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ipEClAL AFFAIR. PLANNED
Ac iVl'tle of the t.clen Pests In
YfifrttfUnnlt constitute n large part
ijif (hy femmiiniiy mr, n..uruu.g w vc-
., . mnmrni ruin
s',. ViMHIlk mandrr Jeseph
II. Thompson,
who lias just
5 flBHIRuS completed a ur-
t D6IMnBH vv nf rnnrrft ri.
gardins these ac
tivities at the
headquarters In
(. mMmf this city.
nk a mult of the survey. Cem--J...
Thnmnsen announced that the
!mM of the Keystone 8tete arc mere
Km than the pest of any ether State.
"Teere nas Decn muuu m cmj ....
Mnitr a particular place for the ac
JutlM of the American Legien," he
Sid "and these activities are of a very
SKfrtlfied nature. Frem conferences
He leaders elsewhere I knew that they
IrDtM these of ether States.
ith th various nhases of BevV
VV celebration, festered by the llo lle
' Clubs of the State, the Lelen
embers were found te have been
Btraerainaniy ii
Ten new members, will be admitted
'te'Geerne H. Imhof Pest at n meeting
fMt Saturday cvcnlnit in P. O. 8. of
tx Hall. Dnuphln street east of Twen-
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Hut-
Preetad Aialnit Otad
band'a Relatives
Legal ncllen by the, .Nouns widow of
Thompson McCliire. wenjHiy publisher,
te question the manner In which, she
was kept Hi ignorance of her husband's
whereabeut,' will be pushed regardless
of his death.
Mr. MclMure, who was, seventy-two
years old, died .In the Pennsylvnnlii Hei.
pltnl for Mental Diseases.
Mrs. McClure closed yesterday her
large house at Woodlyn, N .T., and will
t-L'mtnt'hAJP.h
sWsaJti. today, she prefers net te Uly
Vuss Ker plans, " r
r. Mr, McClure was takin w-veral weeks
e le flic Went Jersey Hnmcepathlc
Ityspltnl In Camden en advice of physt-
tiBiis. tie (iisappearru irem tncre April
1'J, and the Camden County authorities
Were asked by Mrs. McClurcate nld In
locating him, The search began at once
nnd ltd all ever the eastern part of the
United States. One clue after another
was followed out without success.
Finally the aged man was located In
me innmiuen nerc. iinecaft corpus
proceedings had been Instituted by Mr.
McClure several days before his death.
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TEXACO
GASOLI N E
THE WILAY0gtE GAS
(Vl--tiUty: tk$ miintu with whith iauttnt fats p its pwr)
it.. ninth. The nest will attend me-
fawrltl servlees ,ln Bethlehem Baptist
) Church, Eighteenth and Yerk streets.
'KtnJiy evening, .May 28. A memorial
sttetey of historic' war relics will be
fkttd uhder the auspices of the pest at
iett't, Bouvier nnd Yerk streets, May
St t .11. A "miff anrl hlntr" anplal
fvi conducted by the auxiliary last
JtmIc, and proved quite n success.
KILLED IN COLLISION
(Mn. Alice Northrop Fatally Hurt
When Train Hits Aute
Mm. Alice N'orthren. slxtr-ene rear
Jtld, president of the Scheel Nature
iMMue, was Kiuca. ana Jirs. uiciinid
jlirtlt, treasurer of the league, was
ttleusly injured, and a man named
lltitcn, who wa te have conducted a
iiummer camp for the league, near
jMeunt Washington, Dutchess County.
7WU nurc wncn meir niuomeDiie wax
truck bv a train en a grade crossing at
Mennt Kiga, north of Millerton, X. Y..
en Biturday.
Mrs. Northrop lived at Yenkcrs. She
wli the widow of Jehn T. Northrop,
fcrmerly a professor nt Columbia Uni
unity, who was killed in a laboratory
iiplosien while experimenting, about
tin years age. ' .
