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ff IN STYLE
On Honeymoon
IN FATHER'S CAR
iJjss Adaline Corey, Steel Mag.
Lnate's Daughter, wea te
N. E. Hendersen, Jr.
NOW IN FLOR
BvrlVB. H'J",- Mi
Ich ntul
Sctlly prominent, ami I Is tlebu
IS.. Vlin ns MIm Ailnllne C
W"'i-. of Alfrr.l A. Cerey. Jr..
lilntlre ctffl mnKtinte. nrp upeedlns te
viim . Fla.. en tliflnAt Inn of nn unto.
M1 rrlny elopement tie luxe.
$MtntKet Uic elopement, which una
ilc only In "e fnr ftH ,,lc ,'rst "'"I'
ce Uh Ulkten. Mil., lrnke.1 out
F". ' The iinrpiits of or 1 i nnil croein
1 ?. perfectly satisfied, knowing the I JZ&u
ILr reonle nrc linppy. $ ?ijk
irrm slSgC 10 unci- w im- irij. mini i ,t
Td: tlty te tlie Mimiy southern clime,
Sr. the lioncymeou will lie cnleycil,
Tvleper linve kept tlieir purenti in
K rlepers linve Kept mcir piircniM in
ifcnnVef their lnevementK. They nn
irirtllnif In one of the IIoihIitheu paw.
jdnllllive nt Mintnl In the Ilciitlereen
tavinnf HriulcrMtii N I unity -six yen's1
Jm, ITe I" one of the most widely
C-n vnnnu men nbellt the Itellevue-
;.::,,;,!. fri fnther. Nerrli K. Hen.
inten, live? nt -100 Seuth Fifteenth
tirm. ami ic in""i" '" r ui i-ht.
Mril fixtures nl I .'WO ltnv street, the
.n hfin? the manaser of Hie plnnt.
jhirln? the wnr jeims Mciitlrrsen wns
j. itie navy.
KliC Wl'l un iii'it;" n . uiiiiiiiriuii, hum
en ncllvp ilutv ns n iiicpIht of th
ltt's secret service In the Second
ivnl DUtriet. whltii lnHuiles I'lill.i-
-ill lirlile l twenty jenrw old, Her'
(ither Ii eenneeleil with the rittfhurch
ltd Caiiiliria Steel l'iinipnnle The
fimllr formerly lived In Pittsburgh,
jet of Ian HUM" remrii m .vinicwueu
..H ihc ltellevne-StMitferd.
I .fhc elopement did net Riently mr
Ffrit the fill-nil of either jeuns Mr.
HHWCrfOIi in iiih Linn-, i n- nun iit-rn
ittfnthc nil winter, mid the news of
inniiiEPmeiit was p-ipctpil. The inline
HHiple ileelded Wednesday, when they i
lltcndeil n iliniipr.tliiiirp nl the Helle
-ue, te make it the news of n wedding
liMf.id.
IIThursimv tlie einpenient tie luxe hecnii
with a trip In one of (he Hendersen
nra there Is no lark of earn In the ,
HffldoMen family te IClkten. Mil . i
ibwe Hie ninrnnRc wiin iuihii.v but ef.
btlvcly enlcmnizeil. Then, still In the I
fcnllr ear. te Vnlilnsten. 1). (',, ,
there the family chnuffeur wns sent .
Urk with it te Phllndelphin. .
The next Mhbp of the trip wn by.
tula te Jacksonville. Fin., whpre nn- I
otte family ear wn waiting. The Hen-
dersens keep cars here mid there
twrc mey may up neeupu.
Ai the hupp'' yeunc couple sped .
done through the plennnt summer
tllmeef Flerida, they dbputched letterx
md telegrnins te their piirentst. The
list came from St. Aupiitliip. It 1m i
nrecteu they will rencli Minim lute
today or tomorrow. The Hendersen ,
kunjalew at that pejiulnr hut ex pen -lire
winter lesert Is kept open nil the '
time, fe there will he scrvnntH nnd nil I
ether things needful te innke the honey- I
moon uajs tmoetn mm iiciigiitrui
Mr. iieniiei-Hen s tmnlly suld
f- mm St -XH
mil- K-ittW. & jM
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THRIFT CLUB
HEAD
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h uebutnntc ' f
i r
IS HELD FORFRAUD
Three Sisters Charge They Paid
$3000 Get Stock After Con
cern Was Bankrupt
BLIND COUPLE LOST ALSO
Carriage Annulled
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PI' "- ' 91
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i il fiHk ';r
HfcB
Ilewlnnd AV. Nfiiman. president of
the defurtet Intesrity l-'innnce Ceriwrn.
tlen, I'M Nprth Fifth street, wns nr
rested today nnd held In $5000 hall for
further hearing Wcdnesdny before Mag
istrate Henshaw' in Central Station.
