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EVENING PUBLIC vEIaEl-PHil;Al)ELBHlA,' FRIDAY, NOVEMBER -18, X921
Bishop Matthews, of N. J.,
Would Make Washington Na-
tienal Headquarters
NEW YORK UNDER
quarters for a natlennt church. There
ceUnln nsvclielnirv te the tltuntien
J Hint would tnnkc Washington vcrj af
rrcprlnte as a nntlennl licndquiutore."
The New .Tcrspy pielHte further Mntrd
the nntlennl lu'Adcinirter of tin cliunli
i Hheuld le -emoted from N'v Yetk he-
enuse ' there W nn iiiiiire'slen en the
J part of vnip people that i ei tlitus In
New nrk i under the ileud of Wall
Mreet "
I'he Mr.ttlieu y nld that poiennllt
he Mlce luth belief unfounded 'l'u
I tliintieial "lde of tliliiRs is iMiipli.iMrd
l in New Yerk, he added, ami fei tint
I lensen, te diabiiM1 thei win Oeliiti
i "Wall treets rleud" dominates e.'i
1 thine In New Yerk It would be w Ke te
FIRE ti'eve the national liendipi.irtrrs t'i
I Washington.
'i'heic 1) no p-rlnte in the llpi-iep.il
n n the rimreh with the title of nrehbNIiep
Wet Philadelphia llomeepnthlc IIes- I
pltnl where she ttns taken after
being struck b.t an automobile tit Slxtj
third nnd Mnnter streets last night, j
Charles A Vnlideveer, of Sluiren
Hill, drtrcr of the automobile, took her
te the hospital. He told police she stop step
ped directly In the path of his car and
due te slipper j streets he was unable te
step before striking her.
n Anhli'shin of WnsliiiiR
rtcidinc bishop "f H" yplsiepal
Church W sn5Citid In l'lhep Mat-
thewi, of Nrw ,lnsr, lie held that
the Capital l the naliiial hendquaners
for n nnti mul rhuich
At his borne hi Primeten ',ln the
hNhep pinpointed a bilef nddies he
made jesterd'n at fliden Cit. Lung
Tslmid. before the mitiii.il citied "f the,
T.pi. copal l'revime of w ell i '
,lere and IVirte Itun
"The picsi,ui; bibep slimilil he tlif
Bishop of Whlnpten nli., t te ele. Mrs El,a Ferman In Hospital In
rlnn bv tlie 'titur enii'ili and the inn Serious Condition
Rd cllOsi n -lii ilj l Ulven le I , ill ln- dill 101111111 sH.tne li ir
nr hi O up lii Miitew in'il obi of 1101 Nertli Sixti-htsi inii.
, - i i is ci i i- t i i nuial 'ii id- i in a intii.il iindltien in the
Hlshep Mltthews1 suji;''Mnn, If it wen
the nppieval of the xenciul iouviiitien
find the dieir-es of tlie cliurHi. would
irrate i situation cemewliat anal ieu
te that n the Anglican dumb.
The AnhbNhep of Cmteibuiy i- tin
primate of tin- Anglic nn CIiiiii h Tin e
i one ether Anglican an liliNbep In
lng!atid. thi Aielibislmp nf Seik. who
is suberdtunte in e plesi.itn ii rank te
the pilmnte
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Philadelphia Ornamental
Glass Works
STAINED AND LEADED a-"" t0T
rhurthet, duellings and public bullJInit".
Dfslsnj and cutlmAteii furnished.
51G N. 9th Street
Bell Piene: Terlar 83T4
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Electric Lamps for Xmas Gifts
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Electric Lamps
jnd
Artistically
Hand-Painted
Parchment and
Silk Shades
) en sdieulri make "elections new,
while eui splendid stock t .still com
plete. New ou will find till the new
est designs and shades' for Boudoir,
Living Heenis, Librniies, Halls and
Nevel Bridge Lamps. Exclusive
Chinese Peicelain Vase Lamps and
ethers with bases and standards of
Mahogany, Brushed Antique and Pol
ished Brass. Bi ouzo and many stylish
tinis'ic. Our tollcetien of Shades is
unsutpas'cd.
Dougherty's Faultless Bedding
Hair Mattresses Bex Springs Bedsteads
1632 Chestnut Street
Special for Ihis week!
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Oleomargarine
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1204 Chestnut St.
Founded In 1894
11 Seuth 15th St.
1119-21 Market St.
A Special Greup Of
Fine Overcoats
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The Fountain Pen trith the Little Red Pump-Handle
Get your Dunn-Ten at your dealers' today!
THi: DUNN-PEN COMPNY. 300 MADISON A EM'E, NEW 1 ORK
Headquarters, L-bertv Typewriter Ce., Philadelphia ti' "
S. J. Matchett, Preston 17S2, Philadelphia -A
At Large
Reductions
We are reducing pr.ies throughout our
entue stei.k The saing comes well-timed
for folks buying new. for it gives the entire
winter for wearing It offers Furs nt
Savings of 20 te 50 Per Cent
te make nai for pe1tr uhlch nil'
itiert'x artlv? trem trappnrs 101 vc
r.i rnnnufai turn low price This coat
n! t ired i-annnl he pieduced nftrr tliesn
hi- ield te sell for J27S Th1 Ib your
final ojipertun tj te select At this low
pi lie
When you try it. if you j
don't enthusiastically en- p
derse it, bring back the f
unused portion and we I
will gladly refund you g
the full purchase price. I
Sold in hundreds of our
Stores
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Superbly Tailored Coats
Which Regularly Would Sell
Fer $55 te $65.
These overcoats were specially
made for us by the Kirschbaum
shops from surplus yardage ends
which we selected. The type of
fleeces you sec in garments regu
larly retailing at 55, 60 and 65.
