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EVENING .PUBLIC LEDGER-PHILADELPHIA, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 3, 1921
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I where mother and (lie rhlldren nrn."-! eream nt Thnn!;,R!vlne time
They
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linekee (JliitlliillcK l-nn le olio of the . n tchiil In ntiil nlc iililll I hev rniitd rut
liiiiiieU li'iitllns fi'"!" tin' "Ittma mom I im iikii (. Tli"ii !!:tikee ('hlpninck iiuil
iiihI hi'gnu te chirp hi-i'kx. ('IiIji! ; lilx wife thriftily cnthrml mi Hie
Chip! Chip!" In Miid. Tin' tmi'r ci iitnlt thiit were li'ft anil ptii tin-fa
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- ADVENTURES
AWBRIDGE & CLOTHIER
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uns ii sri'iiuiliinr,' in l hi' iiuini'l nnil in
aet in 1 he stou-reom te he ll.-eil for
"The Four Nuts"
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i nine Miitlii-r Chipiniii-U felhnw-il liy :i
NMlmitp l.lli. flu. i.fliuru I'li'iinntl fiitn
hey iinil.Rlri ehlpmiiek no Inraer tlinn Ihe nut -helix.
.Iliek mill .litlirt. The iheeks of nil the "New." snld Hackee Chhiimii-k.
chipmucks were hulRiiiR with iiiiIh. fer.i "hew would jnu like it little nap?"
all hail been out helpit.R te Rather the That is jnVt what .lack ami .liuiii
winter (.tore of feed. Ihniiehl they would like. Ilaekee Chlp-
"Ik-re Is ceinpnin. mother." said muck led tliem te a soft eeuel. of riuss
Ilaekee Clilninuek. Mether Chimuuek ""'I fr. nnil it. a dozen winks ll.ej
riiAi'TKit v;
Iho J'easl t mlcmretiml
HirKKl'. CHIPMUCK rliHekled
I r InrHnl Mr tll...nclll lie liai!
It"?1. .. i..l. Am fairy Rniliiiiither
ANNOUNCEMENTS FOR MONDAY
and the children Ret rid of their nut- were sound asleep
ilrcn ri
and greeted the vi-lter- politely, .lack
lit. t lev 1111 1. Hie nt ie.ir wuei. nii
bS;.Nn;;;i,ts,i,ei.lu.ht
fli'. .hrr'!'' ... 1,rr. nnil liml wemlem.l
"' '. i mi nv:u from ImimitH. 'I he
H ..bff J T ml cnlle.1 while .Ini'knn
timmi
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.lanftnere ! .. , mln-t nmu.
5JS."""V,,,,,,,B j,,,t w,ml H"c
"'liiilnel lHk the joke rooiI reoiI roeiI
,, l.isnn r hnv(i
nuturwllj ..' ' ,. ,,, ..An, ,nv I
want e i . . ci, pmuek."
CVil n.oet von " Mini Ilnrkee
l'eneil V,i , ,,'kllni:. He liml mi
i-1"1 i " ' :,.J .1 , -t were imiie ether
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'?r i,n liiiinmis from whimi he liml
tlinn "" ' ' ,f""N mimitei before. Dame
Wfnri FJ ' -'"'' """"' b'V,
11 Lu nlrii'-eil ver her joke en
ffurke 'I' P "" l,,,, h,, r".T". ""
'If li she liml "'" ''" llis ht,r-
SEuMel. MimlMR prinB "enR ...
Ifcr.i"111!'?" r! ... lmve inn rail upon'
. ,1,-ar fain cml.m.tlier." -aid Ilaekee
ffim kWln...' In-Hurt. "MiP.
tm, will be able te May te dinner.
5 "iiA nnil Jnnet l.epeil se. tee. hev
'hlpiniick nnil Chipper Chipmuck nunc
and Jnnet learned tlu.t the hey chip
1 1. ink's name was Chip Chipmuck and
(lie Rill chipmuck's name was Chipper
Chipmuck'.
"We will have dinner right away!"
said Mether Chipmuik, and she wit- as
geed iik her word, for In iilniet less
time than It takes e te'l, she and
Ilackce Chipmuck and Ihe children'
spread a fca-l of nuts nud corn and
grain en the Meer of ihe sitting room.
