Evening public ledger. (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, November 18, 1921, Night Extra, Page 17, Image 17

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EVESOTG PUBLIC LEDGER-PHILADELPHIA, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 13, 1921
17
CATHARINE BACKS
SCHOOL TAX RISE
Finance Bedy Member Produces
Figures Supporting 15-
Cent Increase
TELLS OF DEBT BURDENS
l0Mnh W. Catharine, of the Flnnnre
Committee of the Heard of Education,
produced figure today te MiPPt the
tl.i'ii nnnreval of nn additional fif
teen cents In the wlioel lax for 1022.
Mr. Cnthnrlne exprenc(l regret at
criticism aimed at (he benrd by mem
ber of Council, and said the itHer
tinn of these Ceuncllmcn were unfair,
'incidentally. Mr. Catharinn nld It
.. fortunate fet the pcepre generally
that the public schools had been taken
from control of Council and were under
dlrfftlen of the Beard of Education.
Of the fifteen cent additional tax ten
rents rocs te pay an Increase In sal
tries of teachers, made mandatory by
(he last Legislature; two and one-half
cents te school buildings and two and
one-half cents for a new administration
building for the beard.
Mr. Catharine sold the Beard of
Education was working along lines of
strictest economy. He asserted that the
public generally did net realize what
financial burdens the heard bad te
tn Addition le teachers' salaries, he
jald the beard had te assume a debt of
about $7,500,000 for outstanding leans
floated by the city and which intil 1005
were carried by the city.
Enactment of the Scheel Cede in 100."
placed the burden of obtaining school
funds en the beard. The beard ale
had te carry nearly ."510,000,000 for
leans which it created.
It was suggested te Mr. Catharine
that en account of n reduction in build
ing costs it was thought that the beard
might economize in that direction and
imfe the nronesed Increase somewhat.
Mr. Catharine said that 5537.0S5.50.
had been set, asme in tne iiuegct ter
land and buildings and that this would
be required regardless of present re
ductions. He explained that this sum would
imply he n nucleus for new building".
It would be used for the purchnse of
land and also te take care of interest-
charges. He said there were nearly
10,000 children en part time and that
about fifteen schools would be required,
at an mcrnge cost'ef ?500,000 cnclv
"Before and during the war." said
Mr. Catharine. "It cost tiie benrd twenty
cents n cubic feet te build n school. In
1010 the cost was fifty cents a cubic
feet. This dropped te forty cents in
1020 and new It is thirty cents.
The1 Ceunellmen who expressed
criticism of the beard's action In asking
nn Increase nre Charles H. Hall and
William McCoeeh. Mr. Hall said the
rate proposed for 1022. ninety-five
cents, is within five cente of what It
cost te run the whole city live years
age.
Mr. McCeneh's attack took another
angle. He declared there were as mnn
children unable te get school accommo
dations new as In 1012. although cost
of the school system had increased about
1 50 or 200 nor cent. Mr. McCeach
added thnt this wns due te the appoint
ive system of the Beard of Education.
Mr. Catharine said he did net propose
te enter Inte any controversy hut that
the criticism was net warranted by the
facts. He asserted the city tax had in
creased in much grcetcr proportion than
thnt )f the school.
"Tn mnr," snltl Mr. Catharine, "the
combined tax was S1.50. Of this amount
one dollar went te the city and fifty
cents te the schools. Since that time
the city has increased its tax from $1 te
52,15 or 11G per cent.
"In 1005 the school fax wm nftv
'cents and up t6 this year It has in-
creased te eighty cents, or CO per cent.
Uhe action of the beard will Increase It
le ninety-five cents, or an advance of
05 per cent ever 1005.
"The present action of the beard Is
net a voluntary net, but compulsory
en account of the action of thp Lcgls
lature. which designated an increase
in salaries of teachers."
Begardlng the statement of Council
man MrCeach. Mr. Catharine said the
appointive system, or appointment of
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An economical Roast
Little Pig
Roasting Hams
the benrd by members by the Beard of
Judges, was the best thing that ever
happened for the schools of the lty.
''When the old Councils had charge
of the schools," said Mr. Catharine,
"they were subordinated te all ether
city departments and It was often im
possible te obtain money for sadly
needed repairs.
"I recall several Instances where
members of the Beard of Education,
Including myself, were forced te go
down in our pockets te pay for repairs
te windows, and ether school work.
We preferred te de this rather than
waste many months te get some small
Item approved hv Council."-
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ENTIRE BLOCK- MfffCET Ifre 2l STREETS J
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Net for Tem,
Dick or Harry
But for the red-blooded
youngster who is just
beginning te notice the
appearance of his
shoes.
