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PILE UPON SMITH
Many Testify Against Man Ac
cused of Duping Best
Friends
PRISONER WELL DRESSED
Smith! of Sixty-ninth Mini
IIem It
mi of n Wet IMilln-
MrK streein, ".-".
delpl.ln doctor. win hel.l In Riaieu niiui niiui
tlenal ball for the Crnn.l Jury by Mm?
frtrnte Hcwjinvv today en four mere
tliargM of false tired-imc based en al
leged baJ cheeks which he pnwil.
In previous IicnrltiRi Smith had been
j,fld In $2500 ball, but some nf these,
eases are still pending before the Mag
Mrfltc's court.
In the four caw heard today chargei
ralnst Smith vvcip brought by persons
he formerly had counted Smith
amene their friends, and say that they
were duped by him Inte ncvnMtuj or
were nui'm ". " -
in,inrlne alleecd vvertlilrfis elicck.
Htnltli npjxiiiiu in '" ii...ih ...
in outfit new from the tailors, cleanly
-- . .... .,! tli.. liaintlltr
In
iiy
In
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marked centraKt te his appearance at
the lime of his arrest. He was rep
resented by tun attorneys nnd waived
hearing en all four charges.
' C T. Mitchell. :t.'lin Knee street.
MM he had met Smith nt t''" Cltv
Cub, wheie he agreed te indorse n
rlifi'k f(ir S'-Ti te help lilm out ( f n
dlflimltj. l.aler the check came back
marked "no account." he wild.
William Itnenc, 'JdlO North Sixteenth
itreet. a runner for the I'nlen Xa Xa
tleaal Hank. Mid that he had Invited
Btnlth te jelu n Mivlnss fund at the
bank and he had ncrerd when Uoene
Mid he vvni vvllllriK te have bis rheek
for ?210 marked "O. K." He de.
peplted $".'. fifty for his wife, MnrRfi
retta, and $2." for hlmseK. Henne said
he found the check was net geed and
had te make up the balance of 81 35
, te the bank.
Rebert .Tenes, CIO Chestnut Mreet.
complained that he hnd cached Smith's
check for SI." and found It alucless.
Edward Pehenwadel. of the Tern Tx
ehaaue National Itank. was the ether
complainant, who had accepted it cheek
fer225.
TWO COUPLES PLAN LONG
AUTO TRIP TO BOOST FAIR
Lancaster Avenue Men and Wives
Will Tour Country In Machine
Four Sesqul-Centennlal boosters in
Weft Philadelphia are .ettlnj out in
in automobile Saturday te tell the
Country all about it.
They are Mr. and .Mrs. It. 1'. Weed,
Bl."7 Lancaster avenue, and Mr. and
Mr. J. K. I.ln.vil. ."Kill Lancaster ne- i
M..n ..It.. AVO.w.l , l.n ........ ... 1
IIUV. WM, .'V-l 1. ,.- fcUr tl ll-Jll ll
jears en an auto trip covering even
State In the I'nlen.
Mr. Weed "ennccted with one of
the large mnnufnctureis of pilnthi,' pa
pers, and Mr. Uejd is In tlie electrical
Wines.
They linve a Mailer, which will be
attached In their automobile. This
trailer will contain nil liebev, electric
lights and ethei features for the com
fort of the tiuelers.
Mr. and Mis. Weed ncentl returned
,
Will Wed Miss Elfrieda Werner, '
't
Secretary te Mrs. Pepe Yeatman
Dr. Charles Altken Cm lie nnd Miss
Elfrifiln .Marie Werner, private secic
Ur) nf Mr Tope Yeatii'iin, wife of
one nf ('mile's most intimate friends,
lie leperted engaged, ami thelt ni'ii
liage Is expected te tnke place within
tlif ncM few tlajH.
Dr. Cm ne. who lives nt .10 West
Walnut lane, (iermnntewn. Is pionii pienii
tifnt In hntli mrdlcal nnd social circles.
