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Safe, gentle. Made in a world-famed
laboratory. Sold by all druggists.
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Choice Plants. and Bulbs
Aiteri. Calndlum or Elephant! Kr,
Daillaa, Oladleluiea, Pclunlaa. Rens.
Scarlet Sage, Snapdraa-ens, Tubvreaea.
Zinnias, etc.
Vegetable Plant
Streng plant of lenillna- varieties. Cab
bare, Cauliflower, EEC riant. Lettuce,
Pepper, Tomate. New Is a reed tlms te
et all of these out In the garden.
Toels for Lawn and
Garden
lawn Mewern Ijwh Rellers, Lawn
Sprinklers. Oarden Hete, Sprayers, Cul
tivators, Rakes, Hees. Insecticides, Fer
tlllaera and evi-rythlne needed for Lawn
and Qardtn.
Seeds, Plants, Toels
714-716 Chestant St.
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two-toned cloth; four lares drawers,
ahe box. Locking device that locks
all drawers with one turn.
GMMVOTE,
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Mrs.vWarburten Says Plnchet
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A CHANCE TO SAVE PARTY
"The, Jeb new in te get Tinchet bal bal
eots into the ballet-boxes In tomorrow's
election."
That is en extract from a lively call
mode today by Mr. Barclay II. War War
burten, vice chairman of the Republican
State Committee, te the women voters
of Pennsylvania.
"We have the kind of opportunity
that rmrtm armitr nnpfl in a century a
chance te put health and vitality back
Inte the Republican party In- this State,
snltl Mr. Warburton. "It would be te
the undying shame of Pennsylvania
women. If. through Indifference,
threuth Insufficient work, through leav
ing It te our neighbor, we missed our
one big chance In many years. I call
upon every loyal Republican woman in
Pennsylvania te come out en Tuesday
and tell the contractor bosses and her
Pennsylvania nelchbers and the world
generally that she is claiming her own
title te the itcpubiican l'arty.
Mrs. Warburton's communication te
the women of the State Is, in part, as
fellows :
'The real issue in the present Re
publican primary contest Is simply:
who Is te own the Republican Tarty In
Pennsylvania? The rank and flle of
the Individual voters or a few self-
constituted leaders?
"Tills Is why women must de all In
their power te elect Mr. Plnchet.
Won't you help? There Is only one
way: In the brief time that remains
we must get down te the business of
vote-getting. Talk with and convince
every woman with whom you come In
contact, telephone or telegraph, but
reach every one of your neighbors.
"I believe there has never been a
mere critical situation in the political
life of the State. The outcome of the
Pennsylvania women s fielit is being
watched nil ever the country, I
earnestly urge you te make a supreme
effort te de your part."
Mrs. Warburton urges the women of
every community, if they have net
already done se, te organize te get out
the vote tomorrow te go early te the
polls themselves te arrange te get cars
te transport te the neils the aged or
lntirm or these who live far away, and
In every way see te it that every pos
sible vote for Tinchet is actually .cast
tomorrow.
e have the sentiment nit erer the
8tate for Plnchet," Mrs. Warburton
sold, "but sentiment doesn't elect."
ASKS HAYS TO BAN FILMS
BASED ON RACE PREJUDICE
Mrs. Anne Blddls Sterling Cites
"Birth of a Natien" as Case
A ban en "sensational films appeal
ing te race prejudice" was suggested
te Will II. Hays, president of the Motion-Picture
Producers and Distribu
tors of America, by Mrs. Anne Riddle
sterling.
Mrs. Sterling Is chairman of the Inter-Racial
Committee of Philadelphia.
She wrote te Mr. Hays at the direction
of that committee, affiliated with the
Philadelphia Yearly Meeting of Friends.
"Our concern Is te bring about inter
racial understanding and geed will,"
Mrs. Sterling wrote, "and we feel
keenly the great handicap te euch kindly
relations which result from sensational
tilms, appealing te race prejudice.
