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Upper. Darby High Scheel Stu
dents New Think Heme Is
Best Place
FOUND IN NEWARK, N. J.
The two I'npcr Darby High Scheel
irl who left their homes In Eaut
Iinwlewnc Wlnwilay, seeking "fld
'vrnturc," re liehic today, nerry-that
ther rntiMvl their parents worry, but
unwilling but satlaflcd with their "ad
entitreq." The glrlN-nre Kstella .Tohnsen, fix fix
leen, dniijlitcr of Peter O. Jehnsen, of
110 Onk avenue, East Ijanwiwne, and
Eleaner Sweet, eighteen, daughter of
H. 0. Bwcel, Hustle Apartment, Fern-
Parents of the girls were tee glad te
cet them bark te reprimand them, ai
ther had threatened.
Anyway, It wasn't homesickness that
made them return. On that point Miss
Jehnsen la sure. ...
They were intercepted by the police
a$ Newark. N. J., yesterday, where
they had taken refuge at the -Y. W. O.
A., and were brought backnst night
by Mr. Jehnsen.
"We were afraid we'd get caught If
we went te the Y. W. C. A..'r aald
Miss Jehnsen, "but we were tramping
around Newark clad In knickerbockers
and had no place te go."
Aa she told 'of the escapade Mis
Jehnsen kept her big brown eyes
turned toward the fleer, and answered
most questions with merely a shake of
jicr bobbed hair.
"We were net homesick, most cer
tainly net.V she raid. "We were bored
with school, of course, but then there
were a let mere reasons why we wanted
te take the hike. If we had stepped te
think and realised what worry we were
going te cause our parents we would'
never have gene.
"We were headed for Detroit, Beth
of us hare friends there. I dpn't knew
hew tc could hare made it en the '.$7
that we had left between us. but we
were en our way. We had $17 when
we started from home.
"We had a let of fun along the
iay, and were only stepped once. Tbat
was en the Roosevelt Boulevard, where
a man Ktepped us and asked where we
were from and where we were going.
We told him we came from Baltimore)
and were going te New Yerk te see soma
rcinuvcs.
"Then we walked and walked and
walked. It seemed like a nevcr-cndlng
read, se finally we decided te hop en
busses. Wc did and flnnlly landed In i
Newark at about 8 P. M. last night. I
We didn't want te. go te the Y. W. C.
A., bt we knew of no place else te
je."
Miss Jehnsen admitted reluctantly
that she would stnrt back te school to
morrow. She did net explain where
they hnd acquired the khaki knickerbockers.
STOKOWSKI TO BE HOST
Will fcntartaln at Drnner- All These
, r Ctftneeted .With OrcKitra
Dr. I.eonehU Htokewsicl. mmlnMni.
of'.the Phr&flelphm Orc.ciM u te
give a dinher-te 'M men" next Men
day nignt at the .MuMtMi .tts Club.
Eighteenth nml Ranstead MidstM. The
dltinpr ulll nffnnl Tlr. .fiitinu-1l tl.
opportunity lie illd-net have, following'
tiie preMniouen ei me .i-nuaaillilii,:
"Award of ,$10,000 last Thursday nluht.
of giving credit, for part of the signal
honor-bestowed upon him, te his nw
elates. v j
An official announcement of tiie din-
twr was made yesterday as folleyn r
"All .of the, 104 men, from Dr.Rlcn,
tiw "concert master, te the triangle
player, will beentertained by Dr. Hto Hte Hto
kewskl.at.tht dlnner.Rut the player
will net -be t he only guests. Dr. Mto Mte Mto
kewskl wished, te include In the fes
tivities atl. of the persons who contrib
ute their1 labors-, te the Orchestra con-certs-;-;tnese
x who appear en the
platform' as well aslthese who usually
are" neLMett.by the public." '.
ItATK VOU'sttlKKD THE PLKDOR
Don't dtljr. Ott today'! Pvsliu Lkik..b
ml jm-tf.'Pldir of Civic, FW' toup teup toup
eld l'hllndelpMa'i oed nam en aViry w
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culen. ..Toe ewa It te yourself arid te mu
home city. Mnd yeur.pledta te tha Vvm
wu uniwiBB.- iav
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WALK-OVER
Standard Walk-Over Quality
in new styles accepted by men who
seek newness without breaking the
bounds of geed taste. Dozens of
up-te-date styles at this new price.
