sj, r'm I k n t .ti, h "f it . . V j e 11 r Iff ! 3 8i i m L r ji'i t k U ! ' . !', W ' j r. ' m " 7s V'.i 'ET v -; kw, ;j. J." ' 1, ' sT . a. ... vn v. ?. ' is .?- ,v . i wwWiti'rtrig KATjfrirW-fl SALESMAN OR EXECUTIVE tCATCC H rfrlbl nnnMtlnn fttth. fin rtitabClihtd. crerrlnr ren. eeriVrrn-dtnjr the. arrvlee ' n actlv fcr aaaitl nt nnlMlll nnallnentlaiw. HO- tfiHW tswx. rasinre juurnirny anu eptlmfnn tcl7red by bre4 ex- ""'"ami, rjvit.10 i-raOEi asjijujisjwsAJUfri"-" m i ! Lighting Fixtnre Factory INVENTORY $ALE V 'y tirl at Roem fS BILES TO DIRECT HIGHWAYS WORK la VtsAtr yenr csm priest. TUtt ent (itew roetna ntf t filmlay tftstt, wttl tUfy yen t te rtjl, Quality ttd Mica, I rlai rtirr. 'lid Unit. I liaMs. SJ Vrlea $17.50 Coareltt i, v-" HI." ,,.. '. 1 . t, r . ." ViV, 'mmiM' Tj$efe ii i '' DM Tlam r. I I Solid Ursjt. I V . Ilt, lJ, ( al. Wiaa A U. I - Sg.50 COTOeUt SLOTKO LIGHTING FIXTURE CO. 55 N. 7th St. r Areh Plans Made by Late Commis sioner Sadler te Be Carried Out BIG PROGRAM MAPPED OUT By the Associated Press Isrrkbnnr. Jan. 27. Pfrns of the t'tate Hljfhway Department for the 1022; construction wa.'en, ns tentatively do de do elrted wren during the llmctima of the Inte Hlchwnr Commissioner Lewis a. i Sadler, will br carried out. ' This announcement was made today ibv Ueorpe II Biles. Assistant High way Commissioner, who. iouewiiir Matemuit Issued by Governer Spreu' ,en Titcsdst. will direct me nunir3 ei the State Hlchway Depnrtmcnt. ! K "C'lmmnMener Hadler strove te five tVnnxtlvenln what he called the 1,rfX.iteHt htchwnv system in America, HONOR BRYCE'S MEMORY Service la Westminster Abbey At tended by- Many Nattenallttea Londen, Jan. 27. (By A. P.) Jlcn nnl women prominent In themanv "phcre9 of nctlrlty in which th Inte Viscount Bryce was ft lcadlnit flcure, numbers of his personal friends and thn uicmbetti of his family srathered this neon la Wetmlnster Abbey for a elm elm r'e iertyininuta sorvlce te honor bin mmnery. Although the cnthcrtDs was essen tially Angle-American, a cosmopolitan chareetee wa tesac, by the presonee e( ropcesentAUToj' of Armnl, notably Dr. Abel Nazarlnn, .and renrcsontetvo of ether peeplea finJ'.erBn.nlatr3Uti with which Viscount BryAve name and Hfe were aaoedatcd;,, testUjInfr te the tnnn Ifeld interest Of the Mt pihlleUt urn) former Ambagsed.r t th United States. 1 Truek Kills Qharert Soheolboy Sharen, Tft., Jae. ST-Angele I'al tner, thirteen years old,, a schoolboy, was killed at neon yestettday when he fell from a laundry truck The wheels passed ever hl body. i s,r. .-.' vs .-;.. if'!tmfikkw "frFVtf&rmv XX. , , J "I'.l II I Vgy i y.. Il IWIWWrHPtWWM I I' 1 1 , I I I ll S.l P.J J S l I ' I"" ' - Office fld &anl5uprfic5 liitheftraDhlnft Printmfc ismx J29Miirecet5trect "V '.ik. I '.'' ,v. v -' --'W --- i 9"V t . '.v " : v j. '"t . .vri. j y , -r. liv ., ' n- ;tsirt -rey .. . . v. u- !... r KM i nm?tnnt eenunu ie up mu " 1 Urate Illehway l)epartm"nt." tald Mr. i Wlt tv-xftiv. "Durins the . etnlns tfa- von t& arartmcnt. no far sa its limited ' rMeurcc. will penn't. will connect a , ctmrtcd Vtlens of primary highways. I Pinnicu . t k.. ' ,lr, rnnl-riir' I t :,for Fer Twe Days Only This GnaranPd New dr rlw Geld 1 yxv FILLED j flup jjeweled nm LEVER , Wg Q n thli Beniuktleiial Nen te Dralcr nmnilnclT low I prl may irrm the frt rrmnlim tht ilerlnr this bnln jen iirp abln te buy I thl Jewrlfd, Itrer. thrwunartrr