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P. R. T. PARK CASE
DELAYJSDENfED
Company Alse Leses Motion
i
Asking Change et venue sx
Hearing in Media
RESIDENTS ASK INJUNCTION
' u the begins of the injunction null
treught te restrain the I It n. from
Sling nn mnuoement park west of
SSS-thinl nml Market -treeta, wl, cl.
Erfed tclny nt Media Court Il6..sc, the
Ti T wnfl dcnleil two motions, orie
let a ehanw of venue, and ene for n
n'Pv,fc!"stnhr anil former JudBc
nn counsel for the I'. B. T., In
SSkn?'tbc 'notion for a change In venue
2.ii(Ied thnt the minds of the rcsl
SJSta of MHteurne. titonelrenit. Upper
& Township and ether settlements
Shn brought the suit, have become in
flnraedn the result of feelliiR nga ji.t
Fw enmnnny. Tlicv snld this feeling
hh?SK2" the result of tire suit.
BBge Isaac Jehnsen after refusing -te
nant e hnKc nf venue' erdcrcd t,,c
Searing te proceed.
The residents von a preliminary
Mrmii'i Btruthlnr mero than a week
Sk , wien J'lJfe -Tohnren ref-ised te.
print a pcUUen by the company for
delay-
The company asked a postponement
of the henrlng en the ground thnt thetr
thief counsel. J. Celeman Joyce, would
net be itble te attend today. The com
pany offered te agree thnt no attempt
wenlil be made te build the park pend
ing the Court's decision If a postpone
ment ucrc granted.
V Reger Frenfielil, counsel for the
complainants, says he Is nil ready te
orerc his case, and has n hundred wit
nesses prepared te take the stand te
testify ngnlnst the proposed park.
The V K. T. Company contends thnt
the park will net hurt rcnlty vnlues
nor bring an undesirable clement into
the section. The people living there,
however, arc of n different opinion.
t X. F. Mctcnlf, president of the
Stenchurst Improvement Association.
Mid In a letter te ether members, urg
ing them te attend the hearing:
"'Establishment of the proposed
amusement pnrk, with nolse resultant
from operation of mcrry-co-reunds.
ecenlc rallwnys, toboggan slides and
numerous ether mechanical devices until
midnight and en Sundays, together with
noise created at nil hours by thoce
pstrenlilng the park, would make life
In the Immediate vicinity of the park
intolerable."
GLOUCESTER BOXER DIES
Willie Spencer Succumbs te Attack
of Pneumonia and Heart Treuble
Willie Spencer, n pugilist of Olou Oleu
ccstcr, died this morning nt the home
of liii father. Jeseph Spencer. 425 Ber
gen street, (ileiicpster, from pneumonia
end Inllnmntlen of the heart. He was
twenty-four ears old.
He wns nlse a member of tlic Mon Men Mon
me'ntli baseball team of Gloucester. He
fought Ms last fight In Atlantic City
JunelS last, when he defeated Battling
Murray. Among the boxers he feuqut
in no decision bouts arc l'ntsy Wallace,
Max Williamson, Terry Mrllugh, Jee
Derscy, Johnnie Meleney nnd Dave
(ielilbtcln.
types
Many
smart
heavy,
&
Open Saturday u
Until Four
w
Prl
IMPOnTKIiS. DESIGNERS AND StAKEItH OF WOUEN'R AND
CUlLDltEN'S Afl'AREI. OF THE JIIOHEBT CHARACTER
FOR MORE TUAN TWENTY-SIX YEARS
Gowns
Wraps
Suits
Furs
Blouses
Sweaters
Heulery
lifer fC
xy
Negligees and
Silk Underwear
Appropriate and Beautiful
for Gifts
The "Harris" label, en a dainty gift, will be its mark
of quality. The Christmas assortments are at their best.
Envelope
' Chemises
Special
2.95
Of crepe de chine: trim
med with laces of fine
J e. s ' K n. insertions and
dainty medallions.
Mesh, white and orchid.
FIRST FLOOR
All SL Hosiery w ecr
eSS 5ity:em top.te tec 15 pr.
We Specialise in Apparel That Slenderizes the
Larger Weman
RHODES WINNER GRATIFIED
Valentine Prepares te Shew Com
mittee He Appreciates Hener
Alnn C. Valentine, of Swarthmerc
College, winner of the Ilhedca Scholar
ship te Oxford University from Penn
sylvania from a licld of thirty-seven
competitors, is making pinna for the
tbrcc-ycnr course.