Harpers .1228 market
Wak)i)er
Sheps -
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1022 CHESTNUT
3-A
STEAL $415 IN JEWELRY
Robbers Jimmy Frent Doer of Haxel
Avenue Heuse
Robbers entered the home of II. M.
Temejan, at B1G0 Hazel avenue, dur
ing the absence of the family some
time between 2:110 o'clock yesterday
afternoon and 11 o'clock Inst night.
They ransacked the house and Mele
cash and jewelry te the amount of
415. I
l'ntrnnec te the house was obtained
tlueush the front deer, which hnd been
jimmied open.
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After-Dinner Jrichs
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N'e. 112 Tumbler Balanced en Card
Te balance a playlni; card en a
tumbler in u mjsterieus.fcat. but when
jeu balance the card en edge and stand
the tumbler en top of it you will create
a sensation. .
Te prepare for the trick previously
lay two cards facts down and bend one
or them backwards, lengthways near
the center, Lay this folded card face
down en the ether and glue one of the
bent halves te the back of the ordinary
jard. When the double card is ready
ler use held the loose . flap pressed
Uiltly t0. thc rar(1' a,1(1 " will npiwar
Ulte ordinary. By rclcasliiR the flap
Md bringing if. back at ilglit angles,
tne card mny be placed anywhere with
a tumbler en top of it.
CepiWpit, J9M, by Publio Ltdatr Company
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This New jniM fSSrSSOKk
88-Nete H9 ni gJSlI HI
Player IPR ! SpJUl II I
$289 W'iW
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It will pay
you te act
quickly, as
there will be
a great rush
for these
new 88-note
metal tube
double -ac
tien players.
Your old
piano taken
in exchange.
Sold en
Terms '
We have hundreds of
used uprights taken in
exchange, also many
new pianos and
player-pianos which
must be sold at once
te make room for our
newer models which
are arriving daily from
the factory.
rLeWiBHKIlil
price wLmJSm&slk-
new iTzTi ' IIBBSgi
FREE
We are giving away one $150 talking
machine for the best written essay
limited te 300 words regarding How Hew
ard Vincent Pianos. Guaranteed 25
years. Contest expires April 25, 1922.
Address all answers te Dept. O.
This old established piano house founded in i860
vvpcu iiieuuajt. TTcuuciuay ana rnaay CTeningi unting This Sale
HOWARD VINCENT
836-838-840-842-844-846 NORTH SIXTH ST.
Brdwning,King & Ce-
152nM526 CHESTNUT STREET
An offering no man can overlook
IMPORTANT SALE .
of
All -Weel Fancy Suits
Overcoats
New $ 18.50
Values up te $45
an
BUSINESS
HOURS
9 te 5:30
STRAWBRIDGE & CLOTHIER
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FILBERT ST.
"Talk Philadelphia" Ut Her Products Speak for Themselves J
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IN THE OPENING EXPOSlflQN
Women's Coats and Capes
In Spring's Full Variety
Including tfie largest and most varied collections of moderately
priced .coats and Capes we have ever shown.
Weel Valeur Capes, $10.00
Unlincd Weel Velour Capes, In Copenhagen
blue and shades of tan; one model smartly
stitched.
Weel Velour, Plaid, Herringbone and
Tweed Capes of All Kinds, $22.50 te $50
Tricetine Capes at $21.50
In black and navy. Made in the style
sketched and silk-lined throughout $21.60.
Others of veleurs and twills, $25.00 te $50.00.
Smart Sports Coats, $17,50
Geed mannish imedels of herringbone,
veleurs or tweeds, $17.50. Others of tweeds
in mixed grays and browns, $25.00 te $45.00.
Sports Coats of the Seft
Tan Coating at $21.50
Seff, light-weight, and lined throughout,
$21.50. Others, some with .plaid back, $25.00
te $35.00.
Camel' 8-hair Coats, full-lined, $45.00
VtUity Coats at $27.50
' Well-tailored, all-around trcltcd models of
wool velour, in black, blue and brown; silk
lined throughout, $27.50. Others of Belivia
weave, with fringe threw cellar, $40.00.
