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EVENING PUBLIC LEDGERJ?HII;ADELPHIA, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 20, 1921
'JftiMfj'- - --t T"
ROOSEVELT HEME
AS FORUM OPENS
Raymond Robins Gives Intimate
Details of Great Amer
ican's Life
2000 HEAR ACADEMY TALK
Tnllnvifi iMnlh of the life of Theo Theo
eore llffl'MPveIt hh seen by one of hli
clesp't friend mnrltrd the firt nlfiht
of the first mason of the I'liilmlclphln
Forum nt the Academy of Music.
fnrn than 200O men nnd women ns-
nernbled te Inaugurate this Institution
Inte the civic ami social life of the- city
and te hear Raymond Robins, of Chi Chi
eite, gl his impressions of the great
American.
The enthusiasm with which Mr. Reb.
Ins wes greeted and the heart? welcome
that was given, te Reland H. Merris,
former Ambassador te Japan, an chair
man of the Feruin, nugured well for its
future.
The ProgrcMve Party leader spoke
from a text taken from the messages
of Theodere Roefcovrlt. It was:
"Aggrcwdtc fighting for the right is
the noblest (.pert 'he world affords.'
Mr. Reblnt said that men nnd women
reach the age of twenty-live years or
tetter before Uiey upprtciute tlie qual
ities of Geerge Washington or Abraham
Lincoln.
"Rutin Thcodern Roosevelt," he con
tinued, "we find the here of every lad
from ten nnd twclve years up. Ills
great outdoor llfr- upon the plains, hlN
areer as n ieldlur, ns n statesman mid
11 nppfal te the youthful mind."
Mr. Robins then spoke of the frailties
of body that beset Roosevelt as a jeuth
and hew. through sheer ferce of will,
these handicaps were overcome and hew
he came te curb vigorous nnd robust
manhood that with n bullet wound nbove
his heart he delivered n forceful uddress
ajalnit the advice of Burgeons nnd
friends.
, Theu Mr. Robins speke of Roose
velt's great love of and his ardent
preaching of the dortilne (if equality
among the people of the Natien in the
forming and running of its Government.
The tpeakcr decried clns gevt niinenl.
ALIENISTS TO MEET
SWARTHM ORE HIGH SCHOOL SPEEDY HOCKEY TEAM
vxt km.-'." .i.. i iW.niMf '4A i viOTTT7rir'rnw,"TrrMfriMr1'nTTirnirr' l Muix&r.Tvt wmmmrrc-'i. wk ... u. t -tv.-wk k.iibibm iikim.ejTTnyj ti:x.'j
r eiaft-fflgyaCTaIWIf mfSSUm. .Z' -ekk;
1PARD0NBANKTHIEF
IN 0VERBR00K CASE
Ramsey Freed en Doubt
Guilt After Serving
Nine Months
of
&ftK K8
ELSSBaSSSSESESS
.. , .. . . .. ....,. I.cdctr Tliote Crrlc
Under Uie tutorship of ret Watcrsen, ilicse Delaware County tfrls have been able te stave ort defeat se far
thte season. They are the Misses It. Sliarpless, E. Paxseii, E. Hardesty nnd I... Hen (bach row); I). Allisen
E. Sleane, II. Morten and M. Watsen (center.); M. Walten, C. Watsen, captnln, and V. Plumb (front row)
ACQUI
MIL BURN
T
OF TAKING BRIBES
all of his goods nt once caused Jacobs
! te ask aid of the City Hall police, hater
he ucctibed Lieutenant Mllburn of work
i ing in collusion nlth the thieves nnd
accepting n bribe of $000 from Ellas
ueerge, who is new said te be in Tur
I he commissien's1 vcrdlet elenr
.Mllburn of nil ehter charges with
the exception of his using "bnd judg-
ment." The latter opinion was net
Civil Service Commission Finds8""?'1 by cltv neli,'e j'"iii;. however,
ns they snv net ene-lmlf of the pnmls
i stolen would cer be recovered if the
police were net allowed te use "round
about" methods in dealing with criminals.
Annual Meeting of Experte te Take
Place at Norrlstewn
Lieutenant Didn't Take
Prisoners' Meney
FREED THEM FOR PURPOSE
PLAN TREAT FOR CHILDREN
Special Mevie Shew te Be Given for
Main Line Youngsters
A moving picture cntcrUtinment for
Main Line children will be held In the
Rryn Mawr Theatre tomorrow nnd Sat
urday afternoons, under tlu auspices of
the S'ecinl Service Department of the
Main Line Federation of ChuroheM.
