EVENING PUBLIC. LEDGER PHILADELPHIA, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 23, .1021
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Friday, September 23, 19i!l
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"All the Same, We Must Pull
Together," Lloyd Geerge Tells
Gairloch Deputation
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PREMIER DECLARES
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, Oalrlecli. Scotland. Sept. S. Pre
.tttler Lloyd Geerge In receiving yesterday
i deputation or the Dingwall Town '
jeuncu, wne prcarnieu mm wuu mu
freedom of yie town, sold be doubted
rhether any men recorded en the Dine
Hall roll, Including Fex. Gladstone,
Heiebery and Chamberlain, had "as
hard and Insistently strenuous n task
it the one Providence has Intrusted te
& feeble hands." ... .,,
Ut will take a great deal of getting
through, but sometimes when things
eeem worse thej reallv are much bet
tr," the Premier continued. "I knew
from the touch nnd sight of things,
twmparlng tbem today te u year age
Sed a year before that, that things
radually are getting better.
"All the same, we must pull together.
If we de It will greatly help the world,
ler If Great Britain gees down I don't
knew what help there Is for Europe."
Viscount Fitzalan, the Viceroy of
Ireland; Winsten Churchill Secretary
for the Celonies, nnd Edwin S. Mon
tagu, Secretary for India, who have
keen here with Premier l.lejd Geerge
left Gairloch yesterday. Mr. Churchill
proceeding te Dundee, where he Is ei
Jiected te make an Important speech
1 The departure of Viscount Fitznlan
i taken here te Indicate that the Brit
iH reply te the latest telegram of
, Eamon de Valera may bare been de
rldd upon, and one report wld It was
fabe dispatched last night,
Imfen, Sept 23. (By A. P.) Al
though Premlir Lloyd Geerge has vir
ifiaUy recovered from his recent Illness.
It la understood that he will net returr
It lionden until about October 1. ientf
fnc his return there will be no meeting
M the entire Cabinet.
The Premier, however, is in close
(touch with all his colleagues regarding
Sit reply te Eamon de Vnlcra. and
as personally conferred with some of
them. Consequently, he will be In a
jjosltien te communicate the considered
teply of the whole Government.
It is the expectation her that
Mr. de Valera will rereire the Pre
jnier's answer at the end of this week
or the beginning of next, nnd it Is felt
that the Irish situation wtll net there
after develoe with Mich raptditj a te
aeccssitnte another Cabinet meeting in
Scotland
An erticial reriert emirprninc e meet
ing held vesterday nt Gairloch between
iMr. Llevil Geergf and T-onden Borough
Laberitp Mayers says Mr. T.levd Geerge
premised earnest consideration of the
ftnemplevment problem, but laid empha
sis en the point that the Central Gov
ernment could net hheulder the burdeu
'lone. ,
"Ce-operation between the Govern
ment and local authorities, manufac
turers, traders, bankers and organized
labor Is essential." said the Premier.
"if we are te get te grips with the
jireblem."
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Clothing te give money-saving service must have its goodness
tailored into it.
Almest any clothing leeks geed in a show window.
Hew will it leek after your real livje boy has worn it a while?
That's the test. If it holds its geed leeks it must have been
really tailored. If it does held its geed leeks your money has been well
spent provided you have been fairly charged.
Clothing is less costly than it was last winter it is better
clothing first of all. And a geed suit or overcoat calls for less expenditure.
BOYS' NORFOLK SUITS Mesd FtL tJair "
$!O.SO, $12.50, $14.50, $16.50 te $35
Of all-wool imported tweeds, cassimeres, soft-finished worsteds, herring
bone cheviets, blue serges.
Single- and double-breasted coat models with yoke at back above inverted
pleats; also snappy-looking plain coats.
Full-lined or quarter-lined with finest quality mohair.
Cheese from styles with patch or flap pockets.
All knickere are cut full and roomy. All seams throughout suits are rein
forced meaning the best of tailoring. Ages 7 te 19 years.
Suits for Junier Beys of 3 te 12 Years
$6.50, $7.50, $10, $13.50 and $15
Many with extra pair of full-lined knickers.
Junier Norfelks of fancy tweeds and cassimeres.
Oliver Twist and Middy suits of finest quality blue serge.
And mere manly models in Norfolk style of blue and
brown herringbone, cheviets and cassimeres.
Bex pleated and yoked coati.
Overcoats for Junier Beys of 3 te 12 Years
$10, $16.50 Up te $37.50
Regulation reefers with chevron en sleeve, pole models, raglan-aleeve styles with lets of snap te them.
Fine qualities of fancy coatings including peb hie chevets and chinchillas in brown and gray with
flannel lining in plain and plaid effects. Seme double-faced materials, quarter lined.
Convertible cellars all-round belts. Patch and flap pockets.
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Beys' Mackmaws
at $8.75. $10, $12.50 te $18.50
Patrick and ether fine makes.
Convertible shawl cellar.
Skate, patch or flap pockets.
All-round belt.
Beys' Rainy-Day Outfits
at $6.50
Tan raincoats with seu' western hat te match.
Convertible cellar and all-'round belt.
Guaranteed waterproof. Ages 6 te 18 years.