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Hallewcll's Gift Uaskets of Fiuit a pleasure te ruc and a deliKht
te receive are most appropriate gifts for almost any occasion and
especially for Thanksgiving and Christmas.
fN a cold, blustery, winter day,
when the wind almost knocks
you ever en turning the corner of
a street, there is nothing like a big,
comfei table, warm ulster greatcoat
for the man about town; or for
eidinary weather, an ulster street
coat, such as you will sec at the store
of MacDonald & Campbell, 1334-36
Chestnut Street. And what n re
markable assortment they have
there, moderately priced starting
at $25. They are extremely smart
looking, tee; made by the finest
American and English tailors and
of splendid materials, especially the
popular deuble-f.Kcd fabrlfs with plalrt
back. 1 cannot recemmend tlicse ulsters
tee highly, for I knew you will like them
with theli "Ide storm cellars, belts
which mav be worn fastened In the
front ei Just nftess the back ami bltr,
i oeni v pocKeift Inte which you can cotn cetn cotn
fertabl put jour hands en a freezing day
hath
brought forth her incrcabc and
what meic appropriate te convey a
note of Thankfulness for the Abun
dance of Nature's Goodness than a
Gift Basket of Ftuit from Hallo Halle
well's (Bread Street below Chest
nut); a Thanksgiving Gift which is
suie te win the deepest apprecia
tion from friends or relatives both
near and far, and Hallewell's guar
antee perfect delivery te any place
within 1000 miles. These beautiful
Baskets nre artistically filled with
Ijoigeeus Fruits, exquisite in coloi celoi colei
ing; while the luscious flavor of the
Fruit surpasses even the glorious
coloring; wonderful Hothouse
Grcpes from Belgium, Spanish
Almeria Grapes. Beurre d'Anjou
Pears, rosy-cheeked Ferella Pears
and many ethers. Hew much plens
wie you can give with a Gift
Basket of Fruit!
TWO girls, chums, were comparing
their Engagement R'ligs a few
days age. Beth were very beautiful
rings, but the one contained a larger
diamond thnn the ether. Each girl
complimented the ether en her ring,
but I could sec that the one who pos pes
essed the smaller diamond was
mere than satisfied with her own.
And well might she be, for its brilli
ancy and the depth of its beauty far
excelled that of her friend. I was
net surprised, therefore, te learn
that it was a Polished Girdle Dia
mend (exclusive with the house of
Bailey, Banks and Biddle Company),
for it does net take the eye of an ex
pert te see the superiority of this
diamond above nil ethers. At Bailey's
you will find many exquisite pieces
Jf jewelry which contain this won
drous diamond magnificent and superb
uilt for C'hrlBtmas.
THE
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ether day I met a friend en
hestnut Sticet; she was looking
for a coat. She said that she wanted
something trimmed with fur and
yet was net tee frightfully expen
sive. I directed her te The Blum
Stere, 1310 Chestnut Street, for I
hnd just been theie and seen many
delightful models, very reasonably
priced ranging from $39.50 te
$199.50. It seemed te me that the
designers had done their utriiest te
make these wraps charming and
distinctive. They were of warm, &oft
materials, trimmed with furs, some
long haired, ethers short, te blend
with the wenve of the fabrics. They
were all beautifully made and exquis
itely lined. As I told my friend, I
am" suie you will find exactly the
wrap you wish among this wonderful
assortment.
HELICIOUS, het, crisp Waffles,
; sides doesn't thnt appeal te ;
done a beautiful even brown en both
mnenl tn von ? And the best and easiest method
of serving them this way is te make them right at the table in an Electric
"nine iron. Then, tee, it is tne quicicesi way, ler uihh suibs in own i
nee. At the store of J. Franklin Miller, 1612 Chestnut Street, I saw two
types of Irons; the Westinghouse at S20.00, which contains three waffles;
and the I niversal at $10.00, which centnins two waffles. Peth irons are
"Icuel plated, lined v-th aluminum and ninlje very attractive table
accessories. It is just one of the many nppliances you will hnd at Miller's
Which win i, ,.i., .,,.n,m,i ..,j rli.i:miiu f.ifts. Aiendav I will
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w you or Knmn mnrn nnll
1 you of some mere delightful articles for Christmas.
THE CHESTNUT STREET ASSOCIATION
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1KAFI0NAL CWH STORES -623 MABKET ST.g
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SALE
or
Te conform with the prreatNepenset Demonstra
tion Sale, we have marked thousands of our Rugs at
ift less than you could possibly buy them for any
where else in town. This week of wonder bargains
closes tomorrow.
Axminster
9x12 Rugs
A splendid series of pat
terns in very fine grades
heavy pile Axminsters.
Tapestry Brussels
9x12 Rugs
Thick, rich quality cle3flv
i woven and in fine assortment
,of colorings and patterns.