The picture will include n new "Wizard
of Oz" film, nnd nature pictures.
A group of Mnin Line debutnnN, in
churge of Mrs. Paul Thompson, will act
nu utfhcra.
.Teiep'i Ramsey, Twentieth Mri't be
low Moere, cenvlctcil of complicity in
robbery of the Overbroek Haul:, six
tieth nnd Master streets, was pardoned
yesterday after serving nine months of
a flvo-jenr scntenc.
Ills conviction retted upon Identifica
tion b.v n bank empleye, who is nllcseil
te have mnde rnvernl conflicting state- ,
tnrnlN. The jury v.ns loekel up two
days before renhing n verdict. II wan
oil the grounds of possible mistaken
identity that the petition for pardon
wem presented te the Heard of I'nnlenn
by his boyhood chum, Hurry P. Fe'.ger.
nnd Stute Representative lienjnmln M.
Cieldcr. J
They appeared before th lwnrd at
IlnrrlHbnrg yrsterdav. Their plen wan
opposed by ARWtant District AUernry!
Charles I'dwln Fex. He inserted Ram- '
scy had had a fair trial and n new one
bnd beeli refused by Judge Finletter, the
trlnl Judge. ,
Tastimeny nt the trinl shoved feur1
men en Nevcmbei 4. 1!)20. forced em em
peoyes and depositors back ugnlnst
walls of the bank nnd e-caped with
?1.'I,000. Subscqucntlv four men were
arrested Ramsey, Jehn Hegnn, Hugh
Dougherty nnd Jeseph Fergusen. Fer
gusen, tried separately, is new serving
live yearH In the ICastern Penitentiary.
The ether three were tried together, but
only Ramsey was convicted
iinTivfi re rn oeiih
McCLINTOCK BROS
HEATING ENGINEERS
Illtb nnd Uw Frtnnurr 1'lplns
Steam, Het Water & Vapor
521G WEBSTER ST.
T'lunmt Wenillunil nr.in
Henry Krajeski
Heating and Plumbing Specialist
High and Lew Preisure Werk
Steam, Het Water and Vapor
7ns ivpnnr.AN'n avb, wm. oeia.
The Civil Service Commission has
exonerated I-ioutennut Jehn ft. MIl-
The thirty-eighth annual meeting of
end of State and Incorporated i,os. , burn, of the Hftcentli Mrcct and Snyder
pltnU for insane and feeble minded avenue stnuen. et tuc ennrge 01 nccepi-
'iK ' iptrjf uiiuu i jiii nt w ii finvti
.rill be held today at the Norrlstewn
Slntc Hespltnl.
Tlic i rientlflc .program In the after
noon t ill Include papers bv Dr. Francis
. Dercum, of Plillndelphiu ; Dr. J. M
Welfare, nnd Dr. Frank M. Weed
bury, head of the mental health pec
tifin of tlic Department of Public
Welfare. Dr. N. S. Ynwger and Dr.
Oiren Cepe, of fli Pennsylvania Hos
pital, will participate in the discus-tens.
TO DISCUSS CITY PAVING
Symposium te Be Held at Engineers'
Club Today
An exhaustive -jmpesiuni en clt;.
paving will take phice before the I"n
glneirs Club tednj, under the inm
"iees et the Department of Public
Werki, the eh 11 engineering depart
went of the I nherslt of Pennsylvania,
lne Chatn'err of Commerce, and the
Baltimore Pnlng Commission.
The program will be divided into
four rcctiens: Administrative problems,
repairs and maintenance problems, new
pavements nnd foundations.
The meeting will conclude with n
banquet in the dining rooms, of the club.
LOWELL REPLACESTAFT
he neted as an intermediary with per
sons implicated In the robbery of the
goods In question."
t'liarge One Year Old
The charges en which Lieutenant
Mllburn was brought te trial date back
te September. 19UO. At that time four
men in nn nutomebllo drove up te the
lr.ce shop of Jacob Jncebs, Tenth nnd
Reed streets, nnd stele goods nlleged te
be worth SI 2.000. The goods con
sisted of seernl pieces of imported lace
packed in two grips which were left
standing en the hldewalk.
