Evening public ledger. (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, July 21, 1922, Night Extra Closing Stock Prices, Page 6, Image 6

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Coel for Luncheon,
Dinner, Supper
Dancins 8:30
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STATE POLICE END
1HN8FEAL
Police Alse Increase Protection
j te Car Crews After Troop
ers Arrive
SETTLEMENT THOUGHT NEAR
Resinol
weuia seethe
that itching skin
Tv fiist appl. catien of lisin 1
Ointmert U'-u;i! 'uUs th' itch nr.'l
burn r:;:'it out nf icvnia and similar
skin iiiTivtinn . 'I ! i.fnt p, henltnt;
ointment sceins t' t,''t iRiit in the
root of the trouble, and i almost
sure te re-len skin health in a
short time.
BtaStiriiCT ,,, uPGrnn 'rva; v - etwp
When the family
comes home ?i
from work at the end of a
het, blistering day, it
takes feed of the ritjht
quality te temji. their
jaded appetites. Particular
folks buy their meats and jj
Groceries in our Stere? 3
they knew they can be
sure of perfect satisfac- ft
ticn, even in the hottest
weather. It pays te g
trade
Where Quality Counts g
and p
Lew Prices Prevail (k
ferarrs5Pssrrjiciini TOKCfiijrffriirax
fly a Stuff rrriitil'itr
ntlfTale. .Inly 21. -Artlm uien Me
riMjnci cif S'lirrifT Williiun I-' Wiiltlnw,
of lp Count). C.ewnmr MiIIit lui"
'HiartPPPil n troop of Stnti- ('etistrih-'il.-irx
In nn nninii) dtrl luis 1M ni'in
men In rrwrve lit I'.ntnviii. N Y . I"
irmiril tin- I'liitiiiMpliM niPii !ie nr
I'pin In rim the ItiliTimtleiiril It.nlu.'i)
S -tern il'iriiis l lit- trllp
As ii ri'-ult tlii'tp Is a lull In tin- i let -Ins.
TIip jirpsi'iipp of SiiUp fei'i's lisis
aNe 'purrpil Mnyer I'rniil. X Srlnvnb
nirl iIip police ilcp.irtiiiPiit te Inrn'.T-p
protri-tieii te tlw i rpvs operating a
'Ie7.pii Hups of tlm s.stpm. l'nllrr fol fel
low Imt trellpy irK In inotercnrs Hti'i
mm Ins siricl-eT sliets-itis hnw Hi"
cniirnsrd tllP llet'Ts
It is new lie'iPM'il Hip trllip -Mil
.ill seen, nltlieujrli up- eMTlurps tnwnr.l
I snttlpiiipnt Iuiip 1'Ppii ninilp ' the
1!NM mti wlie ;iri out.
Shprlff Wnlilew sniil teilny tlmt nftPr
t u strik'- Ih'S.iii aii'i iw"ier" an j i'--sumtitleti
of -irp liml l)p" i ftttPinptcd,
Miur S'liw.ili I -Hi -p"' f'"- l'l ,'l'l'
ShptlJf who '" " 'iinilp' "f ten
r., fi-erii a Ii'ifVe ili'trii' anil V
i,imI fin-nil of Mil M .M'mip-. of I'lnl
. i-'l ln.i. I'.el no -oeiir .ippp.in'l in
Mip Maver's lH' r ' ii ii tli" lattpr -iil'i '
Sheriff. I il'-n't w.int .itiv Slate
troops In Hnffnle ilutlns this siiikr. n ml
I ven't hnp uii eiitswli- nm-rfpiPiipr.
I am ;!ip siipri-Hip pelli pewer in lluf lluf
fule. mill ur hiisini-- en! 1-,'iiPirns
tin. counneiitslilp of Iluffiile If any
trenhlp ro'ines up. I shall h.m'llp it my
spU." This wn lipferp iIiptp w.t- nn sup.
U'csl ion of U'llem'f or of me'i .iPtlvit.
TIip lpst "iil ii"1 tint 'I'" Majer
miiI t.nliri- i-eulil h.sv ntrelli'il the
litiint'.nn Iipip. liml th' ih-iri'il te ile
se, - t!ip n-siilt of nn prophin.atien in
tin'- het tiM'ii'i -four liniirs," nnit.nneil
tl-p Slii't'llT. 'I'll" ! has lioi-emc tian-
piil' tistiln. and I ilnn't hlipvi. ilien1
will Iip any further uttPiiipts n Ijlew
up ear burns or maim t !) mm rumilm
flip ear". The inlniitp jIhtp is t! p
,,i(. treip- v. 11 tak I'liargp if t' .'
situation."