$35.00 Values
$40.00 Values
$50.00 Values
$60.00 Values
$20 00 $20.00 Values
22-98
30.00:
40.oe
$25.00 Values
$30.00 Values
$40.00 Values
g.98
14-98
J7-98
21-98
Alse Other Sixes Less
Special Purchase of
Weel & Fiber RUGS Vs Less
Heavy, durable quality, excellent patterns. A
tunnte purchase permits us te sell at these prices.
very for-
Size 6'x9'-.SaIe Price
Size 8'3"xl0'6" Sale Price
Size 9'xl2' Sale Price
$g.oe
7.50
9
.50
Heavier Grades 3 Less NOW Up te $11.98
PREPAID
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JUST RECEIVED!
The Most Wonderful Pur
chase of Stunningly Styled
Georgette Crepe
Overbleuses
In Suit-Matching and Lighter
Shades
We've Seen Sale-Ticketed
Anywhere at Se Lew
a Price as
$5.00
Scores and scores of perfectly stunning
costume-completing blouses in "high" colors,
darker tones nnd the popular lighter shades;
also tremendously effective color combinations.
The styles are wonderfully geed-looking
the trimmings immensely effective and the
qualities admirably fine!
Altogether Extraordinary
Values!
A Two-Coler Overbleuse
Medel Pictured
Beautifully decorated with hand stencill
ing. Cemes in combinations of flame and
navy, com and navy and jade and navy.
A Venise Lace-Trimmed
Medel Shown
A handsome model, lavishly lace-trimmed.
Very pretty sleeve and neck treatments. In
white, fiesh, bisque and black.
Exceptionally Dainty Hand
Made Batiste Blouses fl.Or QpT
Hand" embreideied, hand Pti
hemstitched and hand drawn. Cellars, cuffs
and fronts trimmed with real filet lace.
Taileicd and vestee styles.
hiMF LL USURPS Second Fleer
Adorably Dainty
Undermuslins
Marked Decidedly Lewer for
Anniversary
A Tremendous Purchase of
Levely Phillipine
Undergarments
$3.95
There are draw
ers, p n v e I epe
chemises and
L.98 gowns a splen-
, did assortment
of dainty gar-
' ments, all hand
made and exquis
itelv hand - em em em
broulered in
solid, eyelet and
celatta effects.
Adorably
elaborate
with the finest
handwork, dainty
: with ribbons and
'v, tucks and hand-
scalloped edges.
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Fer the Gift of Silk Underwear
There's Splendid Cheesing
98c te $4.98
bloemeis, chemises
crepe de chine, satin
radium, in all dainty pastel shades.
Camisole
gowns. Of
and
and
Charming Boudoir Caps
98c t0 $3.98
Dainty confections, concocted of net and
lace and ribbons all frilly and pretty, in dain
tiest of colorings. One Shown
SntllenburcS Second Fleer
Twe Extraordinary Anniversary
Specials for Tomorrow Frem Our
Corset Department
$4.00 Corsets at fl1 QO
Snellenburg Special and Ben P 17
Ten corsets in a splendid lange of sizes. Pink
or white ceutils in low or medium bust models.
$7.00 te $13.00 Corsets. .flJO QK
All reduced a wonderful tPO70
assortment of ceutil and fancy brocades in
low and medium bust styles; broken size range.
bHELLpNBUROS Second Fleer
Again We Offer
Vanity Fair Gleve
Silk Underwear
At $1.00 te $3.00 Less Than the
Regular Selling Prices
In co-operation with the makers of Vanity
Fair Silk Underwear, we present these extraor
dinary underprice inducements te stimulate
buying, in order that their mills may be kept
running te full capacity.
We Suggest That Yeu Buy Largely at These
Generous Savings, Beth (or Personal
Use and for Christmas Gifts
Gleve Silk Bodice Tep
Vests
Full 32 inches long with self-shoulder
straps.
Gleve Silk Bodice Tep
Vests
Hemstitched band tops, in extra length
31 inches long, flesh color only
Gleve Silk Knickers. .. .gO 7K
Flesh color only; fully re-enforced !? "
Gleve Silk Sports Q QK
Bleemers &O.VO
In navy or black.
Gleve Silk Union
Suits
Flesh color only.
SNELLPNBURCS First Fleer
$1.75.
tbZ.Ze
$3.95
A Special Sale of Smart, New
Advance-Season
Satin Hats
Extraordinary
at $5.00
Brand new! and eh, se stunning! In tre
mendous fashionable demand for mid-winter
wear. There are large, medium and small
shapes, becoming te all tjpes and suitable for
all-occasion needs. All colors-, nnd the always-in-demand
black; clever new trimmings.
One Shown
Splendid Line of
Children's Smart New Mid
Winter Hats
al $2.50 l0 $5.00
SnIU" B'1i5S MiUii'ery Salens;Second Fleer
Women's Weel
Sports Stockings
Popular Serviceable Economical
We have the largest variety in Philadel
phia. Our prices are the lowest for the best
qualities.
