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Fellow the 'Signposts
BOYS HELD IN WRECK PLOT
rev -i
pccial
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mceuns;
of Qatmlcn
LEWIS nd Clark did net And titer
made the Oregon trail.' rrebably no
IniDinn being net cum an Indian, had
'ever brfdre made (he complete Journey
' from the Atlantic Oeat te the Celum
bia JKiVef.
It was a long and wearisome bul
ne. Utile Inlermntlnn was te be
gnlncd from the Karagc trlbrs alone tbu
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'mere were no mnns e iun. ,"u- . - -" -. -, - , : -:-
lain range continually robe before tticm. "face tliclr steps nud begin anew
nnd ever these It wan net aitvu.n euvi ... . , 7 . .
te find pasrj that could be trate led. t of t,ie greatest lacks of (be
Yet the two niaiieers Kttirk te their tJ averairi' man l (tin newer of nd.
job. And when (hey had flnWied it tha serviitlen. It Is cay for u all te learn
Ordinary intelligence willenable u te
read these signs. Ordinary Intelligence
ought te force us te fellow thcta.. Hut
ordinary Intelligence la net ae generally
distributed a one might imagine.
Despite the fact that sign pouts are
set up from one end of life te another,
n very large portion of the population In
continually taking (he wrong trolls, nnd
the a(rN tilled with their cemttlalnt
nnd lamentations when they arc forced
AW r.W-h J
'vOit OakcH !nt itlcht enUnsncsi pre- way was b'azetl for any one who liunu ' from the success or fnllure of ethers
VJ'VTldfnf fet 31,800,000 worth of Improve- te fellow. Hut we pay no nttcntlen (e the success
K'vBitat hehds 4ttt passed. Of the amount There is little, pioneering' te be done, or fnllure of oilier
: railed 81,000,000 will be spent for the 0w, cither neresvmllnent or through learning by our own
cltr schools, l'art.er Uie money mi me mysicnuu hiihk c eui mt
h utilized te complete the new
belnc erected In KasUCnindcn.
We Insist unen
etperlcnce n thine
utneli is nnpostiDie ir we ever expect (e
h' utilized' te complete the new whoel innke nny worth-while advance,
Mine erected in Kasuuninacn. v.en- iiyruax et me i
Mldemble money will also b spent for 1YJ. nn, luarked.
Ml1'
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con- TijrusT or the uniis nave ueen tmuui if . ...mi t.,vn.v i, i.nt.n. mi
'or, 1V1 and marked. We knew from the . veu n'tc forty, you mny biifely de a lit-
get
'iiiargmE nn lrapruviug i" " tesumeuy 01 "iner men which is me tic pioneering, prevlueu you uen t
lirepenj. it,. . way in prosperity unu wuicn is me way loe lar OH tne trail.
Ane ium)uniTi.)iuv,uvu ..... " ........ (1 rlnn. jjut you must Keep your eyes 'open
te extend (he'eity's water sjftcm. in-1 nTel.v bleginphy marks trail, and your cars alert. Tlie siunpests will
dividual well units vHl be sunk in tour . Kvery book of history tells us where net shout at you. Yeu must watch for
eectlens e! th elty (e increase the we inaT g0 gafely and easily, where we ihem or ybu will miss them and go
""" wrenz.
bored show, that the same fine iitiallty I where we shall be plunged in ruin.
el water can De preuueeu in me cur,
-t.a. iimnln, rt wsIai. Iln. nt flm Sflim!
variety as that taken from wells at Mtute
i.. kia..i. .,.tMn hin necii
Fer nxtenslens and Imnrevements te I weeks age.
the Fire Department $30,000 in bends
will be used.
Ccpurleht, lilt
nt fCr.nnn t Uv TltitrlnLr .T. nAivitil frnm tnillvtilinf rltWfinn tt Pani
Sweaiey. who died In Camden n few) den yesterday that AMistant Chief of
Xe heirs te the estate ran
be found, hut many persons have in
quired about the estate.
Confessing, according te the police,
that they placed ties en the Pennsyl
vania Railroad tracks between Iladdon Iladden
field and Crcstwoed, Camden County.
Jen McDonald, Lewis Stewart and
uanneipn rigiir, or j.awnsme. ami , nI .. -.... werkIru, ... ,.nre.d
pupils at tne uaduen iieignis 11 zn ,- ,. nce ,.. ,,, - cengtrlntIv .,.
a lMAlfA.1 .in in thA I'nnwlenl 7 -" . . . . .
