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vere Celd at North Fortieth'
Street Fire
FAMILY FLEES TO STREET
Only by remember
ing te sav Ben-Gav.
will you be sure te get
the original Baume
Bengue, and net one
of its flattering fleck
of imitators.
BAUME.
BENGUE
.(AN.AtLGltsiQ.UE.)
is unequalled in
strength as a stimula
tor of local circula
tion. It drivel away
the pain of neuralgia,
lumbago, sciatica,
etc., by its penetrat
ing and lasting glow.
Keep a tube handy.
At all druggists.
tftoe.UnntnaCoN.YAnof.Aaoo
Hen; lines froze up in tbr re
weather of early tnerntng, two firemen
were .overcome and a family of five,
Including three children, were- driven
into the lcc-sheathed 'streets In a flrc
which damaged the store and home of
Simen Itelhman at 1101 Nprth Fortieth
Ktreet today.
Patrelmnn MacAna'Jty, of tin Thirty
ninth street and Lancaster avenue sta
tien, saw smoke curling Inte the street
from a store en Fdrtleth street when
he passed Fortieth street nnd 0 Irani
avenue at 3:30 o'clock this morning.
He ran up and found the smeKc
was coming from the basement and first
fleer of Itetlimnn's store. He went te
the side deer, . knowing that a family
was asleep upstairs, and aroused Itoth Iteth
man by ringing-the bell and shouting.
The house was full of smoke when
MacAnally pushed his way In. JThe fire
had net passed the first fleer, how
ever, and the family fortunately had
time te dress before leaving the house.
When Mr. and Mrs. Hethraan with
their children were wifely down the
Hinek-f-tilled stairway MacAnally turned
In an alarm. Neighbors, nreused by the
patrolman s snouts, took the famllv In.
Tlie slippery streets made It difficult
for the engines te make speed te the fire.
Engine Company Ne. 10, from Belmont
and Ulrard avenues was the first en
the scene. When the firemen laid out
a hose line ther found the nearest' plug
frozen and bedded partly In snow and
ice. The firemen chopped at the ice
and thawed the tilui. men from the
chemical engine raeanvv hile attacking the
tire.
Harry Dixen and Walter Orlemcr.
hesemen of Engine Company Ne. 1(1,
carried n chemical line into the cellar.
where the fire was burning hottest.
Ilethman used the cellar te store hl
surplus stock, and the acrid fumes of
burning shoe leather made the task of
getting near the tire difficult and dan
gerous. ' '
tjremen working outside with tn
lese line s:iw ulxen nnd liriemer fall,
nnd a rescue party went In after them.
Heth men had been oerceme by the
fumes. They were rushed te the Prcs
li.Ucrian Ilmpital I" a patrol and re
vived. Heth insisted en returning t
the lire, and helped extinguish it.
The hose line were rlfficd is quickly
ih pei-iMc. The water was scarcely
turned en when "'tie of the lines froze
In the terrific cold. This further Im
peded the fiicmen, while another llpa
was Mlbstltutcd.
The water turned into Ice nlmest as
seen ns it struck the building. The
fire proved a stubborn one, btirniug
through te the first fleer and damaging
it badly. The firemen, liehtinir neainst
every handicap, yet managed te confine
tne tire te tne Dusemcnt and first fleer.
The fight went en for an hour and a
half, and when the blaze finally was
extinguished the men wcre nearly ex
hausted from the cold.
Ilethman estimated his damn te he
about $3000.
ELECTRICIAN KILLED
Charles Raker Electrocuted In Penn.
ylvanla Railroad Powerhouse
A few hours after n dnushter hml
been born te his wife at their home In
Davlcsferd, Charles Raker, en electri
cian emnlejcd en tbc Pennsylvania
Railroad, was killed yesterday. lie
was electrocuted wiwe ut work In the
railroad powerhouse at Bryn Mnvvr.
It was saidt last night that Mrs.
Raker was rn a serious condition after
the birth of her child, and would net
be informed of her husband's death
until later.
Ii.ii.Cr had beet, iiwakc rrest it tl i
night, the birth 'of the baby occurring
caily jes-tcrday miming. lis repirtid
for vel at the povvcrhei:u promptly.
huertiy neterc neon no accidentally
tuticned a live wire.
J. R. Keci ' nnether werkmn.i. u
Raker touch the wire, and hurried te
aid him. In doing se he fell from n
scaffold and broke his right arm. He
was taken te the Bryn Mawr Hespitul,
where Baker's body also was taken.