"As a concrete example of such mischief-breeders.
I will cite 'The Mirth of
a Nntlen.' When films arc ready te
be shown. se much money has been
spent en them that it seems extremely
difficult te eliminate them. Hence wc
are appealing te you with earnest hope
and conviction timt you may have the
vision, the will and the power te check
this class of trouble-makers in its in
cipient stage."
$16,000 FOR CHARITY
Catholic Institutions Benefit In Will
of Mary A. Orlel
Various Catholic institutions and or
ganizations benefit under the will of
Mary A. Orlel, of 2K!7 Seuth Thir
teenth street. The will, admitted te
prebnte tills merninc. disposes of
$10,000.
Of this sums of $300 each are left
te St. Vincent's Heme, the Little Sis
tcrs of the Peer and the Society for the
Propagation of the Faith, and $200 te
the seminary of St. Charles Uorrenieo.
The dead woman's jewelry was be
queathed te the Sisters of Netre Dame,
te be used in n chalice.
About $1500 is used in private be
quests. What there is of residue gees
te St. lucent s Seminary.
The wills of Sura J. MacMlchacl, of
H2.12 Sniisein street, disposing of nn cs cs
tete of $0000. mid the will of Patrick
Malten, lll.'W North Wendle htreet,
leaving $4000, were also probated,
An Inventory filed for the estate of
the late Flflier Dalrymple, showed
$121.34:1.01. An inventory of the estate
of the late Emily J. Jenes showed
$72,378.05.
ALLEGED MASHER SHOT
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Yeung Weman Complains of Anney, j
ance te Patrolman !
An alleged mnsher was shot by a
policeman early this morning after a
young woman had complained he hud.
annoyed her by his attentions. Daniel
Kecgen, elg'iteen years out, inn .let
fcrsnn street. Is the mnn wounded. He
Is In I he West Philadelphia Homeo
pathic Hospital.
Kecgen's accuser, who disappeared
after the sheeting, approached Police
man Drewn, of the Peach and Media
streets station, and complained that
Kcevan hail trlstl te tilrt with licr at
FITtysecend htreet and rarkslde ave
nue. eKcgan was wounded as he fled
from the policeman.
pbIsent chapel bell
Valley Fergs Memerial Aided by the
Colonial Dames
The Delaware bell in the Valley
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of thirteen, will be presented te the
T1..1.. ..in .n Cfnnlt. tt Pnlnnlnn ri.Hinu
Announcement was made te this effect
at services in the chapel yesterday by
the Rev. Dr. W. Herbert Murk, the
rector.
This Is the fourth bell te be pre
sented, the Colonial Dames of Pennsyl
vania and MasRachusetst having already
presented one, while the Colonial
Dames of New Jersey will present an
other. Baby's Bedy Found In River '
The body of n baby boy about six
weeks old was found floating in the
Schuylkill River near Walnut street
yesterday by the crew of the police pu pu
trel beatNn. II. Ne marks of violence
appeared en the body, which was takcu
t tfc swJrxua I
.FFECTIVE MAY 1st. 1922. w
with te, announce that Mr. V.K.
Heat rati.W at1 a member of bur'
firm.
LAMBORN A COMPANY
NawYerk' Mj,
April 28th, 1922 ' ; V" '
Diamond and .
Emerald Scarf Pin
The mounting is made entirely of plati
num, beautifully pierced and -set' with qpe
emerald and two diamonds $131
In designing scarf pjn8,fpr.eur stock, we consider
the requirements of fastidious men As a result,
we have probably one of the finest selections in
the city.
S. Kind & Sens, me chestnut st.
DIAMOND MERCHANTS JEWELERS SILVERSMITHS
BONWiT TELLER & CO.
WajLaNurATTHflamm.