Police Hyde was compelled te revoke
the order recently given members of the
force te list all persons who frequented
Camden saloons.
Moved te sympathy because of the' U was said last night that many
policemen misumiernoeu iuu urucr, nuu
near riots resulted In some case when
nn ovcr-'ealeus policeman was tee in
sistent upon ebtnlning the name of n
patron of some saloons.
illness of the boy's mother. Judge
Kates, of Camden, yesterday liberated
Samuel Willlnras. of ISO Merris street,
Gloucester, from the Jamesburg Re
formatory. The boy's mother, who was
Scheel .are locked tin In the Camden
County jail. All three youths deny anj
attempts te wreck trains, but say they
placed the obstructions en the tracks
"just for fun." They apparently de
net realize the seriousness of the of
fense. All are being held for further
investigation.
A Cape May express last Thursday
night plowed through several tlea
placed en the tracks, badly frightening
irassengers and tearing up the roadbed
for a hundred yards. On Saturday
afternoon last railroad detectives found
mere ties piled en the tracks. They
were removed before nn Atlantic City
train reached the ties. Uaptain Ames
of the Pennsylvania
nnd County IJetec
Smith arrested the
dents.
inz for her son. who has been In the
Institution for four menthx. There was
a happy reunion at the Williams home
last night.
When Lester Cellins, MoercMown,
X. J., taking a lead of hay into, Cam
den, turned the corner of Cedar and
Fourth streets lut night, the hay
brushed against n lighted street lamp
at the corner and was set ntire. The
hay burned a fen minutes before Col Cel
lins discovered It. He then vacated his
perilous place en the pyre and unhitched
bis team. Foremen saved the wngeu.
BRITISH AIR FORCE CUT
Drastic Reductions Made In Fund
for Next Year
Londen. March 17. (Uy A. P.)
Drastic reductions In the estimates for
the air force for the coming year were
nnneunced today. The estimates provide
i0.03.),00O ler normal services ami
fn.-.n noe fop war liabilities. T.nst .venr'a
tiaurcs were 1C.800.000 for normal
nervlcea and 1.471.000 for war llaelli
ties. A reduction in force equal te two
squadrons is proposed.
llie estimates previue ter nn appre-
CUIUS
DISTRACTS SCHOOL
Atlantic City PrincipalQently
' But Firmly .RebUkaa Daring
Student .
local
enne
Today
smallest
threuib
disclosed,
that
declaration fend Itwaa tetthrM cents.
Anether person paw eifftt cent"
TO ALTER DAYLIGHT SAVING
Sveelnl Dispatch te Keening Putlte l.tietr
Atlantic Cify,' March it. "Knick
ers" for girl studentH at the local high
hchoe) nre taboo. Xhls decision was
reached yesterday after Miss Grace
lleyajinn. dnughter of n Iieardwalk rug
mcrchnnt, appeared In her class clad
In n nifty spring costume consisting In
pnrt of n fawn-colored coat with
"knickers" of the tame shade with
green checks.
The faculty admitted they were
"flapper gasted" nnd a hasty confer
ence was called. Studies were rather
neglected throughout the day and sev
eral students who had been waiting for
some one te break the ice threatened te
den similar costumes Monday.
Shortly before the session closed Miss
Beyajlan was invited te the principal's
office and gently but firmly informed
thnt the school authorities wern a bit
old fashioned and would be just ns
happy If she would cnll it a day and
save the "knickers" for the golf course.
A public hearing en the question of
daylight saving for Atlantic City was
nnneunced after the City Commission
at their regular weekly meeting had
pnssed en second reading the ordinance
providing that daylight saving shnll be
gin the first Sunday in April and con
tinue until the last Sunday in Septem
ber. The ordinance, which supplants one
adopted last year Using about half the
period, was Introduced following the
adoption of daylight saving in Philadel
phia from April uutil the end of Sep
tember. The city rulers aim te avoid
confusion of tirae between the two
cities, since many local residents com
mute daily te Philadelphia nnd thou
... . mi .r fi 'ci fuui fA. u.rr ,aa in i unmif, nr 'iiiimininiimna "Anin iitA rmiti
Hnllread police, An abandoned truck was found last , '." - - -"
t!ve Deran and night at Tenth, und Market streets, ' ;" '"'"" 7m' !..i,,,r ni ii mi '
high ,! stu- $&te.nW bJalBSaieAV1ffiWii'fr,,' improvement of Atlantic City's water
.1.. n.,.,i.n nit ,ii mi. r i ii i ir : rODH, tue Kevcrnmenc ngrees wiui inc in u viuiumm uciurc me viiy
.rt fiSt ta ffi , &"", t Cf,"de" Lr l5W,n, ! recommendations of thGeddes ICoce, I Commission, Introduced , by Cem.nis
... .... .... ,.. , nom ijemmittce tnat tne cuuivatenc in i mue -iu uucuuic, nunu uuuai-u iirsi
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I gmailll I I I SSB ! wa 'iMSWillps w mh;( ,v'.j, t.r.x:-:vi.; -.iga ,!." ;. n -.-..-a. . l.. jj.