A t fip Pa'r Weel hose in desirable
L UOL heathcr colors.
At 95c pa'r 'bkcd and drop-stitch wool
hose in heather colorings.
At SI 39 Pa'r Full-fashioned voel hes-e
v ' in heather colorings. Alse Rem
brandt ribbed hose in heather shades.
At SI 65 pair Imported English pure
v wool ribbed hose and drop-stitch
heather wool hose in various colors.
A t $2 flft Pail' Imported English pure
SYl, Jii.UU wee, heaVy.ribbef, heS(?
At S2.50 Palr Full-fashioned silk-and-v"
wool and hand - cmbieidered
clocked pure wool hose.
bNwU.rNBJRflS First Fleer
These Smart Little
$3 All-Feather
Hats
Are Enjoying a Tremendous Vogue at
Our IS'cw Lew Anniversary
Price, Which Is
$1.98 Each
There's everything te recommend these
hats the shapes are se smart and becoming,
the color-assortment affords such excellent
cheesing.
Brimmed, turban and off-the-face effects.
Celers are black, navy, brown, henna, Copen,
red, jade, heaver, peacock, sand and purple.
Twe pictured. bNELLENBURflS Second Fleer
Big Saturday Values in This
Tremendous Factory
Clearance of
Men's and Beys' $7.50
and $8.00 Shaker
Knit Sweaters
"Real"
Christmas Gifts
Anniversary Sale
Priced
$5 E-
at
Clearance of the stocks
of Royal Ascot and Lien
Knitting Mills. High
grade wool sweaters in
splendidly heavv shaker
knit weave, snawi cenar
or V -shape necn siyics;
pull-evers or button
fronts.
Men's $5.00 and $6.00
Sweaters at
IVnll-mcirle awenfnrs With nure WOOl faCO
and merino back, with large shawl cellars and
oecketl.; some in V-neck styles.
5. - t JS Third fleer
ijtigf " 'list
This Wonderful Sale of
Men's Furnishings
$3.65
Offers Splendid Holiday-Gift Cheesing
at Extraordinary Anniversary
Price Savings
Men's $6.50 te $8.50 Mufflers
U. S. Tax $4.81V2
HVzc
Plnin colors and two and three color com
binatiens. Slightly impei feet, but nothing
cally seriously wrong with them
Men's Outing Flannel
Pajamas
Geed, warm, fleecy eutinj
ith silk-frog fasteners.
Men's $2.50 Outing
Flannel Pajamas. .
Men's $2.00 Night
Shirts
Made of outing flannel, warm and
ellar-attached or .uiplice-neck styles.
$1.50
flannel pajama3
$1.69
$1.29
fleecy.
Sizes
5 te 20.
$1.59
Men's $2.00
Pajamas. .
In plain colors blue, pink, tan, helie and
.vhite; silk-frog fasteners.
Men's $1.35 Outing Flannel QQn
Nightshirts ve
Of geed weight eutinp flannel, with cellars
ittached or surplice necks.
Extraordinary Greup of
Men's Bathrobes
$5.00 Blanket
Robes
$3.95
Each
In ft g u r e ,
checks and plaid
L a 1 g c pockets
and cellai3 Gir
die te match.
$30 Silk Robes
$15 Each
In rich figa e-i
designs and uaim
coloring!- Silk
girdle te match
l .r ! irst Fleer
at
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Men of Philadelphia!
Here A re Twe Big
Custom Tailoring
Offers Supreme
That will immediateh
preaJ Anniversaty Nil
te rock bottom.
meet with your ap
I'nng price- down
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$50, $55, $60 and $65 Made-te-Measure
Suits for Men
at
Choice of a splendid line of reliable custom
tailoring fabrics in fashionable patterns nnd
geed coleis. Each suit made te individual
measure all lined, finished and tummed in a
thoroughly high-clns? munnei
Winter
Made-te-Measure
Meltons, keiseys. tweeds, hprrnmhnnn..
cheviot- and inncy nlaid-back nrnnntint,i
made up in any model you thoese ftem a full
line of the newest style- Hest patterns and
COler. . . u -C ThlCfl Flnni-
Overceals
$51.
Veils and Veilings
Fer the Week-End Trip
Last-Minute Accessories
That Add a Nete of Crisu SmsiHnes
te One's Appearance
Very Inexpensively Priced for
Today's Anniversary Sale
Made Veils GKf te fl r
In black and all colors, each. J) JL fDtJ
Special Let of Veilings
In dot-- and nie-thcs, yard
Veil Lengths
:N. SNELLENBURG & CO.:
50c
25c
SnIilE-NBURcS Mm -Fleer
N. SNELLENBURG & CO.!
Black and all colors, each
if xn
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