It Is altered that 'through the medium
of n thrift club Ncuman vlctlinlj-.eil
hundreds of peer persons. He was for fer
mally charged today with false pretense,
conspiracy te cheat and defraud and
violation' of the urivntc bnnker's laws.
The thrift club was operated by the
corporation, It Is charged, and had ever
TOO .l...nb!tA.u ...I.I. .l..i.n ... .
i lug nbeut $10,000. Among the alleged
victims is one blind couple who, It Is
snld, were encouraged te Jein the thrift
club through the argument "n shiimc
it wnH tlmt people lest money through
the North Penn Hank when this club
lis uh safe ns the strongest rock." Net
a penny of dividends has gene te any
member of the club, It Is nlleged.
i'? Ncuman, who is forty-four, hns been
'living at tii-n Locust street. lie was
iirrcsieti iiiih merninc en warrants
sworn out by Mnrgnret, Snrnh nnd Jo Je
sephine Peyton, of 1022 Fnlrmeunt nve-
nue. The sisters nllege they have mere !
tnnn ..H)0 in stock of tlie corporation
'and when the stock was transferred te
them the linn was already Insolvent nnd
u receiver lind been appointed. Twe of
the women nrc drcssmnkers and the ether
Is it sister in a Catholic convent in this
city.
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&&& M9mm
FIRST WIFE'S PLEA
FAILS TO SAVE
MAN
the stand. flhfi UA cvletisly told Mr. p, R, 1, EXPENDITURE DATA
rrt'urt DEMANDED BY CLEMENT
children." She nlse wild he nlwnyn lind ' ;
been n geed husband. On the stand she I Cty(g Reaue8t Ignored, It It Said
mid she could net understand hew 11 1 " i...i u.,.iMn
had nil happened, as Hhnw wn "never at Valuation Hearing
awev from henic." Other witiiesspi Public Service Cominlslencr Clement
testified he hail led nn exemplary "f te.fnv eriteicd Celenuin Joyce, of P. U. I
r.?2L'iUf0.r. J!'"..0"! ,H-t Ic,.,,",,il.J' T. counsel, te submit as seen a, .el-
wrong" he knew he had done both I b!c te the City Solicitor data showing
women was what fereedjilni te tiiakeleu. mncli money wns spent by the
his confession. (empniiy In 1021 for maintenance and
TRIED TO DIE FOR LOVE j ,,.lc' ,,'cinam, for ,i,e htatcmcnt was
Badelllfe Student Mourn. Less of "T . . ""I.h . I,:. f
Girl Roommate's Affection In Nete "u""" " "B L""""
J ' ... .... i..- ..i ..i.i -.. ' the valuation hearings.
J'C"V"K '"'" :.U W: .. " ' t,. itnu,..l.ium told the commission
. . iiAflP ill umr nil' iimv ui iit:i kiii iuii ii- , .-.,-, -
Oeiplte the
BAT VISITS ACADEMY A'QAVK
T
Gives
Olsai
Audience Once. Over,
. . . J.
pers in wings ,
I he blsteiic Academy bat made ll iil
ntini'iii'nnce IriKt ulcrlif ninl fnr fritM. tr-r
moments tried In vain te break up .' '',7
rendition of Lnle's "Ias Het rt'STs.''- W
The bat f.cw linelc nnd forth n?reirt ';'
Mether of Four Children Col
lapses as Husband Is Jailed
for Bigamy
NO. 2 LEAVES COURT ELATED
i...u , l.ui f lin lnVi nf hnr aif rnritu
(earful plea of his legnlmntp mI8p, jnt.y Trask, of this city,
I- -- III. t .. s I
student at uaucnuc, 111 unmeriugi'.
'.