MV. Valentine realizes the great honor
s.thai has been conferred upon blm nad
Is detcrslncd te Justify the unanimous
award of the State .committee at tau
University of Pennsylvania Saturday,
by tie mect diluent ttudy.
"When 1 received the soed sowe that
I had been awarded thu scholarship,"
said Mr. Valentine, "I felt the tull
realization of my obligation te the com
mittee, te the State and te Hwarthmere.
My competitors for the honor were nu
merous and thoroughly quiilllled, many
of tli "in mere, se than myself, I thought.
The award wns nnturaily a big surprise,
although 1 hoped thut I might be the
feitunutc one. 1 feel that A ewe my
geed fortune largely te two men who
were my Inspiration and guide through
the hours when 1 was preparing for tbe
judgment of the committee, These men
are William A. Alexander, former dean
of Hwarttimerc and 1'hllip M. Hicks,
profemer of English nt Swarthmerc."
DENIES JUROR WAS "FIRED"
Man's Lebs of Jeb Net Due te Court
Werk, Saye Engineer
Alfred C. Connclle, cost engineer of
the dul'ent Ilnclnecrlns Company,
Richmond street and Wheatshcaf lane,
denied before Judge Staake today that
Leuis I. Epstein, fei38 Kensington avo ave
nuc, was discharged from the company's
employment bocause bu had served three
weeks as a juryman In Court of Com
mon I'lcns Ne. 3.
Mr. Connelle, who was subpoenaed,
testified Epstein was rated as a la
borer nt the works. On account of an
injury te his knee, Epsteen was taken
into the office te assist In disposing of
an accumulation of sketching work.
When the work was disposed of Ep
stein could net llnd employment he wns
physically able te de. Mr. Connelle
dented that nny ether man was em
ployed te take Epstein's place.
Judge Staake withheld decision nnd
suggested te Mr. Connelle that he de all
he could te get Epstein a position he
could fill.
WILL HOLD DEBATE TONIGHT
Magisterial System Will De Argued
In St. Paul's Church
A debate en the mnclHterlnl system
nnd whether It should be abolished in
Philadelphia will be conducted under
the auspices of the Chatham Utcrary "he was taKen te the Uryn .MnWr llos lles llos
Seciety tlili evening in St. Paul's Be- Pljel. where It was found necessary te
formed Episcopal Church, Bread nnd
Vcnance streets.
The affirmative of the question, which
In worded "Resolved, thnt the Magis
terial System Should Be Abolished,"
will be upheld by Clarence G. Shcnten.
counsel ter the Bureau of Municipal
Research and C. Oscar Beasley, a
prominent Philadelphia lawyer. The
negative wllL be. Upheld by Mnglstrate
Bepjamln II, Rcnslmw nnd James S.
Rogers, who "wuV a 'magistrate erid'fs
an authority' en the" precedure of. the
miner judiciary.
Gloucester Docter In Crash-
Dr. I'ntil Yeung, efTrfKl Monmouth
street, Gloucester, cscnpel injury -last
night-when his automobile was struck
nt Broadway and Monmouth streets by
nnethcr machine which failed te step,
following the accident. Dr. Yeung's ma
chine wan knocked against n tree and
was badly damaged.
Give a Lamp
of artistic excellence.
Designs that combine
art and -utility. A com
prehensive showing of
that are new the vogue.
of them equipped with
tailor - made flat shades and
deep fringes.
The Hern & Brannen Mfg. Ce.
427-433 North Bread Street
"A Short Walk Along Automobile Rew"
Mlllln.ry
Skirts
LtngeMa
Nerltreea
Petticoats
Chestnut Children's
Cerner
Twelfth
Apparel
Corduroy Robes
Unusual
9.95
Of geed quality cordu
roy, lined throughout.
There are also Breakfast
Coats at this price.
Celers victory, rose,
cepen and purple.
Others 3.05 te 14.95.
FinsT Fioen
A
EVENING , PUBLIO
WET BUMPS
ON SLIPPERY WALKS
Heaviest Storm of the .Kind at
Se Early a Date Known
Here in Years
STREET CLEANERS ON JOB
Puiladelehla's first mew fall of thj?.
year btvught hnrtl, slippery pavements
this mernlnj when the even tempcrn
lure of ,10 degrees dppped te the freez
ing point during the night.
AHheugh there was a large fall of
snow, It was net henvy enough te re
quire putting the snow-remevnl equip
ment Inte operntien. The street clean
ers are busy today with shovels clear
ing the mew nwny from the crossings.