'tH nmnn-jr:-? ;yvf r ' ! mi ni i?ii!:.'frii'i,ai u.' ';.',e whww.w! hj&f$iwam 'V'
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Deeutr CbilcH!,1lMi MSO.OOO; Ci. --.L'i' '-JT iJTJ'S'-' r.,Wi!A . " '-... . " JVA JPinn.Jllf!!?
the Detutr OelMMM mett tat ""'H Wm 'ALGlf "' . ' ,r ' -tL J" 'YSUUAUtL-$J IfUVXl
ineeme tax wyamt that wit F'mSW2iS'EE2A?:i I in n A RilCl?lra4QDiakI.VKI. 7PCS
tatlr recerde. IM aim it net pn ' 71" '" . .":"-:. MH t , A VI r . r rvil MJ1 XV.VT.lTkt itl s fcJ.:
.. but tba ttatatMiit wa made ? 5??-35? "SSI TiXli "m. 'iK Sri A hPf IWtfn V'tfCuXS
it was a wemaa he lied the iiib ih twj ipi ir m . rDMCU i uwhh iriH'ii nnnR.'iM reriria.
Mrara t deatn. one was saw re dbvb jrisiui V 'X ar - -ri -;f &&& iuk
beea bera la njchmend, Va, " ;? ' j. ' W
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, Aquamarine and Diamond
Ring
Platinum ring with aquamarine ef.ich blue color
arid twelve email diamonds $235.
Aquamarine; 'Hie birthstone for March, is the
most beautiful of semi-precious stones. We have
many attractive rings set with' aquamarines of
rich color.
S. Kind & Sens nie chestnut st.
DIAMOND MERCIUNTSJKWKLER8 SILVERSMITHS ,
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O WIDESPREAD has become the nervy
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d )e vaiueei umv w -y M, ;nyr'
hop is giving men in freahly ' imported
. m. m a l A .1 . 1 f.JL M.A.J1 at.... f '
tialftuhiel 8. SCOtiana ,wcea ana lainym,,
r1l-k WeMteda and Wilint;,ihclunr V-'1
: Dm,, tmUrirm tht rAmtt Irenrlar n V '"
genuine i7 ..., -j- v,
near are registering their .erdera. t j;
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TII IIAAI'l-I WANAMA IT BVRhn -,
W1L iliJLnl?' a av tiui.i ,,fii.l
v 'k't jt -- i ei . '.' fi -t. -.$
uici9vuruiuiuufi .,0,
Telling a guard In
.Tall at police hcadnui
broken up his spectacles and swallowed '0wner
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lue ifiue'., u imniu ajuiiicd, i"cmj-.nv
years old, was sentenced te six months
for defrauding druggists while posing
as n physician, was hurried te Cooper
Hospital. The physicians examineu
the patient's stomach, but no glass was
found.
Later the broken lenses were found
In the corner of Uarnes' cell. Barnes
had written n letter te his mother In
Smith Carolina telling her of his in
tentions te end his life.
three additional bdundrent should
withdrawn from the joint service of
the army and navy and allocated te
be . reading.
..f ' At flip KRinp limn th Pnmniiantnn
Mrs. Mellie Tayler, of 31!' Cherry ... i ...i .uu...i i,, nnmu.fl nn flntt i-i,lln n nnlinnmu
street. Camden, was struck and slightly Il0We jejengc Introduced by Commissioner Albert
injured by an automobile lat night at j ' Ucyer, authorizing the Issuance of
Kaighn nvenue and Fourth street. The a10 rutnUCDniPT CAD DIAMICTi $'I3,000 in temporary bends te defray
machine was driven by A. Poles, of 41!U OIO,uUU VCriUll I Tun rlHNIO I the expenses of laying and construct censtruct
Kulgbn avenue, who was arresti-d. Mrs. iug a new portion of the high-pressure
Tayler was crossing tue street wuen sue Awarded te Mrs. Powell for Injury .water mam. -Anis nign -pressure sys
was uneci.eu uuwii. cine is ui. inc
Homeopathic Hospital, Camden.
