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fj0vy Cars and Accosserios te
, Be Shewri Moter Enthusi
asts Tonight
DIS'PLAY WORTH $1,000,000
The I'hlladelnhla Automobile -Trnde
Auoelallen will open the twrrit.v-flrHt
'"!:..i nfntnnh p uliew nt 7 e clock
nn" "".,. .i.ini.ii Mm.
flffirty-fetirlli street below Spruce. nis
ly of Koedi conservatively valued nt.
nearly si.uuu,wu win ecvuiiy imr hi
.1 - L..lMltll
There will be pcvonty-feor different
mkci of cars exhibited nnd fifty nc
JJmmj cxhlbltc. Tlicre will be nnvcral
.' ears breuclit eii' especially te
MtmpllfT trend te meet the do de do
euimls of the metering pnb lie.
The show committee hnd cvcrythlns
In rcadlnesn thla morning for the In In
.(Uatlen of the various exhibits.
Comprchcnslve data on'liew te get
he roost out of n ear In winter
weather, hew te protect the automo
bile as well at n thorough digest of the
meter laws of 1'eiinH.vlynnln, the re re
finrecnl moterlnc privileges of every
iinte In the Union nnd the customary
rulM i of the read will be distributed
fa en nttrnetlve booklet.
FUR COAT STOLEN
Weman Returns te Find Heme Ran
sacked Valued at $iuoe
mired liv Mrs. Anna l'iznjne. 007
Seiith Thirteenth street, nt $1001), has
MCn BlUI'-li. .-v". ........... ....,
l,c left her home yesterday en u shop shep
nin trip. She bad been sene one hour.
Returning, she found the place bad
besn ransacked.
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Today
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Sold only in our Stores
GIRL, 7J3IES OF BURNS
Mether and Neighbor' Scorched In
Attempt te Smother Flames
f Kvu (larsen. seven mr old, OIK
iltnn uticet, died in Mount Hlnnl Hos
pital lute yesterday from burns received
when her clothing ciiurIiI lire nt the
Kiiriicn range.
When her mother heard her (.creams,
she attempted te bent out the flames.
She was badly burned. Mrs. Gnrsen
rr.rrlrd her daiiRhler te the Mrect with
the child's cJethlnK still wneldering.
Mrs. Menna, n neishber, nssistcd nnd
was slightly burned. A pntrelmnn took
the child te the hospital, where she died
hcveral hours later.
Damaue estimated at $."00 was caused
Inst night when rhlldren plnylnc with
matches set lire te n rtiB in the dlnlnc
room of Hie home of Mrs. Catherine
Urcnnnn, JIL'OO Hpemr terrace.
BAPTIST WOMEN TO MEET
Mrs. Andrew MacLelsh, of Chicago,
te Address Sessions Here
A mnss-meetlnR for Haptist women
of Philadelphia nnd vicinity will be held
next Friday in the Flri-t Haptist
Church, Seventeenth btrcct below Chest
nut. -
The sneakers wlll he Mrs. Andrew
Mncl.clsli, of Chicago, nnd Mrs. Geerge
W. Celeman, of Uobten. Mrs. Mac
Lelsh Is president of the Weman's
American Uaptlst Foreign Mission So
ciety. HO YOi; WANT A USED AUTOMOBILE?
The clnaxMel column of the Public Ledsrer
list tome of the beat bargains te be found
en pagd l!2. Adv.
nrxtotePH wmcrat.
Mit
re:
ITAMAN nAVTIRT CHURCH
lEth and TasWer ata, , ,
Ilev. ADI.DOMBNICA. H. D raster. ,
10.30 Servlce In Italian. , . .. I
7i4S SerlcO In English. Subject. "Traitor I
of ssir.
McCLEES GALLERIES
1507 WAT.NCT HT.
Mezzotints, Etchings
Rellning & Restoring
'no Framing a .Specially
Itl.l.inKIUS NOTIC1M
MIc.llnnpei
.MAIIY WAHK HlNXTT
will eralt en
"The night te Control rarpntlioea."
Alne MAUDE YOUNOKU en
"Th Araena Cliarta for Women,"
followed by Ulscileslen.
Sunday. Jan. 13. a P. M.. Ilread St.
ThKOtre. Aunplcea Yeuiiir Uemocrecy.
.llitlP-iiitn lirp, I.V-TOIMlV VeiCOine.
Ml.r,TiN(is I'eii uiiu.i:-i...m-.i.t)
Of Intereat te thenn who P'lt the nible
flrat. .Muhlect January in "I'lllNCIt'AI.I
TinH AND I'OWUIW IN Till: ilhAVBi
I.inH," Mfntlnas ivory Sunday. 3 1'. M,.
tnpltl.l Hnll nt7 V fllnM nv.
