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LONG, CHEAP IE
passengers Can Use Market
and Frankford Lines, Fifteen
Miles, for Seven Cents
r
BUILDING BOOM SEEN
. vr tlmn two ml'ci for a cent
! mch wl'l be the rate of trnmportatlen
" Xn flic P. It. T. when the Frankford
Elritcd I.lnc Is linked with the Mar
ket Street KlcvntPil. '
With the completion of plans today
ter Joining the two It structure; It was
I Minted en that the united lines will
1 five one of the longest street railway
ridfs' In the country.
i A rider will be able te travel np-
nreilnintely fifteen miles southwesterly
iere'R the city for seven cents; should
hi buv htrlp tickets the fare will be
tx and one-quarter cents for this long
lntra-cltv journey.
In tnldng this cut across the city he
mar ride en two surface lines and the
Frankford -Market street L for the one
J One mnv benrd a surface car at Tor Ter
rtsdale nvenue and Cettmnn street, ride
i te Arrett sireel niiuuii, inuiMur 10 me
" Vrmiltferd li. rlde te Sixtieth and
Market, transfer te Sixtieth nnd ride
te Fifty-eighth street and woodland
nvenue.
The rider will have the choice of
aw destinations for the same fare.
he may continue out Market street te
SIxty-nlntn nnu connect witn .Alain
Line points or drop off the Sixtieth
street car nt Baltimore nvenue nnd
connect with Media and ether Delaware
County points.
It will be the only long rlde en
which two transfers wll be given for 11
tingle fare. In seme outlying sections
two transfers nre given where the en
tire distance covered Is comparatively
short.
Incidentally, as hundreds of new
houses arc going up in Frankford, It Is
Mffhtt nrebnbla that morn riders will
use the combined service than the city's
transit promoters ever dreamed of.
WOMAN TRIES TO KILL
SELF AND DAUGHTER
Mrs. Gertrude Hearn, Camden, De
spondent Over Mether's Illness
Despondent because of her mother's
Illness, Mrs. Gertrude Hearn, twenty
men jeurs old, C35 Erie street, Cam
den, attempted te kill herself and her
six-year-old daughter, Alice, by gas,
list night. They were found In time te
gave their lhcs. They are In Cooper
Hospital.
Three wceks age airs, iicarn s mother
was taken te nn institution for the
treatment of nervous diseases. The
daughter worried and en several oc
casions according te the husband, Mau
rice, threatened te take her life.
Late Inst night when Hearn came
home he called for his wife, but re
ceived no answer. He Kindled gas and
after breaking down the bedroom deer
found his wife and daughter across the
bed unconscious. Mrs. Hearn had
plugged up the cracks about the doers
and w lndew s. Then she had turned en
a gas jet.
TWO RESTAURANTsTeOTED
BY AUTOMOBILE BANDITS
Abduct Cash Register In One Place
and Leave "Thanks" at Other
Twe restaurants were robbed bv au
tomobile bnndlts last night. At the ..
taMlshment of William J. Rebsn, 0352
(irrminteun ncnuc. n touring ear
containing fie men, drew up at the deer,
and four of them get out and entered
the restaurant. There were several
customers in the place at the time,
te the four men leaned up against the
counter, tnlking te Charles Pelton. the
manager, until the customers left. Then
two men cewrcd Pelton with guns, and
tne ethers took $50 from the cash rec
liter. "
aJI.X1 thp ,,00r' th ban
nits Mid, "Ihnnk jeu for the menej "
nnd jumped into the nutoinebllp. As
thev drove nwnv. Pelton invn ,h. ni..
and Robven nnd several men elinsed the
Uni "8 '' hmTVCr nt Washington
Four armed men entered the res
tMiram of Muiphy Jit ethers, COM
North Fifth street. Olncy, nbeut u
J M jnd holding up Mrs. Andrew
Jlurpln at the point of a gun nnd
overawing two oustemcrs seated at
tables, the j larrled out the cash regis
ter bedlh . U t untnincd $7.-,.
YOUTH AND s!VEETHEART,
SHOT IN QUARREL, WILL LIVE
Jehn J. McGlensey Wounded Flor
ence Blosky, Fiancee, Then Himself
Although seriously wounded, both
Jlin .7. Mitilenvcy, twent-Mx, nnd
his stteeilunrt. Florence Illesky, twen-ty-eiic,
..horn he shot In a levers' qunr
ici esteiihj in nn apartment house nt
i heutli hicend street, ure expected te
Tif.lpl'l':lcll,,,,K at the l'cnnslvanla
IIeMiltnl K.iid teda.