Mr. Jacobs in reporting the rehberj
te the police told Lieutenant Mllburn
he suspected a man known ns Klias
Conrge. Lieutenant Mllburn arrested
Oorge and later u pugilist by the
name of Telnnd. ,
Reth men denied they were impli
cated ln the theft but nic alleged te
hne acknowledged they knew where
the goods were stored. It la said a deal
was made w hereby Telnnd w.ih re
League te Enforce Peace te Meet leesed and a few hours Inter $0500
While Arms Parley Ig In Session I w"rt!' of ,1" ht,",p" l,rnI'rrty wns lcft
v. vj, i ! -A mm i . en the station house steps.
cv ierh, Oct. 13). I he League te
Enforce Peaee jesterdny elected A. Law- Gtcs lMirpcse of Release
-nee ivrcn piesnu-nt te s.iccced Chief ' Lieutenant Mllburn. at his trlnl, tcs-.TiiHii-e
intt nnd ete-l tobeld n ita- tilled that he only let Geerge nnd Te-
uum.i -uin.-.iui.ii m uiiMiiuuien wmie , ent , erde- te recover tlie goons
hs Armi.ment conference is in session, and then round up the four men he mis
Ac purpose of (he coiimmuIeii, it was pected of engineering the crime. That
announced, will be te emphasise the method of dealing with thieves, ns ac ac
fibllKdieiis, of the Liiitcd iilntea In cs- .knewlcdgdl by the commissioners them
tab.Wilug world pe.ice M,)vtSi is 0110 of the eldest used by the
t.-orge W AMekerMinm was elected police of nil lurge cities in recovering
chalrmnu of the Lxpcuthe Committee btulen prepertv.
te Micwccl Mr. Lew-ell, who warf ap- . "(Jive n criminal plenty of repe nnd
pcinteil chariniiti of a committee te I he will hoen hang himself." was the
n,n-r.i ut,"",s e,x,Pre;,i,i!iK the league's proverb which Milbum said directed
nwirociittien of Chief Jui.tice Tnft'fi Mm in .Tnnlin win, , i hin,..
ffTrtt-tM Ilk I t J l.nlw.lC ... ' . """V Vi
! The failure of the llcutcnnnt te recover
IMPULSE SAVES JEWELRY
Valuables Secreted, New Servant
Girl Thief Only Get $40
Mrs. Charles F. Tayler, wife of a '
Colllngsweod builder, who lives at ."15l J
Walnut street, this city, advertised i
for a heuhe girl. A yeuns woman,
neatly drebsed in a brown Hhirtwalsst
and pluid skirt, answered the adver
tisement and was put te work yesterday
morning. I
At 0 o'clock, actinc upon un Impulse
thnt proved te hnve been most fertu- i
te Director tortelveu. In whW; i the? ! gathered up mere thun WOO worth el '
Mild Lieutenant Mllburn is guilty of jewelry, placing the urticlcs ln a bmall
niivrilirilliuil -e. l" i'S w i.i.ii. , un(; W-11C11 Pile PUt ntJOUt Iicr I1CC t
nE,TINO CONTKACTOKS
He hnd arrested the men following a
?H.'.000 lace robbery.
The commission, sitting nf. n
Police Trial Iteurd. lined him fifteen
flndly. of the Department of Public I days' pay for using "bnd judgment" ln
rplf'.entiifr (lie two men nfter ther bnd
been arrested. The commission in ex
plaining its verdict sent n special letter
.V few minutes later she cnllml tr, fi,
girl nnd received no rc.pense. Hhe went
out into the back yard, found the gnte
open and the girl gene with a handby
containing $-10.
'J lie police informed Mm. Tayler that
i Kt-1-riiiii.-giri unci answering th
scriptien Hie furnished hnd nlrcad
loeueu uiiccu neuses in a similar
ner.
Poplar U35. Park 2917
A.McClintock&Sens
EN&INEERS
and
1937 Ridge Ave.
Members American Society of
Heating and Vcntilatinu Enfjincers
GEORGE W. MORRIS
REGisTnr.nD
Plumbing and Heating Contractor
W Itutull American Hadlater Product
822 W. LEHIGH AVE.
Peth Phenei
HOT r , VAPOR
WATER JlXDertS VACUUM
STEAM AjArgl l HEATING
john a. McVeigh
20BI Itldxr Air. Poplar ftJOO
f Itihtnll Amrrlrnn Itnillnter Preilucin
ARPOI A lna'al!l In your home, efflc
fid hrafntr In n.l hrnnc'ir
Je eit prkca cenfc.sfsrt v. .th
ninrtiy
Plumhli-!!