I'eli-ina'i JeM'f. iljn lem-r' if th"
M it. ii niaii.r-i input, aiil I M Mer, ,
-en ii' Tlietnas II. Mitten, tin Iip-i frnn
l'hl'ui plphi.i npiin; in liuinlliin; tl.c
situation.
rliPIt i TllllPV, presulftit rf t
Iij-i-naMenal Ita!-Mi. anl miav that
i ,i per poll' p pn'iP'Min w fur
ii.s1.im1 t In- I'titire sjsti.,n WciiM sihni bp
, ii, pint ion ii'.'.uii.
Iku klux klan threatens '
candidate for senator'
Mlsseurlan Doesn't Care te Gjt Ceat
of Tar and Feather. He Says
i HI. IxitiK Me.. .Inly 21 (15 A.
i IM Knbrrt 1 Yetinc of St. ,leeph, '
rnmllilnte for Hip Detneprntle noitilna neitilna
! ileii for 1'nltPil Statpi Sennter. In n
leltrr iiihiIp piiIiIIp teilny. said Iip hail
rcpi-ivpil netlcp from thp Ku Klux Klan ,
le rptnevp a rnmpiisn nilvi'itlnwcnt I
whldi he hail I'etitrai'tPil for in-prtlnn'
in the .IpwIsIi Uppenl. a luful llolirew
lanRiiiiSP newspaper. In-ae-p "the .le
N after the nlml2hl ilnltiif a ml te hell
with i In- country.
KtPil Veliiiiinii. attorney for the
newspnppr. iiiaile publir thp Irttpv wl.ph
i Yeiiiik wrote te M. 1). Whitp. nihor niher
, tislnc repri-Ptifiitlvp of thp paper, m
i PTphitiatlen of his rpfesnl le fulfill Hip
I lentniPt
1 An pi erpl from the lettei tihI
"1 have iilwavs Iipcii wr friP'i'l'
, in tl.p Jpwish ppeplp iiue ii m " 1
inn no meiiil I'ewunl, Inn I ile net ; ire
te cpl n ient of tar anil fpathers."
I'nuiiscl for th" piipir miie'liipeil suit
would b" tiled n;'- I t-l 011113 i" nillei
. iiienev iIiip it iiiii'it Hi" leutrait
At rnien. Me.. Wllli.ini SiipK '
I St. I.mil". intiilldiilp fei the lti'lmb-
I lit nn niiininatnm for 1'nitPil StntPs Sen
1 Ttnr, In an address declaiftl that "the
people have prohibition today malulj
, Iippnil-P thi'J Pleeted le eOiee pils .
foeiint i.iniildiitps who would take in
1 i.pni stiind 011 the wet and drj iiie--
Hen "
TWO HURT IN FIGHT
Four Arrested in Reading After
Clash of Alleeed Bootleggers
Itenflltic. .Inly 21. iRy A. I'
I SiiiihipI Mmkpr, who licured piomi piemi
ni'tith in n b'S.il iiPtlen hen- rppptitlv
siewini; it of mi nttai'k 01 -eeril
lt"i.dln liii-iiiess nieii b. fcu.r I'ln'.i'in
pl.i.i BtiiiiiiPii 1" '" a liespitn!. si.w.rplv
Injini'd with hlnekjark in a tiisln ut!i
men snid te belong te a boetlecgi'u: 01
iiiiii-runiiiii: can?.
Hurl SnydiT. beaten with a peel
pup, reeelved treatment after the fiitht
for Iniurlrs te thp fipp and body nnd
threp turn, dttn Went.el. Dewev Kv
rieb. nnd Charles Kyrkh. were ar
rested. I.atpr liopeo Cerrlerp was nrretpd en
suspielen. The tlcht is a!d te hav
fjeun the ,-cipiel te dlfferpncpn between
' rival ennps of wh!l runners.
WILSON, NATIVE SON, TRAILS I
Staunton Values Harding Picture!
Higher Than Ex-President's '
Siautil'iti. Va.. .Iul 21 illy A 1'.)