Chief Dunlnp, of the Bureau of High
ways, said it will net be necessary te
put any extrn men te- work.
Exrmt In the central section of the
city, where the fail had been swept te
I he street, walking te work was a con
dition where one wn? forcibly impressed
with tendencies of fict te "get from
uiuler."
The weatherman raid no mere enew
will ftU in the near future nnd he ex
pects a rising temperature for several
days.
The snowstorm of yestrrday, rtartlng
nt H.J5 o'clock, vn8 the heaviest for oe
early in the year the city has ever seen.
The avorage low tamporature main
tained by th thermometer during the
day made the fall a particularly wet
one, flnkei etlrking ndhcslvely te walls,
tree limbs and telephone wires. In
open spaces In the park nnd nqunres
this clinging tendency mnde trees and
bushes n net easily forgotten picture
for metropolitan dNtrlrts.
At 2 P. M. the Weather Bureau In
Washington I-ented n storm warning
from Cape Hntterns te Ilosten. It said
that the storm was central ever North
Carolina at neon nnd moving rapidly
northward. Prediction was then made
that It would be attended by strene nnd
shifting winds reaching gnl force lust
nlgbt.
Accident Due te Storm
The most serious accident resulting
from the storm occurred en the Lan
caster pike nenr the St. Davids Gelf
Club, when Jeseph Ilobcrts.ef 10 Green
field avenue, Ardmore, drove his cer off
the read. The car overturned. Mrs.
"eberts was badly cut by broken glass.
'" loriy-iwe smciies in iiur wuunun.
When Mrs. Reberta saw that the cer
was going te upset she threw a heavy
A National Bank with a
Savings Department
4
Savings FundDepositers have the
same privileges as a commercial
depositor, including ready access
te and consultation with our
officers en Business Problems.
3 Interest allowed en savings
deposits with checking privilege.
National
Bank of Commerce
713 Chestnut St
Nathan T. Folwell. President
INDIVIDUAL per
sonality is reflected in
a Man 's appearance
jj Always and only in the best of fabrics appropriate in
texture and coloring for the age requirements of the
wearer and the style of the garment.
C Fall and Winter Suits, Tep Coats and Overcoats of
superior quality are moderately priced $30 and upward.
The values at $40, $45 and $50 arc particularly
impressive.
JACOB REED'S SONS
1424-1426 Chcstmrt Sfawfr
IiEt)aEBPB;ft;Ai)ELPHIA; MONDAY,
wrap around her two-year-old daugh
ter Grace. The child was only slightly
hurt. .. ,
Ifflie accident occurred wiicn .Mr. noo neo noe
crts turned from the middle of the
read te avoid a collision. The snow
prevented him seeing the uitcn inuj
which his car plunged. ... '
The first "sllppery-pavemcnr' vic
tim nf tlm nensen is Jehn Pearson,
Blxtyene years old. of 328 North Tenth
street. He fell at Fiftieth and Market
streets and his shoulder was dislocated.
He was treated at Jeffersen Hospital.
Driving threugn tse sienn csusi-u
Rebert G. Pflusfclder. who lives scar
w.vti, -r.d Norris ctrcote. te brusj
aside with his automobile a trafsc pe
liceman and snath a semapaerc. 'j.be
accident eccurrea ai areau eca .uurne
streets shortly after neon. Patrolman
I,ewcry, of the toot tramc aquae, tee
.i.,. n,nnrtit in CMv Hall en a charge
of reckless operation of an automobile
and destroying city property.
Little Girl Hurt
Idn Bnlncy, five years-old, whose
parents live nt 1053 Seuth Upland
street, wns badly .cut by lying glass
when tbe automobile in which she wns
riding with her fnther, Patrick Bnlncy,
ultl.lileil In the son snow nnu cemucu
with n
machine nt Sixty. thlnl street
St the Wearrhiladclphla Homeopathic ,
. ilim. nrinnA ih Willi IrpniPtl l
TTnnnl t ft 1
Balney and Clarence rnttersen, of
4501 Frnnkferd avenue, driver of the
ether car, were arrested by police of
the Sixty-first nnd Thompson streets
stntlen. ..... . .
Mm. Leah Scherbnhn, seventy-two
years old. of 1012 North Camnc street,
r'lrpcd at Twelfth street and Mont Ment
'ZLry nvn-ie nnd her hi? was frac-t'i-d.