Inspirational Lectures
By Prof. Charles R. Erdman, D.D.
in the Old First Presbyterian Church,
Washington Square . (Seventh nnd
Locust Sts.), every evening from
Jan. 16th te 20th," at 8 o'clock.
Seng Service Begins at 7:45
People of all Churches and the
Public invited. Seats reserved for
delegations.
These lectures arc preparatory te
the Simultaneous Evangelistic
Meetings te be conducted under the
auspices of the Presbytery of Phila
delphia in 100 Churches by 100 men
from ether cities, Feb. 11 te26.
GARRICK THEATRE
TOMORROW AFTERNOON, 3:15
W. JOHN MURRAY, OF NEW YORK CITY
AUTHOR AND 1,1. CTUIlI.lt
Subject; "THE EFFECTIVE REMEDY"
op W&t&t&n!r """ l!CCI19 "l3 ",,nd
Deers Open 2:30 Organ Recital at 3 o'CIeck
VITO I,. -MONACO AT TIIC OKOAN
AM. Wl.r.COMK r
THK TEJH'LK ,
nread and IJerka ata (1000 N.)
8000 teata. ., , "
Hnmff of lh Grace naptlal Chureli
ItUMSKI.I. H, CONWKLu Paater,
WH, DYHR McCUnDY. Aaaoclate Paito.
J. Marvin ltanna. Mualeal Director,
Frederick K. Starke. Oraanlat.
Mr. Conwell preachea Sunday. at 10:30
A. M.r and 7:15 P. M. Temple Clierua
alnga at both aervlcea. Illble Scheel. Je re
I,. Creaae. aupt. 2)0 V. M. Chrlat'an
r.ndeaver 0:30 P. M. Church prayer meet-
m Friday 'at S P. M. .
Klhlal Society
ACADK.MY OF MUSIC 11 A. M.
. SNGI.t., of Londen, will apeak en
"Jeaua Secial Reformer or Prepht7"
Frienita
CONFETIENCB. 18th and Tlace ata. 11:40.
"Our Krlenda' Bchoeta," leader, Kdn-ard O,
wllaen. or Krienaa arnoei, iiammere. i
8KRVICKS AUK I1KL1I at U o'tleck every
Jrirataay (rtuneayi morning hi ine ut'i
Quaker Meeting Iteusn en Montiemery
rlke. Merlen, Pa. Thla Meetlrtr vraa eatab
llahed In 10S2. It waa here William Penn
worshiped. Vltttera cordially Invited te
pttend.
Mcthedlat Itplacepal
Nenrtis 8vabe m. e. crruitar win horn
lie eervlcea in St. llarnabaa' Pariah
Keuae, Sd and Uauphtn ata. Services. 1U:30
and 7:4H! Sunday Scheel, 3:18.
Preehrterlan
SECOND rrtEHnYTEllUVN CHURCH
21at and Walnut ata,
IleV. ALEXANDER MacCOI.U V. D
JtevJ'AtvtN 11. OUnLEY. Aeslatant.
Dr. MacCell win preach at 11 and 8
o'clock. Morning- subject la sixth aermen
In eerie en "The Lord's Prayer" "Fer
rive U Our Debta aa We Forgive Our
Debtera." (Why de aome Chrlatlana aa
"debta" and aeme "treapasaeea"? la for fer
Elveneaa tn Oed dependent upon forgHe
neaa.ln man7") , ,
Evenlng aublect: "Jfelh. Iluat and Thieves
.Seme Dans-era te Sound Investmenta In
the Modern Age.", ,
Muale at both services requested by mom.
bera of congregatien:
11 A. If. "I Will Bet His Dominion,"
Parkt
"If I Wre a Voice" (alto sole). Woodward
7:30 P.M. Nune Dlmlttls Kaatalslcy
"Jn the Ijrd Deth My Seul Jtejelce."
nalaUlrefT
Itvmn of Faith Krrmsrr
"Ued Is Ixive" Shelle
Inatrumental numbera,
Sunday Scheel and IJlbls Class at 10
o'clock. , ..-.,, .
Mid-week service at 8 P. M. Wednesday In
Pariah lleuae. Addreai by Dr. MacCell
VISITORS WELCOME.
ARCH 8TBEET CHURCH. 18th and Arch,
("Will jeu net please aeme day preach n
aermen en the Jeys of the Christian
Life" 7) In answer te thla request. Dr.