;!'tili'n-ty turned the gun en hlm-
"!'; r wounding the girl, two sliets
taMric iffpit in ,i. i,... i i... .1..
shoe lnK n friend of McGIensej receUed
a mm fr.nu hi,,, wilhblcd en the bak of
a Ml tax iccelpt. It mid:
.. tneU,"" two hours te pick up
nerje enough te de this."
','" h'letiiig followed n postpone
Si,?. hrlr "'"'Ki'. which hud been
scheduled for Wednesday.
LAKE SUCKS DOWN GIRL
Father, Unable te Swim, Is Drowned
Trying te Rescue Her
New Yerk. June 13.A bottomless
mjMerj hole In neress Lake. Oient
iJti '..' "ulUt'11 down te death jes jes
erdav Miss Kntherine McCarthy,
I avid MiCiirihy forty-eight, died In
the huine trap wheu he tried te rescue
ihl'-i-P1'". .',reu' .l0 tllL' '!" th
hn ?"nJ"Kv ," two girl friends,
from tlu MiCnrth home, 315
tecntli uMiiui', Ahterln.
coats.
Four-
THREE DIE IN J3RASH
Twe Lebanon Men Instantly Killed
In Motorcycle Accident
Lebanon, Ph.. .June 1!3. pnUi n0rlz
lTJlihW . Wcena last night. "m
Harrj
accident
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"Pussyfoot" Jehnsen Sails
ew Yerk, June L'3. "Pussifoet"
. "'0.?" en thu first db- of
till take him
mtlniii . i ""! " win uegin op-
uitin-1' ViA: l ." iU begin op-
Stere Openi Daily at 0 A. M. Closet S P. M.
Ne vacation wardrobe is complcte without a pretty skirt
end'n bathing suit these nre unusual!
Misses' & Women's Skirts
$1-25 t0 $15
Newest sports and derssy models tailored,
plaited nnd fringed; featuring newest pock
ets nnd effective button trimming. Of linen,
gabardine, ratine, epengee, flannel, sport
silks, baronet satin, plaid prunella, tweeds,
etc.
Misses' and Women's Bathing
Suits, $4.98
Cioed-looklng knitted suits of firm worsted
yams plain or contrastingly striped. Black,
new nnd brown; V necks; button-en shoul
der; narrow belt. Tlghtt attached.
SECOND PLOOIl
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"All These Goods en Sale Tomorrow'
'Mall and Fhone Orderi ritl1 1111, Walnut 0300 -Keystone, Main 4101
AVINGS Here Will Take the Werry Out of Your Vacation Plans! Nete the clothes and incidentals veu
need, cheese them here and go home with a tidy sum still in your purse! And even then you haven tv
counted in the extra value of Yellow Trading Stamps they secure fine merchandise free! A
I HATS TRIMMED FREE OF CHARGE
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Seventh
ate
A Third Lmn for Theie Sporting Geed I
5 Life-Guard Bathing Suits, $3.59
Popular Atlantic Coast Life-Guard suit white worsted jersey,
last diue wool trunKS ana wnite wee dch.
Children's $2 Romper
Bathing Suits, $1.49
One-piece style; button
down front. Navy and
oxford.
Men's $4 Bathing
Suits, $2.98
California style; nnvy-and-red,
navy - and - geld and
oxferd-nnd-whitc.
White wool
$2 Swimming Jerseys, $1.59
cut extra full. l.lt Uretliert SECOND KLOOll
t'tf
&
I Vacation Sale of Outer Wear!
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Satisfy every vacation desire in the
all-important matter of clothes here
tomorrow. Unequaled variety, in
comparable charm and we GUAR
ANTEE absolutely matchless
VALUE!
Misses' Gingham
DRESSES, $5.98
Trim, smart styles in pretty checks with bins
folds, contrasting trimmings and crisp organdie
vestees. Sketched.
Misses' Summer Dresses, $12.75
Geed-looking,linens and ratines slender leng-line
models in pinlc, Copenhagen, geia, ercniu
ana brown, with string Dens anu
hand-drawn linen cellars
and cuffs.
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Misses' Levely
Silk Dresses,
$16.75
Canten crepes,
crepes de chine,
foulards, Geergettes
and mignonettes in
every pretty sum
mer shade. Delight
ful models for every
occasion.
