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,HEART DISEASE KILLS MAN
WHO DISOBEYED DOCTORS
Wlnffeld J. Ostatowltz Was Warned
Agalnit Taking Motor Trip
"Wlnfleld .T. Ostatowltz. 260 Hector
Ireet, Conahohockciii died last nlRht In
a physician's office nftcr ho had been
taken sick in an automobile at Fiftieth
street and Washington nvemic when on
hi wny home from Chester with his
elcvcn-yonr-old son.
With the father and son was a
friend whose name Is unknown to po
lice, lie wan driving the car. Osta
towits bad for some time had hfftrt
trouble and hod been warned by n phy
sician to bo careful.
Yesterday afternoon ho took an nuto-1
mobile trip to Chester neainst advice,
of his pbjsiclon. When lie was taken,
111 tho driver took him to the office1
of Dr. John Jacob Itcpp, O'-'C South '
Sixtieth street. I
Optometrists to Plan Convention
Plans for cntertalnlnr 7C0 visitors
at the twenty fifth annual convention
of tho Pennsylvania Optometrist So
ciety here in October will bo discussed
ot a meeting of Philadelphia optomet
rists tonight in tho auditorium of the
Chamber of Commerce. J. F. McNeill,
Hr , president of the Philadelphia so
ciety, will preside.
25 REDUCTION ON
PICTURE FRAMES
Irrt workmnhl and Our
iMin Heme hus ntwn ln
our policy. Phone call or nJ
nrrt and mir rrrpinttl will
com lo vour horn. Frame r
iildrd nrd pulntlncs restored by
our expert nrtUt.
Eastern Art Company
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HALLAHANS!
FINAL
REDUCTION
WOMEN'S
PUMPS & OXFORDS
Values 7.50,
950 to 12.50
Right out of our regular stock
and every pair a wonderful
bargain. All the wanted
styles in
Tan, Black, Patent Colt,
Also
TViife Buck, White Kid,
Beauty White Cloth
Plenty of sizes NOW and upward of n hundred
styles. We suggest the wisdom of buying at this
extraordinary low price even for next season's wear.
RUMMAGE SALE Women's Smart J.00
Shoes in various leathers
SILK STOCKINGS Wanted colors 65c to 2.00
MEN'SSILK HOSE 2Sc
HALLAHAN'S
1 1 GOOD SHOES C
921 MARKET STREET
60th & Cktitnnt Sti. 5604 Germintovrn Ave. 2736 Gernuntown Art
AnVKKTKEMKNT
ADVr.UTISirMKNT
r In the show windows of the Chestnut Street Shop of Reid & Fort,
Illustrated above, you will see some models of thoir now autumn suits.
These are samples of their full lino of clothing which you arc invited
to inspect in the Windsor itoom.
grdjvraKr $8yaM
VfACATION' days play havoc with, -pVERY one knows what a handy I
1 clothes and it's something to know -' jn fact, an indispensable article '
where one may replenish with the
style and kind a well-groomed man
wants. The new autumn suits now
being displayed by Reid & Fort, 1204
Chestnut Street and 11 South Fif-
a spotlight is. A blow-out on a
dark country road, and you change
your tire with only half the usual
difficulty aided by the brilliant light
of the torch. A thunderstorm cuts
I off tho electricity in your home and
teenth Street, cut according to the the torch is invnluablo in your search
latest modes, are beautifully tailored for candles and lamps. Among the
...... , , , . many new and useful devices at the
and include the popular herringbone fihop of Buchnnan Eiectrical Supply
cheviots and tweeds. They are made Company, 1715 Chestnut Street, are
specially for Reid & Fort and bear to be found the most modern and ,
uu o.,,nM-.f,o fnr !,n ovrontmnn ' complete lurcncs mat are raaue
, . ' i-. , ,. . .. .j Thoy have a n
standard of quality. I also usited
their shop at 1110-21 Market Street,
whoro I found a large assortment of
high-grade and smart-looking shirts
and ties at remarkably low prices.
new scientific reflector
which concentrates the light ray of
the "Lveready Mazda Lamp" and
have u three-hundred-foot range
which mav bo focused as you wish.
They are priced nt $3.75 and 5-1.00 I
and contain two extra lamps. I
THERE is nothing which so in
creases in value, unless perhaps
it be diamonds or pearls, than the
family silver, handed down to us
from our forefathers. A silver tea
set or service, which is beautiful in
design, will retain its beauty for
ever. It has, therefore, been the
custom of families who appreciate
tho necessity for discrimination in
selecting a gilt lor the bride, to pat-
ronizo tho
Biddle Company,
housing the most important collec
tion of silver in the world. 1 e
marvelous tea sets, silver services,
centerpieces and chests of flat bilver
whloh this collection Include aro
unequaled. And nut only tire the Indi
vidual pieces amnzlnglv beautiful In
line and proportion, but thev are are
fully constructed of a corn-el weight to
withstand accidental knocks which
might mar them.