RESCUES PET MONKEY
Patrolman Braves Flames and Saves
"Charlie"
"Officer. save my Charlie." cried
, Mrs. William Tayler, after nn oil stove I
had exploded en the second fleer of her
home, 1134 Lembard street. "He s the
only one left In the house and he will
bum te death."
Serscnnt Wcltzel. of the Tuelfth nml
Pine streets police station .touched by I
tne wemans appeal, plunged into the
srnoke and flame. Thrice lie was flung
back coughing, from the dense smoke,
but the' fourth time his determination
was rewarded and he emerged u few
moments later with Charlie safely
wrapped in a swath of bedclothes.
"Let me see the child I saed from n
terrible death." said the sergeant after
the iedic. Ills comrades slowly un
covered Mrs. Tajler's net monkey
Charlie.
URGES BARSJ0J1AVERF0RD
College Paper's Higher Entrance
Requirement Suggestion Met Coldly
Se many students liave applied for
entrance at Haerferd' College, enroll
ment next year will be incrrut-cd about
1.10 per cent. Tt has been urged by
the lluierferd News thut admission
standards be raised.
That suggestion has net received the
indersement of students generally. Un
dergraduates think entrance require
ments are high enough and are of the
opinion that the students admitted
should be .the best athletes and all
around men.
Three hundred high school nnd pre
paratory bejH have indicated their de
tire tn enter Ilaverferd next September.
The total enrollment new Is enlj a lit
tle mere than '201).
LOSES $5000 Jn"wFnES
Thieves Reb Cellar of North Seven
teenth Street Man
Abraham M. Seltr reported te tlie
police today the theft of his stuck of.
wines and llipiers taken from the cel-1
'lur of his home at IW7 North Seven-j
'I eon Hi street. He sas that the stock,
I was worth about $5000. '
I Tim rnUhers lirekn Inte his cellar eurlv
estcrde.v by prjlng open a cellar win-1
dew. Through the window they re
moved sixteen cuscH of chnimmKttc. six
fire-gallon jugs of whisky and three
thirteen -gallon kegs of wine. They left
only euc thirty-gallon barrel of whisky,
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Saturday
Millinery
A Display of New Spring
at $5.00, $6.00 and $8.00
Fresh from their boxes, a charming new line of Spring Hats,
in all the novelty straw braids and fashionable soft meshes; lip-stick
reds, leaf greens, azure, b'ues, black, plenty of the African browns
and navy blue, the mastic shades and periwinkle tints a veritable
old-fashioned garden of colors.
Mere New Trimmed Millinery
at $10.00, $12.00 and $15.00
Net a fashionable shape, shade or -style of the season missing.
Many are copies of imported shapes, and the artistic trimmings se
deftly placed arc all of the finest.
The sketch shows seven of the dozens of new shapes; some with
fruit and. flower trims, some simply draped and caught with an
ornamental pill', some with softly plaited undcr-brim or diadem
effects of massed leaves or flowers. Alse druped Turbans of horse
hair cloth, and plenty of Hats for the matron.
New Tailored Stitched Tweed Hats
Just Arrived $3.50 and $4.00
Square and reund crewris, and flexible brims that can be worn
in any shape that is becoming. In sand, periwinkle, rose, Copen
hagen blue and jade.
W&-- Strawbrldxe . Clothier Second 1 loer. Marlcct Street. Wct
A
Odd Let of Women's Sports
Coats Reduced te $15.00
Coats of tan cloaking, silk-lined throughout; also a few of
jersey cloth, half-lined. Only fifty in the let, but they are all in
the plain-tailored, belted-all-around, notched cellar styles, that are
se favored, and they are marked at this low clearance price $15.
' a-- Htrnwbrldte & Clothier Second Tloer. Centre
Misses' New Combination
Sports Dresses at $21.50
Weel Knitted Over-blouse in belted slip-en
btyle, trimmed with wool jersey in contrasting
shade; plaited jersey skirt; sand and henna, navy
and sand, brown and sand, also Copenhagen com
binations. Sizes 14, 16 und 18 years. See sketch
$21.50.
Misses Tailored Cleth
Dresses, $15.00 and $16.50
Straight-line and low-belted Dresses of navy
blue Peiret twill and tricetine; lace or silk ves
tce; colored cellar, braid arid button trimming,
self or colored embroidery. Sizes 11 te 18 years.
Misses Suits, $25.00 te $45.00
Tan, rose, rust, .green and blue colorings.
Fine tweeds, diagonal suiting and trelaine. Loese
box-coat models and tailored and plaited belted
Suits, many with patch pockets. Sizes 14, 16 and
18 years.
