomers
for women and girls.
They arc of the correct, roomy
cut, and a smoothly fitting yoke
Duttoncu at cacn side add
their shapeliness.
The material Is smooth nnd
closely woven, and the making
throughout is of the best and
strongest.
(Central)
Boys' Ail-Wool School
Suits, $6.75
This is an exceptional group of suits, which were priced
considerably higher a few weeks back.
Sizes aro broken, and there is not every size in every
stylo, but there is a wide range of choice, and the boy of
8 to 18 is sure to find something to his liking.
Materials all-wool, of course aro mainly mixed
chevibts in green, brown and gray.
Coats aro either plain or pleated and knickerbockers
are lined throughout.
(Caller?, Market)
Sheets, 75c and $1
Full-bleached, seamed sheets, measuring 81x90
inches before hemming, at $1 ; and 72x90 inches at 75c.
Pillow Cases, 20c and 25c
Like old times to get good pillow cases at these
prices.
42x36-inch size, 20c 45x36-inch size, 25c
Wool-Mixed Blankets, $5 and $6.50
$5 blankets are in gray or white, 60x80 inches.
$6.50 blankets are white, measuring 70x80 inches.
Gray Blankets, $7.50
Good, serviceable blankets, with 75 per cent wool
in the filling, are 70x80 inches.
(Central)
Sale of Cover-all Aprons, 80c
Clean, fresh percale aprons in light,
cool colorings stripes and small figures
on light grounds.
They're generously cut and neatly
trimmed with rick-rack or with band
ings of plain-color chambray.
'Four different styles, and each as
practical and becoming as any efficient
housewife could want.
They have short sleeves, square or
round necks, and can be worn quite suc
cessfully as house dresses. Sashes
adorn some; others have elastic at the
waists.
They will cover your clothes most
protectingly, and can be had in small,
medium and large sizes.
Who would bother to hunt the ma
terial and make them for only 80c?
Extra-Size Aprons of Percale,
$1; of Gingham, $1.50
(Central)
Cambric Envelope
Chemises, $1.50
These good-looking and service
able chemises are strongly made
and trimmed with embroidery.
(Central)
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Great Choosing Among
Women s Summer
Dresses, $1, $2, $3.50, $5
Nearly every kind of Summer dress one can
imagine !
Frocks of colorful organdie or white.
Voile dresses in figured or dotted designs
in all colors, ranging from navy blue and brown
through all the pastel tints.
And ginghams? All kinds of them, show
ing the gayest, cheeriest plaids and going for
a song.
Some of these dresses are mussed, but it is
easy to freshen themand they are worth it.
Sizes from 14 to 52 in the collection, though
not all sizes in any one style.
(Market)
Many People Are Stopping
to See the Furniture
Down Stairs
perhaps because there are a great many startling things
to see. All sorts of fascinating odd chairs, tables and
davenports at very much less than their original prices.
The Dining-Room Suit
Sketched Is $255
This August Sale price saves exactly seventy dollars
Also this suit was designed and built by one of the best
modern furniture makers. Notice the restrained but grace
ful lines of the long buffet, the serving table with drawer
the china cabinet, the happy family dining table, the six
attractive chairs with slip seats of tapestry.
One does not tire of such furniture !
Either golden or fumed quartered oak.
(Central)
Colonial Rag
Rugs, 55c to $8.50
These much-liked rugs are
as practical as they are
good-looking. They are
made in hit-and-miss pat
terns of new rags full of
color, charm and service.
24x36 in 55c
25x50 in 75c
27x54 in 90c
30x60 in $1.15
36x72 in $1.50
4x7 ft $2.65
Cx9 ft $4.85
8x10 ft $7.50
9x12 ft $8.50
Wool-and-Fiber Rugs
$9.50 to $18
An excellent showing in
Fall colorings and new de
signs. 6x9 ft. ...$9.50 to $11
7.6x9 ft.. $11 to $13.50
8.3x10.6 ft..$14to$17
9x12 ft $15 to $18
(Cbaitnut)
An Autumn
Variation of the
Tricolette Blouse
has just mado its appearance
in tho Down Stairs Store. It
is 'mado in a slip-over stylo
with a sash nnd short sloeves
and can bo had in black or
whito. Quito now and most
moderately priced at ?5.0U.
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