PRESERVING Time! Already)
thero are many fruits and vege
tables to be put up for winter use;
and 'ho up-to-date housekeeper will
always find tho easiest and most
efficient methods. At the store of
J. Franklin Miller, 1G12 Chestnut
Stieet, I saw countless unique and
useful utensils and deuces for this
purpose. Uno ot the newest and
firm of Baifpv Banks and most clever wu" a Fruit Press which ! 8
Saw -who are famous for would bli """"velous in kln iellies 1 1
?B. "iS,BmnUii or grape juice. It is priced at $0.30. 1 1
Then there aro jelly glasses with I
patent tops to keep out the air,
various kinds of jars, duplex forks
to lift them out of tho water, jar
wrenches and wonderful big preserv
ing kettles. And you will find an
Everedy Crown Capper to be indis
pensable jn bottling root beer, grape
juice, etc.
THE name of FRITZ & LARUE
Hallow-ells' send to a friend at ana UKib.MAL, nuub seem to
the shore, brought back a letter of me t0 B interchangeable. And I
tho deepest appreciation. My friend suppose it is tho same with most
received tho fruit the very day it eople who love and appreciate the
was ordered; and she wrote that it Oriental Rug. To those who do I
which is this: Now is the opportune
time to secure Oriental Rugs, for
Fritz & Larue, 1615 Chestnut Street,
are selling them at half price, and
should tho new tariff go into effect,
it will mean very much higher cost.
There is a certain distinction about
tho Oriental Rug that enhances
every article in the room in which
it is placed. And I advise those who
nre lite'Hted In ery beautiful rugs, at
extreme! low prices, to lnfpert the new
importation of Pckln Chinese Kukh
which Fritz ft Laruo nra offering as low
' jrlum and many- other, fruits which I 8UperJor to many which are ngw uu the
art mod tempting. tnarnet.
'". .. miio i-itTEienrvi?Tm! eiinpPT AOQnPlATIOM,
'A BASKET of Fruit, which I had
was tho most delicious that she had
ever tasted. It is remarkable tho
many places to vh ch Hallowells'
(Broad Street below Chestnut) are
constantly Bending fruit. You know
they guarantee perfect delivery to
all points as far away ns 1000 miles
from Philadelphia. Such marvelous
fruit, tool At present there are ex
ceptionally luscious Bartlett Pears,
huge Jersey Peaches, wonderful
Melons of all kinds, delicious Plums,
Tokay and Malaga Grapes from Cali-
icrnla, hothouse urapes irom uei-
WANAMAKER'S
DOWN STAIRS STORE
WANAMAKER'S
Important
Economy
News for Everybody
Wanamaker's Down
Interested in
Stairs Store
Sale of Women's Sweaters $3.50
The last lot of these good sweaters went flying before the day was over, so you
may know how pleased women were with them!
Thoao are new and perfect sweaters of excel'
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lent quality, at a much lowor price than usual.
In four different stylos In thd best colorings
of tho season.
Sizes 38 to 41 in each stylo.
Slip-over sweaters aro in a square plaid weavo
and of medium-weight wool, mado with rather
high necks and tasseled sashes. In Harding blue,
buff, black and henna.
'lancy-stitch Tuxedo sweaters aro in tvfo
styles in brown, black, buff, pink, whito and navy.
All in medium-weight wool.
Plsln-stltch Tuxedo sweaters aro of Shetland
wool in navy, pink, white, brown, buff and black.
(Control)
Doris Petticoats of Satin
Arrive for Autumn
The mnny women who have been wearing Doris potticoats this
Summer will bo glad to know that tho Doris for Autumn has been
created in satin. (
It has tho same deep hemstitched hem 20 to 22 inchos
elastic at the waist nnd is made of heavy, serviceable satin with
a fine luster. In Harding blue, emerald, black and several change
able shades at $6.
For a straight-line, practical petticoat, there is nothing that
can compare with the Doris.
(Ontrnl)
Beautiful Sample Blouses
Special at $5,90
Every blouse is fresh and fine and of exquisite quality.
Just ono or two of a kind and each one a beauty.
Georgette blouses aro trimmed with real filet and Irish
crochet or with dyed laces to match the blouses. In bisque,
gray, white, flesh and navy.
Crepe do chine blouses in white or flesh, aro of the heavy
quality that ono loves to feel. Some are tailored and trimmed
with wee pleated frills. Others are embroidered. Blouses
like these are regularly marked twice this sum.
All have long sleeves, with closely fitting cuffs. Sizes
36 to 44 in the group.
(Mnrkrt)
Grace and Service Mark These Tan
Pumps for Women, $5.90
Women's tan leather pumps, ornnmented with perforations and
fastened with one strap and a buckle, have welted soles of correct
street weight.