Macartney will preach at 10:411 en ".teya
That Through All Time Abide." 12
lllble Scheel and Men's Claaa. 7 C. U,
7:30 Ree'tal en the Turner organ. 8
"The Morality of the Oeapel." The fourth
aermen It the airles en "Why Christianity
la True." If the morality la perfect, ex.
tending te the whole area of man's life
and meetlnir the deepeat hunger of hla
aeul. then the rel'glen must be Divine, Can
Chrlatlanlty meet thla teat? .
IIBTHLKHEM rnEfmYTEIUAN CHURCH.
Ilread and Diamond ata.
Itev7 WILLIAM T.. MrCORMICIC, Paster.
Rev. 8. R. CURRY, Aaaletant.
Sunday. January in. 1022.
10:31) A. M. Sermon. "The Church In
I hllad-lphla." ...., ,
"30 P. M Gbbalh Scheel.
"4.1 P. M hrlallan K.ndeaer
7:43 I!. M. "Net Far Frem me ixinsdem."
Pretectant Kplarepal
CHURCH OP HT. JUDE Nmvm.
N. W. cer 11th and Ml. Vernen ata.
ilev . JAMEH COPE CROSHON. Hecter.
"THE CHURCH THAT'S ALIVE."
W1IY7
CONfU AND SEE.
10:30 A. M. "The Land of Beginning
7B:45np. JL "Who Is Your Partner."
Everybody la sure of a cerd'al welcome.
MEJHIRIAL CHAPEL Ol THE HOLY
COMMUNION. 27th and Wharten fts.
8 A. M. and 10:30 A. M.. a special and
particular place where ptnjers may be
erfered for the heallnir of the mind, the
heart and the body; built as an eerlaat;
Ing memorial te the Healing Power of
Jeaus Chrlt. -
ST. PETER'S
lVev.nEDw'?IlD"M. JEFFIIDYS. S. T. D
Recter, ,
7:30 A. Jf. Hely Communion.
11:00 A. M. Morning scrlc and sermon
hv the Recter.
Th- Choir will sing:
T Deum In E Parker
"The Rlsln of th Sun" Onaelev
R P. M. Brief Service. Short Address
and Recital by the Choir.
"Sing. O Heavens'' ..............
"Come. O Theu Traeler Unknew
"Bleat JVs Theu" ...
Te Deum In C . . . .
"Alene With Theu"
..Tours
n,"
Neble
.Oalnea
.Martin
. .Uallev
Unitarian
Parents!
Hew Are Yeu Bringing Up
Your Children?
Be Sure te Read "Is Parenthood Becoming a Lest Art?"
Featured Tomorrow in the Magazine Section of the
Sunday Public Ledger '
Every mother and father will be interested vitally in the startling facts pre
sented by these nationally prominent persens:
MRS. CAIAIN COOLIDGE, wife of the Vice President and mother of two
boys.
MISS ALICE ROBERTSON, the only woman in the National Congress.
JUDGE KATHRYN SELLERS, 'first woman Federal Judge.
MRS. HENRY C. WALLACE, wife of Secretary of Agriculture and 'mother
of the biggest family in the President's Cabinet.
COLONEL THEODORE ROOSEVELT, Assistant Secretary of the Navy.
SENATOR HOWARD SUTHERLAND, W. Va father of the largest family
in Congress.
CONGRESSMAN HORACE MANN TOWNER, Iowa, joint author of the
famous Sheppard-Tewner Maternity Bill.
Hcmeinbcr this remarkable series of interviews en the all-important question of
the hour appears TOMORROW, January 15, in the PUBLIC LEDGER
Ring W. Lardner
Funnier Than Ever
He gave up "knocking oft between -10 nuil
f0 pills per day before it became a habit" and
tells hew te hantlle the Mnekurs who go out
between acts. Don't miss "Hew te Divorce
Lady Nicotine" in next Sunday's Public
Ledger.
Six Pages of Comics in
Celers
Kvcrybedy says: "They're the 'funniest
funnies' I've ecr seen." And little wonder,
with such mirthmakers as "The Gumps,"
"Mutt and Jeff," "Beeb McNutt," "Hair
breadth Harry," "Betty," Walt and Skcczix
in "Gasoline Alley."
i
hij i, ii it444 uc ii yiviu, aiiiiuii aiiHiiiiu a ruuuv uvuivrvunsim
MflJlandpeintNciyg, Features, Comics, Sports and Advertising
Order your carrier or newsdealer te reserve your copy new.