.lack and .Innet had been doubtful
whether they would like chipmuck fine,
but they found that new they were
chipmuck.-, the dinner of nuts and
corn nnil wheat vn as delicious ns n
dinner of turkey, pumpkin pic and ice
creeninir te their bed. The two 111111g
' ehlpmuiks were plaiining nn ailvi uliirc
under ground an adventure in whnli
fun and evltciuent were le lie mixeii,
(What that adxeiiture Is will he told
In the cunilnS week's story.)
TYPE 57X CADILLAC
viitiiin. n.wlv nalnlP'l xcilri t
eipllnn Ihrnuithiiut .1 wnmlerful Mill.
nml 'bv p'nuptl rnr n. JJID".
NEEL-CADILLAC COMPANY
525 Mtrkcl Street, Camden. N. J.
't'limir. Ciiimlrn !!
bi in 11 iipi uiijtMwrTuiiiim www r
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lTZ nnxiniis ! see what 11 idilpmuck
" 1,1 be like. I'l.cy leek.,
JlSiriv nt Dame lii-tlnrt. who nodded
f.We'tte.ild he dad te stny." snid
ti Inst.iirt. ' l'"t ' ni". '""" "'
nniil.l he patting
Jlnther Cliipaitifk.
"Vel nt nil' " deelnred Ilaekee Chip
,;: e will all help te sel the
Swenmlelenr it alterward. I will ru
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Miur Mini w.ie.
te a great ileal of
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Ready
Bus Bodies
Ask your agent te send chassis here
for mounting, ims uuuy 13 u muutj
maker, light weight, up-te-date trans
portation pattern. New low prices.
Paterson Vehicle Ce.
Redy Builders
Petersen, New Jersey
FREE
FREE
FOR
10 DAYS ONLY
WITH EACH CONTRACT
We m'l wire tiny seven-room
house en niicliM. four It-way?
te ii'iiB 1 iil.n-lt t, 10m llRbt In
cellar, innip'' " illi .i ayl ('f solid
lirasa IKtuit " fnr
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Ml Nnrl. (iunriiiitci-il
2'i iMirs l.ierpin e
Sawyer Electric Ce.
3?lfi (Jcrmantewn A v., Pliila.
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The Printer is Asking
Just AVERAGE Conditions
OU'VE been demanding extraordinary things
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M nf .... nr nlnr nnrl MeC inrl Ifl IIP nn CXlfdUl-
N Ul yum '.ft e..v. ..-
rlttmrv wnrldflan te f?ivc them tO VOU. NOW
he's being perfectly fair. He-wants average working
hours the same hours that ether brain workers have,
or the eight-hour day and a half day en Saturday.
This new schedule helps him te give you better
results at a lower cost.
Vim will find the printer iiiper.ivct ,ir
in cciy way. I" kniiulc'iU'C ( In- lr.ih
he is traincil te the linal dcRrec H' 'i""'
knnw what he is about instantly .md with
cut hesitation. 'I'Kcrc's no tunc for cs
pcrinicntiiiK when a .usti.mer'i sUpp1 "i
lataleps is exhausted.
Since printiiiK is .such a ceinhiii.iti""
the arts anil mechanics, jmi will litul that
the printer is a man rf all areuml knowl
edge, lie must he well informed and
keen of judgment.
This man. like all oilier Union I'rintci .
ii new asking tli.it his agreement with
his employer for a new working schedule
l.e enforced. The new- schedule, which
I .ills for an eight-hour day with half da
.ni Saturday, is the sensible one when
ou consider what his jel. jv
These new hours give him opportunity
for the study which alone is responsible
for every nihance in the printing art.
dancc in printing styles anil methods
ts rapid, and almost everything as te
Hiality depends upon the skill of tin
individual worker. Ami as far as cost is
lencerncd. that isn't going te he iu-
I I cased. l;or printing production de
pends en the skill ami ability of the
worker, ami these new hours improve
that
del belter printing See that our
punting semce employs Union I'rintci 3
en ihe i'ort-feur-liour-week basis.
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"Positive Shut Off"
Name "SAVILL" On Faucet .
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Themas SavilPs Sens, Mfr.
UIU.U-M Uiillace St.. i'lill.i.