plntc. tnln model natch mtli trel eeeape nheel and rxpeaed wlnrtlnir wlf fltted In a cnaranteeil cold tilled rae for les tlian lialf the rrsuUr prlr. nemember thee axe Xr.ff latest raedeU, net a let of speelal barialn ttcvrU, bat new, treih loeile Jut received nnd placed en vile. only after they hure been tnorenrhlj examined, timed and rexnlated by our expertR. This Is a chance of it life time te bay a reed watch cheap YOU CM ALWAYS DO BETTER AT 15! ft, MlJ-UALwftikS mT MimmM'tm'.u $i ibi ulna riviiu a' l" Sm"-Lak.v-.J-.;ATi;JMr u 8 'ViATCHESEWELiW-SILVEIlWUlE nilULCarVLCAM) K.CX.VIL. 8th & CHESTNUT STS. 1017 Market St. 909 Market St established Over S3 Tears .If pH mi B le Get B m Wlinfr -1 Want I read the Classified Advertising columns of the Public Ledger. If it isn't advertised there, put in an ad yourself. Just phone it te us today for insertion tomorrow. Bui will be mailed later. Phene Walnut 3000 or Main 1601 'De Itl .i.i.. M. v. thir are uniicr reairin- censtri v'ier approximately 2S0 ...il.. l,a. it l uoijte iiiai. lVnnsylvania maintain its position rt siipremn.-y n tne conbtruetlea of uluraWn highwn.V. ("' In th ma In- teimnre of thr. veivas comprising r the ! Main's -.Tsinu. On X Aprevcl hljrb'VHyb are Inrluded in th i-w"11"", ,jf thli I Suite, and must b" 'pvve,T0:, , ! Commlssienpr Bile? Has been with 'the State IIlKl.ny D'rtm &?, June of lW.. when he iV? "Ww"1 rbief draftsman, l'rler te x time he wa.s associated for f-r-e-ul , i the Philadelphia Department v"t "bc , Works. In June, WW, he w.l named 'division engineer in charge of t-V n- i tral and n portion of the ey tern counties of rennslvama and cenaV ifer the Stntn Highway Departs " some of tlie llrst rxperlmcnt't In mtui'- neus read materials. As dlvlsi' i . t. ............ la! fh. vmufrlir. (IlKini-'T ur BUtiuiMP " "-2."' " k .i . ,L. i'.u....... T ..i.l.tnirii nrmir,' , med"l read. th first highway built under the Sproul highway act. He also , rmllf thf river drlvi out of the city of Hume-burg. ., In Dec'inber of 1012 Mr. Biles was ' appointed awstant te the chief engineer nd in VM" hr became maintenance Ilngmeer. nrganlr.lng the maintenance , iltvisien and rttatr-nid readr. In June of 101." he was named Second Deputy ! State Highway Commissioner, and in BUS. in addition te his supervision of 'maintenance, was p!accd in charge of all construction and administrative wnrk. Wl.en I.rwts P. Sadler bceame ' State Highway Commissioner Mr. Biles was named Assistant Highway Coiu Ceiu 1 missioner. 'MULTIPLICITY OF LAWS PERIL, ASSERTS SENATOR! I Chief Danger te U. S. Government , nternal, Says Robinson ii I . By the Associated Bres ! I Altreii. O., Jan.. 27. If the Gov- emment t-ver fnl'K the calamity ii less 1 1' 'lkely te renlt from externnl attack ' Mian from th" drcadence of the lnstl- , i tutlnne which constitute Its foundations jiberty. law. order, justice Sennxer In., T llnhln.in nf Arknus-ls. bald Kt 'r,n addicts tedny before the Ohie Statih I'.nr As?vc!atleu. He dpcricnl thp practice of mahing,l 'bnaxindA of laws, wild that Ihc Dyer ' AnU-Lynchlng Bill was iKicenrtitu ' tienal and would fall te curb lynching. ,' that It was of prlme Imrortnnce te onferr thr preiuit tien nmenuments ami , I nininfnin.il th.i- ti;i remedv fcr strike" iirinet l fe'ir.d In law compelling' workmen te gentlrue their labor'. Senater Bobln!en said Uiat the pre- ' Ihibltiea enforcement