Children's Patent Leather Pumps
$2.50, $2.75 and $3.25
are made in the popular one-strap and button style, and are in sizes
6 to 2.
(Chritnnt)
Deep and Roomy Suitcases
of Black Enameled Fabric $8
I At $3.85
A trifle smaller case, is and 20
inch sizes, is also of black enamel
fabric with leather corners and
handles.
They'ro big enough to hold
nearly everything one needs for
quito a trip. Their capacity is
really nstonishing.
These cases nre of strong black
pnamcled fabric, 24 to 30 inches
long and extra deep. They have
riveted frames, leather corners,
leather handles and straps all
aroundj. Good brass catches add
to thoir strength. Trays add to
their convenience. (Sketched).
Finer black suitcases, of
heavier construction, are $9.50
to $12.
Black Enamel
Suitcases, $5
21 to 26 inches long, and of
regulation depth. They have
short straps across the tops,
trays and pretty linings.
(Chmtriut)
Creepers for Very Little People
65c, 85c, $1.25
Tiny folks from 1 to 3 years old will look cunning in those
engaging and practical little all-over garments.
The creepers are made of chambray in several colors or of checked
gingham.
Some aro trimmed with white braid, nnd others with white
hindings. Nearly all have a wee pocket that is sure to bring delight.
A number of colors and stvles at 6fic, 83c and $1.25.
(Oentrul)
A New Breakfast
Coat of
Corduroy $ 3. 85
It will cheer up anybody's break
fast to sit opposite (or in) such a
pretty breakfast coat as this. In
fact, so pretty is it that it should
not confine its loveliness to break
fast. Many women will enjoy such
a negligee during any leisure hour.
The corduroy is of exceptionally
silky quality in delightful shades
of rose, American Beauty, Copen
hagen, orchid and grape. Made
with elbow sleeves, a sash belt and
pointed pockets.
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Richness of Color
Distinguishes These
New Autumn Hats
$5 and $8
Hats have seldom been prettier
than they are this Fall.
Colors aro exceptionally beau
tiful, and the soft, rich Autumn
shades show at their best in tho
deep-piled velvets.
There arc many becoming
stylos from which to choose,
whether one likos hats little or
big, somber or colorful.
Each hat, of course, is in tho
season's newest mode, and cor
rect in each carefully planned
detail.
(Market)
Center Aisle
UppwtaMes
White Sateen
Petticoats, 85c
The double panel back and front
makes them practically shadow
proof. Tucked flounces.
Girls' Dresses
$1.45 and $2
A cloaraway of desirable Sum
mer frocks, in voilo or colored
organdie. Remarkable values for
girls who wear sizes 6 to 14.
New Neckwear
50c to $1.25
Round or straight collars, or
collar-and-cuff sets, aro of sheer
organdie, embroidered or trimmed
with lace.
Vestees of net and lace, or of
organdie, aro 50c to $1.25; bomo
with cuffs aro $1 and $1.25.
Guimpes, $1.50 to $2.50
Several pretty styles of net
and lace, with Peter Pan collars,
and short lace-edged sleeves.
Duvetyn Hats, $3.85
Many becoming styles, trimmed
with ornaments, ribbon or wool
embroidery. Surely there is a
model and a color here for every
woman.
Women's Extra-Size Night
Gowns, 85c
Slip-over gowns aro of white
nainsook in sizes 18 to 20. Middy
gowns in white, with pink or blue
bindings, are in regular sizes
15 to 17 nt 85c
Patent Leather or Kid
Belts, 50c
The kind of belts for wear with
sweaters or slip-over dresses.
Black or red patent leather; or
kidskin in black, white, red, green
and tan.
Sample Georgette
Blouses, $3.50
All of these are ftesh and beau
tiful, made of Georgette in pink,
white and bisque. Many charm
ing styles, somo lace trimmed,
some with jabots, and deep or
round collars. Thero aro a num
ber of crepo de chine, white rajah
and cream net, as well as tailored
blouses of striped tub silk. Sizes
3G to 46 in tho lot.
Women's Crepe
Nightgowns, $1.50
Pink or white one3 of light,
cool crepo trimmed with blue
stitchery or blue shirring. Two
styles, each with a square neck.
Wanamaker Special Pink
Brocaded Corsets
$2 and $2.50
Four entirely different models
to accommodate the very slight
woman who wants a topless cor
set, to the average stout woman
who wants one with a low bust
and fairly heavy boning. Mado
of unusual quality brocaded jean.
Clearing Away Some All-Wool
3-Piece Suits for Men at $12.50
Of
style
Not a great many of them, but they're worth coming early for.
green and brown mixed cheviots all-wool in semi-conservative
which men find best for all around business wear.