Suit for! $20,000 damages -against
James D. Yeung- juid his mother. Mrs.
Kate Yeung, nwiier of the BreakersJ
Hetel, Ocean City, was tiled yesterday
in Camden by Enes Melllnger, of Ocean
City, In behalf of his seven-year-old-son,
Bess Melllnger. The Melllnger
boy was run ever by Yeung's car at
'Ocean City en August 0 last. It is
averred that as 'a result of the boy
being run ever that he suffered from
Ktrkras occasional convulsions. The
suit will be-heard in the Circuit Court
in Camden.
, Overcome-by fumes from a motorcar,
.Tames Ii. Fredericks, of 730 Pennsyl
vania avenue, Camden, was taken te
Cooper Hospital where lie was revived.
Fredericks was cleaning n car In a
garage when be was stricken.
Cenrad Ott, lawyer, of Camden, Las
received several-inquiries regarding the
Mrs. Mary Casaidy, fifty-bight years
old, ha.s been missing from her home,
403 Stevens street, Camden, lnce lat
Tueulay, when she left the house saying
that she intended te pay a snort viilt
te friends in the neighborhood.
Her son. Frank Cassldy, falling te
find her after a long search, has ap
pealed te the Camden police for help
in the search.
Iftm Itl 1A A1.I-'B VUB- HfamiBBilaaal L
In Railroad Accident ., ami h. been the hiMt -..?- in
New Yerlt, March 17. Damages of I lowering the Ure insurance rate In the
13 flAO warn etrnritAil for l Knnramr. ' CUV.
rv...... .. i x. M-.. ..i , i Whether
Alma Webster Powell, former opera
singpr and pianist, in her suit against
the New Yerk Central Railroad for in
juries received in n railroad accident
July 2. 1020. Her husband, A. .lack
son Powell, was nwarded i?'J000 for
medical expenses and for less of her
services.
Mrs, Powell claimed that the Ini
juries had ruined her career. Her sis
ter, Mrs. Celin V. Ilenellshn, whoite.sti wheite.sti
fied for tiie railroad, dec'iued that a
or net title te the Si.
f'hnrlcs Hetel property will pass from
Itccciver Nerman Urcy, of Camden, te
the Newlin Haines Company will be
determined at Trenten en Tuesday nt
a hearing befere Chancellor Walker.
The hearing will be marked by a vig
orous legal battle.
Meanwhile, it N understood a new
bid for the property will be made. It
would be the largest thus fur made and
would probably piny a big part in the
deliberations.
The litigants will nignc the (uestien
In a quarrel at a Negro dunce at
Tenth street and Kaighn nvenue, Wil
liam Beyer. of 1108 Seuth Tenth street,
Cnmden, was shot by William Yerk, a
waiter from Atlantic City, according
te the police.
Hever was wounded In the riht lez.
He was taken te Cooper Hospital. His, I ABK you IV A rutt new is held bv the receiver. The s took
condition is net serious. Yerk was . ' nine i.ardner. And traUhUay i holders will have te show Chaneclln
arrested. The quarrel is said te have r.L , e , iffiX in term, 3 im K Walker that they nre in n position te
Heyca transportation and aojeurna in aunny I pay oft; nil obligations. Which in bulk
amount te aoeut $i,uw,uw.
been ever a woman te whom both weie
paying attentions at the dance.
bent little finger which Mrs. Powell .,i..n,.i.n.imi fi.n vn'iin irnui rv.
claimed had been Injured in the wreck pany, owner of the Boardwalk hotel
was due te rheumatism. nreuertv until the bankruntcv of iniH.
is, in a position te retrieve title, which
J lie stoeic-Chnncellor
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' Ql i We Are Specializing, en Misses' Apparel fySWV' ' I
n
argln. n a proicasieo mac win earn
ntrhapa millions for you. Rtad about It
,, , , in tna niacins necuen ei ntxt sunuay'a
Se numerous wer the complaints re- YubUu LxAier.Atic.
The largest check paid through the
imjimtsBaiMisi Charge Accounts Invited !? 'K;fm.at:Wmaj Mail Orders FUIedaKar:iiaciiK4g
Repairing and Remodeling at Very Moderate Ceat. "Pay for the work when you want it delivered."