Mrs. Northrop and Mrs. Hirsh. with
Mr. Sexten and a chauffeur employed
by Mrs. Hush's husband, left New
Yerk Saturday morning te go te Mount
Wathlngten te inspect the site for the
(proposed camp, which was te have been
opened in July en property near a
country home belonging te Mrs. Nor
throp. FIRE DAMAGES FACTORY
Watehman Discovers Blaze at Six
teenth and Reed Street-
1 Fire early today slightly damaged the
1 interior of the M..Kalikman paper box
factory nt Sixteenth and Heed streets.
. The Btmea were confined te several bins
irhere waste pnper is stored.
It nas shortly after " o'clock Unit
the night man. while making his
rounds, detrrtrd tlir nrlnr nt nnnli 11a
I found the paper in the bin, which Is
incsiea in tne rear or me nrst noer, en
die. He turned in an alarm. The less,
tcferdlnj te factory empleyes, is slight.
AUTO HITS GIRL; 6 RIBS SNAP
Mil Margaret McLeughlln Carried
Inte Siater'a Ward In Hospital
Miss Margaret Mcl.eughlln, twentv twentv
em years e'd. 1000 Harlan itreet. was
rtmck by an automobile at Seventeenth
Knt and Girard nvenue yesterday aft aft aft
wnoen nnd was carried Inte St. Jo Je
epb's Hospital, one block away, and
PUcm in a ward in which her sister, n
.. npa uil uui.v,
;J'r injuries consist of six fractured '
ri. Th driver of the automobile, i
wan liieecr. lien West Dauphin
m: was arrested.
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Th 7rnu Ctrnfianyl V. S. A
TEXACO
GASOLINE
Run It with Texaco Gat
Ttxte Pitrtltum Prtiuctt
TEXACO
MOTOR OILS
Save it with Texaco Oil
"Tep 6iht TMerninycAL day tenqi
End each strenuous day of business
or housework or play with the
same brisk, cheerful freshness with
which you started it !.
GROUND
RIPPER
WALKING SHOES
Keep you feeling fit and fine
from the ground up
Conforming pliantly with the supple flexing
of your feet at every step, they let you carry
life's lead lightly encourage enjoyment of
the most and best each moment has te give.
W$ 1am that wendtrul thou or Men, Women and Children
The Ground Gripper Shee Stere
1502 Chestnut St.
On of our mart
ntumedtli Jet
Women
Vlmeit nt ilyhek
Comfert
Gelden Anniversary
Upen the completion of half a century of consecutive business in
this city wc take pride in announcing that
Wednesday, May 10th, 1922
marks the Fiftieth Anniversary rf the founding of this estab
lishment. On May lOtli, 1872, the late Samuel Kind
started this business in a modest way at 241
Market Street, Philadelphia. He remained actively
at the head of the business through its many jcar.
of progress until his death in 191 "5. The business
is new being conducted by tluec sons of the
" founder, who have associated with them a highly
trained and efficient group "of loyal employees,
many of whom have been with the firm for mere
than a quarter of a century.
Wc feel sincerely indebted te the thousands
of customers of the old days, as well as the new,
vdie have shown b their continued patienage (in
many cases two and sometimes three generations
of the tame families) their fidelity te this firm.
A cordial invitation is extended te all our
friends, customers and ethers te visit our store
'en Wednesday.
The honor of your presence will be greatly
appreciated.
