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'.Retarlana Put It Over
Upheld Name for
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The cpccclile banquet linn nrrlvcil.
Without nny blnst of trumpets this
jltf (.pedes of Indoor fenat was brmiftlit
te tic Bellovue-Strntferd Wt night by
the orgAn(itIen which linn blazed many
trtifs of originality the Iletnry Club.
e'All tlic vertfrnns of the past, such
It "vre. have with us tonight" nnd "It
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1tm, me great pleasure, were npscnt, model. Of course, It had
N(r reuifl nny irucc ur luimu m iimi tlint three bald headed
'bMf l.reniiy um nut. i-xiicvi ip uc
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Vj,f any one did any lengthy talking lrT K?W '!!
dfiii te eemni una wun ninisen. ,. - - : -.. u j, imnv
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Aiivmiiuue in me way ei prices, wnicn,
were, distributed te theso holding 'lucky
numbers en their dinner cards. '
The numbers were thrown Inte silver
.bowls and Miss Elta NlUsebe, daughter
of Geerge 13. Nltwche, nttlrcd as Jus
tice, picked, out the numbers.
Many Win Prizes
There were mere than two score of
prize winners. The prizes ran nil the
way from n bettle of rye te n ten of
Tenl. The two gifts named caused tlic
most commotion. The rye wns wen by
Geerge Helurich, nnd no adding inn
chine could count the, time It took hliff
te reach the stage when he was an
nounced as winner.
The bottle contained rye, but It wai
net the kind that can be poured Inte 'a
bottle.
Dr. Augustus Keenlg wen the ten of
coal, which will be delivered te his cel
lar today.
Harry T. Jerdan, who pursues golf
balls when ITc Isn't innnagltig theatres,
wen the material for a golf milt. Mrs.
K. .. 1-ell wen a hair mattress, while
Harry Deltz. win) Is fend of nndlnnr
sports drew n lawn mower of 11122
Of course, It had te bnnnen
men wnii
brushes and combs, ,
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Tin. Imllrnem was tastefully decorated.
Fcrtoens of smllax nnd pins' rpses lent
tie charm of summer te the scene.
Instead of oral ndulntlen there wns
jHlen every minute and even quicker
than that for It was three big shows
In one with plenty happening en the
tide.
Kvcry Retnrlan was accompanied by
t Ilotnrlenne, as It wns "Lgdles'
NUM." There were nearly COO In the
MthuMnstlc assemblage.
Vaudeville Features ' -0
A dinner, n vaudeville show nnd n
movie were the outstanding fcnturei.
The Itetarlans prevtd they were
prACUCni iciiun.. in nu iu uiu uniiiii
' ndjcctlves nnd epigrnms wlilcliNirc dis
tribute" ai sucn nunirsr every one pres
ent received things worth while.
P. C. Stnplcs, of the Hell Telephone
Company,- did the distributing nnd did
net miss a single cnu
And nfter the fcaBt was ever there . Lee Heist presided
mm nvvcriii timer women present wen
articles very essential te their gcncrnl
equipment. Mrs. Lee Heist wns pre
sented with n bouquet of American
Beauties.
' Seng Scores Hit
One of the big hits of the feast was
nyule by Mr. Helnrich. official song
lender, who sang "Old McDonald Had
n Farm." trills wns the song hit of
the Iletnry International Convention,
nt Edinburgh, last summer.
The vaudeville portion of the show
Included nets by Wrec's IliuU. tlm
. Crane Mauls Trie, IMellc Huehe..
slnper, and Ilebert Ambruster. plnnlst.
The moving pictures showed nn out
ing nt Ocean City, where the Iletnry
Club entcrtnlned 1000 noer bevn Innt-
summer. There were also views of the '
notary Manta uiaus wne distributed
gifts te the peer of Phllndelphle.
Alter tlic movies mere wns a dance.
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, m Lrsens I A Buying Opportunity Each
Vl'tfJ Week-Watch Fer
Guarantee, ihatl
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January Sales
A REDUCTION OF
IMPORTANCE TOMORROW 1
Misses' and Grewing Girls
Butten and Lace
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up te $6.50
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Eory pair of Dalslmcr Standard '. Size
ranee somewhat broken, but nil sIzcb repre
sented. Choice of tan calf, Runmetul and
patent colt.
THE BIG SHOE STORE
Four Floers With beatuiff Capacity for COO
Mat, Women, Misses, Deya and Children
1204-06-08 Market Street
Specials in Hosiery of Quality
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feed value in Victer Bread because of
the purity of the ingredients and the
process of baking.
In baking bread, it is possible te im
prove the "leeks" of the leaf at the
expense of its nutritive value.