problem challenges contrmptueiiily and defiantly the power , of the Government. "But there la n- i lternative, " he salu. "Trie law must be enforced. Heed citizens cannot In i honor respyt and ebsen'p en'.y "mch , laws as they approve and connive nt statutes which they rcsiird as u doubt- , ful or unwise iellcy. This veuld ac- cerapllnh the triumph of anarchy ever j Government." i GAS BLAST KILLS CHEF Phlladetphlan Victim of Explosion In Shere Restaurant Atlantlr City, Jan. 27. Net realiz ing i hat the gas was turned en. Merris Keldwasser, n chef employed at the Broadway Restaurant. COIU Atlantic avenue, died In the City Hospital a the result of the explosion when he at tempted te apply a match te the burn ers of a gas even yesterday. Geidwaaser. who was thirty-one : i years old anu msnied, came ncre re cently irera ins neme, ai ise;: iertn Eighth street, Philadelphia. When the explesh n occurred he was thrown back end apparently strurtf his head, for when waiters aud patrons nibbed te th kitchen h was lying en ths fleer un conscious. A son was born te Mrs. Goldwasser la Philadelphia, two days age. 1 ADLER JURY DISAGREES IIIIIIIIIIIIE Unable te Reach Verdict In Trial ;i for AttacK en woman Atlantic City, N. J.. Jan. 27. After deliberating twenty-one hours, a Jury In Criminal Court disagreed in the ease of Adrlph Adler, Jr., son of n wealthy sherr- Jeweler, charged with a criminal assault en Mrs Margaret Tor Ter rentii, new n' Philadelphia, but for- mcr'T n rFi(ient of this city. Judge .,.. .11 JI...I,n..J .1.. I X. ' tnKui"'U iiii. u irru Lin- juiJra. iv dat vas set for a new trial. Adler "-as charged by the veung woman with attacking her while en an nute ride. The defense was en alibi. Si-ieral witnesses testified that Adler was In thin city at midnight, while the ai.-ged aHark occurred early In the mern.ng, according te Mrs, Terrenta, Adler - young w itn declared he was home by 1U o'clock en that night, VIENNA CABINET BACK AGAIN i Chancellor 6cheber Again Takes Reins After Resignation Vienna, Jan. 27. (Bv A. P.) The Cabinet of Chancellor Schober, which resigned yesterday, resumed office today with some cnanges in tae list of min isters. Chancellor Reheber took the pert-1 folio of the Interior and Dr. Leepold I Hennet, formerly Minister of Agricul ture, resumed the Fercljjn Affairs Mln- ' Istry temporarily. Giovanni Verga, Novelist, Dead Heme. Jan. 27.-(Bv A. P.i Ole- vannl Verga, noted Italian novelist and uect, died here this morning at the age of eighty-two years. One of bis best known works was "Cavnllerla RubII rnna," from which Mascagnl's opera was adapted. He also acquired fame by his short aterlee and sketched of Sicilian ncasautry, He r born at OaUnln, D Jl v 262i 7whAfe7?,& l&eariht Sfrertl !&u. All Furniture at Half the Regular Prices Our remaining stocks of Furniture, 'Lamps and Mirrors are en sale at exactly half the regular prices. Net a large assortment, but very de sirable from the standpoint of artistic, merjt as well as being first quality in workmanship and materials. Darlington handled none but Fine Furniture. kUaninmtunnffliE"""T 323.50 Jacobean Oak Mirror $11.75 $24.00. Pet table Wtilnut Mirror $12.00 $60.00 Oval Gilded Mirror $30.00 $87.C0 Can-tsd Antique Mahogany Mirror $43.75 $65.00 Polychrome $32.50 Decorated Mirror- $37.50 Carved Deuble - Panel Mirror $18.7G $70.00 Leng: Mahogany Mirror $35.00 $95.00 