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Misses' Dresses
at $18.50
Beauties! In exquisite tints
in organdy, ratine and
Shantung. Seme with
scalloped skirts and plaited
cellars and cuffs. Many
finished in fetching fashion
with ingenious ornaments
of the organdie.
Misses' Flannel
Blazers, $10
In gay green or red.
Women's Dresses,
$19.75
In dotted Swiss, Shan
tung, linen, sports
weaves, Canten crepes,
crepes de chine, crepe
back satins and Georg Geerg
ettes. Beaded and with
graceful panels and
fageting. Every color.
I It I, ,1 M ,1 II
Women's Summer
Dresses, $15
In organdie, printed voile,
Fiench linen, ratine flesh,
orchid, cornflower, peach,
canary and white.
You'll marvel at their ex
traordinary value.
Women's Silk
Dresses, $25
Distinctive styles for le
sort wear. Beautiful
grades of Canten crepe,
crepe-back satin, Georg
ette, printed crepe, crepe
Rema, Reshanara, French
linen, ratine, voile and lace.
Draped, latticed and with
pretty tunics. Net a
lovely color missing!
Silk Capes, $25
Handsome medels in heavy I.
Dinctc iiesnanara with folds
anu silk lining.
Lit Urethers Second Fleer
White Tricelette Overbleuses
ChaiTning kinds te wear with"
in skirts at less
pay for just the
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Replenished Stocks for a Second Great Day!
Men's TwoTreusers Suits
Light weight reduced linings but particularly well hand-tailored, te make up for it. Every
kuuu meuei m an sizes. Alterations tree, juxtra salesmen te insure prompt service.
$25 G
ireups
$
With Extra Treutert
16
Any of These Saits $3 te $5
Less with Only One Pair of
Trousers.
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BTMa
$3 1.50 Groups I $32.50 Groups
With Extra Treutert
$C-1 i$
Our Cloth
ing Depart
ment is con
v e n i e ntly
located.
Second fleer
corner, 7th
Market
St.
t
$8.50 All-
Wee White
Flannel
Trousers,
t 9
21
Fine casslmere, worsted and
tweed. Stripes and mixtures ;
sport and conservative mod
els, at $16 and $21.
With Extra Treutert
S
Men's Genuine Palm
Beach Suits
Fine texture blue serge;
single and double breasted.
All sizes, even stouts, at
$23.
I' M ' M H
$12.50
Their
splendid
tailoring
them.
Tan, brown, gray, blue and the popular
sand color.
T1 OENUINC CLOTH
mKwHlM.nu.'
Beys' $2.50 te $2.75 Wash
Suits, $1.49
Balkan and French Oliver Twist
and Middy models. Plain blue, tan,
brown, green, white; also white with
blue, tan or brown cellars. Sizes 2b
te 8.
Beys' $10.50 All-Weel Serge
Suit, $7.50
Brisk Norfolk styles. Sizes 6 te 18.
Lit Brether. FIRST FLOOR. 7TH ST.
Men's Coelj
Black
ML: 1
Suits,
$
13
Beys' $1.25 Wash Trousers, 79c
Knickers and Bleemers
Black-and-white crash and silver gray
striped beach and Dayton cloth; taped
scams; sizes 6 te 18.
Beys' $13.50 AlI-WoeI Tweed
Suits, $10 With Extra Knickers
Smartest Norfolk sport styles. Mohair
lined coats; full-lined knickers; all seams
taped. Light and dark grays and browns
also navy serge. Sizes 7 te 18.
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Men's Summer Furnishings A man can save a michtv worth
while sum here tomorrow en his needs for a whole summer!
Men's $7 &8 Handsome Silk Shirts $0.95
famous tagle Orepes de Chine also satin-striped jersev and C
heavy broadcloth in novelty and staple colors also plain and
satin-striped all-white jersey.
3.95
Tomorrow
$3 Silk Striped Wnite
Madras Shirts, $1.69
Heay. flne een
stripes In new cluster
effects.
75c and 85c Summer Silk
Four-in-Hands, 49c
Pelka dots, printed twills, white dots en
black, navy and brown. Alse colored
fdets en black; popular college striDes:
best grade silks. All finished with slip
bands.
$2.50 Pajamas,
White and plain-colored
or silk braid edges. Cut
made.
i, $1.69 T
pongee; silk frog!
at full size; well!
f
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$1 "Yale" Athletic Union Suits, 65c
Checked nainsoek; sleeveless and knee
length. Sizes 34 te 4G.