But in baking Victer Bread we dp net
sacrifice the feed value for the sake of
appearance. That the big golden brown
leaves of Victer Bread are se delicious in
flavor, se geed in taste, is due te the purity
of its ingredients and the skill and exact
ing cleanliness with which they are baked.
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Here are tut a Few of the. Many Wonderful Values in the January Sales "
Hart, Schaffner & Marx
Winter Suits and Overcoats
At Less than the Manufacturer's Prices
The most remarkable Clothing, opportunity presented te Philadelphia men this
season. A great. special purchase of the best of the Hart, Schaffner & Marx surplus
stock-te sell at prices that are even less than 'we have recently paid for identical grades.
Hart, Schaffner & Marx
Winter Suits
$29 - $34
Youthful as well as conservative styles, including
the new SPORTS JACKET Suits. Handsome fabrics.
All sizes nnd proportions. Twe splendid groups $29.00
and $34.00.
Hart, Schaffner & Marx
Overcoats
$34 aml $44
Ulster and Ulsterette Overcoats for men and young men. Seme with belted back, ethers belted all
around. Of rich, fleecy fabrics, beautifully tailored. Twe groups $34.00 nnd $4"4.00r
Separaie Treusen Very Clese te Half Price
new $2.45, $3.45, $4.45 and $5.45
' Hlrawbrldee & Clothier Second Fleer. Kast
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Purchase of 100 Intermediate
Girls' and Children's Dresses
Ten Favored New Medels
And All Amazing Values
$11.50
The best values yet, in girls' and children's Dresses, te enter the January Sale
in fact, these are the finest looking Dresses we ever had at near this price.
Of soft radium-finish taft"eta3 (sketched nt the right) and
extra-henvy crepe de chine, of the quality that retails at ?3.50 a
yard (sketched nt the left); ether models of crepe de chine in two
piece nnd slip-ever styles, or with flowing draperies from the neck
te the irregular hem-linpj sdme of brechc velvet with great sleeves
of crepe Georgette; ethers of taffetas, ruffled and bouffant as
taffetas Eheuld be. Ten different models, light and dark shades,
nnd all sizes from 6 te14 in the let, but net all sizes in each model.
Misses Dresses, special, $19.50 te $25.00
Crepe de Chine Dresses in slip-en, blouse and lew-waisted
styles, many beaded. Peirct Twill and Tricetinc Dresses in navy
blue, with self or colored embroidery.
Misses' Coats, special, $23.50 and $29.50
Raglan-sleeve Coats with mannish cellars, nnd fancy Belted
Coats with convertible cellars. Of soft all-wool cleakings, in tan,
brown and blue.
Misses' Suits Greatly Reduced
Tweed and Diagonal Sports Suits, some witli large raccoon
' cellars. Alse plnin-tailered Velour Suits, and fancy belted Velour.
Suits with beaverette cellars. New $29.50 and $39.50. t? HirbrMi a clothier Hend noer, Market stret
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Men's Neckties Under Price
Smart New Four-in-hands 45c and 65c
Silk:Knitted Neckties 75c and $1.65
Large special purchases consummated especially for the
January Sales arc responsible for the savings, which range from
ONE-FOURTH te ALMOST ONE-HALF. Hundreds of handsome
patterns all new this season.
5-- Straw brldie & Clethlei- Alile 1. Market Strict
Gelf Scheel
New Open
Beginners, especially, are
urged te make appointments,
for FREE INSTRUCTION- or
for PRACTICE PERIODS.
Ne charge at all.
.Straw brldRc A Clothier
rioer l'i. nibm Strret
Men's Shirts
Under Price
FOUR NOTABLE GROUPS
Seft Shirts $1.00
Several lines from stock thut
formerly sold at higher nnces.
Seft Shirts $1.35
Many of the season's most
popular patterns included in
this let.
Seft .Shirts $1.65
Of woven-stripe madras.
Laundered Shirts $1.50
Incomplete lines. Fermer
pricps were almost double.
StrawbrlclKe & Clethl" -Ilnst
.Stere. r.iKhth StrPt
Fine Ail-Weel
Jersey Cleth
Reduced Nearly One-third
$1.75
Just in time for the new Taileicd Suits and Sportebockcrs, and
the new Cape Costumes that Fashion says will flutter everywhere
this spring. In navy blue, brown, henna, green, rust, brick and
black; width, 54 inches $1.75 a yard.