-Allhetish former l'rrldrnt WUen
w.is born In Staunton, rct-lilrttt of ihl
cdij ,M'stprda plnreil n blshcr mictien I
valup en an nutegraiiliPil plcttirr of lil
sitrcpssiir in thp Whltp Heuse whose
blrthplaep was In Ohie. President
HnrdliiR's picliirp hreusht $-10 aRalti-t
S2H for that of Mr. Wllvm.
A baseball touring the nutesraph of
IJeper Uenisb., of the V-t. Leuis Na
tionals, who Is lemlitij all batters In
Ixith b'UEties in henip run, wa bid up
te $21, nnd n local fan beusht It in.
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Girls! Girls!!
Clear Your Skin
With Cuticura
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ROOFING
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mm YOUR HOME-
INCI.linSNO
Lighting Fixtures
10 MONTHS TO PAY
ARTHUR B. NEILL
NO COOKING
The "Feed Drink" for All Ages.
Quick Lunch at Heme, Office nnd
Fountains. Ask for HORLICK'S.
Es5Aveid Imitations & Sabititutei
! TYPEWRITERS
ONLY $15.00
Ovir 100 MACHINES of different makti
tborceMr recenitructed
Free 10-Day Trial
l-YEAR GUARANTEE
Phene uj new Walnut 5873-74
1005 CHESTNUT ST.
BUNDY TYPEWRITER CO.
5403 WILLOWS AVE.
0k I.nne I80I-I. Weed. SMO K 6505-.I
Special
Ttiv nru SKnvirr,
CIIKAPKK IX rRAXKleim
Dnalcroef i'x fllfn Hllh Trunk
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40c rarbt
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Anv Ht.inilnnl nrnnils of Inkut lllur.
Illatki 0e qt.l dei. SX0.20
Qls
lUmrr 4-nrnwer Sll Flllnr C'l
t,7fy"n,,,fr. sbr:S30.50
lull rhene 5281 Kfrntene Kant 8915
McCausIand Stationery Ce.
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iu:nni:nT 11. staoe. rrf.
U2G Frankford Ave?.
siatlenrrs l'rlntr Engravers
i 1 eiiik i'rinT-i,c"iai j.enKrrs
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MOSQUITOL
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ll.ils.ini 'reilurts ( .. llir.lnctcn. ll-l
Sure Death te Mosquitoes
flics, reaches, bed bug?, moths and fleas; also their return prevented
by spraying with "PREVENTOL".
Cleans
Bath Tubs, Tiles, Metal Fittings and Garbage Pails.
Purifies
air in Sick Reems, Cellars; poorly ventilated Apartments.
A wonder spray necessary as soap harmless as water. Buy it
at drug, grocery and department stores.
Special combination package, pint can nnd iprajer, $1.00.
Quart Can 90c: Pint Can 50c Ail Cam are full itandard meaiure.
Geerge C. Kruien & Sen, 1530 Chefitnut Street
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Frbveotel
MAKES A CLEAN HOME
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PHILADELPHIA.
BEGIN THE I
DRIVE I
LJi:M.- - :ou- ,!.- 1
" it- with t l.ifl and 9
Ivc-'i will hae mere del- I
Ilarnes 0 u i'nnr 9
with intorest und jnj
will dri'e toward l'ie-
Your dollar- ; 1 1 ejr
intcre.it wi!l make : ji 9
CAPITAL & SL'UPLUS I
$1,600,000.00 I
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The new Qoedyear
CretS'Rib Tread Cord
A Remarkable New Cord
Tire at a Popular Price
They can't dodge
Flyesan
NO matter hew agile or
wary a fly or mos mes
quieo is, he cannot get
away from Flyesan.
A few sprays of this won
derful non-poisonous liquid
into the air of a room will
cause the most robust in
sect te turn up his tees
inside of five minute3.
Flyesan is wendrrful stuff.
It's easy te use. It has a plcav
nt odor. It's clean, quick and
harmless te everything except
insects. Its action ageinst all
sorts of insect pests is se efiicunt
nd dramatic you'll wonder hew
you ever kept house without it.
We Guarantee satisfactory re
sults. Get a can and a sprayer
today.
Flyesan
Here is a big, sturdy, long-wearing
new tire built te satisfy the
buyer en every point of mile
age, quality and price.