Girls Nw Three-piece
Regulation Dresses, $5.00
Separate braid-trimmed Middies, buttoned en
piauecl skirt and bloomers, can ee worn as one
or three separate garments. Made of blue or
brown Hague cloth, 3izes 8 te 14 years.
Girls' New Tweed Dresses
Special Value at $12.75 .
Green, sand and blue. Twe styles:, One a
belted, sleeveless slip-en, with white dimity .waist
with colored dots; the ether a tuilered, straight
line model with patent leather belt, oddly cut
hip perfkets and a white linen cellar, stitched in
black. Sizes 10 te 16 years. See sketch.
Small Girls New Gingham
Bleemer Dresses at $3.50
Blue-and-white, red-and-whitc and grcen-and-white
checked gingham, in straight-line belted
style with yoke; white pique cellar and vestce;
patch pockets en skirt? separate full bloemets.
Sizes 6 te 10 years.
S Strawbrldtfe & Clothier Second l'loer. Market Stret
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Fur Coats and Wraps
At Great Reductions
Many arc the single exclusive models timt arc always se desir
able, and all are of Furs of the highest grudes.
Various Fur Coats new $125.00 te $750.00
Alse wrap effects among these. Civet cat, Russian marmot,
American broadtail, blended squirrel, Persian lamb and Alaska seal.
Many trimmed models.
Hudsen Seal Coats and Wraps $365 te $625
Hudsen Seal (dyed muskrat) Coats, Wraps und Delmans, hcv
cral of the Coats beautifully trimmed with hkunk.
Natural Muskrat Coats new $135.00 te $225.00
Several models in various lengths, with large cellars and turn
back CUffs. Pj-.8trftw bridge & Clothier Seiend fleer. Filbert Mret
Complete Showing of Women's
Tailored Tweed Stilts
Smart Checks, Dent Twcsds nnd Melresn
mixtures, including heliotrope, gray, rose,
green, brown, russet, tan and Copenhagen
blue. ... j
Suits with box coats, belted coats, unbelted
long-line coats and ctfats that cun be worn
belted or net, as one prefers. Sene have the
plain tents nnd the checked skirts, soma arc
"tegulatien" from neck te hem, ethers swing
jauntily from a single button or arc char
acterized bv smartly fashioned peckets. All
the new features shown in these from $40.00
te $67.50.
A Fine Line of Tweed
Suits, $25.00 and $27.50
Belted and fetraight-llnc models, and mod
els with snmrlly blushed scams. Mannish
cellars und Tuxedo fronts. Blue, rose, lav
ender and tan. u
Worsted Jersey Outing
Suits, $17.50 and $18t.75
Plain blnck, navy and brown, and heather
mixed green, blue, brown and Oxford gray.
All in smart sports
rvr- Htrawlirldirj
nyies.
Clothier
Second I" oer. Centre
Hi-
'Villi
mm
Bath Robes of
Corduroy at ,
Clearance Prices
New $1.95 te $10.00
Reductions average one-third
in this varied group of Bath
Robes and Breakfast Ceals of
velvet corduroy. In rich shades
of victory red, Copenhagen blue
and wistaria.
Of,Embes8cd Corduroy, $1.95
Anether model, lined $3.95
Of Wide-walc Corduroy $2,95
and $4.65
Distinctive models, variously
lined $8.75 and $10.00
.Straw brl.lcs . Clothier
Third l'loer. I'llbert Street. Wen
Axminster
RUGS
In room sizes ut such prices
as these should attract the at
tention of home furnishers to
morrow. They arc special, of
course
Hugs, S..lxl0.tl $13.50.
Rugs, .'; 2 f est $.35.00.
Rugs, 11..1xlJ feet $47.50.
Royal Wilten Rugs
at Attractive Prices
Rugs, 6x9 feet $45.00
8.1x10.6 $61.00 and $67.r0.
9x12 $63.00 and $69.50.
htrawbrMse & Clothier
1'eurtb fleer. Went
A Fine New Collection
of Silk Afternoon Frecks
$25.00 te $40.00
(WOMEN'S GOWNS)
Canten crepe, krepe-knit and soft taffeta, with
the new wide sleeves, some in contrasting color;
one smart model is draped, another lias ttrap
plaits from shoulder te hem, and some have cellar
and cuffh and pocket in contrasting color, with
btylish M'lk embroidery for edging. There aic
many ether models, including the one sketched,
which lias Paislcv rleeves in harmonizing shades.