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fywfs ..
wiwu3,me)m)SJZ2Z
KADIWILb
PHINCUSS
The leta Tribunal of the Vatican
lias annulled the marriage of Prince
Ttadzlwlll nnd the former MIsh
Dorethy Deacon, of Bosten, which
took place In 11)10
wife, the inothcr'e'f four children. Jehn
M Shaw. tcnty-.lv. 204S Kast Lip.
l.incett street, wa given the full limit
for lllcninv hv .liwl-re Tnltersen lliU
inernlng.
h hen the winds sending -her husband
te the Fastern Penitentiary for net less
Hum twenty-three months nnd net merp
thnn two years were pronounced, his
little wdfe cellnied anil could net be
...tfl.'A.l t . I t..t.l ....I ll
. 1..11 nn HvviMni iniiiiuu.". nun inni ,,,-. , ,1A ,,.1
hnd te be IipIiipiI fi-m,, lie room en thi I OllrerU, ner pni
lnTnfeni.M"thp,ntillii.1r wns thCM0THER SEEKS MISSING SON
I mnnner of MP", Florence elder, wife1
Ne. 2. of 722 Neith Fourth ftreet. , . Cmnm u. 1 1
I who walked hnnnllv from the court-, Disappeared Frem Heme, Leaving
er he hnd made 11 n Informal rciiiest te
tin. reinnniiv te furnish the Infer-
Mass.. shot Jicrsclf In tlie temple and matien. but it wns Ignereii. lie inni n
may die. ' letter demanding tne same ininrinimuu
"Darling." the note reads, "believe I 'e wns Ignored,
me thnt I love you nnd don't let Lucy! Mayer Moere Is nwaltlng the s ate-
knew why 1 decided I could no longer' men! of the company
bear life. Oh I Darling, I love you with
a love, thnt surpasses death. Dicky.''
"DIckv" is n nicKiinine by wiucn
the parnuct cnusluz much tlutterlns
mining tlie audience ns nervous wetntn
attempted te protect jeweled coiffeur
and bare shoulders. '
Fnfhinntf.lt lln .cl( tt'tiu n liflnf rrnn '
fnr. nfter nlimif lirn niliintrs. It ftfn V
back en the stngc uud disappeared In1
the wings. Where he lives nnd whnt'
he lives nn has been one of the Acad
emy mysteries forbears.
Overcome by Gas
Uliarirs r.Igle, ir'0 Urewn utrcet,
was overcome by kiis thlu morning In
the kitchen of his home nnd tnl.cn te
Hahnemann Hospital, where he wa
revived.
"Jif
ins
if nnprnlleu of the. Frankford "L.
will be of value In werkln
I
tinny
Ludgi
as hi: thinks It
out the plan
It. T. counsel Intimated the com-
hoen will (icnvcr us ip'Tiiiinj
Nete, Day Before Christmas
Mrs. Elizabeth Kirnlskn. 21 Queen
6 POLICE SERGEANTS MADE
Photo liv llnrhruch
.MIL AND M'iLS. X. K.
II15NDKUSON. .IK.
slcel magnate's daujstilcr and so
ciety man, eloped In her dad's cur.
They were married in Klliten anil
arc new speeding te .Miami, Fin.
Cliften Heights Councils Elect
-ti.... IT.1.1.... r -!.. 1
v uiiuii iiuiHinn tfuiiciiM nave organ
ized with tlie lollewtng uincpr: 13. H.
i Ucvell, president,: Warren II. Wise,
spprptnry: tpergc K. Frnnkenlipld,
trenmirpr: II, M. Lutz. Horeugh So Se
1 liplter. The councils have iippninte.l
Jehn A. McOewnn as Chief of Police.
! and Patrick Kelly, Special Officer. The
1 Horeugh Knglneer Is A. F. Dninen.
loom with lipr mother. A fpV minutes
before tlie trial Mrs. Zelgler had given
n fit ,1Hi au... r. 1 l.1. -. M ......
determined head te Assistant District street, is seeking Jeseph Cicl.erski .r
Atternev Spelser when he asked her if son by a former mHrriagc. wne icit Heme
she was inclined' te show mercy te the December 21 iind Inter sent n note say
man who had imirrieil her daughter ing he was going te 2cu lerk.
when In-iilicmly had 11 wife and family. I The youth Ik nineteen yenis old and
Shaw pniPtlcally brought the bigamy is tnll nnd well built. Hulf of the sic.
James Mulgrew Becomes First De- ciinrge ngnlnst IiliiiHlf A short time 0nd linger of ins right niinii is missing.