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French
Seal
Ceat
49.50
Regularlr
110.00
S3P
iw$n
l'215ChestmirStreet
Tomorrow A Day of Extra Special Values
FURS AT HALF PRICE
And in Many Instances Mere Than Half Qff
Tomorrow's Special Events have been planned with the one thought of bis
business for the few remaining: Saturdays before Easter and te effect this we
have still further reduced prices from the almost unbelievable levels that we
established two weeks age.
Leepard
Cat
Coats
59.50
Regularly
125.00
Specializing;
Coats, Suits and Dresses chosen especially for th&'girl of 14, 16, 18
and 20 years! Garments with the snap and style which'1 Milady Youthful
of today demands, and yet meeting every requirement asjtd excellence1 of
material and tailoring a point the Darlington Stere Jias never overlooked.
Ner are prices high! We can suit the modest purse as well as the plethoric
one! The high-school girl, the college girl, the business girl should come
here tomorrow. There will be several, specially priced lets as well as the
regular stocks. BETTY WALES DRESSES are sold exclusively in
Philadelphia at Darlington's. ,
Nete Our Special Deposit Feature
On payment of a Small Deposit we will Reserve Your Purchase of
Furs in our Storage Vaults without charge. Payments are te continue
throughout' the summer, with Delivery as you wish in the Fall or Winter.
All coats are length. Wraps are full length
L Natural
- fla1i-it
Ceata
89.50
Regularly
180.00
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Formerly Nu
Marmet Ceata 80.00 39.50
Peny Coats 100.00 49.50
Leepard Cat, Seal Trimmed... 100.00 49.50
French Seal Coats 100.00 49.50
Peny Coats, Opossum Trimmed 160.01) 79.50
Natural Muskrat Coats 180.00 89.50
French Seal, Skunk Trimmed. 200.00 94.50
Marmet, Kaccoen Trimmed... 200.00 97.50
French Seal Wraps 230.00 1 1 5.00
French Seal, Squirrel Trimmed 250.00 125.00
Moleakin Coats 330.00 !5.C0
Moleskin Wraps 350.00 175.00
Formerly
Hudsen Seal, Beaver Trimmed 490.00
Hudsen Seal, Squirrel Trimmed 490.00
Hudsen Seal, Skunk Trimmed.. 490.00
Black Caracul Coats 490.00
Natural Squirrel Coats 530.00
Hudsen Seal Wraps G00.00
Natural Squirrel Wraps 800.0(r
Taupe Caracul Wrap 1000.00
Broadtail Wrap 1200.00
Ermine Wrap , 1200.00
Natural Mink Ceat 1500.00
Natural Mink Wrap 1900.00
New
245.00
245.00
245.00'
245.00
265.00
295.00
395.00
495.00
595.00
595.00
745.00
945.00
French
Seal
Skunk
Trimmed 94.50
Regularly
195.00
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Extra She Ceata and Wrapt Frem 46 te 54 Butt
H4t 5m( U tvi tlu4ltft VrmeX Seal tfvaf Conn)
BKBfr.5
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Moleskin
Wrape .
175.00
Bajrelarly
360.00
7.50
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Cktkn f
Natural Squir
ral, Jap Mink
aad Keliaaky.
14.50
Reg. 30.09
Ckaktri of
Stema MarUa,
Natuial Mink,
T a u p and
Brown F..
29.50
Reg. 60.00
C h k a r of
BlaiaaMSabU,
Ba Martaei
anal S te '
Marten.
44.50
Reg. 70.00
Paarl Cray
Fx, Dyad
lua Fex and
Hudsen Bay
Sable Chek.ri.
79.50
Reg. 160.00
S telas e f
Kelinsky, Jap
Mink and
Natural
Squirrel.
This is but a partial list. Our entire remaining stock is included in this event
P.urchating Agents' Order Accepted
r.Ji
Natural
Squirrel
Coats
265.00
Regularly
630.00
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EVERY girl willte in
terested in these chic
r.cw Scarf-and-Hat Sets
we are showing in our
Sweater Department. A
smart Fiber Silk Scarf
with Seft Sports Hat te
match. The set complete
in Reman stripes at
$9.75; in plain colors,
$9.00.
Tweed Capes in a geed assortment of
patterns and colorings $14.50 te $32.50.
Belivia, Veldyrie, Piquetine Capes and
Wraps $35.00 te $99.50.