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trtl t i'kdi hfti huiH ft Ihe In if fit i,f lit firiliffur
tttifts It niiiiMlx ti t tn'tfit fulfill ftnttrri
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The Internatiena
Typographical Union
General Headquarters Indianapolis
Philadelphia Typographical
Union cfe Ne. 2
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Indiana
HIDE AWAKE GORPOMTIOIS
mm HI MO INVESTORS
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rouaeeipnia
Yeu are here offered a rare opportunity le buy one of
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Diismess
Located en the Easterly Side of Seuth Breid Street, between Spruce and Pine Streets
In the Centre of Philadelphia's New Financial District at
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rUBLIC AUCTION S
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Wednesday, Dec. 7, 1921, at 2 p. m,
ON THE PREMISES, 329 te 335 Seuth Brend Street, Philadelphia
This New Reinforced Concrete Fireproof Ten Story Business Building
3 ready for immediate occupancy.
fully equipped with every modern device for safety and cenvenienca present day skill
can devise,
s located where you can tap all the resources of Philadelphia's financial and commercial districts.
Qn be conveniently "and economically adapted te meet the needs of fjaraRe, lefts or offices.
Scnil TO-DAY-Fer Dlrdscyc View el location, present plnn ej nu!l(llti(l
nml Biififjcstcrt plan toeclhcr with tull purlicularn el sale.
EXAMINE THIS BUILDING
AT ONCE AND BE PREPARED
TO BUY AT YOUR OWN PRICE
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Lecal Officet s
u A jClXJ 1201 C,,e,lnut St- Phi,a- Pni
V!aucX Execution Office! t
7 Auctioneer 67 Libe" St' Nw Ywk' N'Y'
The S
Selling
pirit of Christmas is Abroad in the Land!
Thousands Mere Gifts Than" Last Yean
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"HHE THREE weeks before Christmas will be the busiest
weeks of the year. The Christmas spirit is creeping
into warm hearts everywhere. Christmas shopping-
started early, but from new until the happy day our facilities
will be taxed te the utmost. We are ready -our stocks are
sufficiently large te meet the increased demands we se
clearly foresee. Our salespeople and all contingent forces are
strong, and alert and eager te SERVE YOJJ FAITHFULLY.
Already we are assured that we shall sell mere gifts than in
the 1920 holiday season. One day this week SIX THOUSAND
MORE transactions were recorded than en the corresponding
day last year. But we must sell thousands mere gifts te reach
or exceed the dollars-and-cents volume of a year age, because
wrtv a A ;f" T fX Tl TT
rnces Are 50 Mucn l
flowing
rower
Than Last Year's Prices
Prices are new as nearly stabilized at the lower levels as
they will be for some time te come. This is proved by the fact
that in many lines there is new a tendency toward higher
costs in the manufacturing market. Unfortunately, many
things would cost us mere te replace te-day than we paid for
what we own. But fortunately, prices for this holiday season
are at their lowest point since the war.
In the following list we make comparisons with prices of last
vear. These are as nearly representative items as it is practical te collect.
A few of the present prices are special, but the average reductions
indicate pretty accurately the average reduction en many thousands of
articles. We first wrote the list and then visited the departments te
learn te-day's price and the price of the same article and as nearly as
possible the same grade a year age.
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Last Year's and This Year ' s . Prices en
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Gift Things
All Over the
Stere
Last Year's
Price
Weman's Natural Muskrat Ceat S2M.00
Alaska Vex Scarf S.nOO
Australian Opossum S irf 1 5.00
Natural Skunk Scarf '10.00
Weman's Fur-cellar Ceat 7.r.00
Weman's rushed Weel Scarf 7.."0
Weman's Spencer Jacket . -."."i
Weman's Stockinet Ceat 7.."0
Silk Dress Pattern 2.".0
Cotten Voile Dress Patt-" S.7."
Headed Crepe de Chine Waist 1S.00
Silk Crepe (b Chine Waist e.7."
Silk Petticoat "-00
Quilted Silk Rebe 30.00
Weman's Corduroy Bath Rebe S.75
Changeable Satin I'-eakfast Ceat 8.7."
Philippine Night Gewn ."W.".
Silk Camisole l--"
Hrassiere 1-,n
Silk Crepe de Chine Chemise 2.9.")
Women'.-. Felt Slippers : '-'.-."