Old-Geld Oval Mirrors $47.50 $90.00 Decorated Deuble-Panel Mirror $45.00 $115.00 Blue and Geld Decorated Mirror $57.50 , $110.00 Old Silver Oval Mirror $55.00 $75.00 Carved Oak Mirror $37.50 $22.00 Polychrome Picture Mirrors Si 1.00 $35.00 Carved and Decorated Mirror $17.60 $45.00 Hand-Dcceratcd Mirror $22.50 $18.00 Small Carved Mirror $9.00 $11.00 Small Mirrors en Stands $5.50 $7.50 Gilded Oval Wall Mirrors $3.75 $22.00 Mahogany Fleer Lamp $11.00 $23.00 Mahogany Fleer Lamps $11.C0 $25.00 Mahogany Fleer Lamps $12.50 $65.00 Polychrome Chair Lamp $32.50 $25.00 Wrought Iren Fleer Candelabra $12.50 37.50 Wrought Iren Bridge Lamp $lg.75 $65.00 Decorated Wrought Iren Fleer Lamp $32.50 $30.00 Decorated Wrought Iren Fleer Lamp $15.00 $27.00 Polychrome Fleer Lamp $13.60 $100.00 Italian Gilded Carved Fleer Lamp $50.00 $60.00 Large Geld Silk Shade $30.00 $75.00 Brocade and Fringe Shade $37.50 $35.00 Hand-Decorated Parchment Shade $17.50 $10.00 Medium-Sized Silk Shades $5.00 $11.00 Mahogany Table Lamps $5.50 $37.50 Wrought Iren Fleer Candelabra $18.75 $33.00 Red Silk Lamp Shade $16.50 $43.00 Wrought Iren Table Lamp $21.50 $18.00 Changeable Silk Lamp Shadt; $0.00 $5.60 Small $2,75 Decorated Lamp Shade $18.00 Boudoir Lamp 1-lete S9.00 and Shade, com- SSO.00 Ivery Decorated lamp and Shade, complete $15.00 $40.00 Polychrome Table Lamp $20.00 $65.00 Carved Oak Console Table $820 Oak Living-Roem Tabic Chair-End Tabl $95.00 Carved $47.50 $55.00 Decorated $27.50 $22,00 Mahogany Reading Table $11.00 $30.00 Carved and Decorated Console Table $16.00 $12.00 Child's $6.00 $11.00 Child's $5.50 $45.00 Brown $24.00 Ovnl Tilt-Tep Table Square Tilt-Tep Table Reed Davenport Table $38.00 Mahogany Davenport T a b 1 e i $19.00 $225.00 EngHah Oak Library Tabic' $112.60 $110.00 Carved Mahogany Davenport Table $55.00 $130.00 Carved Mahogany Console Table $65.00 $60.00 Mahogany Library Table $30.00 $120.00 Hadden Oak Console. Table $60.00 $36.00 Mahogany Chair-End Table $17.60 $100.00 Antique Oak Living-Roem Table $50.00 $60.00 Large Mahogany Console Tabic $30.00 $60.00 Mahogany Gate-Leg Table $30.00 $80.00' Mahogany Gate-Leg Table $40.00 $35.00 Mahogany Gate-Leg Table $17.50 $120.00 Walnut Pisa Table $60.00 $130.60 Twin Muhegany Bedsteads $65.00 the pair $120.00 Twin Walnut Bedsteads $60.00 the pair $100.00 Mahogany 4-Pest Single Bed steads $50.00 each $120.00 Mahogany 4-Pest Single Bed-steadsy-$60.00 each $250.00-Twin Mahogany Bedsteads $125.00 the pair $150.00 Mahogany $75.00 $100.00 Mahogany $50.00 $50.00 Mahogany $25.00 $80.00 Mahogany $40.00 $50.00 Mahogany Btead3 $25.00 $32.00 Mahogany Day-Bedstead $16.00 $60.00 Mahogany 4-Pest Single Bed steads $30.00 Deublo Bedstead - Single. Bedstead' Deublo Bedstead Single Bedstead 4-Pest Single Et;- Important Netice Most of the pieces mentioned in this list ere one of a kind and some will have been sold since t.his advertisement was written. Come te our Fourth Fleer and leek around; if you see what you want, you arc assured of a price far lower than will pre vail in the February Sales of ether stores. $16.00 Mahogany Windser-Back Chairs $8.00 $20.00 Mahogany Windser-Back Rockers $10.00 $76.00 Mahogany a Rocker $38.00 n d Upholstered $45.00 Mahogany Upholstered-Seat Arm chair $22.50 $35.00 Mahogany Upholstered-Seat Side Chair $17.60 $110.00 Decorated Leather Hall Chair $55.00 $35.00 Carved Oak Bench $17.60 $160.00 Carved Jacobean