SUNDAY
PUBLICgl&LEDGER
of Philadelphia
It will be a great exlitien Sunday's Public Ledgercensidered from every
WIST UNITAMAN CHURCH ,
2125 Chetnut at.
Rev. FREDERICK n. GRIFFIN. Mlnlater ,
11A.M.- Mr. GrlfTln will prenrh. Sub-
lect: "Will the Church Endurer;
i NITAKIAN CHURCH OF OKItMANTOWN
Sunday. Jahusfy 13. Service at It A. M.
Re"; ROGER S. KORI1BS..' Minister,
Subject: "What '.Maeter' Means te U."
.Sunday Scheel In parish Heuse at 11 A M,
ALL ARE INVITED.
CTRAWBRIDGE & CLOTHIER
3 J SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENTS FOR MONDAY
Please Bear in Mind That the ,
Merchandise in the January Clearance
and Quick Turnover Sales is Marked at
Further Reductions from the Recently
Established Lewer Price Level
DHERE is net much hope that regular pricjes will be lower in the near future. Nearly every kind of
merchandise has come down te a fairly stabilized basis. That is te say, prices in general are as
low as they can be at present as based upon cost of material, labor, transportation, etc.
That is proved by the fact that very few kinds of goods have shown any decline recently, and
that some things show a tendency te go a little higher in the manufacturing market.
Therefore, it may readily be seen that it is wise te take advantage of every SPECIAL OPPOR
TUNITY that is presented for buying goods at REDUCED PRICES. There are many such oppertu- '
nities in our gi'eat January Sales seasonable Apparel and ether merchandise te be closed out before
invenfely or before the close of the season; odd lets and lines net te be re-ordered; special purchases
from manufacturers who also are adjusting or reducing or clearing stocks.
Besides these are the great Annual Events for which we have made advance preparations the
Sales of Muslin Underwear, Negligees, Corsets, etc. Household and Decer',ive Linens, Blankets, Com Cem Com
eortables anci Sheets, at iess than prcecnL iuUj-IvI jjilces.
Read our announcements in the Monday morning newspapers for mere extended descriptions of
the following SPECIAL OPPORTUNITIES:
FOR MONDAY
WOMEN'S Finest Winter
Suits reduced te a fraction of
former prices ; fur-trimmed and embroidered
Suits of the finest materials, including many
single exclusive models, reduced nearly one
half new $85.00 te S200.00. Mere prac
tical Suits of duvet de lainc, duvet melange,
meussyne and veldync new $05.00 te
$75.00.
NEW Afternoon and Evening
Gowns of all the new silks and novelty
materials, $65.00 te $150.00. including the
fashionable sleeveless White Evening Gowns.
New Linen and Andersen Gingham Frecks
for southern wear, $25.00 and $32.50. Crepe
de Chine and Canten Crepe Dresses, special,
$20.00 te $25.00. And Weel Dresses, special
at $25.00.
WONDERFUL Sale of
Women's Coats Mannish Coats- of
plaid-back cloaking, new $27.50. Fur-cellar
Coats, new $35.00 and $37.50. Fine
Belivia Coats, plain and fur-trimmed, $50.00.
Odd let of Coats, nearly all fur-trimmed,
$67.50. And high-grade Coats with cellar
and cuffs of beaver or gray squirrel, new
$105.00.
XTECK FURS at Great RecUic-
J- tiens the kinds you'll want when
coats arc laid aside. All fashionable 1 urs,
Gelden Special, Monday
3600 Pairs of
Women's Ingrain
SILK
STOCKINGS
Werth Nearly Deuble
At $1.75
An extraordinary saving for women who share in this wonder
ful Gelden Special. Full-fashioned, fine Ingrain Silk Stockings
silk from top te tee in, black and in white. They arc slightly
irregular in finish, just a scarcely perceptible thinning or thick
ening of the thread, nothing that will impair wearing quality or
appearance. Sizes 8', 4 te 10 '. Werth nearly twice this Gelden
Special price of $l-73 a pair.
Vir Strawbndse 4 Clothier Alle A. Centre
Q.
FOR MONDAY
A Sale of Silverware
CSelid and Plated)
Starts Monday
Special purchases augmented by many lines from our own
stock marked at reduced prices.
Silver-plated Hellew-ware One-fourth te One-third
Under Price.
Rogers Silver-plated Flatware at Half Price.
Sterling Silver Hellew-ware about 20 per Cent. Under
rice ) y Strawbrldce . Cleihler Market btreet Cress Aisle
ceais arc laiu usiuu. u
nl nrnnliwillv nil nriccs-
than regular.