Rug-Backs Ulsters
Contrast Weaves . Ulstcrcttes
Heather Fleeces Raglans
Vicunas Dress Overcoats
See Our Windows
And Compare!
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IlirORTEnS TtESIQNFnS AND MAKFIIS OP WOMEN'S AND CnH.nBRN'a
APPAREL OF THK HIOHEST CHARACTER TOR MORE THAN
TWKNTV-SIX YEARS
GOWNS
WRAPS
SUITS
FURS
BLOUSES
LINGERIE
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SWEATERS
MILLINERY
SKIRTS
CHILDREN'S
. APPAREL
PETTICOATS
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Chestnut
Cerner
Twelfth
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Specializing in
Coats, Suits,
Dresses and
Skirls
1222-1224 Walnut Street
Medes of
Distinction
and
Originality
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Exceptional Values in "Stecker" Fashions Embracing
hats, Wraps and Dresses
Every One from Our Regular Stock and Priced at
Savings of $20 te
$70
Pole Coats
In several models, light and dark
shades.
$39.50 Values at
$19.50
Spert Coats
Of T weeds, Chinchillas and Novelty
Fabrics.
$55.00 Values at
$29.50
Spert Skirts
Prunellas and Novelty Mixtures, in
this season's newest colors.
$15 te $22.50 Values
On Our Third Fleer
Smart
Street Dresses
Of Canten and Reshanara Crepe,
Brocaded Satin, Peiret Twill
and Tricetine
Values Up te $55.00 at
$19.50
Tep Coats
Of Normandie and Andrea Cleth;
black, navy and brown.
Sizes te 44.
$85.00 Values at
$58
Fur-Trimmed
Wraps and Ceals
Of Fertuna. Orlande and Panvelaine,
with Wolf. Beaver. Mele and
Squirrel.
$195 Values at
II
$g.50
Afternoon Dresses
Of Canten and Reshanara Crepe,
Tricetine and Lace
Values up te $110 at
$125
$44
Misses' Dance Frecks
Of Taffeta, Chiffen and Net in
white and evening shades.
$65.00 Values at
$35
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Fur Trimmed Coats and Wraps
Shown in Belivia, Fertuna and Panvelaine,
trimmed with Beaver, Mele and Wolf.
All sizes and colors. Special at
Values up te $145
$85M
Impressive Values
eats and Capes
89.50 te 195.00
These are styles of beauty quality that will appeal
te very discriminating taste. Many of them are samples,
exquisite importations, all coats entirely removed
from the usual. They are made of the finer fabrics, the
fur trimmings are choice and very beautiful. The linings
are of heavy crepe, in fancy or plain effects. All in all, a
distinctive collection of Coats and Capes, of style dif
ferent, value for which we may well claim superiority.
THIRD FLOOR
Misses' Dresses
Fer Afternoon and Dance
39 50
They are made by women who
plainly show instinct for maintaining
youthful beauty in the designing of
Frecks for young women- Materials
are crepe Rema, chiffon, lace,
changeable taffeta and velvet. We
won't attempt descriptions for they
would be inadequate of the lovely
effects. SECOND FLOOR
Blouses
Exceptionally Priced
14.95
This is a collection of Blouses of
super quality and very smart in effect.
Made of heavy quality crepe de
chine; tailored with wonderful atten
tion te smallest detail. All of the
fashionable and hard te get suit
shades.
FIRST FLOOR
Tailored Silk Underwear
Envelope chemise and night gowns. Of
heavy quality crepe de chine, crepe meteor
and radium. Very beautifully tailored;
many off them hand embroidered; ethers
inset with filet medallions. In white, flesh,
orchid, lilac and sky blue.
FIRST FLOOR
4-95
An Unusual
Value
"Harris"
A Different Kind of
Juvenile Shep
This Fourth Fleer, devoted
te Juvenile apparel, is plainly
winning place with mothers
it fills a need and maintains
a moderation of price that is
as amazing as it is satisfying.
The New "Lasse Kilt"
Dresses, $5.95
Thev are as pretty ai they are prac
tical thoroughly child-like. Mate
rials are plain green and red flannel,
velour checks and Scotch plaids. The
skirt s be pleated, in true kilt fash
ion, straps caught with buckles run
evor the shoulders, from the tailored
belt. Sires 6 te 14, $5.05.
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Jersey Frecks, Twe-Piece
$11.95
Either skirt or blouse may be worn
narntlv. Made of heavv Jersey.
rintnchable linen cellar and cuffs. Ted,
brown, tan, henna, navy blue. Sizes
8 te 16.
Jersey Dresses with Bleemers
$10.95 te $12.50
The dresses are charmingly hand
embreidered. tailored bloemors te
match the Dresses, bte of Belf color
and material. Sizes 0 te 10.
Girls' Coats, Fur Trimmed
$16.50
If we express pride in this showing
of Coats, at this price, mothers will
ngTCB that it is deserved, for the
Coats are unusual for be little. Mate
rial is pebble cheviot in every Autumn
color. Fur trimmed, lined throughout
and warmly interlined.
Coats for Juniors,
$25 te $49.50
Geals designed for the age de
cribed as the most difficult age te
dress. These are becoming ''""Vc
original creations for girls of 13, 1"
and 17 years. Materials are Nerman
dle, belivia and duvetyne. Many of
the Coats are fur-trimmed.
Furt for Girls of Every Age
We are as careful in selecting
worthy Furs for children as for
women, duality first, always. These
New Fur Rots for little folks are
very attractive.
Fur Sets, $10 te $35
Fur Coats for overy age, from styles
for tot or 2 up.
Fourth Fleer
We Specialise in Wearing Apparel That Slenderises the Larger Weman
STORE HOURS, 9 TO 5.30
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