Oak Hall Settle $75.00 $165.00 Carved Jacobean Oak Hall Settle $82.50 $350.00 Tapestry-Upholstered Davenport $175.00 , $275.00 Velvet -Upholstered Davenport -$137.50 $180.00 Mahogany $90.00 Princess Dresser $530.00 Seven-Piece Mahogany Breakfast Roem Suite $265.00 $236.00 Six-Piece Gray Brenkfnst-Roem Suite $118.00 $453.00 Nine - Piece Wnlnut Breakfast Breakfast Roem Suite $226.50 $163.00 Five-Piece $81.50 Reed Perch Suite- $40.00 Mahogany Magazine Stand, $20.00 $36.00 Child's Mahogany Spinet Desk $17.50 $80.00 Mahogany Boek Stand $15.00 $89.00 Mahogany Humidor $10.60 $25.00 Pelly Prim Sewing Cabinet, $12.60 $17X10 Edith Cavel Sewing Cabinet, $8.50 $36.00 Sarah Judsen Sewing Cabinets $17.60 $22.60 Betsy Ress Sewing Cabinets $11.25 $28.00 Pocahontas Sewing Cabinets $14.00 $100.00 Genuine Imported Hall Cabinet $50.00 $125.00 Walnut Paneled $62.50. Hall Cabinet $110.00 Carved Oak Hutch $55.00 $90.00 Carved Oak natch $45.00 ' ' .1 BQNWTT TELLER. &,CQ CHESTNUT AX ta STRECT . ARRANGED FOR TOMORROW FINAL CLEARANCE Prier te Inventory WOMEN'S & MISSES' APPAREL SMS I !! S II I I ISJSMSMSHMS SS Closing Out a Collection of COATS, CAPES & WRAPS i OFF Present Prices 19.75 up te 232.50 Fermer Prices 39.50 up te 465.00 A wonderful collection assembled from our own 8tecka and drastically cut te half the former price! Veldyne, Pan Velaine, Duvetyne, Marvella, Tweed, Belivia, Shag moor, eeme trimmed with black and natural Caracul, Squirrel, Wolf, Hudsen Seal, Scotch Mele, Kelinsky, Menkey Fur. Evening Wraps, formerly priced J3S.00 te 39S.00, te go at 67.50 te 187.50 Ceat Section Third Fleer Closing Out at Cost & Belew WOMEN'S DRESSES Selected from our own Stocks GROUPI Afternoon, tailored endi sports dresses of Canten) -4 Q fi crepe, tricetinc, velvet and I 0 vIvF Jersey. Smart modes andl fashionable shades. Many ene of a kind. Formerly te 45.00 GROUP n Canten crepe, velvet, . I georgette erepe, satin, sating pj f faced Canten and tricetme.f JJ)y Beading, embroidery andV chenille trimming. After-J neon and tailored models. group m Medels of Canten crepe, Canten crepe with Geer gette, laces, beaded med? ele, trlcotine In a variety of youthful Interpretations. Formerly te 85.00 39.50 Formerly te 65.00 AT. C. O. D.'a SECOND FLOOR GROUP TV Velvet, chiffon, Canten crepe, and novelty fabrics featuring French beads, crystal, bronzes and jet beads eorne are trimmed with fur. Distinctive modes, Formerly 98.S0 te 125.00 50.00 All Sales Final Closing Out at Cost & Belew MISSES' COATS & DRESSES A MISSES' COATS A ll.-t -t - I r collection ei coats or I am nermandy, coating velour ,01 nnd soft velour. Lined V and interlined, ) Formerly te 65.00 COATS & WRAPS Hriltvill nnrl nnnvJniri coats and wraps with Aj lift trimmincrs of wolf, cara- I TEvJ. W cul and kit fox. MISSES' DRESSES Of Peiret twill. Canten crepe, crepe de chine and txicetine. One of a kind. Formerly te 09.60 MISSES' DRESSES 38.00 Formerly te 38 0 I Tnllleur dresses of Peiret ( A A ff twill and tricetinc. Some I 44eU" arc copies of Imports. Formerly te 05.00 FIFTH FLOOR ENTIRE STOCK : WOMEN'S &, MISSES' SUITS TeBe 1 " Off Present 73 Closed Out at MISSES' SUITS i FOURTn FLOOR Reduced Prices WOMEN'S SUITS i . SECOND FLOOR .!. J E y tfjA.f - :mj , .- -t5"A rTr-H $!-. .j j . :Aa ir.'i, qi : j.'. . Ki. p .-V--4-e4iftjA k-jii if. J&Mj. 17ICIIJ , ,jh eiw.,
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