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Tomorrow
$5 Indestructible Pearls
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CteCJu
$2
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Ine
.iecs
1- nf i upek
with rich
1 u a t p r , pcrfe-etly
uehi.il .uiil Kr.id-
nted Solid cnlrt
fprlng rinjr mttli tiu.tiantecil net
te ptel or discolor
l.lt llretlirrh I'lrst 1'loer .Seuth
$6 Smart White
Sports Hats
$J.9S
Very latest effects
te go with sweat
ers and te answer
the tremendous va
cation demand
several hundred)
stunning samples included!
3
Milan hemp combined with plaited
braid, ribbon or taffeta; big variety
of shapes; band and bow trimmings;
plenty of piping rock effects among
them.
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Hats Trimmed Free of Charge j
by inlllltier experts If ou pur-j
chase shupi s anil trlmmlripa here I
Spert Leghorns, $3.98 te $6.9cf
Flne nunllt plain or combined with
hemp HsuiBO or faHnK1.
Lit Ilretheri PII5.ST FLOOR, NORTH
SAmS ' fJl fe ftfee MercMise:
$6.00
Leghorn f",
Hats, m.
$09e
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fitMk s
K reptlenal
u 1 u p h '
I..npp ilress
s h .i p v s In,
c e mbln itlen'
of .'shorn
u n d Cceig-
pttp . 1th
tleer nnd
ostrich
Whit it and
hlKh color
Hats Trimmed Free of Charge
If shapes nnd trlmmliiRx are
pureluxed here i:pert milllntrs
ilwas it enr serwep
silk or satin skirts at less afO
14
than you'd
material !
Beautiful quality; very becoming style; finished with
long white bilk fringe and narrow tic sash. Pictured.
I n i. I.
Dressy silk Overbleuses, S3. 98
In lovely crepe de chine Peter Pan cellais and rich
trimming et Heavy venise lace. Flesh and white;
cnurmiug ler vucuiiuii wear.
Lit Urethers SUCOND FLOOH
Newest Strap Pumps and
SportsOxferdsforWomen
Extra Special!
$iT.98
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The Very urettieti i ypes or scrap rumps
with hand turned or welted soles and cev
ered weed heels in full Leuis, Spanish Leuis
and baby Leuis heights. In patent cot
skin, black kid, gunmctal or black satin.
The Spert Oxferdt nre swagger; they ceme
in smoked hersehldc, white or gray buck
skin
-many with contrasting saddles and tips.
Women's $4.50 White Canvas
v Footwear, $2.98
Trim oxfords and dainty strap
slippers with welted or turned
soles and Cuban heels.
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Children's $2.50 Pumpi, $1.98
Mary Janes in patent celtskin;
bread tee. Sizes 4 te 8.
Lit llrethfra Flrtt Fleer, North
rylen's Lew Shoes, $5.98
In ether placet the identical
oxferdt would cost a full third
morel
Tan Russin calf swagger
brogues, modified breguc3 and
severely plain dress oxfords.
Solid leather construction J
Girls' ''"Lucette" Frecks
$1.98
H i
Tomorrow
matetials alene
Samples and
surplus lets
in this fam
ously geed
make nt
scarcely mere
than their geed
are worth.
In high-grade figured or flowered
voiles and best ginghams and cham
brays with crisp oigandie trim
mings, novelty stitching and butter
fly sashes. Sizes C te 14; every
wanted color; seme bloomer styles
in 6 te 12 year feizes included.
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$8 te $10 Pongee Frecks, $4.98
With dainty touches of embroid
ery and smart pockets. Broken
size range,
l.lt llrutliem SUCOXI) PI.OOU
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1118
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$fvri
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Girls' $3.50 Frecks, $1
UliiBham and chambrav, whlte or
Kandle or pifiue trlmmttif?, some tm
broidered sizes C te 1 1
Girls' $3.50 te $6 Frecks,
$1.93 and $2.98
OrK-ndlf r. tsMii !in n, -rd
Imported Inglmtn sizes t, te 1 I
Girls' $2 and $2.50
Princess Slips, 89c and 98c
clatntiK
r
Women's & Misses'
$6.50 te $9
Dresses
$3.95
.4 brand-new shipment
just in time for tomor
row's selling.
Of gingham, plain or
blocked ratine, dotted swiss
organdie, etc. in fashion
able summer colorings
Paneled, plaited and
stiaight-line models with
cloth or patent leather
belts; linen, organdie or
self-material cellars ever
2.r styles. r
Women's 75c Stockings, 35c
ill. ,'"" "' C'OI UOUWl
"' i i-iie i-iepmu Thre
' llAx s
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mptcpr-
p pnln. II.