He is sixtj-live jears old uml n li.uh li.uh
eler Mi.s Werner is tlie daughter of Mr.
iml Mis. Kmil It. Werner, IIL'.I Whit
man street. Cninden. The Werneis me
prepnilng in leave for .leffrev , N. .,
the siiiiuiifr home of the Yentmiins,
where the leiemeii will tnke plnie.
FINE GIRL STRIKER
Called Klrsehbaum Worker Scab,
He Says
Charged with diseideilv conduct in
BHincrtliiii vvilb the gniinent werkcis'
Mrlke. .Mane Ctectii.i. of 1707 Seuth
Alnnln.ntli l,.... . .. t. i j..i pn ...
.-.'-' i. nn-. iiiii-ii .i .mi in
nci'.trnie Iti.nlux,- :. i'..,,....i v.-. ...;....
Itnilnj
Hie nuesf of the trill U the lilM since
'estenlnv when .IiiiIlm. If.,...i n, ...i.ui
neiinnnetii m , n .... 1.... r... i.t.t.i.'.... .1...
,.',.: ' i'. it. i nin nil iiiiiiiue; un
link! ML' nnrn .it I.. . I.. . .. . .... .
1, , " ... in niNWI- 1IIICI IKl'lll
ltli emple.ves of the A It. Klischb.iiim
J.nmp.inj h jlnthing pl.int at Itre.ul
Mreet and Washington avenue
mnn l lietniiSMine. of Kill) Seuth
iMa"1! MlP(',, "ns ""' "npliiiiiaut.
S. i- v. "1,s w'"'inK te weik in
?? ''chb.iiim fnctiu.v this mnriiliij
ai.i ..nn ii u i in a sc.i i.
DAILY BAND CONCERTS
.111. linn .in., t ftuii rifenin rt'iurneu ." ...i..,,.., einiiriuiin uiiiiii;ii uir
from a three-months' hiking trip in tlie ' evpeclntien that the Federal (loxern (lexern
Rarkle, carrying nil their equipment ment would (midline the building with
en their badts. I the new (lirmnntewii nnsteflicc.
- Details (eneerniiiB the nn Mtccttire
DR. CHARLES AITKEN CURRIE ","1 M'e'ificiitlens of the new Imlldlnx
ClPircn in ar unntrn "rP h"inK kr" M',r0' l,J Mp- SiMM,,,
ENGAGED TO BE MARRIED but It is understood the strut ture will
1 Programs for Musical Treai r.
Given This Evening
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SENATO
SENATOR JUST
Walter Mancer, Who Guided
Famous Red Car of G. 0. P.
Leader, Recalls Trips
Plenty of Action Was First
Demand of Politician Who
Disliked Walking .
Walter Mancer, who was chauffeur
te Senater Penrose, found himself
today In a mood of lemlniscenee and
rcadv te ndd anecdotes te nn already
extensive collection of Penret-eiiinn,
Fer one thing, be bears testimony
tbnt the Senater liked speed when he
rode. Fifty miles nn hour wns. te put
It plcttireseuely, "ment nnd drink te
him," nnd be could take seventy with
out closing nn eyelash.
"It tot se In the end." unld Man
cer, "that nobody would ride with
Mm."
It was (be Senater's custom, when
no important engagement Interfered, te
hnvc himself driven for two or three
hours every evening before he retired,
and he called It "Retting sonic exer
cise." Apparently It wns ns fnr ns be
ever went In Inter years, In the direc
tion of exercise.
"In the the years T wns with him."
said Mancer. "I don't believe he
walked live miles." vc no
"nrilllnnt ns be vvns. he didn't have
any mere sense of time and distance
than ii (Mid. He used te tn'k of Wash-
Ingteit or tint i luh-irir ... i,.,i.... ....
around the corner. He would nn' i0i
Ms friends. 'We'll mnke It i "huj
hours. Well, ven've get te de v,ne
plowing, I'll tell ,nu. te mn k? Wns,.