Coats of Angera, Camel's hair, Tweeds,
Tricotine and Cordine $18.50 te $65.00.
Misses' S-piece Costume Suits in Trice
tine, Peiret Twill, Crepe de Chine, Krepe
Knit, Silk and Weel Knitted Fabrics
$25.00 te $97.50.
Tweed Suits, tailored or trimmed
$25.00 te $65.00.
Tricetine, Peiret Twill and Cordine
Suits; many styles plain, embroidered,
bead or braid trimmed nt $29175 td $65.00.
Tweed Cape-Suits (cape .and skirt) of
plain or Denegal tweeds $22.50 te $35.00.
Dresses of Krepe-Knit, Georgette, Can Can
eon; many beautiful beaded and embroid
ered jityles, also the leng-waisted and
straight-line effects $18.50 te $112.00. .
Sports Dresses of Krepe-Knit, Crepe de
Chine, Cambridge Crepe and a host of
ether materials in "all the new spring
shades $17.50 te $63.00.
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The Sketches
(A) Three-piece Suit of plaid flannel
$77.50.
(B) Cape'ef vehlyne $53.00.
(C) Betty Wales Dress $35.00.
(D) Scotch Tweed Ceat, leather
trimmed $55.00. . -
(E) Tricetine Tailored Suit special at
$29.75.
(F) Tweed Cape and Dtess $23.00.
(G) Dress of crepe de chine and vcleur
checks $17.50.
Women's Suits
Kellytwccds in. all the wanted
I colors; coat-and-skirt styles, also
drcss-and-cape effects at $2e.0u,
Other tweeds and mixtures, American-made
and imported materials,
at $29.75, $35.00 and up te $52.50.
In navy and black tricetlncs,
l prices cemnience at $35.00 for tai
lered models; ether mere elaborate
styles at $47.50 te $88.00. Many
designed especially for the large
figure.
TWEED-O-WOOL Suits in plain
shades, including black and heather
mixtures; three styles at $22.50
each. TWEED-O-WOOL v3-piece
Knickerbocker Suits for outdoor
wear $39.50.
VANRAALTE
Silk Vests of extra
quality; flesh color,
m a iz e, Nile and
orchid special Sat
urday at $1.15.
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Saturday will be a geed time te get your new Spring
Hat. March is mere than half gene; Easter is only a
month away. Our regular stocks are at their best now new
charming Hats at $10.00, $12.50, $15.00, $20.00, $25.00
and higher prices. In addition te these, we shall have
ready tomorrow a special let te sell at
$6.75
All new and shown for the first time. Larue Hats
Small Hats, Hats for the girl in her 'teens, Hats for the
matron. We feel certain they cannot be duplicated anv
where in Philadelphia at se low a price. .
Girls' Coats
What could be mere practical for
the girl of 8 te 16 years than one of
these Bex Coats? The material is
Polaire cloth in tan or melon coler:
raglan sleeves: straight-line effect
without wit. rriMn(.
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Spring Dresses for Girls
Twe excellent models in JACK TAR Dresses at
$5.25 and $10.50. Sizes te 14.
New Irish Linen Oae-Piece Frecks at $13.50
sizes 12 te 16 years. ' -' y '
Bleemer Dresses in gingham checks ; full ranee
of colors $4.50; sizes 7 tb 12.
ii MARY ELLEN Dresses in gingham, seisette,
voiles and dimities $9.75 te $15.00.
French Seisette Middies in white ; short sleeves
colored silk tie fi.7fi. lna in ie' ' ,eeve8
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Women's Coats
Capes in Tweeds, Veldyne, Mar
vella, Kasha, Krepe-Knit, Crepe
Faille; plain, embroidered, beaded,
stitched, braided. Prices range
from $18.75 for tweed and Peiret
twill up te a lovely Embroidered
Silk Faille Cape, trimmed with
monkey fur, at $193.00.
Fer $18.00 you can get a practi
cal Spring Ceat in attractive mixed,
effects. Fer" $120.00 ;you;can get a
luxurious "Wrap in two-tone combi
nations of Sorrento and, gray vcN
dyne, Many styles and prices ui
between. .'
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Plaids, tweeds, pleated prunclUli
some fringed, 'Others plain; 100 of,
mum en special sale aturaay
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$3.85
All sizes te start with up te 8lj
waist, but the large sites will sell
fast.. Be here early. m
Other Skirts in various
and materials at 95.95. ? !J
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