She was .taken te the University
Hospital .
TATE
Ltr-T sr&AU &
Inventory of Wealth of R,
M. Shee-
maker Is Filed
An Inventory of the pernennl estate of
Riehnrd M. Shoemaker, president of the
firm of Rebert Shoemaker & Co.,eI
this city, denlcrs In paints nnd drugs,
who died September 8 Inst, wns filed
tednv. velulng the estate nt $128,
177.02. Wills probated today were these of
Wilsen Mllner, 103 West Onkdnlc ave
nue. Glenstde. $1000; Henry Mlnten.
5(4000 te the Heme for Orphans f Odd
Fellows; Samuel M. Murphey. 1851
North Twenty-fifth street, $1A,000;
June M. Ramsey. 1200 Mnstcr street,
$5200. ..f which $500 gees te the Beth
any Presbyterian Church nnd the re
mainder te the relative-), nnd Mnry L.
Smith. 1720 Seuth Eighteenth utrcet,
$20,000;
Reb Haberdashery In Kensington
Bobbers entered the haberdashery of
Pox & Hand, 2444 Kensington avenue,
some time last night by ferclnjr n rear
deer, and stele two der.cn shirts anil n
der.cn geld-plated stickpins valued at
S50.
Interest Allowed
en
Savings Deposits
net subject te check.
$ The great importance
of correct and appro
priate clothing should
net be underestimated.
J Our assortment of garments for
Fall and Winter is se diversi
.ficd that you will have no
difficulty here in finding just
the type of clothing which is
suited te your specific require
ments. Styles are shown that have the
conservative dignity of middle
age, and ethers with the snap
and vigor of young manhood.
PROBE SHOOTING
BY PATROLMAN
Cortetyou Begins Investigation
Inte Weunding: of Rebert
Madden en Streat
WAS WALKING WITH GIRL
Director Cortelyeti began nn inves
tigation today Inte the sheeting of Bob Beb
ert Mnddcn, twenty-seven yenrs old, of
1R.10 Summer street, by Patrolman
Gclgcr.
Gclgcr, it is alleged, made nn Insult
ing remark te n young woman with
whom Mnddcn wns wnlklng nt Thir
teenth Street nnrl Mnntirmrterv nvenllO.
Mn,,!pn uu i.i,n. ,. ,- ..,, nnA (etteT
Arcd
" " '
Madden Is married. His wife spent
yesterday with him nt the Lnnkcnnu
Hospital, where he Is suffering from n
bullet wound In his shoulder. His in
jury Is net believed te be serious. The
young woman with whom he wns walk
ing was said te have been a MIes Edith
Roberts, of Park avenue near Berks
street. Ne person by that name Is
kn vn at the address given.
GeiTcr is attached te the nut Glrard
and Montgomery avenues otatien. He
has becn en the force four years, and
li7ts nt 1210 Palmer btrcet. He was
held under $500 bill by Magistrate Os
wald for a further hearing, December
IS, te await the remit of Mndden's In
juries. Ari-errting te .Madden s story, tie was
unlkmg cirly yesterday morning with
the girl, when two men In civilian
clothes noticed them. One of the men
yelled, "Why don't you marry the
u'lrl?" nroerdliiR te Madden, who says
lie stepped, went back, nnd knocked
the nrtn down. The man jumped up,
drew n revolver nnd fired, hitting Mnd
dcn In the shoulder. The girl and the
ether mnn lied.
Pntrelmau Cooper, of the Eighth nnd
JefTersen streets) Mutten, ran ur upon
hearing the shot, and nrrcsted Gelger,
disarmed him, nnd took him te the
Twentieth and Berks utreets stntlen,
where he wits plnccd under arrest.
AHHi;t,'tnt Director of Public Safety
Tempest, afti" t prcllininnry Investi
gation of the ihoetlng, raid Gclgcr had
no right te sheet, and Madden hnd n
perfect right te strike him after the
alleged Insult.
FINE STATIONERS
IMPORTED
SEWING
BASKETS
Wicker & Leather, Fitted,
from $6.00 te $40.00
1121 Chestnut Strcet
Mail Orders
x Filled
Promptly
Pre-Holiday Sale
Silks and Velvets
This is te be a season of the mere substantial, sensible and worth while giving,
and we invite you thus early te the "feast" of truly wonderful values made possible by
your patronage and friendship enabling us te establish a Thresher Bres, specialty silk
store m three large cities.