Ington In five hours. I'sunlh I inii'd
de it. Hut sometimes, when the reads
were bail or there were some delavs en
the wav. he'd pull out his watch nt
the end and say, 'Hnlf hour late.
Miat wns nil the delav for?'
"Pittsburgh In eight hours nnd n
half wns nothing te Mm. Down In
I'lerlda I once made fifty-three miles
In forty minutes se the Senater could
pet some paper filed In n court nt St.
Petersburg. A Judge who was riding
with ns en that trip refused te ride
with us again.
I)ree Many Notables
"One time I was driving the Sena Sena
eor and r. unity from Ilnrrishurg out te
Heidlemnn h place. The Lleutcnaiii
Cioverner and some ethers were going
out in another car and gave us the
laugh. Well. I never pick a race, but
I m net going te let any car pass me.
MAYOR INSPECTS MODEL
FOR GRMANTOWN HALL
Building Project te Cost $450,000
Under Consideration Many Years
Majer Moete. Director of Public
Wetks Caien and P. P. Sinklei. Citv
lAli'Mlvi't. today visited the sttidln of
Jeseph .. Il.iss. sculptor, at -MIIKl
Hlttenheiise Squate. and Inspected n
model of the new (icrinnntewu Hall.
This building Is te be en the site of
the present and Inadequate building at
Haines stieet nnd liermniitew n inenue.
It. will .- -' ""ii ( iM t ,,,,
police station nnd Oermniitewn brnuchev
u' seveiiu iii,i ii. ,ii liiieuls.
The (ieimnntewii hall pieject has
been under fonsiderntien several jeais.
It i. nu .laln.ml uiiiminlin, .I..... ...I. .1...
, lie in mniliticil lieergiau sljle. fronted
..,- in iii.iiiiiii'ii iiruiKiuii M.v ie. ireutcu
''.v a poitiie. The inhtciials te be used
l.n., l.n ..i...i
have net bet :i i evented.
C0AN BEGINS STREET BEAT
Fermer Police Lieutenant Was De
moted After Investigation
Feimer Police Lieutenant Patrick .1.
Conn, reientlv demoted in tnnk vvbe.i
alleged bad conditions were found In
bis district, gees en nctive dut.v ledni
as a patielmiii at the Tw en tv-secend
street and Hunting Pntk avenue tmliee
stalieii.
Conn will be assigned te Squad n.
''. which gees te work at 4 o'clock In
the uftcruoeii. nnd bis beat. Known us
the "mounted" beat, ultlieiigh it no
longer hns mounted patnilmeii. extends
tliiniigh the (Jueen I.nne .Maner section.
1'eriner Lieutenant l.cui.v. who wns
ilemeti'd vvlih Conn, lepi.tted ns a pa pa
tielman at the I'iftv -fifth nnd Pin?
streets Hint I'm .ve-lcidnv .
Conn tii-t lepuiieil te Lieutenant
I.awseii Menilav night, but he Inched
u iitilfnilii Me wns sent home te re
pet I the following dav with a uniform.
Yestnduv he was tnkeii evei the dl-ti let
te beiiiuie iii'ipialiitul
Conn has been en the fetce Ions;
eimturli In be eligible I'm pension net
month lie is net. however, of the re-
...i i e i. ...i i. ... .
1U1HII ll Ke nn iii'iiiiiiiik. Il.'lllir 1)1111
feit.v-livc lie lives at l.l' I atlwu .tie
street, ami Is fnlhci of seven children I
FLOOR MANAGER
Cftpfilile ennrsiMlc M)iniin or 30 In
ink. (hiiii'e if h Ini7i. tnTLn nr slrU
ilnlnK iIimu il uniK iii nut iipph unle-H
vim '.inp lnJ iiiliul experlnnre tn
IiiiikIIIhk help Must be .i pi mlurei ,
Qiili k mil I nitlv SpIimiiIIiI (Intiiie fnr
Hihunc'.it)r.f .siuiti exiirlincu anil
Milar
I' 3J4, I.I.IXIKIt lll'tll ;
MALIA
Rust Proof
Screens
232 Menter St.
rimnr VVmiiiiIiii: I.VJ
The Finest
Butter in
America!