Fashion Nete
Cape Costumes of jersey cloth in two-color combinations are a
most emphatic feature of the Spring Costumes advanced for
Southern wear. ?- Straw brtdue & Clothier Alle T. Centre
Corduroy
Bath Robes
$5.00
Lined with Seco
Earlier in the season, these
lovely Bath Robes were far
higher in price, but we secured
this special let, just for the
Sale, at a notable saving. A
graceful, long medl of wide
wale corduroy in rose, victory
red, Copenhagen blue and wis
taria. THEY ARE LINED,
tee.
Corduroy Bath Robes
Special at $5.95
On long, flowing lines, with
shawl cellar.
Bex-loom Crepe
Kimonos, special, $2.95
In coat style, frilled and
girdled, with long shawl cellar.
Third rioer. Gilbert Street. West
Special Purchase of One Hundred
Women's Peiret Twill Dresses at $15.00
A fresh, new purchase, from one of the foremost of the manufacturers who supply us regularly. All fine, well
made, smartly fashioned Dresses that only exceptional trade advantages enable us te sell at this wonderfully low price.
The collection includes the newest straight-line and redingote styles, embroidered, braided and ribbon-trimmed one
unusually smart model fei' the coatless days of spring is fitted with a becoming vest of Canten crepe. Don't miss these
Dresses they are among the best values we have ever had. . i
Fine Crepe de Chine Dresses
Special at $13.50'te $20.00
Navy blue, brown and black. PJaited-skirt, plaited-tunic,
embroidered-tunic and apron-tunicmedels. Vestee and reurfd neck
line bodices.
A Remarkably Fine Let of Weel
Jersey Dresses, Special at $18.75
Straight-line models with cape back, trimmed with jersey in
contrasting color. Rust, tnngeiine, turquoise, beaver, rose, b.rewn
and navy blue. I Strawbrldui- S. Clothier Second rioer MurKet Htrect
Men's Flannel .
Sleeping Garments
PAJAMAS of OUTING
FLANNEL, trimmed with
frogs S2.00.
NIGHT SHIRTS of OUT
ING FLANNEL the product
of one of our best-known sup
pliers $1.65.
Kaat Stere. Eighth Street
Oriental Rugs
Muskabad Weaves
in Carpet Sizes
Sizes especially adapted for
living-rooms and dining-rooms.
Grades nnd patterns that ene
would expect te And at much
higher prices than these:
Rugs, 10.3 x 7.3, $169.50
Rugs, 12 x 8.5, $225.00
Rugs, 12 x 8.7, $245.00
Rugs,' U.l x 10.5, $325.00
Teurth Fleer, Wet
Re-Grouping Women's
Coats in the Sale
Many at Further Reductions
All the small lets and single numbers which accumulate se
rapidly in n Sale of the magnitude of this one, have been re-grouped
for te-morrow's selling, many at still further reductiens:
$20.00 $35-$37.50
Weel veleurs in brown, navv
blue and black with beaverette
cellar; ether high-grade cloths
decoratively stitched. Alse some
miscellaneous models that are
exceptionally geed.
$22.50 -
Full-btlted, button - trimmed
wool velour Coats, with deep col cel
lar of the material.
$25.00
High-grade, dark- colored
Coats, in geed, practical styles
with close cellars.
Twe fur-cellar models of
high-grade materials in dark
shades, both attractively belted.
$40.00
Loese, wrap-like Belivia Coats
belted in front, deep cellar and
attractive stitching for trim
I ming.
$50.00
Belivia Cleth Coats with col cel
lar nnd cuffs of dyed wolf or
natural opossum. Alse various
one-of-a-kind models with cel-
mia ui iur.
Fine Belivia Coats new $70
Some with -cellar and ciiAs of dyed wolf, ethers with deep
cellars of natural opossum. Seme wrap-like effects
airiuvuriuge & Clothier Second 1'loer Ontie
Women's Lew Shoes' Q AK
Of Laird, Schober & Ce. Make "
Oxfords of brown kid, brown calf and gun-metal calf. Strap
Pumps of chestnut brown calf and gun-metal calf. All with
welted soles and military heels. Smart new styles from one of our
best suppliers much under the regulnr price $9.43.
Women's Seft Shoes
and Oxfords new $4.95
J. J. Graver's Sens' Make Just Half Price
Designed especially for tender feet are these HIGH LACED
SHOES of soft black kid, and OXFORDS of brown glazed kid
and chestnut brown calf.
Just a Few of the Many Other Values
Special Purchase of Misses' and Children's
Shoes at $3.25 and $3.75
Chestnut brown calf Laced Shoes, with bread nature-shaped
lasts nnd solid leather welted soles.
Crewing Grls' Pumps and Oxfords new $3.95
At $3.05, aie Chestnut Brown Calf Oxfords and brown nnd
Liack gun-metnl calf Pumps m enestrnp style.