S. Kind & Sens, j no chestnut st.
DIAMOND MKUt-'HANTS Ji:wKi.i;i;a-riiuvi:it.s.iiTiis
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Don't Miss the
Great Sale of
Dresses
Hundreds of Women's and Misses'
New Silk Frecks at Prices That
Give no Indication of Their Value
, Fresh, new Dresses just unpacked for this Sale, and
arranged in nine different groups, each group delightfully
varied; and each price se far below the real value one
can hardly believe one's eyes. High-grade Street, After After
neon,,Dinner and Sports Dresses,' with style distinction
in every detail and fine quality in every thread. At
UM $18.75 $22.50 $30.00
$35.00 $40.00 $50.00
Canten crepe, crepe de chine, Krepe-Knit, crepe Georgette,
taffeta, plain and drop-stitch tricelette, Chnmmy-knit, foulard-and-crepe
Georgette combinations, crepe Romaine, Reshanara crepe,
crepe Rema, chiffon and velette. Plenty of white for graduation,
plenty of black, nnvy blue and brown, as well asthe new blues,
henna, rust, grays, periwinkle, orchid and tan. Certainly an ex
cellently varied collection.
Mistra' Sizes, If, te SO yean, fli.OO, $18.7r, and fS2.!0.
Women's Dretses, $18.75, $22.50, $30.00, $35.00, $40.00 and $50.00.
H Strswbrldse L Clothier Second FJoer.Urket Street
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22,000 Yards of the Most Desirable
White and Colored Dress Cottens ;
One-third Under Price Te-morrow!
We heve lintpci hfrp. enlv six letsin this extraordinary Sale of Cotten Fabrics for
Rummpr' garments. But tffere are many ether equally attractive values, including!
hnrh atnrrlv and fine, sheer weaves in wide variety at the same exceptional saving
Fanr.vl One's suddIv of Dress Cottens at one-third less than the usual price! That ii
the economy opportunity here, te-morrow.
Dress Gihghams28c
A special purchase from one of the foremost
American manufacturer. Fast-color checks, in
blue-and-white, pink-and-white, black-and-white
and green-and-white, also three-color broken
checks; 32 inches wide.
Printed Voiles 35c
Beautiful designs in fine 38-inch Dress Voiles.
Grounds arc navy blue, Copenhagen blue, black or
giay, many printed in foulard effects.'
Dotted Veife55c
One of the most-wanted of summer Dress
Cottens. Navy blue, brown, black, heliotrope and
reseda, Voiles with appliqued dots in white; 38
inches wide.
Pajama Checks 18c iy
There arc 4000 yards of these neat White
Checked Cottens se in demand for pajamas and
youngsters' rompers and cool dresses; 36-inch.
White Peplin -22c
White Mercerized Peplin, 27 inches wide, that"
leeks well after repeated launderings. A popu
lar fabric for nurses' uniforms as wcU as for
women's nnd children's dresses.
White Voile- -28c ,
Beautiful Voiles in novelty weaves, neat checks
or broken plaids. They will be fashioned into the
daintiest of cool summer frocks and lleusc3. In
3C-inch width.
-T- Htraul.rMn 'lethlr AUI 3 rihI A Onlr.
Muslin Underwear in Wide
Variety in The Sale
Women interested in Lingerie and what woman is net will
be interested In this Sale. Fer values are exceptional, variety is
greater than for years pnst. These arc only a few of the specially
purchased under-price lets that make this an all-important event.
Cambric Night Gowns, surplice neck $1.00 te $1.50
Nainsoek Envelope Chemises 75c te $2.50
Crepe Night Gowns, plain or figured $l.ne and $2.00
Bleemers, of various weaves 50c te $2.00
Step-in Drawers, of batiste, crepe or novelty cottons
50c te $1.25
7- Stmwbildge Clothier Thiid Heer, Wet
Neck Furs
Natural Stene Marten
Chokers, in animal effect,
$29.50 te $42.50. Twe-skin
Scarfs, $67.50 te $100.00.
Fine Fex Scarfs
American Fex in all fash
ionable shades, $20 te $38.00.
Canadian Fex, in black, brown
and taupe, $23.00 te $30.00.
Seuth American Fex, in differ
ent shades, $9.75 te $22.50.
Alaska Fex, in brown, black,
walnut, taupe, white and nat
ural silver, $57.50 te $375.00.