44
lb
1 Jn our Phila., Camden and
. Suburban Stores.
IB!
.sjumiiiiiiiifint.imiii sf Af. i Mr . 1 1
;w """"" TetlL? vjUt i uiiiniteiiuh
EVENIN4 PUBLIC'"
ATE UP SPEED
WALTKH MANCER
Se 1 stepped en her hnrd and get In
miles nhead of them."
Seme one in the party complained,
perhaps. Anyway
"Next day the Old Mnn called me
Inte his offlec. He bawled me out for a
half hour nnd then walked out of the
room. Then I went ever te Tnyler
(the Senater's secreiar) and said,
'I'm quitting. 1 gic two weeks' no
tice.' 'You're kidding.' said Tnyler.
I Mild he'd see if I wns kidding, nnd
then he went Inte the Inside- efiUc and
I could bear him say te the Sennter:
" 'Walter's going te quit.'
" 'What's he going te quit for.'
" 'He snjs you hurt his feelings.'
"After n while Tnyler came out and
said. 'Oh. stick. You've get n geed job
and the Senater likes you.' 'All right,
If you feel that way,' I said. 'I'll
stick.'
Wouldn't BroeU Delays
"If the car broke down en the read,
as It did a couple of times, the Senn Senn
eor wanted te knew what was the mat
ter nnd why. and what thist pnrt and
tbnt part was for. I'll bet If jeu
weren't nble te give him a geed answer
he'd ran jeu en the spot.
"Hew did it eine tbnt (he Sennter
always had a red ciir?,We, he didn't
luie a car until lfll.'l. and then It wns
A. Merrltt Tn!or who induced him te
get one. Tnjler's ear wns n rfl enc
and the old mnn timl mi l,n .,,.,!,..
that all cars ought te be ted."
ABSENT FROM HOME 56 YRS.,
MAN "WALKS" IN ON SISTER
Mrs. Sarah Gibsen, 1934 N. Gratz
Street, Nearly Faints
Fellow in nn absence of fl f t v - I x
.vcars, IdMnic (ia.kil Duirell walked
into the home of his sister. Mrs. Sarnh
Ann ;Idm.ii, at 1ICJ1 Xnitli (Jratz
stieet last night nnd nnneunced tbnt
he had "come home te stay."
At first Mis, ('.ib-en, who Is new
fift.v-nlne jeais old. didn't recegnle
her brother. Uunel left his home in
Plerrure. V .1.. uhen tin unu nit,..i..A
.vcars old. lie bad net seen his sister
since she wns thiee jears old. ,
Mrs. (ilbseti cila'lncd that she had
alvwi.vx thought hi r lumber was dead '
ind that with the passing of the .vcars1
her leuicnibr.ince of him had pa wed
entirelj out of her mind. When ihei
sevent.v-five-jenr-eld man knocked at I
the deer Inst night nnd told who he wns '
Mrs. (Jibson sit Id she neailj fainted''
Durrell explained that the "reason he
hnd net communicated with his sister i
before was because he thought be wns
I nriiiri" win, inriiii-e lie tneugnt lie n
the enlv survlv ing member of the fani
ill. ltn ...I.! ii..., f.... tit- . -
llv. He said that fin- (iff.- .... i. i.-.i
; ., ' .- in- nun
been n sailor.
Savings that make pock peck pock
etbeoks talk!
Men's suits that were
,-- t
OO.UU tO JpOU.UU
$20 new
Men's suits that
$45.00 te $65.00
were,
$30
new-
FERRO & COMPANY
Rogers Peet Clethes
Chestnut St. at Juniper
WATCH PnR rFinvrintic
IAvv.ikenlnK by Klrst HeRlment Hand
tedu nbeiit neon iireuml Indpiipiiil
ncu Siiiaie.
The superi
erity of geed
photo en
graving work is con cen
jvincingly proven by repeat
ma
iuutia, iviuuy ui our cus
temers have been with us
for years, which is just an-
nt-Uay oecn f- . i:
...... " i rf.