Insl.ill'iit a:
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i nenrnT c. wi:m
2S7 V.-. Ulrt-i Ae.
r,lf-Mn lien?
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'VACUUM Q I IhITIB IllilJ
E. V. PACKER
HEATING EXPERT
Steam Vapor Het Water
i:timai 1'r'f TItie Paj nwnls,
Phni, nclment 1040
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iiiiiiiifiA
niKTvW Sm Telephone Your ffMll J&2&3 L
PVK Heating Engineer ill B e SXaaSSj li
jfliJ ffKvLasev tellyeu hew little ji J iB; mSS
gER-?ilr W.i'lv. and haw quickly 3l(L JffiJ !,Ttc,0LJ3 3fllB k 1
'&i&JMZt mh it can he installed W !gj? ,liaiBBSFrilS Si fE
8i 'sriff i in your hern: fli gf mHPJHHK4 1 JK g H JH jjl jt
MWSm Ijl fij 1 III p-4-l!! 1
v ZinHiHHfiPiMwIiV 9 I'1! IIeH i ill . ,ilSBff ;, n'LM
Brown Scotch
Grain or
Patent Leather
Mella
Sandals
With Stunning
Squared Tees
no
A Walk-Over orig
ination selling by
the thousands
among really
smart women who
take delight in
wearing swagger
sport clothes.
This is ARCOLA Week
Many dealers stores are keeping open evenings se that
you and she may see Arcela together
YJ?UI? Heating Engineer is connected with the kitchen tank
-RCOPinAg Week hC3ta yUr Watcr dl Jt S
S; eek-, Yeii Ae your whole house.
are invited te go together te see
ARCOLA. . Accept your Heatinc Engineer's
invitation. Yeu will see a heating
outfit different from any you have
ever known. ARCOLA nrfrte frnm
It means money in the bank for two te five times ita cost te the
you. Fer ARCOLA will reduce your al.ue of yur home just aa IDEAL
fuel consumption, room for room, 0,J?ra and rger AMERICAN
And what does this invitation
mean?
an average of one-third as com
pared with stoves or het-air fur
naces. Yeu can put into the bank
one -third of what you have been
putting into the fire.
It means a warm-all-ever house
instead of a house het in spots
and cold everywhereelse. It means
all the het water you want for
washing and bathing. Fer ARCOLA,
Tir1Qti-l " . . 1 n t
-,wv ejcma aaQ 1Qr lr)0re
than their cost te the value of
larger buildings. It burns any
kind of fuel and under the ex
pert direction
of your Heat
ing Engineer,
it can be de
livered, set up,
and put te work
at once.
(tjxy a.
8ce ARCOLA Today or Toelsht
you Arcela. Loek for It in hi, window. lue; who con ahew
It will pay you te consult him twice a -cnr si veu rle vmi, ti.
sa&f'tsjts :ssa- -& sssss
An NrtrrKrKt
tmVtMtrr.
I VnmDiviDvm
IllFUaCeONDKT
( AxsCeNrrnr I
Vff CAUwTran
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STRAWBRIDGE CLOTHIER.
Hundreds of Men Will Be
Here for Suits and Overcoats
Te-morrow!
It will bf an inspiration te men te
come te this Cletliin,; Stere te-morrow or
Saturday I A visit here will show that
BUSINESS IS BOOMING in this
Clelhint; Stere, nt least. It will de any
man geed te c the stirring business ac
tivity nnd it will de him mere ceed te
participate in the advantages this Stere's
customers are receiving. These advan
tages are In GREATER VARIETY,
BETTER STYLE, SUPERIOR QUAL
ITY nnd MATCHLESS VALUE.
A year age we were having wonderful
business but last week's business ex
ceeded tlie corresponding week of 1020,
and this week-end we expect even bigger
business. WE HAVE THE GOODS
our own exclusive WICKHAM Suits nnd
Overcoats; the famous STEIN'-BLOCH,
HART, SCHAFFNER & MARX and
ALCO Clothing. Jein the throng of men
who faiew in this Clothing Stere of Con
stant Activity, te-morrow'!