.1 t tu. D,-i . Cnrrr. "s" ,lp wii!KPd Inte the llelgniiie mid Mrs. Kirnisun is ncnriiireKcn out tlie
tectlve Of Tliat KanK en rercc Clcmileld stiwu nnHee vtntien and . vnneli. illsannearnnce. She said he
sslstaut Director of Public bufcty asked that thev arret him. He told lie 1 Lnmetlnips used thp iiamp of Jeseph
Tempest tiiineiinred today the clevnlinn police he wns hnppily married and con- ! Knilth because lie thought his own nuiiic
of slv 11ntn1l11.ru te the rank or set- T , ' , " ' ,110 llc " '? w.i-- ami tee long.
fLnniM f tlir. kipiinil L'rmlc children until he met Mis-. eiglcrl
hcnnts et tne m eenu. hrituc. , ..,.. ,.,, inll ,,i.t,t,.,r..
I r.t 1 .. ..-.---..if-,.. .. iiiiiiiiiuii 11 lliviiui, i-.-v.. . v.
.lames .Mtiisrcw. assigucu 10 111c iniir- thrntrc. 1
iler Miuail as an lifting detective, wnn sim- uii.i n.-.n -.,,.1 ,.,nnin.i .n ih..
Smomefd. It is net the plan of Mr. k,,111(I ,elnv ,, u , , , b ,)rn(..
Iftnppst te remove nun irenc tne s-jik .:. ,rnv (rr0l ,, the lnllrrinRC wu,
iin-l the tiromet en creates "; 'le- MU'Zplglei. which wns autematical!
tcctivp -.praennt of thp Philadelphia nnnullpil bv Judgp Pnttpen's netlen
inllcij force. tmliij . Hi-nld he murrlrd Mls Zeigler
The ethers promoted and the -intieus vemi)Pl. -s. IH2I. He married his
te which they will lie signed arc . ,rst wife. wln-viis li.s Mnrv McIIale. 1
James M. Kearney, leui h and I ace ,hllv ,, , 1ft1. Hepement te
slicets; Daniel II. P.uehlcr. ti ntlK i.:.tnii -.M,
Wllllaiu Ans'ln. feet Iralllp; Tlieinas . .M.'shaw Ne. 1 madp a strenif nlcn
llnrbrldge, 1 wellth nnd 1 inc Mieeti.. fe. ,,. i,,,,,.,,,! ..i..,.. .i... uns ,...,1.., te
rt I. ....... Ltw.uiii tl. l.n I.. f ..... .. 1
.MISS irnSK uu luiici iiiumiii-n. J- "."'"" ..V... . .1... .... U. Il..l,u .
The note was addresseii te .mis Snllic iiugei .or i u u, .. - -" , ". ;
Ullirr unii ui inu i uum jv. . .v v.w....... ,
sien. .
Itlchnrd Weglcln, president of Conn-
cil. said today lie will confer tomenow i
with Citv Solicitor Smyth and Public'
Servici Conimissiencr CVIncnt legind- .
ing tin- length of lease en the Frank I
ford "L' ,
WIFE-SLAYER HELD INSANE
Charles A. Hill, a Negro. 1.1-1 1 Hed- 1
man street, charged with the inurdpr of
Ills common-law wife November 10. wns'
adjudged insane bpfere Judge Davis i
1 tedav. Alienists testllied Hill had been
j under the delusion that his wife was I
in a conspiracy te kill him. lie pre- i
Meusly wax a patient in the insnnc de- '
luirttnent of tlie Philadelphia Hospital.
Hill was cemmltred te the Hospital for
the Criminal Insane nt lairvicw.
Twelflli nnd Pine Mieeti.,
nnd Daniel Harrily. Third and i
Dickinsen streets. j '
ADMITS AWNING FRAUD
tit; am net Knew wherp thp young
pplc"weulil live when lliey returned
md doubted whether (he elopers knew
themclve. Mr. Hendersen has apart.
Btntsat Hftecntli and Pine streets.
Pehcd as Inspector, Collected for
Repairs Frem Storekeepers, Charge
Charles II. Dean, Emerald street near
Cumberland, was held In ?C.OO bail this
morning en a charge of extorting money ,
from storekeepers by representing him
self te be an iiwnlng Inspector. I
The specific charge was brought by
Deminic Molenc, 2001 Fust Ontario
street, hut it is thought lie hns victim I
l7.ed ethers. He told Molenc his awn I
ing was in bad shape and thnt It would '
cost $12.w0 te have It fixed. And pay- '
ment could he muJu-Jii Installments ever
tedav i n year, lie told the shepKccpcr lie could
settle it for cash for SS."0.
gave him the money .
Molenc
WELFARE WOMEN MEET
.FALLS DEAD IN STREET
. Urge Open Dormitories In Place of
1 Cells at Heuse of Correction
l.l.--,., ru,..i -p-... f i -n exciuiivc ni'-i-iiui. " mi' "in
veteran Glrard Trust watchman ....- i.-u..,.,. r'.i.in r ii... iiint.