. .. . , j ac,mu,& ,
yOUr initial Order tO US tO-,
dav.
The CHEyTNur.jfrREET
fyonayme Cak:
,EX0R.HT-SCHETNUTr
LEpeJBRPHILADELPHiA, , WEDNESDAY,' AUGUST 2, 1922
4 BOYS HELD FOR
Police Say Lads Confessed
Thefts in Lega.i, Olney, Oak
Lane and Bustleton
LEADER ONLY 15 YRS. OLD
Four bejs nriesletl by police of the
Twenty-second street nnd Hunting
Park nventie station were snlil tedav
te have confessed the theft of nierchnn
dhe valued at theusnnils of dellais from
mere thnn fifteen houses In I.egan.
Olney. Ilustleten and (Ink I.nne."
'I'll f alleged 'confession came with
the nrrest of Jehn I.niid. eighteen, of
'-'IS Seuth Twelfth stieet. who luipll-
nted the ether three, bevs. Frank
Tincy. fifteen, 201(1 Ionic ttreet;
(leeige Patterson, twelve. UI.1 Seuth
Ninth street, nnd William Ward. Thir
teen, rear 215 Seuth Darlen street.
I.nird, who was arrested yesterday in
the rear of the home of Mrs, I.ena
Katr, 15IM North Park avenue, was
held tills morning without ball for n
fuither bearing by Magisliate (llenn in
the Fourth nnd Yerk streets station.
The ether boys were sent te the Heuse
of Detention.
When I.nlicl was arrested the police
ay the ether boys were robbing the
Kat7. home.
"It was easy," Tincy. the alleged
leader of the gang, Is said te have cim cim
fesved. "1 made a special Mndv of tlilTerenl
Kinds of weeds and when I went en the
jobs I usually unwed out the deer
locks."
I.alrd said he could point out the
houses he nnd bis "biddies" robbed se
this afternoon tlie police of the Pnrk
and I.ehlgh nvenues stntlen will tnke
him en n tour of Ilustleten, Oak I.nne,
Olney and Legan. The police sny they
recovered n quantity of loot in the home
of the boys The mnierlty of It. they
say, came from the home 'of Tracy.
Fights Blaze In Closet
Clothing In n closet en the second
fleer of the home of Themas Cannen.
JS.'l."i (Jnul street, caught tire nt 10:1,'!
o'clock tills morning. Cannen wns nlene
In the house nt the time nnd fought the
flames with buckets of water while
awaiting the arrival of the engines.
The lire was confined te the closet nnd
the less wns trilling.
ROBBING 15 HOIS
NON-CALLABLE
Full-Participating First
Mortgage Secured Stock
Earning 122
Paying 6
New Selling at Par
General Mortgage Financing Corporation
Ridge and'
Levuriehtcd a.
Regular Prices
2.50
4.00
5.00
7.00
8.50
QM
NOW
i0M
Open Saturday
COR. ELEVENTH &
I I lmm mm mtmmam
ANNOUNCES
Change in Prices
en All Medels
The Studebaker Sales Ce. of Philadelphia
4 North Bread St.
a. a. n. Moter Ue, 63d ft Ckiilnul Sli. ,
Coeibtuih.M.ckhn Moter Ce., ' '
3723.2S W.lnul Si
j. nuii.r. sins i n. .. n.i. .
R.rmend A. Erwin, 9533 Buitltten Pike
Roiberougb Moter Ce., 6178 Ridfe Arc. J-
u S T m. r. . 4?00-fr.'.?k,.erd AYe'l
Htrrii, Uref ft Cltrkt, 21 W. Laaciiltr
At Ardmere and W7 Nertli Bread Si.
. -
VlI .'tflt1 QtnUn,
w ui,. imv utubtut, ami, qi JUiaiiU)80U St3.