BOSTOW
These three stores in turn allow us te offer bigger and better values each succeeding
year en account of a greatly increased purchasing power.
This announcement quotes only a few of the many values te be found here at this
time
4th Fleer
ln YrwB BCq m"1"' Tn0 by
3e-in. Cestume Satins nnd Dress
Our former price $3.05 per yard.
This price is peaitivcly 20tf
32-ln. Imported Chinese Shantung
Silk, nntural color only.
Special nt
36-in. Washable Satin in white, flesh
qunlity, will launder perfectly.
Special nt
Just received nnethcr shipment of these Satin
Hrecades thnt sold out se rapidly, in the very new
est color combinations; suitable for M OP yd
coat linings, etc Special at pl.Ji) '
':d, "I" ,. .
eu-.u. yruuruy velveteens, selt chiffon finish, with
n geed lustre; street nnd evening shades, nlse the
new sport colors. fri i f vH
Special at -eLlO
36-in. Velveteens, U-ill back and fast pile, in a line
of colors, plenty of ,nnvy, brown Se yd
and black. SpccUiI nt tZ.05
fl A HffTfiriT -r-i.
'OAlYliaUJUlLS
A very heavy quality wash sntin, hand embroid
ered models; flesh nnd white only. i i-1
Christmas special .....$1.50
BLOOMERS
Deuble back, reinforced bloemcre made of nn
extra heavy quality tricot jersey. X, mZJ2
Christmas special ' $4.95
Mail Orders Filled Promptly 0ur ""j.1 erd iprtm,Dt u ,..dr te ,; Pr.Pt .nd aci.nt
L 1 Ptrionir.tttnUeB te th. reqnirwienli of or eat-of-town !.!.
it U silks you
will find it at
Thresher' t
DECEMBER 5, 1921
$1000 REWARD OFFERED
Detroit Firm Seeks Man Alleged te
Have Stelen $25,000
The police of this city hnve been re
quested te be en the lookout for Geerge
Vnshegyl, who was employed ns a guard
by the Ernst Kern department store of
Detroit, Mich., until November 28 last,
whpn he Is alleged te have absconded
with $25,000 while en his way te u
bank. A reward of $1000 for his arrest
has been offered by the Ernst Kcrs
company.
ThcDct.-eIt po'.iee Dollcve-be may be
near Philadelphia, e: ma7 be makins
an attempt te set baci te Hungary
where he was born. 3e Is thought te
he awnsMaM bv a woman twcsty-elir
te twenty-eight years old, weighing
about 200 pounds, five feet nine Inches
tall, dark hair, blue eyes nnd fair
complexion.
Vnsheffvl Is described ns forty-four te
forty-ftve years old. 185 pounds, six
feet one Inch tall, medium build, square
shoulder, walks very erect, sallow
romnlexlen. tiremlnent bncey rheeks.
with deep furrow en each, black hair
nml small black mustache which may
have been shaved off, bald en right side
of head, wears dnrk shell rimmed nose
glnscs, has a geld teeth en upper right
side nnd spenks with a foreign accent.
Jeweled
u
' Diamonds
JZmernld.s and Diamonds
Diamonds and Sappliirea
Rubies and Diamonds
Plaie er Elaborate Design '
Bohemian Glass
Just received a large importation of this
beautiful glass with its wealth of effective color
ing. A welcome gift at a reasonable price.
Cigarette boxes, blue, amber r $1 fZ.OO
amethgat vJLiJ'
Covered vases, amber or green, $O?,00up
Dressing table set, 11 pieces, $7fT,00
amber
ftewl for cigar ashes, am- $X.OO
fitly 81
Candle sticks, amber, blue or . $ft,00'ap
amethyst, pair ; vfJ'
and many ethers.
The Rosenbach Galleries
1320 Walnut Street
ThresherBres
The Specialty Silk Stere
1322 Chestnut St.
Business Hours, 9 A. M. te 5.30 P. M.
Q PHILADELPHIA
SILKS
nu!rr0i imeria's foremost Manufacturers.
Chiffen Taffetas. Rich, heavy qualities.
Special, per yurd
below the cost of mumifncture'ted
ay.