Men's and Yeung Men's Winter
Overcoats, $33.00 and $44.00
A Inrge advance-season purchase of fine o-rceat fabrics i3
responsible for these remarkable values. Ulsters and Uliterettes,
beautifully tailored with half-belts or belted all-around, in handsome,
rich fabrics.
Men's and Yeung Men's Wittier
Overcoats, $25.00 and $30.00
Twe notable PTOUDt. of Ulster, and T"Krr.tti. rm-nfuiw ,,.
I -fc 4 A ri J M a J -. tl . t . . .1 -
juicu gi uiuiusenip an-v.oei overce
styles of the season.
TW
AyA
unci UMn-etU"
tings m conic
of the smartest
Men's and Yeung Men's "Wickham"
Suits, $30, $35 and $40
'Wonderful values in a wonderful 'ectien of new style1?. Pin
stripes, checks, neat mixtures and soft brewn and grav fabrics fault
lessly friilercd in the smartest style, v e've seen for many a dav
llieie ANickham Suits set new stnrdards of clethef-aluc.
-i Htrau.v. 'no I c !u V, Sfcnn l'l-. - I. ft
These Phonographs
AT REDUCED PRICES
standaiJ, wi-11-
These Pheno-
turned from
prices have
A geed nsr.ertment of desirable styles all
known makes from which veu ran rtifl pVinn...
graphs hae been used for demerstratmg, have born re
imitcd rentals, or are slightly "shopworn." Thir
been greatly reduced.
Instruments Made te Sell for $25.00 te $165.00
New $18.00 te $115.00
FIVE DOLLARS secures immediate deliver'-. The balance
ca,'bi:f'd m monthly amounts of T3.00, $1.00, S3.00, J6.00, ?7.00
or $8.00, if desired.
amount of S5.10 may be added without
-- St-A"--r 'X i -e'hVr l-i'.h 1-e,ir. V.'eit
RECORDS te the
increasing the terms.
A Fine Showing of Coats
With Fur Cellar and Cuffs
At $55.00 and $65.00
Tine ele-irs and Bi,ha , tu.iercd en beau
tiful lines, ('! urud throughout, uui f.nlshed
iui ueep cei.a.- a-, t .'. of rat ji-al
Coats With
Fur Cellar
epi.sujn.
$30.00
Belted model, ethr-- sem'-fitted .n the bad;
with belted loei f--ent; deep cellars of dyed
ceney or opossum.
Fine Coats With Beaver Cellars,
$75.00 te $120.00
Yeleur Ceals Without
Fur Trimming. $27.50
In black and dark kM-, s.lk-lined through
out; deep enpe ce'lar, all-around belt, S27..".e
Others in plain and s.tvertene eff.cts, P33 00
le v?65.00.
Coats With
Fur Cellar p&
In black eni, ; si.n.-lined ih;
cellar of dyed ep.i tar .
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00
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!228 MARKET
HARPER'S
Ubfr0t&
1022 CHESTNUT OHOPS
Makers of the famous IDEAL Boilers and AMERICAN Radiators
115 North Bread Street Phllnriiu: .
-wmu, -cnnsyivGrua
These Suits Loek
Deuble Their Price
$30.00
"I timer i-Np-.acd te ;;et a Suit of thi i'...ra 't.-i
at 330.00," esclat'iied a woman, a- hc .. ntemplated
herself in the miner.
'Ihcc Suit, ha iLe svelte, cleans ut lines of
a thoroughbred, and the tnileimg is bet.ti',u1 all
the b.auty and distinction of the model sketched is
in ita tine lines nn: tlie otiaerdinnr .; ..ihi iti the
t".eed. Otheia are of .oel velour and Mheiene, m
various belted ttniijcht-ln.e and unbelud scmi-iitting
eftects. Black, nn y, brown and oxford gra.
Fine Suits at $40.00
Developed in wool M-!our, t-uetine -ind -il-it,.
Medels en rather elebe-f.tting lines, smartly fltt"
ever the linisr Mmi.ij.nn,. ..i..i. .. .. . ' iiumiij,
.... .. "I'uria Itn 10
servntne
tailnring-
inu
-JO.UO.
bowing all the finish,
ng, enn-
" "f line
Mmw Other Suits $25.00 le $;7J,
Extra-sizv Suit u $5.1.00 te yt00.0
V (Jl lW , .ke i t
I lit 1
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J
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h
Strawbridge & Clothier
L'lUHTII STKLLT
MARKET S1REKT
FILIJLRT bTREET
New Velvet
and Dave tine
Hand Bags
CHIFFON VELVETS, striped
velvets, dotted and moire chiffon
rivet!'; tassel, frill, shirred, pan
nier and plain-tailored styles;
some funcy Evening Bags with
plnitinga nnd rufllcs beautiful
l mines, some jeweled, and ex
quisite linings and fittings a
wonderful assortment $5.00 te
$85.00.