Second Fleer. Kllbert Street
Women's Linen
Handkerchiefs,
Of sturdy Irish linen, hem
stitched. A quality that sets
n new high standard at this
low price. Atsl- J2. Market Street
High-grade
Twill Suits
Including These With
New Leng Coats
$50.00 te $67.50
Tricetines and fine Twills en the
slim, svelt lines of the artistecrats
among Suits, and showing the smart
details of the -finest tailoring. Alse
some elaborately embroidered models
nmeng them. Coats in all lengths from
the box effects te 38-inch Coats.
Twill Cord and Tricetine
Suits, $35.00 te $47.50
Straight-line belted models, semi-fitting and
slashed-scnin models, many with tailored folds
for tiimming. Black and navy blue.
It Hjrnwurldge It Ciethl'r Second f'loer lnii
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MerningDresses
$5.00
Of checked
Kingham, as
fresh and
springlike as
a May morn
ing. Brown,
green, navy
blue or red
with white.
The slim,
straight- line
is all the
smarter for
fullness ever
the hips. Col Cel
1 a r, tucked
vest and fly
ing panels of
crisp white
eigandic are
c h armingly
d i stinctive.
as the sketch shows.
Mrawbridce Clothier
Third Kloei. nibeit Street. Weit
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Te-morrow Mere Than
7000 Men's Shirts
All conforming te rt -J J. p- Practically
our usual hiph stand- N I ZL wanted weav
ard of quality. T pattern is included
1500 Corded and Striped Madras Shirts worth one-fourth mere.
600 Mercerized Batiste Shirts worth three-feurlhs .mere.
J500 Woven Madras Shirts worth double.
1000 Madras Shirts worth one-half mere.
1200 Fine Percale Shirts worth one-fifth mere.
600 Cantex Rep Shirts worth one-third mere.
500 While Cheviot Shirts worth one-third mere.
. 500 Tan Jersey Shirts worth one-half mere.
Could there be any mere important opportunity te
select a full season's supply ?
V-- Straw Ijiidge k Ulnthiei hrtat Meie llishth rtuet
Yeung Men's and Men's
Spring Suits Reduced
One-third te Half!
Every suit from regular stock. Made f
our regular, dependable manufacturers. All
made te conform te our own strict standards
of fine tailoring. Five new price groups that
are attracting wide attention and producing
plenty of actien:
Spring Suits of Worsted I (P 1 A Zft
and ether materials !'''
Suits made by Alce, Q 1 Q IZfk
Wickham and ethers O "J V
Suits made by Alce and Oy FZflf
ether manufacturers P &' V
Suits of Hart, Schuffuer QQQ Zft
Marx and Alce Makes tP elf
Suits from our best 1 fl DO IZfk
groups repriced fVOOeUV
Incomplete in range of si7es, which is the
leasen for such drastic reductions, but plenty
of sizes and styles and shades for njen of
every type and taste.
Ik. Struwurldgc 4 Clothier Second fleer Hail
ery ppd
find "
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Beys' Suits With
Extra Trousers
$8.75
A Reduced Price
Suits of all-wool Cheviot in.
mixed shades, new at a much
reduced price. Mohair-lined
coat and full-lined knicker
bockers. Sizes 7 te 16 years
new ?8.75.
2'Treusers Suits, $10JO
All-wool. Geed value. For
merly at a higher price. Plenty
of colorings. Sizes 8 te 17
years.
2-Trousers Suits, $23.50
Many are from Hart,
Schuffncr & Maix.
Special Wash Suits, $135
Special in pi ice, special In
material, special in their care
ful finish. Popular colors in
both middy and Oliver Twist
styles. Sizes 3 te 9 years
new $1.9.").
Second Ploer. nitwit Street. Eit
Fine French Voile
BLOUSES
Frill Blouses trimmed with
Irish lace. Peter-Pan Blouses
trimmed with Irish or wide
filet laces. Convertible-cellar
models, w i t h Valenciennes
laces and embroidered panels.