3 StrwbrlJc & Cletliler Second Fleer, Centre
The Finest Assortment of
WemenS Silk Frecks at $25
in Several Years
' . Tricolctte Dresses in straight-Une, tunic
and panel styles, plain-tailored effects, ethers
smartly embroidered. ? Taffeta frocks in long-
waisted and surplice styles wun sasnes
and full straight skirts. Navy blue,
brown, black and rust color 25.00.
' Practical Crepe de Chine
Dresses, $13.50 te $20.00
In navy, brown and black. With plaited
skirts, plaited and embroidered tunics; short
and long sleeves: surplice bodice and over ever
blouse styles, or made with self-vcstee and lenc
rolling cellar.
New Collection of
Afternoon Dresses
$32.50 te $47.50
Canten crepe, Krepc-knit and taffeta silk,
in very smart styles. Lene-waisted YiedWs
with smart panels en skirts; normal vaist vaist
Ijne Dresses with draped skirts, also straight
line vahd plaited models. Seme have lace
veslees; ethers are beaded or embroidered.
Seme have contrasting colors in the trimming.
Black, navy blue, brown and rust.
' r- Mrau fcrldite i. Cle'th'cr Second T.oer
Beautiful Showing of
Tailored Twill Suits
$25.00 te $45.00
Mcn's-wear s,erge, tricetine and twill. Black
and navy blue. Medels with coats that can be
worn with or without the belt; straight-line
models; models variously trimmed with folds of
self material; etherfa embroidered und braid
trimmed. The smart Suit bketched, $45.00.
Finer Suits in Tailored '
' Twills, $50.00 te $65.00
Seme in Extra Sizes
Tricetine, tricefine and twill cord. Suits
with beautifully tailored, conservative lines; or
with edges smartly bound with silk braid; some
embroidered. Seme with the new flaring sleeves
as their chief distinction; ether models flaring
from the shoulder and loosely girdled at the
waist-line.
Suits of Skibo Tweeds
Frem $25.00 te $30.00
In gray, tan, blue, rose and heliotrope. Belted
meiels and models without belts; semi-fittintr
models and straight-line effects; some with blot
seams. In the same tirien ran en am I h r...
Suits with the long circular cape and the trim two-piece skirt.
S-- Straw brtdse . Clothier Second Tloer. Centre
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BoysShees Correctly
Designed Made te Wear
High bhees and Oxferca in new spring styles
prices that parents will pronounce attractive, indeed,
most interesting groups
Tan calf English last Shoes
with full round lees, sizes 2
te G, at $6.00.
Youths' tan calf Foet-foim
Shoes, bread nature-shaped
lasts, eak-tanned welted soles,
sizes 11 te 2, at $4.50.
Black und tan English and
round-tee Shoes, straight tips,
welted oak-tanned leather soles,
sizes 2Va te 6, at $6.00.
Chestnut br6n calf Lace Shoes, English lasts, oak-tanned
welted soles and rubber heels special at $3.45.
Blucher Shoes of Scotch grain leather, medium wide tees, S:i.43.
k Strawlirldj Clothier KiBhtli and Tlltwrt Streets
niaikcd ut
Among the
Oxfords of uhebtnut brown
Scotch grain leather, English
last, straight tipt., with centre
perforation, at $7.00.
Tan grain leather, with
medium round tees; Brogue
styles, at ?6.00.
Youths' chestnut brown
Scotch grain Oxfords, witli full
round tees, sizes 11 Hi te 2, at
$6.50.
600 Fine Silk
PETTICOATS
Average Saving of
One-third at
$3.85
Straight, slim-looking styles, models ruffled and plaited, us gay
of hue or as conservative us one likes.
Of Taffeta and Fleriswah Silks, Satin, Silk Jersey or
Jersey with Messallne Flounce $3JB5
3- Btrawbrldnc 4 Clethlev Sceud Flew, Centre, We it
New Ready for
Broadcasting!
RADIO
(Wireless)
Telephone
Station
Official-Radie Call
W F I
This was .the FIRST Stele
in Philadelphia te open a
department for the demon
stration and sale of practical
Radie Telephone Apparatus.