Dreps In Hurrying te Catch Car tneiii of Public WclfutP was held thi
After ri-mainine nn all nlclit ,. m, , menilng at -."..". Vine street.
lis wife, who H ill In bed. Jacoh Will- ' A iminiltee of ".pvpii members who
ienr. liftv.feni- car.s old. .i."! Knr. i had Minile nn inveticiili'in of i-nnditinns
Mreti'h nvenup, for thirty -live vpiii-k a
jmehmnii in the cmplnv of thp (iirani
Trust Cempanj , Hread and Chestnut
ftreets. ilrnnneil ilcad tins ineriiln.. n,
BWte avenue and Hermit t-trcet.
Alillfens left home shortly bpfeie 8
Ji'lecli. He Iiiuricil through the snow snow
te catch a trelle cti- and was seen te
Wl. Meineiinl Ile-plt.il phMelai.s
iici.eai urease as the i-nuse. i te
He was Known te thousand nt t,i.,-. I w
ens w he lsitnl the safe deposit vaults B
mud- leea stationed at the deer for 1
"in" years. '
.escpli Ut-r. wntclinian at thp Ainpr- H
Kin Dank llnil 'IV llM Cmn.nnv lt.....l fes
treef and Pavsjmik avenue, wnsstiickea 5
with heart disease while at work this 3
"ern n uml illml mi i.i.. ... c ri
Awe-' Hespltnl lie Iheil nt 122.-1 D.'ilv
weet and Is survied bv a widow. ' I S
Backfire Sets Truck Ablaze
A metni-lrtlr-L- IwilnMni.i., , .l,n l..ij...i
. ------ "..h...K ." un- i iiii.-ii
SUM Marine Cerps backfired at Fight
ntn and Christian streets at neon to te
. tirease caught fire and an alarm
I" 6,und,f'1, Kefere the lirpinen nr
nvca the (lames had been extinguished.
a I Hip Heuse of lorrcctlen silggest-d
that th iplls be abelishnd in fuvi.r'ef
open dnrmllerips.
Majer Itarclay II. Warbiiilen.. D!-lei-ter
if the Department of PuhV
W'lfnr". was present.
iiiiiiiiiiiiininiiujiiiiiiiiiuiiiitiiKhieiiiiiKiiiwiiiiiiriiiBiiiPj
Kinky white Reldcn brown,
Victer Hrcad's the hest in town
Victer
Bread
i Bi
" g J-iUill
Make Him a 7
DiinniiiE: i s
I "! B B MJC
M BTC
ftrn
Pie I
6
New Verl; The Philadelphia Entrance te I'ari l'a"18
-14-72(3 FIPTH AVENUE .-V'5t t 57 STREETS
j8.ttr-a:ttrLten
BROAD AND WALNUT STS.
PHILADELPHIA
Announce an
Unusual Sale of
Gidding Dresses
Street Afternoon Dance
and Evening Fashions
SPECIALLY PRICED FOR THIS SALE
25-00 35-00 45-00 55-00
Formerly $95 $125 $155 $175
This sale only includes the regular GIDDING
STYLES, in fabrics of crepe, silk and velvet,
which have been designed for our exacting
clientele nothing having been purchased by us
for sale purposes.
FINE FRAMING
Etchings- Prints
Water Celers Paintings
THE ROSEIVBACH GALLERIES
la-'H Malum Street
aJlA8fi!!fern
V Diamond Bar Pins
Unusually distinctive
Designed and produced
in tne Bailey factory
UH'enrunn. nvsmxrrts axd .mahurr or weui vs axd
CHlLDttKX'S APl'AHKI. OF TUK ItWHVXT CUAHACTKTl
ran neitB tjiax j'lvw.vrv-.s.v veahs
GOWNS
WRAPS
SUITS
FURS
BLOUSES
LINGERIE
HOSIERY
!f a Kf5
Chestnut
Cerner
Twelfth
SWEATERS
MILLINERY
SKIRTS
PETTICOATS
CHILDREN'S
APPAREL
NEGLIGEES
January Silk Underwear Specials
Quality and Distinctive Effects Dominate
The "I
is just
lamV Stere
a bit different-
has established its standard for underwear
its values deublv interesting'.
that
Envelope Chemises
Heavy quality crepe with real
lace medallions. Vanitv Fair
ribbons. Several btylcs. " White,
llesli, orchid skv.
