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( fort. 153. American Lerfen. nre Urtlnj
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lack of employ
men, have
dropped from tbe
r n 11 Is r because
they feel they
cannot pay tbe
membership dues,
nnd will invite
them te many of
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; tie organization.
The pant members ere endeavoring
) te find every former scrvice man In
' their neighborhood who is net employed
' in a meve te see that their families
tn cared for nnd te And the men work.
' The next meeting of the pest, when
rtllcf measures wilt be discussed, will
be held February 25, at the P. O. 8.
of A. Hall, Dauphin etreet, east of
Twenty-ninth.
The membership of the Rebert J.
' Martin. 20, bas increased 20 per cent
' since the first of the year. At the
meeting last Thursday, nine members
were admitted, nnd a number am still
awaiting the Investigation Committee's
report Prizes arc te be awarded te the
members securing ten members or mere.
The pest has arranged, an elaborate
program for a Washington Birthday
party te which all former servlce men
nnd their friends are bslng Invited.
' The pest hall la at 8205-07 North Deu-
dlnet atreet
The William P. Reach Pett, 21, has
appointed a committee te consider the
neMlbllltles .of renting or purchasing
a new pest home. Reports will be made
at the meeting of the organization, te
be held at the Paschalrllle Free Li
brary, Seventieth street and Woodland
avenue, February 28. The pest bas
paused the 100 mark In membership, and
conditions nre said te leek favorable te
doubling the membership this year.
1 Frankfort Pest, 211, will held its
meeting next Tuesday, nt'4521 Paul
,treet, the pest home, which has just
been improved. A mustcale and dance
held In Assembly Hall. Jnnunry 27.
under the auspices of Mrs. Clarence
Vllhclm, netted the pest $103.
The Women's Auxiliary of Shubln Shubln
Bucehbaum Pest, 05, Is arranging a
benefit for the entire week of March 0,
the proceeds te go for n new pest flag
and pest entertainment. This pest also
Has made application for the permanent
' use of eight rifles te be used at military
funerals and parades.
tinr. reely, '
O, have yen noticed It? eed ma.
' And we kepp en" wnwklng, ma saying,
New Uteres n woman of seme Intelli
ents, thcrcs a woman with eyes la her
hcd.
Wy, ma? I scd,, was she rite about
you getting thin?
Cetteny she wiitf rite, wed ma, and I
sed, Well hew can she be rite, mn7 Hew
can you be getting thinner If you all
ways stay the same weight? ,
I nllwavs stay the same wclcht as
far as getting stouter is'cenccrncr, eed
ma. '
Hew de you meen, ma? I scd, and
she scd, Thats enuff questions for one
aftirnoen. ...
x Proving she preberly dtdent knew
hew sue ment.
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Republicans of County Urge Him te
Be Candidate for Governer
PunxsiitnwtMV. Pa.. Feb. 17. Fel
lowing the Initiative of Indiana Coun
ty Republicans, representative Repub
licans At Jeffersen County met here
last uljcht und added their approval of
Mr'. Fipuer's probable candidacy for
Governer te these of their neighbors.
In the auditorium of the Community
Heuse representatives of every borough
und township In the county, leading
members of heretofore widely separated
factions of the Republican Party,
cheered lustily as a resolution calling
upon Mr. Fisher te submit his name te
the voters of the State was presented
by T. D. Mitchell and passed unanimously.
LITTLE
BENNY'S
NOTE BOOK
By Lee Pape
Four te One Odds
Against Yeu
The chances are four te one you will contract
Pyorrhea after you pass the age of forty unless you
take proper precautions.
Thousands younger also suffer from this unpleasant
disorder of the mouth and gums.
Pyorrhea starts with tender, bleeding gums.
That Is the way Nature warns you of your danger. Heed
that warning!
If yen ignore it, you may pay the penalty by less of your
teeth and serious illness.
Pyorrhea works fast. It loosens the teeth in their sockets
until they fall out or must be pulled. It forms pus pockets
at the roots of the teeth and feeds disease germs into the
system.
Don't trifle with Pyorrhea.
At the first danger signal, see your dentist and start using
Ferhan's Fer the Gums.
Ferhan's, if used consistently and used in time, will prevent
Pyorrhea or check its course.
Itis the time-tested formula of R. J.Ferhan, D.D.S.
Use Ferhan's regularly as a dentifrice. It
keeps the teeth and gums in a clean, healthy ,
condition and wards off Pyorrhea.
Don't wait until tomorrow. Four out of
five contract Pyorrhea because they wait
toelong.35cand60ctubesatyour druggist's.