-every price less
FINE Showing of New Millinery
the gay little Hats, some that will
travel Seuth, ethers te be the most dis
tinguishing bit of fashion in Northern
winter wardrobes. Prices $5.00 te $le!00.
ODD Lets of Silk Over-Blouses,
new $6.75, $7.50 and $8.75 the most
fashionable Crepe Georgette and Crepe de
Chine Over-Blouses of the season.
TTSED PIANOS, New Pianos
and new Player-Pianos at greatly
reduced prices, prier te inventory, afford
many remarkable opportunities for music
levers and home furnishers.
BRUSSELS RUGS, 10-wire, 9x12
feet, at $26.50 one of the many
attractive January values in the Department
of Lewer-priced Fleer Coverings.
BOYS' CHEVIOT SUITS with
2 pairs of knickerbockers at $11.75
one of the- money-saving attractions await
ing parents who come here Monday.
BLOCH Pullman Baby Coaches,
one of the new styles, of split reed
finished in cream, gray and white. The
special price is $34.50.
The Reduction Sale of
Mens and Yeung Mens
Suits and Overcoats
There's no indication whatever thai Clothing prices will be
lower than they were this season. Thi3 is assured se far as spring
prices arc concerned manufacturers can go no lower, nor can
retail merchants. Therefore, any man or young man who needs
Clothing had better buy NOW, for cvery'ene of these pncc3 is far
BELOW THE SEASON'S REGULAR PRICES:
Suits and Overcoats new .$23.50, $28.50,
.$32.50, $38.50 and $46.50
Hundreds of fine Suits and Overcoats the products of our
regular suppliers, including practically every correct s'yle and
every desirable fabric of the present season.
Suits with Extra Trousers
$23.50, $29.50 i $32.50
new
Men's and young men's Suits of ersted, eaisimercs and of
blue serge. Twe pairs of trousers te ejry suit insure extra wear,
while these special January prices insure extra savings.
M Inand!fnV,,nerC0TatS ? Cr?,mbie and ther imDerterl fabrics,
554.50 and 562.50. Londen-tailored Storm Coats and Storm
d S7S SeParate Trousers, new $2.45, $4.45, $5.45. $6.45
ana 57.45. v strnnbrldce A. Clothier Second n ,or ii
The Gelf Courts
Will Be Ready Monday
Free instruction by a well-known professional. Use
of Courts, Clubs and Balls.
-V Strairbrldre & Clothier Fleer l,, rilbert Street
THE SALE OF NOTIONS will
start Monday with great savings en
Notions, Buttens and Sewing Supplies.
Beth amateur and professional dressmakers
may share in these values everything
needed for your spring sewing in the Sale.
CORSETS in the January Sale
at remarkably low prices. Nutne
Self-Reducing Corsets, new model AiA, at a
new low price, $4.00. Neme Circlet Bras
sieres for stout figures, special at $1.00.
Alse special purchases and reduced 'lets of
Corsets and Brassieres for women of all
types of figure, representing rare savings.
lVfUSLIN UNDERWEAR is an
-- important feature of the January
Sale. The third week uf the Sale starts with
special lets at remarkably low prices. Beth
Silk and Muslin Underwear included in
great variety.
.
PHILIPPINE LINGERIE
- includes an exceptionally interesting
group of Night Gowns and Envelope
Chemises at $3.95. All are exquisitely
hand-embroidered and hand-made. A won
derful variety from which te select, at the
January Sale price of $3.5)5.
CILK NEGLIGEES, in the
J French Salen at far less than regular
price's. Breakfast Coats, Quilted Silk Bath
Robes, N.gligees and Japanese Kimonos of
rare beauty $15.00 te $125.00.
fJOUSE DRESSES in the Sale
x include a smart new model of checked
gingham with low waist-line and saucy sash.
A remarkable value at $2.95.
TVTUSLIN SHEETS, Pillow
XTA Cases and Bed Spreads at January
Sale prices present unusual opportunities
for homemakers te save en these household
necessities.
Q UTUKG FLANNEL, of stand-
- ard quality at a new low price.
Attractive striped patterns at the January
Sale price of 121 .,. n yard.
WOMEN'S SHOES -Seft,
comfort styles of J. J. Glever's Sens'
make, wonderful value at $4.95. and Strap
Pumps and Oxfords of Laird, Schober &
Ce. make at $9.45.
TROUBLE DAMASK TABLE
i- Linen, 70 inches wide, in beautiful
new designs. A clear saving of a dollar a
yard at $3.50. This and many ether attrac
tions in the Linen Sale.
STRAWBRIDGB & CLOTHIER
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