The announcement of the
opening of this department
was made en JANUARY 24th,
nearly two months age.
.This also is the FIRST Stere
in Philadelphia te open a Wire
less BROADCASTING STA
TION, LICENSED BY THE
POVERNMENT. Our official
call is W F.I; wave-length 360
metres.
NOTE Be ready te "listen
in" en our, first breadcasted
concert, new being arranged.
S'lrawbrldKe A Clothier
Fourth I'loer. Centre,
In the Opening
Exposition
The Favored
Furs of Spring
Moderately Priced
Frequently, the best-liked
are thc least expensive. The
following shown in excellent
assertments:
Natural Squirrel $13.e0 te
$27.50.
Natural Mink J te $52.
Natural Fitch $10 te $20.
American Opossum, resem
bling Stene Marten $5.00 te
$17.50.
Patagonian Fex, in all the
new shade? $12.00 te $25.00.
American Fex $28.50 te
$75.00. Straw hrldffe Clothier-
Second Fleer, Filbert Street
A Shower-Bath for
Your Tub, 85c
Everyone can have a cool,
invigorating shower - bath
whenever they like, with one
of these Rubber Bath Sprays
that fits ever any faucet.
Price, 85c. Others at 95c.
"Knickerbocker" Combina
tion Spray and Brush, for a
shower, shampoo and massHge
all in one at $1.30, $2.50,
$3.50 and $4.00.
Kenney Curtainless Showers,
at $10.00 and $20.00 each.
Straw brldje i. Ctuthler -Ilanement
The Sale
of Notions
Continues
Hair Nets, cap or fringe
shape, best shades 40j a dez.
Celluloid Hair Pins, 20c box.
Sew-en Hese Supporters
12c a pair.
Sanitary Aprons 05c each.
0. N. T. Darning Cotten
2c a ball.
Fancy Dress Girdleb 35c
and 65c each.
Rubber Household Aprons
35c each.
Curlex Hair Nets, cap or
fringe shape, single or double
mesh $1.00 a dozen.
Fancy Girdles, different
styles 35c each.
And many ether equally
attractive values in sewing
room needfuls.
Strawbrlda'e S. Cm i er I" lln
btreet Cmas AIhIh, ami Mule I -mre
Fer Men
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Seft Hats at $3.00
A special purchase of u
great quantity of these Hats
makca it possible te mark
them at such a low price.
Sand and tan ure ti.e lead
ing shades, and the styles are
varied enough te suit every
taste. Strawl.rWlj.-e S. iteiluei
Secfftnl rienr. Filbert Mr et Cam
Fine Shirts at $5.00
Crepe silk ShirU, in beauti
ful colorings and patterns, and
in all sizes. I
English Biondcleth Shirts
in plain white or stripe effects.
Strawhrldsc i cmtlilei
Hast Sture i; ulnii Sneu
Silk-Knitted
Four-in-Hands,
75c
These Feur-in-handb with
their handsome cress stripes
are knitted of silk, and uie
very geed value at 73c.
Sitr-iwbruliie Clothier
AUIe I, Marl.rt Street
Spring Millinery
$8, $10, $12, $15
In the Opening Exposition
All the new shapes of the season. large and small; all the new
bright shades and plenty of black, blues and browns; nil the new
straws, meshes and fabrics, the new ribbon and flower treatments,
the new quill and novelty feather trims. A glorious new showing
$8.00 te $15.00.
u . Mra bridge l Clothier Second Fleer. Market Street Wist
Ready-te- Wear Hats, $3. 00 te $8. 00
FIRST AND SECOND FLOORS
Plenty of smull suit Hats and plenty of the larger-brim types
te wear with spring frocks. Hundreds of Hats, tailored and
trimmed, for debutante or matron.
Misses' Tweed Suits in
New Spring Styles, $29.50
Belted, tailored one-button Coats and plaited-back models with
fancy pockets, all beautifully lined and tailored. One model
sketched. Tan, gray, cadet blue and brown. 11, 16 and 18 years.