All especially designed te
wear with the fashionable low
cut suits and speits sweaters.
Prices ?e.50 te .?7.50.
Perte Rican Hand-Made
Blouses. S3.75 te $16.50
All of the finest French
voile, with exquisite hand-work
and fine laces.
-.trjnl.rldp I Clethlei
Second Fleer Centre
Men's Fine Straw Hats
Frem England $1.95
That's a price for
Knirlisli i.n... U.. .1... i i j ,
men here f.em all parts of Philadelphia-and we be ievc it S
Hats .n smait shaves, all with comfort cushions. Fine lennit.
ei cneic cuce. (ircat value $1.9i5.
I Stral,r.B.. Clmii er S-cend fleer Market Htret. Ea.t
with aw
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Beautiful Deuble-width
Silk Canten Crepe
$2.65
A Heavy
Lustrous
Quality
Regularly
close te one
half mere
Net only is this All-Silk Crepe in that fine, crinkly weave that
distinguishes Canten, but it is in- a heavy, dependable quality and
double width. The let is large but the demand will be great, se we
advise early selection. In these shades
White Copenhagen
'I'inU Periwinkle
Orchid Meadow Lark
Silver Tan Jade
Steel Peppy Red
Taupe Weed Brown
Henna
('anna
Murine
Xavy lilue,
Rlack
Seal Rrewir
H-V Straw hrldiir t riethler AU'e , Centre
A New Medel in
Neme Kepservice
Corsets at $7.00
M e d e 1
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ed, is just
I lie Corset
for women
who requiie
firm corset
ing ever
the hips
a n d back.
Klast'e in
serts in the
low bust
and bread
bands of
clastic i n
the skirt
are arrang
ed te give the best figure lines
and te distribute and control
excess flesh. Fer greater com
fort the front clasp is gradu
ated, and the Corset is rein
forced ever the abdomen. Price
S7.00.
Other Neme Corsets
$3.00 te $13,10
Neme Circlet Brassieres
$1j00 te $5.00
Mraubmip t rimhi
Thlil Kloei Market Hirecr, W i
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Fine Housekeeping Linens
at Attractive Lew Prices
,1,-0 . ' ? , P,;.''Pf'ttl bride nhke will de well te select from
the.P dependabli. Linens. Net only w ,ualitv the finest at thS
pr-ce , but prices themselves am moderate. Many let: s arc r n etabl v
irfnUnf" r,CB.U,n,'"". And this ' ,he facc '- the new tariff , Se
Scotch Tabic Linens
Deuble Linen Damask
Hiiiner Cleths and Napkins,
--H h, ?,.u0 a dozen. line tve v. X'nnkin, ( '.inv.
inch. .S9.50 a dozen. Cleths, 'finer
quality, $10.00, $12ri0 and
S13.00. N'aukins. 24.incVi sir. en
S7 Z du "n f i CU rt'""- frhiacd-SMO a dozen
nJlfj; i ' "'" .-y'". i"'y.blcachcd$6.00
Hemstitched l.men Damask lnch Napkins $0.00
t '" v s r'"l"-.d.-e i t elhler- ALU II, Centre
Twe cNcllcnt fiialities 70-
niwu i.iiuiKiSrC, line uir innvi'
ueuuie Uamask, 71 -inch. M.00 a
vard. and 22-inch Napkm...
."10.50 n de;:en.
700 Philippine Dresses
Fer Babies of 6 Months
te 2 Years
$1.75
A Saving of Mere
Than One-Third
Coel lit tie white Xainsoek Freck
fine and dainty and cxnuisltelv mad. '
, . Net only is each scam hand-run, but
tnp ciu'ular yoke is beautifully cmbieidcied and scalloped by skill
ful fingers.
Mothers will net" the deep hems, the nrat seams and the
dainty simplicity of lye with delight. As for the value it cannot
be surpassed at ?1.7.'i. ,
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