Wanamaker suits, taken from our own stock and marked low for a
clearaway. Just two of this, three of that, but all sizes from 34 to 42 in
the group.
A Few Palm Beach and Mohair Suits, $12.50
These are two-piece suits in Jight and dark colorings. Sizes 34 to 38.
(vaiiery, iuurnci;
Men's Solid Color
Neckties, 25c
To add a touch of brightness to tho now suit,
or a bit of newness to tho old one.
Many men will buy these by thd dozen, for tho
colors includo all the most wanted shades. Tho
material is excellent silk barathea, and the tics
aro in bat-wing and four-in-hand shapes.
It's a fino timo to go over tho tio collection
and replace many of the old onesl
A Shoe for Happy
Tramping Over the
Links, $6.50
Stylo, comfort and servico aro in every line
of this new low golf shoo for men.
It is of smoked elkskin, durable, yet soft and
pliant, with a wine-color saddle to give support
to the arch of tho foot. The disc-indented rubber
solo and heel grip tho ground with firmness.
Golfers will like this shoe, which is as prac
tical as it is good looking.
(?llry. Mnrket)
Uncommonly Fine
Suits for Boys, $13.75
Two Pair of Knicker
Genuinely good nil-wool suits
of tho sturdy long-wearing kind
that should be fii every boy's
school wardrobe.
Of cheviots in boyish mixtures
of gray, green or brown. Mado
with Norfolk jackets, plain or
knife pleated, generously pock
eted and lined with mohair.
Each pair of knickerbockers is
lined throughout and all tho
seams aro strongly sewn and
tapod for durability.
Sizes 8 to 17 years.
(Oallery, Mnrkrt)
Chambray, 10c
Thoro are dozens of uses for
this desirable material, which is
excellent in quality and unusual
in price. In pink, lavender, green,
tan and two shades of blue. 24
inches wide.
(Central)
Girdles and
Corselettes, $1 to $3
They are especially liked for
bathing or athletic wear.
Mny women who do not need
more corseting wear them for
overy day and enjoy itoeir com
fort. Circular girdles with elastic
insets and six hose supporters
are $1.
Wider ones of striped pink
coutll with insets of silk clastic
are $3.
Corselettes, which combine tho
good points of both girdle and
brassiere, aro $2.
(Central)
Little Girls' White
Skirts, 75c
Whito jean skirts, pleated onto
white undcrbodies. Sizes 6 and
8 years.
Chambray Dresses, $1.25
Blue or green dresses, made in
practical styles for school, are for
girls of 6 to 14.
(Market)
$1.75 $2 $1.75 $1.75
Women's Summer Dresses
$1 $1.75 $1.85 $2
prices which would not ordinarily cover the cost of the
materials. Here are dozens and dozens of different styles in
white and colored organdie, made with ruffled skirts,
band trimmings or fly-away sashes;
plain, figured or dotted voile in light and dark
colorings ;
ginghams in checks and plaids of pink, blue, green,
and lavender.
slip-on dresses of pink, blue or lavender linene with
detachable white guimpes.
Many of these dresses are mussed, though the linene
dresses and many of the white organdies are fresh and
dainty.
All sizes from 14 to 52, though not all sizes in any
one style.
Dresses at $3.50 and $5
Here are frocks of dotted Swiss, dimity, linen and the
finer voiles, organdies and ginghams, dresses which were
originally marked two and three times these prices. They
can be easily freshened by pressing.
(Market)
$8.75 $10 $5 $8.75 $3 $10
Every Skirt in Our Stock Is Now
Marked at a Lower Price
i , t, Th,is1me,ns, you can choose a skirt for any purpose and save a goodly sum on
it! Knockabout skirts, sports skirts and all of our h.inHrnmoaf ani, cn.ta m mnrlrwl
a third and a half less than their original prices. Sizes are incomplete, and often
But mat makes choosing all the more inter-
you'll find but one or two skirts of a kind.
esting .and there are sizes for everybody.
At $3
Every-day skirts of navy blue nnd black
sergo and plaid or checked velour.
At $5
Wool skirts aro in plaids and stripes in a
variety of colorings. Mostly with plain or in
verted box pleats. l
Silk skirts are of taffeta, novelty crepes,
Georgette and baronet satin in light nnd dark
colorings.
At $8.75
Striped flannel skirts in gav colorings and all
of our finest novelty silk skirts' aro in this gioup.
Tho silks aro in great vniicty, in exquisite color
ings peach, melon, rose, orchid, gray, white,
Bovoral charming blues and many color com
binations. '
At $10
A wonderful group of plaid nnd striped wool
. ,. B of Prunella, gabardine, velour and flannel.
All arc suitable for wear during tho Fall and all
through the Winter with sweaters and sports
coats. In browns, blues, tans, preens nnd many
interesting color combinations.
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