RELATIVES GET $175,000
Mist Clara Williamson, 1321 Spruce
Street, Died In Atlantic City
The estate of Miss Clnrn V. Wil
liamson, of i J. '121 Spruie sheet, who
died Inst week nt Atlantic City. Is
estimated te be worth $17t,000. Let
ters of administration were gi unlet) to te
lav te her sister, Flla, vvllli whom she
lived.
The sister, eight nieces, nephews and
Kiniidtilucs nre the bens of the
tale. . .
The will of Mrs. Mnhln W. Dale,
who died July 2. at New Castle, Me.,
probated tedav, dliecls ilmt her !$l!.l).
000 estate be illstribulid anions her
four children. The cjilldien arc Mrs.
Marian I). Williamson, Nannie Dale,
Hubert W. Dale and Anna II. Dale.
Other wills probated tedav are these
of Jehn It. I.echeiitniui'i. ISO'.) Vnl Vnl
Inee street. S14.000: Jehn L. Syrlck
land. 211 North Slxtv -fifth street.
1 10.(100. nnd Anna V. llrlsiec. 2021
Seuth Nineteenth street, S.'SOO.
Inventories were libil In the personal
estates of "David I IMneiis. S.",82S..V1 .
Max Plnciis, $100..'H0: Slmen Lord,
S1S,.'W.14; tlie Uev. .lnlin J. Htmili v .
SJl.lttiO.llS: Chnrts Dmus. .$12.
471. ne: Marv Cellins. $.-,112.30, anil
Cmma CJ. Hnll, S7.V.S l.'t.
Moter Registration Increases
Hnrrlsburg. Pa., Aug. 2. Kevenuc
from Stnti' meter vihlcle registration te
July HO nggrcgnted Slt.420,201.72.
compared with .$S.(1!) 1,823.00 In the
same period last year, nceerding te
State Highway Depaitment rcpeits.
This exceeds all previous figures.
IvstrikeJ
ACIGARETTEr
ITbT0lASTED
It's toasted. This
one extra process
gives a delightful
quality that can
net be duplicated
Girard Aves.
11. r. c. istt
SHIRT SALE
1..65
2.85
3.45
4.95
5.85
till S.30.
CHESTNUT STS.
,?'". Pnr,l. Rdnn
Kvemnus
Fr.nkferd Moter. C jiq ,, c. .,.., k
" Lerch'
Man0' Gme, nt
.....-.. nimiuiu n
623-25 S. Bread St.
Mlttnheuie ft Grr-enf. Ctn.
Ltwii Renen,
B,'t', St- 4 RmwmH Bird.
Simoei ft Btrrev.
8-10-12 W. Rilti-.r. 1.. I ...j.
- .... m.,uvnq u
J. P- mi. ' . VI
l
WIVES START DRIVE
NY
Can't Get Hubbies te Werk Dur
ing "Parades," Say Jer
sey Women
COMPLAIN TO SHERIFF
One-piece bathing suits wein by
prett.O young bench nymphs me cans-
tig thrententd disruption in mnnv
homes In the ;initcetcr County tewni
of llliickwoed Ten ace nnd Almunescnn.
Te such an extent have the "geed
people" of the towns been nrnucd bv
the dally dlstdays of bathers en their
wav te the bench that a fermnl mo me
test wns filed tedav with SlieilfT Clark
at the ( ntirtlinus,, m Woedburv
It Is the heusewlveu unnn whom the
.uir-iii.'ri. iiii lire wnrKiiirr n itiitrunin. iv
MA.in i... .. ...:. - . ...
ncnidliig le Willinm Oiieenshiiiv nf
Iliac kvvend, who said he tepresents the
BEACH
MPHS
SANKSsl
rik ii ii
'T StLVEnsnrmjv - J
&"
THE POLISHED
is the most
' brilliant of all
Reductions a Third te a Half
Linde Furniture Sale
Biggest Real Values in City
Savings guaranteed the largest and Furniture
guaranteed the most satisfactory. That's the Linde
Sale story in a nutshell. Nothing like it in all the
ether sales new going en. Make the most searching
comparison. Examine carefully quality and price.