TUESDAY
Extraordinary Offerings
for the Continuation of the
MAY WHITE SALE
SILK VEST-CHEMISES 2.75
Radium and crepe de chine in flesh, peach and
orchid. Formerly 4M
CREPE DE CHINE GOWNS. . . . 35
Medels daintily trimmed with fine laces or neatly
tailored. Formerly 5S5
PHILIPPINE CHEMISES ... -1,95
Envelope chemises, of fine batiste, beautifully
hand embroidered. Very Special
PHILIPPINE GOWNS . . . . . JJ
Monday only Hand-made Philippine Gowns,
exquisitely embroidered. Formerly 2M
GEORGETTE NEGLIGEES
16.00
Formerly 28.00
Slip-en model of two-tone Georgette, in lovely color com
binations. Flowing sleeves and Lady - fair ribbon tie.
SATIN HOUSECOATS
12.S0
Formerly 22 JO
Housecoats of heavy radium satin, attractively trimmed
with self-ruchings. Beautiful pastel colorings.
SILK PRINCESS SLIPS .. ... . . 4J5
Heavy silk radium in flesh, while, peach, navy,
black. Very Special
SATIN PETTICOATS ...... 2.95
Fine quality satin, re-enforced panel front and '
back. Formerly 435
Special Offer
THE "DARBY" CORSET
8.95
Very Exceptionally Priced
"Darby," the sans lacing corset, exclusive wilh Bonwit
Teller & Ce., hooks in front and is made in alternate sec
tions of broche and elastic, confining into youthful, boyish
lines even the very fleshy figure.
A Wide Diversity of Afedels in the Nerv
CORSELETTE BRASSIERES
2.00 - 2.95 te 7.95
One version of the Cerselette Brassiere forms Corset and
Brassiere in one the ether, designee) te be worn with
corset, is especially adapted te the woman who desires a
restrained effect above the waistline when wearing a top
less corset.
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The .perfect success of the cerselette brassiere as the
foundation for the sports costume has never been achieved
even by BONWIT TELLER fie CO. in any ether corset
arrangement.
There are various models of this brassiere innovation in
wash breches, meih weaves, satin stripes, plain heavy
satin and lace; and Jersey silk combinations.
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Thrvmnaf imnerfcant th in fr te ur in'lhe Furniture business at this time is
FLqOR SPACE. We are hahdlcappetfat every turn for lack of room. The he
seven-stbry,v four-acre buildingnew going up( ai an addition te this great plant is
' occupying exactly seven separate structures, which we had te demolish te make
room for it. It means we have suddenly lest the use of all this working space.
' Actually we are in the greatest jam in years en our Sales Floers, in our Ship-
,.. ping and Receiving Departments and in our great Stdrage Warehouses. '
3; Mere space is the only solution. . Te make room. we have get te move the Fur
ture, and te move the Furniture we have marked down -prices right and left.
. Marked, them at a lower margin ever cest;thah ever before. Lewer prices1 than'
any competition We knew of can come down -tb-rwith the Furniture itself, and
. the price tags, as the best evidence of the incomparable savings.
. I Furniture for Bedroom, DiningRoem. Living Roem and Hall. Fer the
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the Housewife. Fortne seaside:
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VALUER ara her a
they ar. MATCHLSs
auta en, Odd Suites and
PtoeM and dlscontln dlscentln
usd patterns, totaling
In . themselves many
ineusanas or aeiiars,
that have marked
lower than all ether
te faellltat. their lm-
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Aiovat'frem our floors.
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visitersi te all of. whem'we extend
a warm welcome.
ILLUSTRATED PROM OUR 8ALE8FLOOR8
A handsome Dining. Roem Suite, distinctly, for the Ideals of the Italian Renaissance which characterizes the design throughout.