White batiste n Iuiik eleth
trimmed .Sizes b te K
Men's $4 te I $0.95
$6 Oxfords!
Women's 60c Stockings, 19c
B1.U-K lKIt ilinacl. eutslsts
Children's 75c and $1 Socks. 29c
Women's 85c Gloves, 48c
S'!:in.t s hi i d i "
whl'c i r
TrldH r f'
You'll be surprised te find hew much ou can save here en
goeu hesieiy and underwcai!
$2.25 Stockings
throughout.
f
!
Ingrain
silk,
$2.50 Stockings
Wonderful
Values!
&1 Oft
Thread silk of excel- .' I
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Black, white and fashionable shoe shades; full' fashioned.
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Children's 60c Socks, 25c
AVhite mercerized lisle; fancy
pink or blue tops.
2
Tan nnd Biinmetal cmf
in let.
All stzes
Women's Silk Hosiery
$J.59
and thicadi
$4 te $4.75 Merode Silk
Undergarments, $2.29
i it uet::i!s
l
Heavy glove-silk bloomers, union
suits and envelope chemise; all
re-enforced. Limited quantity.
Women's 75c Union Suits, 49c
Lace trimmed nt knee.
J.lt Ilretlicra FIUST FLOOR. nrtiTTn
Vlilt Our Rl Ratiiiriii,ll... . n j ... . .
" ' "TTjinina- e Mr(i rr1-rs--Sr,enlli Yle9tn
Women's $3 te $1 QC
$4 Footwear. . . J l,VD
White .sen Island i.uins strap
pumps nnd oxford" All sizes In
let
$2 Tennis Shoes, $1.45
White uinwf tan timiinlngs and
patches, cemented tuhbtr holes
Hes sizes 1 te 6'3
Misses' $3 te $4
Footwear
Alse children's
oeltsUItt strap r
SUes fi te 2 In let,
Women's $3 te $4
Pumps and Oxfords
lather Ca,1Vn8' ,,uU an" Bhl"y
Misses' & Children's $1.50
te $2 Footwear, $1
I Ne mnll or pliena order. Ulled en
$1.95
T.in nnrl .,,..
oeltsUItt strap pumps and oxfords
SlzeH b In !l ti In,
rl
feet
ielrs fnncy tops
Imper-
Women's $1 Stockings, 48c
Mll wintecl colers: Imperfect
Children's 25c Vests. 12U.
.
Lew
I Bes
uras
mn-cen-
nick , sleeeless.
Voile Waists, $1.29
IMnlted front, embroidery and i
Rimmed cellar. ETtr0ai8BCBV'C
s.,M'V$250Shirl. $1-59
Slllt-strped ...ndrns: double eu'h
Men's $1 Union Suits, 65c
.Nalnoelt athletic stile
1 Sports Blouses, 69c
tan" nnV ,.b. s"-'
ertlbln .. ?"" . penn-e
I ... '"' oneri fcliex.s
Men's $1.50 Union Suits, 89c
Whlte balbrlBffanj nthlen Me
Men's 39c Socks, 25c
,$24.50 Seamless Rugi, 517.98
f,n?01nr1,ruasels. ci ralUealgns,
I 532.50 Axminster Rugi, 519.98
, ilfiti,f5Fts; 8.3x10 6 feet.
$24.50 Revenible Rug, 516.50
JVoel und fiber: imperfiet , 0x13 0
feet
. $13.50 Rag Ru?s $9.98
-uiuniai rnr r"s; "" ,rel
$2 Corsets, $1
c'n n la Rplrlte
$3 and $3.50 Corsets, $2
Lit Urethers Special
$1.50 Bandeaux, 75c
IMnlt broche or biecaded satin hlzes
ei te 44
i ti ii i
Men's f&k.
$2.75 em
I Trousers, &X
$1.98 (x fs
r i- i J ifiv Ai
Men's SkKf tml A
$20.00 jKK&jRaJ
Suits, ni(Mi7
, $13.98 fl mvfeffi
(tueeds, K" ( Wli JxmlV
I model , me- M EV VjSfflf
f hair lined BC Mj
Beys' 1 M
$1.75 II 1
$20 I 1
I'll
m'i
Beys'
$1.75
and
$2.50
Suits,
$1.00
S a in i I m
Wash fib
I en flier
Tulst, JUddv
U Junlur
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