Navy, rust, blown and black $25.00 te $40.00.
MeK
Levely Crepe de Chine Frecks
Unusual Value at $20.00
Navy blue, black and brown. Made with em
broidered tunic or with plaited tunic, some
trimmed with rows of open work done in silk. The
bodices have stylish self vestees and fiat or rolling
cellar; long sleeves and crushed girdle. Levely
Frecks und exceptional values.
Tailored Duvet de Laine and
Peiret Twill Dresses
Special Value at $25.00
Peiret twill in navv blue, black and brown, and duvet de laine,
in navy, black, brown and beuver. Straight-line, side-draped, coat
and circular-skirt styles. Trimmed with Persian silk, tailored rows
of fiat braid, silk embroidery or beading. Just tne Dresses every
woman needs for the coatless days of Spring. .
7 Strawbrldce L Clothier s-ecend fleer, Jtarket Street
New Fex Trets
On VictorRecerds
75c
All are double-faced records
and popular new dance hits:
18856 f Dear Old Southland
IThey Call It Dancing
Whiteman and His Orchestra
18857 f Wimmin
Geed-Bye, Shanghai
C6 Royal Orchestra
18851 f Smilip'
I Semewhere in Naples
Green Bres. Mellerimba Orch.
Ail'Star Trie and Orchestra
HtrawbrldK A Clet'ller fifth' fleer
Challitiste
A New Dress Cotten
at 55c a yard
Seft and fine, with- silky
batiste finish and printed in
quaint challis patterns. Dots,
sprigs and demure conven
tional patterns en white or
dark grounds. Challitiste will
fashion dainty Summer frocks
for binall girls, their elder sis
ters) mothers and there are
patterns grandmother will
adore. Just received.
Strawbrldse t. Clothier Aisle 0. Centre
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MEN!
Spring Hats
Stetson Hats $7 te $10.
Schebel Hats $5 and $6.
Henry Heath Hats $8.
Borsalirle Hats $8.00.
Wickham Hats $3.75.
Second, fleer. Market Ktreet. East
Neckties at 50c
Thousands of neckties in
this collection in a great as
sortment of shades and pat
terns. They'll go quickly at
C0c. Altln I. Market Ktreet
Shirts new $1.50
Well - made Shirts in
wanted patterns and color
combinations of uch mate
rial as woven madras, rep
and fine percale. Well pro
portioned, with full placket
in sleeves. Si.eb 13 te 18,
Kast Stere, LlKhlli Street
Handkerchiefs,
35c, 3 for $1.00
Our own impoitatiens from
England, nil neatly hem
stitched and with these popu
lar colored borders of laven
der, blue, gray and rose.
Market Street, Cress Aie
AH Our Men's Winter Overcoats
and Thousands of Suits Reduced
Our entire great stock of Winter Overcoats, without reserve, is included in thia Clearance, at
important reductions from former prices. Among the most important groups for to-r.ierrow are
Overcoats new $17.50,
$24.50, $37, $44, $59
Including Ulsters, Ulsterettes and Chesterfields the produetb of
leading American houses, such as the Stcin-Blech Company, Hart,
Schaffner & Marx, and the Alce shops, ah well as masterpieces from
leading English tailoring establishments. A wealth of styles and
fabrics te meet every taste of yeung: men and elder men.
Overcoats from our very finest lines reduced te $07.50.
Suits new $21, $26.50,
$27.50, $31.00, $44.00
A great variety of styles and fabrics for y6ung men and men
of conservative tae. The reductions average one-third. Suits
with one pair of trousers $21.00 $27.30 and $44.00.
Suits with two 'pairs of trousers in the
Clearance at $21.00, $26.50 and $31.00 .
A Small Let of Overcoats. Half Price S12M. $20.00 and S27.50
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- MrawbrhlM A r.ethlrr .set em I lour, Kast
Silk Blouses
PONGEE tailored and semi
tailored, with cellars in all the
new styles $3.00 te $4.50.
CREPE DE CHINE also
some of Dera Sele, that take
te tucks and plaitings aiuL tai
lored edgings $0 te $8.75"
NEW PRINTS in challis
effects, frequently s h f r r e d,
trimmed in plain colors or dain
tily finished with French band
ing in white $8.75 and $13.50.
Second fleer. Centre
(
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Fer Motorists-
Step"
Signal
Lamps
L50
Attached te rear automatic
ally lights when you thtew en
your brake. Complete with wire
and switch and directions for
installing.