Men's Chestnut Brown Calf Lace Shoes $4.95
English last, invisible ejeletb. solid leather heels and soles.
Men's High and Lew Shoes from the Famous
James A. Banister Ce., One-third Less at $9.65
English-last Hirh Shoes of gun-metal calf; Brogue High
Shoes of black Scotch gram leather; and Brogue Oxfords, of tan
grain and tan calf. - .s-rir dci . ciethtei t..Kiith rind i utm v nn
Belber .
Wardrobe Trunks
Sharply Reduced
Fibre-covered, lined with
figured cloth, with shoe pock
ets, four drawers and garment
cempartment:
Full-size Trunks, 21 x 22 x 40
inches new $21.00.
Three-quarter size, 18x21x10
inches new $22.00.
Steamer-size, 11x21x40 inches
new $19.00.
Wardrobe Trunks
Reduced One-Fourth
High-grade Trunks used as
fleer samples, new reduced:
Bacheler Wardrobe Trunks,
22x22x42 inches new $65.00.
Women's Trunks. 22x22x42
new $30.00, $60.00. $61.00,
$68.00 and $73.00.
Strai'tir.ilna i Ca hlrr
Fourth F.oer Market Strwt Eat
Hundreds of
Rugs in
the Sale
The following arc but a few
of the many economy groups
from which hemefurmshers
may cheese this month. All arc
much under the regular prices:
Axminster Rugs
Size 6x9 feet $19.50.
Size 9x12 feet-?37.50.
Size 11.3x12 feet $47.50.
StruwbrUlge & Clothier
Fourth Fleer, Wet
In the Department of Lower Lewer
priced Fleer Coverings
Brussels Rugs
The 'well -known 10-wire
grade, 9x12 feet, neat allover
designs new $20.50.
"Overbroek" Axmfrnster
Rugs, GxO feet $22.00.
Rugs, 8.3x10.0 $30.00.
Rugs, 9x12 feet $37.50.
Congelcum Rugs
Geld Seal, 0x9 feet $8.10.
Geld Seal, 7.0x9 $10.10.
Geld Seal, xl2 feet $16.20.
Fourth Fleer. Plllicrt Ktrevt
Te-morrow you can inspect the 'Furniture
assembled for the Semi-Annual Sale,
which starts MONDAY. All the
Furniture is new, and savings are
extraordinary. Come, Compare, Save!
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Women's One-clasp
Capeskin Gloves
Special at $1.45
Fine capeskin in tan and
brown, well-made and out-seam-sewn.
Women's Fine Twe-button
Capeskin Gloves at $6.00
Black, pique-sewn, self or
white embroidery.
Women's Washable Fabric
Gloves, from 85c te $1.50
Fine 2-clasp te 16-button.
Black, white and the leading
spring shades.
Children's One-clasp
Chamois Gloves at $1.35
Natural shadf washable,
eutseam-sewn. Sizes 2 te 7,
The larger sizes are excellent
for women with short fingers
and a bread hand.
bfnirbr lst & Oiilliier
M e 1.' Murktt Street
The Sale of
Silverware
Continues with out-of-the-ordinary
values in
Silver-plated Hollow Hellow Hellew
Ware Sterling Silver Hollow Hellow Hellew
Ware Silver-plated Flatware
Savings range from 20 per
cent, te ene-hnlf.
Straw brtdtic Clothier
Market Htrett C'reu Al.le
Muslin Sheets i a QC
Sizes 72x90 and 81x90 I P -1- -
Sturdy bleachtd muslin Sheets, our well-known Strawbridge
& Clothier brand, that are usually sold regulnily nt censidciably
mere than $1.35 each. A special let of 1500, in the two most
wanted sizes, in the Sale at a worth-while saving new $1.35.
I-! Siruv IrlilKP 4 t'.ethler .VUle IL'. 1 llbrrl Street
Strawbridge & Clothier
MARKET STREET EIGHTH STREET FILBERT STREET
Leng Cleth-Save
Original 10-yard
Pieces. SI. 95
The sturdy, iinc-spun lingerie
fabric Uint te many women ure
buying new in preparation 'for
spring sewm'r. In the Sale at
$1.95 a pirx .
Nainsoek, 10 yards, $2.85
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Victrela Outfits
Pay $3.00 New
And the bnlance in pay
ments of $3.00 monthly. An
opportunity te get a genuine genuine
Victrela Outfit for dancing and
general entertainment. On easy
terms which total the some as
the regular cash price.
VICTROLA IV $2.1.00
6 Deuble-faced Records
(12 selections) $1.;,0
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6 Deuble-faced Records
(12 selections)
Total te paj $39,50
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