Pongee Wash
0 yd
OC
nnd pink; firm
d i e r1 vd
M.O '
36-in. Black Satin n qunlity that we have sold all
the season at $2.10 per yard, suitable for waists,
dresses, linings, etc. di i-r rd
Special nt $1.55
32-in. Stripe Tub Silks, extra heavy nnd will laun
der perfectly, in n multitude of color combinations,
suitable for waists, dresses, men's (fi or yd
shirts, pnjnmns, etc Special nt. . . Pi.Ot)
40-in. AH Silk Chnrmnisr In a rrnnA r.-. ,..,..
colors nre navy,
kjj'wviut UL
VELVETS
Jb & -10-in. CluiTen Velvets nnd Duvctynes. in a line
of colors, both light nnd dark shades, GA QC yd.
plenty of blnck. Spccinl nt $lt.itD
10-in. Chiffen Velvets, in n geed line of colors,
street and evening shades; n quality that is beini
retailed by the best stores at much &C nr yd.
iiiutv:. ejjirciui Ul
PETTICOATS
Satin Messnline Petticoats made from our own silk
in our own workrooms, in n geed line of street
shades, plenty of black. (Generous fro i-
width). Christmas special pZ.iJi)
An unusually pretty model in All Silk Jersey with
nccordien pleated flounces, nlse fringe trimmed in
the latest nnd most up-te-dnte shades. d A ni
Christmas spccinl $4.95
THRESHER BUILDING
1322 Chestnut St, Phila. Pa.
Bosten Stere: 19 Temple Place
Cleveland Stere: 1148 Euclid Ave.
fOSEE
ON CO-EDSAT PENN
Letter by "T. B. P.," an Alum
nus, Says 14Wemen Cam
In by Back Doer"
Women at the University . f'
tjlvanla "came in b7 the bacf deer,
according te a letter printed In today e
iMue of the Pennsylvnnlan. the wader
graduate daily. .... ,
The letter la one of three called forth
by the nppenrance several days nge In
tbe snme newspaper of nn editorial en
titled "The Pink Ten." in which the
r.tntcment wna made that women were
net wanted nt Pcnn and Uiet their pres
ence there hnd given rise te a generally
uncomfortable condition, felt ns much
by the women ns the men.
The University is in danger of tak
ing en "the appearance of n young
ft'. v:
EkR Pins
It is a
Pleasure
te Shew Goods
CLEVELAND
4th Fleer
Guaranteed pure dye.
$2.45
brown and blnck. i r yd.
$1.65
tt,..
3rd Fleer
$6.95
Telephenes:
Walnut 203S
' 2036
HOP
BAN
I8r
Inllen' Brmlnarr." acrerdlnr te tkei
letter writer, who conclude!: 'tJV
arc net wanted nt I'ennsyirania; tfMrfi
Is no reason nnd no right for thtw t
be here, nnd I heartily join with, jrtm '
(the editor) in the hope that Geiitml
Woed'H administration may remedy ttt '
lamentable state of affairs.' ., ,,
This letter, nccdrdlng te an edttetW"
rotation, is from a prominent Iubmhm, j
who signs the Initials "T. B. P."
The Thing
Yeu Want
Most of All
when you buy a Suit or
Overcoat is Value. Fer
value means quality and
style at reasonable price.
Our Super-Value policy
is the result of our fewnfa
determination
te break through ik
barrier of high clothing
prices and give the
people GOOD
CLOTHES at the
prices they leant te pag
for them.
SUPER
VALUES in Suits and in
Overcoats
$2833 38&43
Can-Large Men Be
Geed. Dresser? -
WHY is -ir-h'at.sjrnuny
stores fail q sugpljT" large -men
-with -anything-cgcftt
"neat" 'patterns-?1 cGnr-vex-:
perience'is.-that .rcally.ro .rcally.re
buat, . hearty. merx.anap
preciate distinctive fabrics
and designs as well as any
one else and sometimes
better.
AS LARGE as Nature
makes men. we fit them.
Sizes 42 te 56 inch breast
measure in a variety of
designs and fabrics at Super-Value
prices that will
be a revelation te you and
a consternation te your tai
lor. Just see.
Perry &Ce.
16th & Chestnut Sts.
SUPER - VALUES
in Clethes for Men
Hew te "Chart" Your
ADVERTISING
DOLLAR
WE have prepared a
most informative leaf
let that "charts" your
advertising dollar in its
relation te agency serv
iceand RESULTS.
It should be enlighten
ing te these manufac
turers who are looking
for KNOWN VAL
UES in advertising. It
will point the way te a
mere productive devel
opment of 1922 plana.
A copy will be sent te
any executive.
Temin.l Bldf., lZtk & Filkvrt St
the RtcrtAnrj A.
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ADVERTISING
AGENCY, Inc
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