Misses' New Coats, excellent value, $25.00
Belted Coats of soft cloaking, in tan and cadet blue. Raglan
and set-in sleeves. Sizes 14, 16 and 18 years.
Misses' Crepe de Chine and Canten
Crepe Frecks, $21.50 and $25.00
Slip-en, blouse and straight-line models, with
draped and paneled skirts; some beuded und em
broidered. Navy blue, brown, henna and tan.
Sizes 14, 16 and 18 year.
Girls' Jerseu Dresses, $4.25
Jersey cloth in navy blue, tan, green and henna.
Twe-niece belted styles with slip-en blouse; white
cellar and cuffs. Full plaited skirt
en lawn body. Sizes 8 te 14 years.
Small Girls' Smart Spring
Coats, from $10 te $27.50
Tweeds, basket-weave and soft
all-wool cloaking. Loese, double
breasted Coats with colored linen
over-cellar. And tailored and fancy fancy
belted Coats, some with fancy stitch
ing. Sizes 6 te 10 years.
Intermediate Girls' Spring
Coats, $25.00 and $29.50
Seft cleakine; in tan and cadet blue. Double Deuble
breasted and single-breasted Coats, some severely
tailored, ethers with fancy flap-seam back and
stitching. Sizes 14, 16 and 18 years. Medel
sketched, $29.50.
hr. fatriwbrldKe 4 C.ethier Second Tloer Jlaiet Stret
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B 'ft
Thousands of Men's Suits
Including Three Particularly
Noteworthy Greues at
$25.00, $30.00 and $35.00 "
new
unusuallj (me in quality indicative of the scasen'd
stuntiaru ei value-giving. A wonderful variety of styles, from
trimly-cut bur mesa sack Suits 40 distinctively tmart sports-jacket
styles. A wealth of fabrics and a handsome array of bpringtime
colorings. Plenty of sports styles in the rollectien at $2500
many of the Suits at $35.00 are of Halt, Schaffner &. Marx make.
Spring-weight Tep Coats
WOM, $25.00, $30.00, $35.00
Herringbones, kivtted fabrics and ether excellent
Twced3,
weaves.
Imported Gabardine Coats
$25.00, $29.50 and $39.50
Men's Separate Trousers
$5.00. $6.50 and $7.50
U'iclcham Suiti$J9.50 te $50.00
Stein-Blech Suits SW.OO le $55.00
Alce Suits $20.50 te $55.00
Hart, Schaffner d- Man- $35.00 te $55
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Men's Spring Oxfords
James A. Banister Ce. Oxfords $12.50
Oxfords from the James A. Banister Ce.. Enulish-lust, of
chestnut brown calf or of gunmetal calf, with straight Uds it vis
jblc eye'ets. and low. bread leather lrds. Pa tent leather EneHs h.
last, and tan en f nrul W11.V .,ln,.l i,..i.i.i ,,T..V V ".""? V
muuiuni leuiKi tees: aiiu en combination lasts. All at S12.."0.
Unusually Fine Oxfords at $9.00
1 M"''? Oxfords, in new styles; tan cordovan and chestnut
nwhnr nOr . si0I,d Tdium reuml teos' an(i chestnut brown
Ulucher Oxfords with medium round tees. Speeiul at $!).0t.
Attractive New Oxfords at $8.00
Chestnut brown calf Englihh-last laced Oxfords, and black
gunmetal ca t hnglish-Ia.st Oxfords; tan calf, medium round-tee
Oxfords in the most desirable style Special at $8.00.
High and Lew Shoes at 85.85
Desirable styles of chestnut-brown and gunmetal calf; Unglish
last Shoes i.nd Bluther Shoes with rubber hecK
- Hlrn ridBi' S. . nl'i or l.iuhili n
I F.ibtrt .streets
Desirable Axminster Rugs
At'JNew rnce Levels
Measure is in stoic for home-fuinisherd who visit the Uuk
Mere te-morrow for we have assembled an cxeent collection of J
Axminster Uuga, m the most popular room hires as well as extra
large sizes all marked at attractive low nr'ces.
kurh, h9 ft. Slii.Ot) te $24 75 Ruith 9x12 - nn ij m
Uug.8.3xl0.6 ft.. $33.50 te $42.50 nX ni2$gjl0
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