DUVETINE BAGS of all
kind", colors and hhupes, plain
and fancy, some with handsome
monogram nnd fancy buckle
catches $5.00 te $-13.25.
Straw brldue & Cle'hter- Aisle fl, Cntr
Feet Hurt?
Maybe the Wizard Light Light
feet Appliances can relieve
the trouble. A scientific feet
expert will be here all this
week te tell you whether or
net you can secure relief in
this manner.
Him -li-Mrn & C.o.hlor C.e.hlor C.o.hler
IJ.eh'h and riifccit Strmts
Y1
.-
Reller Skates, $2.00
Union Hardware Ball-bearing
Skatrs, extension btyle, te fit
boys' and girls' hoes in any size.
Special at $2.00.
s -a 1 rMtte ' ofh( efh(
Kujrth nor. Xrarlcct St root
Chinese Rugs
at Such Lew
Prices as These
Remini "cnt of the geed old
times ,ii" the new low prices
mat ed en the hundreds of beau
t.fu! Chinf-se Rugs assembled
here many of which have re
cently armed from the far East.
S.lxe.l feet ?100.00
D.lxfi.2 feet !513."..00
0.10x8.1 feet $175.00
9.11x5.1 feet $1S0.00
11.10x0.2 feet S105.00
11.3x7.2 feet $113.00
11.11x8.11 feet $225.00
12.5x0.9 feet $273.00
13.10x10.1 feet $325.00
MxlO feet $350.00
U.J11.8 feet $400.00
15.2x9 -1 feet $495.00
ll',2 feet $050.00
Scores of ether sizes, ii.duding
t.,e very small Rugs, such as
4 22 2 $26.00 a.5.ie en
42 $22.50 3.1x5.2 $42.50
S'rml.r'liiK s, i ,etht-
Te ir 'i n i -, Went
Blech Pullman
Baby Coaches, Save
V factory clearance of high
c as, desirable CYyi hc a Hinall
v ",i... at a remarkable saing.
ilard-ome models, beautifully
lini hed new $32.73.
Chariet Coaches, $22.50
SI rollers new $19.50
White Enamel Qf rf
Weeden Cribs xpi7.0J
li'P M(.c-; 24xlH inches. Com Cem
p t'e vuh mattress.
SirmlrMce tt C et ,lr -1
'li J r ( ir, i entr
New Crepe de Chine
Dressing (TO en;
Sacqucs 'VO
V f'Ttuwite jiunhase of the
I'aintie-t of Sucijues m pink,
light blue and eiehid shades, all
hi- pr. ttirr fur an idging of
soft late and a hem-I ribbon fub
trnmg. .mh.Ii lovely SacnucH
usua',,. :,- i.oe mere than
these in this remarkable group
'I'r.iwl n.!u 1- r,f,i,,r
T '! lloer, Kll(,rt fltreut Wt
Umbrellas, Special
Fer Women $1.00
Fer Men $1.25
fe-nrel with Murdy cotton
(Amerirm, uflVtaj, mid iltted
MMieusly with wrist terdn In
Plain .,, carved weed handles.
Oi , cm Men s Umbrellas, miaalen
N.oeti hook or creek handles.
h i.iwi ik ti 1,'inlliLr
M'' 7 Mn'ket Hlrmie
Valaze'
Madame
Rubinstein's
Skin Treatment
Simple nnd effective for rough,
harsh or irritated skin.
Valaze Baume Iilanc
Balm for irritation $1.82.
Pink Medicated Treat
ment Use before retiring
$2.0R.
Valaze lieautifying Skin Skin
fend Alternate with the Pink
Medicated Treatment $1.30 and
$2.C0.
Valaze Creams Fer
cleansing and massage $1.04
te $3.04.
Valaze Special Skin-toning
Letien, $2.:U and $4.68
And as a final seething and
pretectee rncaure, before using
pev ilvr, apply
Valaze Baume Vert, $1.82
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