3.95
Silk Pantalets
Of excellent quality silk jersey;
cut full with two row- of ela.-tic
around cuff. All desirable
colei s.
3.95
Silk Jersey Vests
Kxccptienal value. Goeil qua- 1 QCT
ity with ribbon straps. 1 ,(JJ
Silk lersev Petticoats
Well made and of quality. In
solid and centrastins; colors.
2.75
We specialize in apparel that slenderizes the larger woman
in our Stores
nirui
STORE B CO- Wl
.iivnn
J A Real Reduction Sale
NeW Jhmps &Cfefdrds
rN3L .. ifciiBiJiR .ImVn
."j re ii i
r J C C E jjtfjjVl
Checking
Accounts
This Company allows
interest at the rate of
2 per annum en
Deposit accounts of
100 and ever.
Statements of accounts
mailed monthly.
Courtesy, Comfert and
Convenience
EVERY TRUST COMPANY AND BANKING SERVICE
The Pennsylvania Company
Fer Insurances en Lives anil Graittina Annuities
Trust and safe deposit company
517 Chestnut Street
CliAMTRED Philadelphia
182 - K
JWOAD STIUiliT OII'ICH
UtnutnJ juniper Street.
V-
Grip-
inallu
Priced
tilt te
12.00
1-Strap Pumps
2-Strap Pumps
Opera Pumps
Dress Oxfords
i llisli f
or
r al i
French
Heels 1
fr
Patent Celt
Dull Calf
Dark Tan
Ulnck Satin
The Second Fleer Shee Shep
JJetMar&Ceinpamj
121iehestnuV Street
Next Doer te Oppenheim, Cellins Ce.
Men, Women & Children
Are Fitted by l;pcrts at This
Central Headquarters Ter
Wm RICE t, HUTCIIINS
Educator
AHOE.
complete ussertmciu of sues
and styles aha.s in stock
1i7 Orders Receive Send for
Careful Attention Uueklet'
w
f Ben.1
w
1
3HE Success of
Reed's Repricing Sale
was assured from the start. Our experience in lermer years has
conclusively shown that the great discriminating Philadelphia
public is alwas keen te sense the opportunities offered in our
Repricing Sales.
I'his paitii'ui.ir -ale i notable
lausc of the high nunlitv et
bc-
tlic
ilethinj; ei which it is composed. At
the Repriced liguics the money sa
iiij; is er ceiiMilerable, and well
worth the attention of every man
lentemplatinp the purchase et
ilething.
i
I The reduced prices arc as follews:
0 Suit:- and ( hcue.it lepriccd S24
S Suits and ()eiceat repriced ?28
S40 Suits and ()eue.it repriced $32
S-rT Suits and Overcoats repriced $36
SO Suits and Overcoats repriced $40
J The sale include mn iculat lines
et Suit and Oxcrce.it-, made or
rmc-qtialitv t.ibrii in Reed's stand
ard of tailetmg -the liiust, shape
liest and most crkcablc read-te-uear
garments tli.it .ire main.tiu-tuied.
$55 Suits .md l )wkt'.it itpiiLCu 44
$e0 Suits and (hcrce.it irpnccd SS
565 Suits and Oveueat reprued J
$70 Suit and Ovetceats icprued $st
$75 Suits am! (heicuats repnceil $0U
J Finet Overcoats arc also repriced as follews: S0 qualities are
$64; $S; reduced te $68; $90 te $72; $9." te $76. and $1U0 te $SD.
(The Overcoat prices apply te garments in our Clothing Depart
ment, and also the Knglish coats sold in our Specialty Shep n the
third fleer).
j Alterations charged ler u cost.
JACOB REEtfS SONS
lfi-1426 GiestaiilSihreet
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PERCY'S MID -WINTER
REDUCTION SALE
Just for Your
Own Satis fqclieii-
check up the values offer
ed at ether geed stores
with Perry's
MID-WINTER
REDUCTIONS
Frem previous super
va'.ue prices.
Thousands of Fine
Suits and Overcoats
$
23
made te sell
at $28 te $35
533
made te sell
at $40 te $45
$
43
made te sell
at $50 tv.. $60
THICK, WARM, substantial
Overcoats that leek well,
wear well, and are splendidly
styled. $23. $33. $43.
SINGLE and double-breasted
Suits. Geed-looking Wors
teds mostly every bne hand
somely made, trimmed and
finished. $23. $33. $43.
Perry & Ce.
16th and Chestnut Sts.
SUPER-VALUES
in Clethes for Men
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