Women's Chinese Slippers 5.00
Girl's Silk Canten Raincoat, with hat . . . 15.00
(Jirl's Kainceat, with hat 0.75
Girl's Haincape 5.50
Weman's Embrileretl Handkerchief. . . .'55
Bracelet Watch, old-tilled 20.01)
Bracelet Watch, geld 25.00
Pearl Bead Necklaces 1 0.00
Beaded Hand Bag 9.50
Leather Hand P.ajr 5.00
Weman's Fitted 0er-niKht Bag 15.00
Sterling Silver Toilet Set, .'-piece 51.25
Silver-plated Toilet Set 7.50
Women's Kid (Moves .".50
Women's Silk Stockings 2.75
Real Filet Cellars 3.00
Man's Four-in-hand .75
Man's Four-in-hand 1.50
.Man's Silk Muffler 7.00
Man's Heuse Ceat 13.50
Man's Felt Slippers 2.25
Man's Bernee Slippers 4.50
Man's Silk Shirt 1 0.00
Man's Madras Shirt 3.50
Man's Outing Flannel Pajamas 2.25
Man's Stockinet Jacket 13.50
Man's Handkerchief 50
Man's Cape Gloves 2.75
ST
Present
Price
$210.00
50.00
10.00
25.00
55.00
0.50
. 2.00
(5.00
1 7.50
5.50
12.00
e -"
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3.95
1S.75
4.95
5.95
2.95
1.00
1.00
1.95
1.90
3.50
10.75
5.50
3.75
.25
13.50
10.50
5.00
0.75
3.50
10.00
12.25'
2.95
2.75
2.00
2.00
.50
1.00
5.00
10.00
1.90
3.75
7.50
2.50
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S.50
.35
2.25
Last Yea
Price 1.00
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Man's Silk Socks
Man's Lisle Socks
Voting Man's Mackinaw
Man's Rubberized Raincoat
Man's Fancy Dress Vest '
Man's Gabardine Raincoat
Man's Fur Cap
Man's Geld-filled Watch
Madeira Luncheon Set
I inc Linen Tewel
Linen Table Cleth
Pair Embroidered Pillow Cases
Pair All-wool Plaid BlankeLs
Weel-filled Comfertables, bordered. . .
Weel-filled Comfertables, bordered. . .
White Bed Spread ....
Tapestry Tabic Scarf (3rd Fleer)
Traveling Bag
Sewing Table
Smoking Stand
Tea Wagen
I'phelstered Wing Chair
Cedar Chest
Royal Wilten Rug. 9x12 feet
Superfine Wilten Rug. 9x12 feet
Chinese Rug. 912 feet
Saruk Rug. 3.35 feet
Wardrobe Trunk
Electric Fleer Lamp
Electric Fleer Lamp
Electric Boudoir Lamp with shade. . .
Mirror, oval
Mirror, oval or square
Mahegan. Mantel Cleck
Electric Grill .
Electric Teaster
Electric Percolator
Electric Iren
Imported Stationery, boxed I
Child's Pencil Assortment
Pound Hard Candies.
Pound Bex Chocolates .
Francis Bacen Plaer-Piane
Cheney Phonograph. Sty Ic 1 185.00
0
25.00
7.50
50.00
12.00
32.50
12.00
1.00
7.50
2.50
1(5.50
S.50
18.00
8.50
1.50
25.00
35.00
S.50
10.00
79.00
32.50
112.50
195.00
575.00
215.00
17.50
05.00
18.00
0.50
15.00
15.00
1 9.50
15.00
8.50
21.00
S.00
2.00
1.00
.50
1.00
750.00
Cut Glass Bowl.
Decorated Dinner Set
Sterling Siher Candlestick
Imp. Character Baby Dell, IS-in. high
Lionel Electric Train Set'.
Express Wagen
Dell's Baby Coach
Weel Sweater. V-neck ( Ith Fleer) . . ,
Child's Lined Gloves
Silk Baby Bunting
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37.00
22.00
3.00
1 0.85
5.50
S.00
12.00
2.25
0.00
present
Price
.75
.10
15.00
1S.00
5.50
35.00
7.45
27.50
7.50
.75
5.00
1.75
10.00
0.00
12.50
(5.50
3.50
1 4.50 special
22.50
0.25
2S.00
16.50
25.00
82.50
115.00
2(55.00
95.00
39.00
12.50
10.00
1.50
30.00
5.50 special
10.00
12.50
7.50
21.50
0.75
1.00
.75
.35
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050.00
145.00
7.50
25.00
15.00
1.50
7.50
3.90
(5.00
0.75 special I
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