It requires no stretch of the Imagination te picture th. charming effect of -this Suite In many of the modernly.censtructed Dining Reems. Nets
the richly embellished fronts en Buffet and China Closets; and tha fin. fabric en Chair Seat, and Chair Backs. On. efi many great values
that adorn our salesfloert. . " -,
A FEW OF THE MANY UNUSUAL VALUES
BEDROOM
1112,50 Mahegany-flnlsh Bedroom Suite, 4
pieces Sloe.00
Mahegany-flnlsh Bedroom Suite, E pes., SIOS.00
MnheBany-flnlBh Suite, S nieces .SSIO.OO
S42B.00 Wnlnut Bedroom Suite. 8 pes., ISS0.OO
J616.00 Mahogany Queen Anne Bedroom
Suite; 7 pieces 1418.00
Mahogany Bedroom Suite. 8 pieces. SA1S.00
J796.0U walnut i.euis .vi uearoem KUite,
9 jilcces
;S728,00
Mahekany-flnlsh Chippendale -Suite, 7 pieces.
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$1R10.00 Walnut Leuis XV Bedroom Suite.
7 pieces , lioeo.oo
LIVING ROOM
$77.50 Jacobean Oak Llvlng-Roem Sulte with
Tapestry-covered spring- seats, 3 pes., sss.ae
S142.50 Mahogany. nnd-Cane Living-Roem
Suite, Bprlng seats, covered with Ilese Va
eour. 3 niece. S183.00
$210.00 Overstuffed loose-cushion Suite, spring f
seats, ceverca wnn inpesiry, a pes., f isa.eu
$335.00 Overstuffed'loese-cushlon Suite, spring
seats, covered with Vcleur, 3 pc,s., S2SS.00
$420.00 Sefa and Armchair, covered with Red
Morocco leather, loose cushions, 2 pieces,
3S5.00
$407.00 Overstuffed loose-cushion Suite, spring
seats, covered with Velour, 3 pes., f J65.00
$695.00 Overstuffed loose-cushion Suite, spring
seats, covered with Fawn Velour, 3
pieces i, f 805.00
Overstuffed loose-cushion' Suite,' spring seats,
covered .with Brown Mohair, 3 pes., f 450.00
$726.00- Sefa and one Armchair, down filled.
covered with Mohair, .2 pteces.... 9525.00
v Overstuffed lodse-c'usnleh Suite, spring seats,
covered with "Figured Mohair, 3 piece.
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Wonderful Hnvln.a In Handsome Kaay Chain
EQUALLY OHKAT VAI.UKH IN DINING
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te match the coloring of the Suite. Davenport, Chair and Rocker also have spring .eats. D.vencert la 3S in. hieh and fa in. fro
arm. ;70. cnair or tiecKer is 3j in. nign and 29 In. from arm te irm. $18.00 aach. Tabl. ha. weed top, 20x3tf In. S2S.00.
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I. 12 In. In dl.m.t.r, $39.80 complete. Hundred, of eth.r Suites and Piece, at proportionate .avlnes.
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REAL ECONOMIES IN BEAUTIFUL SUMMER RUGS
At the lowest prices in years. The choicest of Demestic weaves, many exclusive importations and rich'coler effects te cheese from.
OLATHA NOVELTY GRASS RITfiS
Unquestionably the most beautiful, artistic and durable
Grass Rugs made. ' . .
Size 9x12 feet .$16.50
Size 8x10 feet $13.75
, Size 0x12 feet. . . . , $13.75
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DOMESTIC AND ORIENTAL RUGS CLEANED AND STORED.
JAPANESE OVAL RUSH RUGS
One of the meat durable and artistic Summer Ruga
Size 9x12 feet. . , $29.75
Size 8x10 feet $24.50
Size 6x12 feet $23.50
Size 6x9 feet $16.50
Rugs in rich
ORIENTAL RUQS REPAIRED BY OUR OWN ARMENIAN EXPERTS,
WE ARE HEADQUARTERS FOR GENUINE TENNESSEE CEDAR CHESTS-DUST.R00F AND MOTH-PROOF, $11.00 AND UP
Yours for the asking- The expert advice of our Interior Decorators en hew te fnrni.h n, , ,.,t,ie t,.,e
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