Smart Norfolk Suits for Stout Beys at $16.50, $20 and $25
Mostly all with extra pair of full-lined knickers.
Imported tweeds, cassimeres, fine worsteds and blue serges.
Single- and double-breasted coats with yoke and box pleats at
Ages 12 te 20 years. "
back.
Olmbala, l'hlrd fleer.
Blue Palmer Linen Suits for the Little
Fellows at $3.75
Oliver Twist and middy models and regulation
suits with bread, full trousers.
Chevren and stripe en sleeves. Yeke front.
Black silk tie. Ages 3 te 1 0 years.
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TOMORROW
Women's Dresses Three
Saturday Groupings
In which
$14.50 Buys $19.75 Value
The favorite wool Jersey dress, two-piece style, with smart white
linen Peter Pan cellars nnd cuffn.
The "Deven Dress" but with sleeves of woel-jersoy, with leather
PeUr Pan cellar, cuffs and pecket-pipinsri.
And smart sleeveless, slip-en tricetines, bound with narrow white
silk braid.
$19.75 Buys $25 Value
Taillaur dresses of English tailor-cloth and you can't tailor like
that without quality like that! Just utttthing motifs.
Tricetlne dresses with the new smart "die braid" and many buttons.
The new "wool Canten-crepe" in a sleeveless, press-pleaUd model,
bound with chenille-embreldared greserain libben black with white
embroidered black ribbon; or navy with eresn.
$25 Buys $39.75 Value
Three styles in Denistte three styles especially becoming te larga
figures.
Crepes de Chine-embroidered and beaded in color; with sash and
filet of pale gray.
And black silk Canten creptswith the Jenney sleeve, color-faced;
the flying panels, color-faced; and the girdle-sash, color-faced. Pictured.
(Hufcela, Baleni nf Praia, TMrfl fleer.
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30x3 y8
$18.45
32x3 V3
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32x4
$31.95
33x4"
$32.95
34x4
$33.95
32x4Va
$36.95
33x4 y2 34x4 Va I 35x4 Va
$37.95 $38.95 $39.95
33x5 35x 37xB
$44.45 $46.45 $48.45
Get our booklet (free) en "Tire
Adjustments."
Olmhfla, fourth fleer.
Men's and Yeung Men's
Kuppenheimer and "Society Brand"
Suits at $40 te $60
Fer Fall
Tfae New Automn&WinterWrapsfer Women
Special Styles Featured at $27.60, $35 and $39.75
About half last year's prices!
Coats and wraps of supple kersey of davette velour.
And most of nil of deep-piU bellvias.
All of which are silk-lined.
Or with Great Cellars of Fine Fur
at $35, $39.75, $45, $49.75, $55 and $59.75
Such choice furs as
Bearerette (which is beaver-dyed ctmey).
Seallne (which is seal-dyed ceney),
Australian opossum. Natural raccoon.
Skunk-dyed opeeaum. Yes even wolf!
Celers Include a Wealth of New Brown-Tene
"Burre" and "Morecoo" and "Malay" and "Zanzibar" and "Mar "Mar
eot" and "Marabou."
But there are Sorrento and navy blues a-plenty, and plenty of
black, OtmbeU, flalena of Praia, Third fleer.
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Tomorrow Men's Mecha
Gloves at $3 Regularly $4.50
Prix-sewn; spear point backs. One-clasp. And the favorite smart
fffay. Olmbala, Olevo fltwa, Drat fleer.
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They're Going by Dezen Lets!
These Men's Four-in-Hand Ties, at 25c
Se fast did the first let go that the maker had te work his force
overtime te deliver this second order en tlme.
Dots and figures In blues, browns, preens and many ether neat
shades. Werth anywhere from 60c te $1, at 25c.
3600 Men' $2 and $2.50 Woven t - Q O
Madras Shirts, at P 1 .QQ
-Gimbela, Flrit fleer,
The "Society Brand" model in suit
most favored this season by young men Is
the "Princeton"; and in Kuppenheimer
Buite, the "Blltmore" model- snappy atylen
in the new, stralghter lines. See them
and a host of ether models. Single- and
double-breasted.
New Pencil Stripes, and with hair
line between; new checks and faint over ever
plaid patterns.
Fine unfinished worsteds, cassimeres,
tweeds, cheviets and veleurs $40 te $60.
Newly Imported Gelf Suits
Made by English tailors, from the
finest grade of Irish, Scotch and English
woolens. Knickers or long treu- ?
sers. Seme have both. Al JL
New Topcoats for Fall
Fine English weather and storm topcoats;
mostly all are silk-lined; ahewn in fancy frAn
cheviets, oxford gray conservative tex(
And smart new herringbene effects; tweeds
with ratrlan shoulder and cuff sleeves, and
cieep sweeping encci; exceptional value
fmBmm
at.
$35
Separate Trousers
at $6.50 te $8.75
Unfinished and fancy striped worsteds,
also neat effects in plain black, brown and
blue serges and flannels aplenty, at $6.50
te $8.75.
750 Highly-Tailored Suits and Topcoats at $25 and $29
Gimbels, Second Fleer, Ninth Street.
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