It is designed especially for the
man who wants the essential
advantages of cord tire perform
ance at the lowest possible price.
It is designed te offer the buyer a
quality product at a price even
lower than he has formerly paid for
a "long discount" tire. It has a different
tread from the famous Goodyear All
Weather Tread Cord a new tread with a
deep, clean-cut, cog-like pattern and its
selling price ranges from 20 te 25 less.
This new tire is the Goodyear Cress -Rib
Tread Cord.
Like the All-Weather Tread Cord it is liber
ally oversize in all straight-side sizes, the
SJsA v
4MI-inch tire, for example, actu
ally measuring nearly 5 inches.
Like the All -Weather Tread
Cord, its foundation is genuine
high-grade long-staple cotton.
Like the All -Weather Tread
Cord, it embodies the efficient
group ply construction, a Good
year patent.
Like the All -Weather Tread Cord,
it is the product of an experienced
company which has a world-wide
reputation te safeguard.
Loek at the prices of the new Goodyear
Cress-Rib Tread Cord, listed below.
Compare these prices with net prices you
are asked te pay for "long-discount" tires
of unknown reputation and value.
Why take a chance en such tires? you
knew it doesn't pay.
Compare these prices with NET prices you are caked te pay for "long discount" tires
30 t3X Clincher... $13.50 31x4 StraWu Side $23.50 34x4 Straight Side $2735 34 x4 Straight Side $3 2.95
30 x3K Straight Side $15.85 32x4 Straight Side $25.45
32 x3tfStra!zht Side $19.75
33x5
35x5
32x4 Straight Side i6Z5.43 3: x4J Straight Side qui. 3
33x4 Straight Side $26.80 33 x4tf Straight Side $32.15
Thtte pricti ineluJr manufattnmt txcUt tax
Goodyear Creu-Rib Tread Cord Tires are also made in 6, 7 and 8 inch sizes for truch
Straight Side $39.10
Straight Side $41.05
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4120 Krunkfnrd At--.
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FOX CHASE
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OPEN ALL DAY
SATURDAY
New Shipments New Lets Big Stecl
Se Gverv Man tan snare In
This Wonderful Value-Giving Sale
Mehairs
Panamas
Coel Cleths
f Here is another instance
where Mr. Hill proves that no
ether store can equal his val
ues. 1000 of these smart, cool
suits ready for special selling
at this low price and nn un
usual geed size range te fit
Is every man.
Value
$15.00
Alse 10,000 of the Finest
fJr '
Oceisttnta u.awiiit wnen
MOHAIRS
Fine Coel Cleth
Rich Summer Flannels
Lightweight Hemespuns
These are the beat suits you have
ever econ you won't be able te
match them' for less than double
Mr. Hill's special prices. Medels
for every one; plenty of SPORT
STYLES nnd a size range that as
sures every man of being fitted.
Plenty of stouts, slims, shorts and
regulars, of course.
SPORTS
SUITS
BLUE SERGES
Hemespuns
Herringbones
Worsteds
Mixture Cheviots
Stout Men's Suits
Slim Men's Suits
Here is a big sale of
the finest worsted and
all-wool suits the
kind a man wants for
dres3 wear. New is
the time te buy them
nt these savings for
in regular season
these low prices can
not be possible.
Mr. Hill makes the
prices very low for
he must keep this
large store busy. That
is the secret of Mr.
Hill's success.
Beys' Clothing
At Unusual Savings!
Beys' Crash Summer Suits $3.45
Beys' Palm Beach Suits . . . $6.95
Beys' 2-Pair Pants Tweed Suits . .'. T. . 7$4.95
Beys' Middy Wash Hats ..... . .77739c
Beys' $1.00 Khaki Pants TT7.T69c
Beys' 69c Spert Blouses 49c
Beys' $1.50Wash Suits77.7. . . . . 77.789c
Beys' "Flapper" Khaki Suits. . . . "777$l795
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Men's Pants
White Flannel Pants $5.95
White Duck Panls ..".....$1.65
Khaki Pants .7 . . .7777 ... .$1.35
Blue Serge Pants . .. .... $3.00
$5 Worsted Pants 7. $2.65
Office Coats $2.50
Stere Order Accepted I fl fa
Larittl Men's & Bojt'
Clothing Stere in
Philadelphia
Open Evening
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Clothing Stere in
Philadelphia
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