I was going down town with ma Sat
tiday aftirnnen, and we was wnwklng
te the trolley car nnd Puds,Slmkinscs
mother Mrs. Slmklns went past saying.
Hew de you de, Mrs. Potts, my grny
shl&s but nrcnt you getting plump.
Meenlng fat, and we kepp en wawk-
tng, ma saying, Wat neusents, that
woman hascnt get the sents she was born
with and' never hed. plump, wy she
dent knew wat she's tnwklng about, I
allways Btay txackly the same weight.
I never did like that Mrs. Slmkins euy euy
hew, Maybe yen jest took as if you was
petting plump, ma, I scd.
Ne, I dent even leek that way, thats
Lew mntcb you knew, scd ma.
Wlch pritty eoen Skinny Martina
mother, Mre Martin went past saying,
Anssts . J. ftriM. D.D.S.
Ferhan Company, New Yerk
, Ferhan's, Limited, Montreal
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Luxurious 3-piece $
Overstuffed
Library Suite
149
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A remarkable value. Three large
pieces in the finest quality of tapestry.
Deep upholstering and spring seats
and backs make this suite the biggest
value in many a year.
Embodied i n
every purchase
from Levy is a
full measure of
satisfaction. De
pend en us for
Highest Quality,
Prompt Service,
Lewest Prices.
CONVENIENT CREDIT TERMS TO ALL
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726 Arch St. & 43 N. 8th St.
Established 1883
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REPEATS ITSELF
A Personal Message TO YOU Frem Mr. Koshland
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In 1905 1 made a thorough investigation of the clothing situation in PhiladeU
pfda. I saw the necessity of a store WHERE MEN'S GOOD CLOTHING
should be' sold at low prices. Prier te that time no such store was in existence
the average retail clothier based his selling price en the policy of getting as
much as he could for his stock, and it was a case of "caveat empter1' LET THE
BUYER BEWARE. i
The result of my investigation was the opening of a Men's Clothing Establishment where
only GOOD CLOTHING was sold AT UNflEARD-OF LOW PRICES. My Policy of con
ducting business in this way fell like a bombshell amid the camps of the" old-time" clothiers.
All sorts of predictions were made, but I remained steadfast te my policy of giving the
people of Philadelphia REAL BARGAINS. I take pride in having estaftlislied a NEW
STANDARD in men's clothing VALUES.
All this is a matter of history. Since that year I have received the unqualified support of
the people of Philadelphia. I "blazed the trail" in putting the retail clothing industry en a
basis that had' never before been attempted. The "old-timer" tried te fellow suit, but the
HOUSE OF KOSHLAND was ever the pioneer in giving 100 cents VALUE for every dollar.
Today I Wish Again te Renew the Following Pledge te the People of Philadelphia
FIRST TO SELL ONLY GOOD CLOTHING tiiat I can personally guarantee.
SECOND--TO SELL ONLY GENUINE ALL-WOOL garment that I personally test in every detail
THIRD TO SELL ONLY CLOTHING made by the most reliable manufacturers in the country.
FOURTH TO SELL ONLY CLOTHING which for style and workmanship cannot be surpassed.
FIFTH TO SELL OUR STOCK AT ALL TIMES AT POSITIVELY THE LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICES.
MEN OF PHILADELPHIA Yeu ewe if te yourself in the in
terests of economy te SEE OUR CLOTHING before finally
making your purchase. In spite of anything that may be offered
elsewhere in the clothing line, the KOSHLAND STANDARD
OF VALUE is the standard by which all men's clothing is judged.
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And new te prove our supe
riority in VALUE GIVING we will
offer 5000 Men's ALL-WOOL
SUITS and OVERCOATS
Formerly Priced
$30
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$60
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Men's Shoes
GreatlyRedueed
Final Clean-Up
7.50te10
Shoes & Oxfords
Reduced tb $5.95
Big Reductions in Men's Furnishings
Wonderful SaleSweaters $ffP Qfl"
Entire stock of high-grade Sweaters. m Vh
Regular $8.50 te $12.00 values. New... XJwVJW
3000 Fine Quality Silk Shirts $0 QJZ
repe dc Chine, Baby Broadcloth and Tub Silk. New CaPJaP
Crepe
5000 SHIRTS
Percales, Madras and Oxfords. Stripes and plain colors.
$2.00 and $2.50 values. New
OTHER MEN'S FINE FURNISHINGS GREATLY REDUCED
95c
Men's Werk and Dress Trousers All at Half Price
Always Geed
Clethes at
Lewest Prices
Never Peer
Clethes at
Any Price
1215 MARKET ST.
Wilmington Stere
824 Market St
Chester Stere
3rd & Market Sts.
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