Strawbrldgtr i. Clothier
fourth fleer, iUrket Street
These Three Groups of
Women's Shoes at
Less Than Cost te Us
Outstanding features of the Cleat ance of Shoes new going en
arc these three groups of Women's Shoes, reduced te prices which
are actually less than cost
Laird, Schober & Ce. Shoes $6.95
Laird, Schober & Company Laced Shoes, of patent leather,
with tops of black buckskin, gray buckskin or mat kid. Alse black
kid and black satin Laced Shoes.
Strap Pumps and Oxfords $5.45
Stiap- and Buckle-pumps of patent leather, 'and Oxfords in
smart styles. A wonderful lollectien taken directly fiem our
regular stock and marked at le&s than cost.
High and Lew Shoes new $2.95
High and Lew Shoes from our regular stock. Reduced te less
man e ic-nau tneir cese, aui active styles in tan calf and
suede Pumps, and in black and tan High Shoes.
gray
Alse in the Clearance
Arc nianv ether remarkable values in Shoes for men, women and
children, rer instance
Men's Shoes
High Siiees and Oxfords from
the James A. Banister Ce.,
various styles and leathers
$9.45.
Wing-tip and Brogue Oxfords,
English lasts; of tan and black
leathers $4.95.
Children's Shoes
Children's Laced' Shoes of tan
leathers, bread shapes and
welted soles $3.25.
Misses' Shee, aiieus stvlcs
from tegular stock $2.9.").
tJrewing Git Is' Pumps; short
lines from stock $3.i5.
Beys' tan leather Laced Shoes,
English lasts, (loedycar-uelted
oak-tanned leather soles and
lubber heels. Sizes 1 te G
$3.65.
Youths' tan Bluchcr Shoes,
full round tees, Iroedyear-welted
soles and rubber heels. Sizes 11
te 13 Is $3.15.
- Stranbilrlsa l Clertiler l.lKhtli and I'llb-rt Streets
H
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Steamer Rugs at Half Price
In fact, the prices you pay for them aic less than the cost of
manufacture. A wonderful oppeilunity for home furnishers who
wish them for artistic bed throws, for travelers, for motorists and
for clever women who fashion them into smart capes. Pi ices ate
new $4.00 te $25.00, for rugs thut wcre double and mere.
- Sliawbrldsu 4. i'lutliler I'uurth l'luei. Market Hlicet
Important Information for
These Planning te Cheese
Furniture Tomorrow !
Please bear in mind
that in this Sale
All the rumiture is new;
Our entire regular stock
is l educed;
All special put chases are
under pritv;
11 the Furniture is
sound,
And the Best your
money can buy.
We Suggest Yeu Inspect These:
Colonial Tilt-top Table of gen
uine mahogany, easily tucked
away in a corner when net in
Sr? r.aI? $17.00
Blown mahogany - finish
Davenport-table, sie 54x22 ins.
A vety attractive fl?Q" KA
piece. Sale price. T)OJ.OU
Leuis XVI Console Table of
genuine mahogany, for your
hall or that bare space be
tween doers Sale (PQQ CA
price HsdO.Dxf
Over-stuffed Living-room Suit
of five pieces, consisting of a
full-size davenpeit, high-back
wing chair, side chair te match
davenpeit, bench and davenport-end
table. A new arrival
in a new design, all outside backs i Sale
upholstered, and seats with loose
Windser Chair
finish. Sale
price . ' ,
sp.i?VB'!,!T".. $325.00
in mahogany
$10.00
Bieakfnst-ruem Suit of 8 pieces
in mahogany. Consists of a hide hide
beard witii large linen drawer,
sepumte silver diavver nnd two
small cupbe.uds, a china closet,
a serving table, an oblong exten
sion table and 4 saddle-seat
pnvr..:s?!0..... $400.00
Cane-back Living-room Suit of
three pieces, mahogany-finish.
Has full-size davenpeit, chair and
rocker with loose spring cushion
scats. Davenport equipped with
two pillows and roll. Upholstered
in a cleur or tapestry. Reduced
about one-third, iltern ig
price &&DV.VU
Mrawbrldce A I'lethlf r-c- furniture,
Third fleer, .Mtul llednleud and
I Ileddlne, fourth fleer, Uwt
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Dimity Bed Spreads at $2.65
Snowy Spreads, of the best quality of domestic dimity. Sire'
80x90 inches. The kind ninny women like best for year-around use
ami especial y for Spring and Summer. A special let of 900 Spreads
at $:..05 each. I. utruwbrldge & Clothier AUIe II. filbert ftrci'
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