Then you can't go wrong.
We can and de undersell every ether store be
cause we save net only en our buying, but because,
unlike all the ethers, we save en our selling. Our
location and expense saving, as a one-line store, is
$150,000 a year, and we divide this among our cus
tomers. That's why we are away below them all.
The magnitude of this Sale is the marvel of the
trade. Seme idea of the mammoth assortments may
be gained from the fact that we are showing 285
different styles of Bed-Roem Suits. 215 styles of
Dining-Roem Suits and 145 styles of Living-Roem
and Library Suits with thousands of odd pieces.
Yeu must see the great display te fully realize its
wonderful extent.
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This 4-Piece Walnut Suit
Rich Queen Anne drig. I a nrKe Dreer.
Bew-end Bed. full iire Vnnity nnd roomy ChifTo ChifTe ChifTo
rebe. A great bargain.
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This 4-Piece Tuder Suit
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design Sturdily
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This Suit in Tapestry or Velour
Sti,,tl gunrnntcrcl. iniide nnd out M,tsve
U.nrnpert. 87 ,n lenK 1 ntyc nrm nnd firrM.1.
chnir. I-oe.e cusluenn, full ipung m-ats .ind bucks
Rugs, Lineleums V3 and i2 Off
Our Fleer Cevering Department is backing up the
unequaled burmtvire opportunities tn this Sale with the Di
gest values in Rugs and Lineleums te be found anywhere
in the city. '
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High-Pile Axmmster .... 29 00
Weel Velvet T,hC(
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Tapestry Brussels
22.50
0x9 Ft. Rii(s
Royal Wilten . .
High-Pile Axmmster . .
Weel Velvet
'I apestry Brussels .
Andover Art .
$39 00
17 00
15 50
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OPEN EVENINGS-Monday, Wednesday Fridau
Closed All Day Saturday
HENRY
cw atreet, UIumbia
"geed people," nnd went te the Sher
iff's office te file the complaint.
"Since these young women hnvc be
gun te strut through the streets In their
scanty one-piece nulls," said Queens
burv today, 'Hieucvv1vps have been
complaining tbnt they cansel get their
liuhbunilri te de any work. They nil
seem te have suddenly become obsessed
with n desire le spend their time en
the fietit perch 'leading.' "
Sheiiu" Clink piemled nn Investiga
tion. As seen ns he announced t lint he
would send a deputy te the towns Sun
day with u tape measure te see if tlie
suits wete within tlie law the entlie
force of depullis velutiteeied for the
job.
Finally he dulihd that Deputy Sbei -Iff
Ciiiiniughnm should innke the pre
liminary Investigation. If nnv of the
bathing suits me found te be tee luief
Deputv Slieilff Untold I.enp will make
a further investlgutlen en the following
Sundnv.
After this exhaustive sludv of the
situation Is completed nnd condition
appeal te lie tee liad. Slierlff Clark snlil
tbnt he iniiv take i barge of the tape
tnensuie himself.
Will n llnmmnnil tcIN n thit Mar. r.
th tlme h"lnc nt Iant, l nut of this run-
t,ln'" H" " P"ssllit communication point for
rnuie
ixpciiii
lln RltlZCfM lllUl VI.IIII11 tnnv
mual artlile
wmp u Iiy null') ' An un-
flectien of thu Sumtuy 1'UKiic UruuEii. Mak
It IIHUH -AHI.
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GIRDLE DIAMOND
exquisite and
qems.
$
125
- fullj decerntrd
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150
8.3x10.6 Ft.
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Ruffs
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I ligli-l'ile AxmmMer . . 23 00
Weel Velvet 3 3 00
Tapestry Brunei 20 50
Andover Art . j 30
Inlaid Imnltii,
Hea Grade, sq d $
I'.xtra Grade., scj. d .
Special Grade, sq d. . . .'.'
I 80
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LJ ue Lirnnilp n v,l I ir
LINDE
and Ridce Ave
4111 K
$165
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Yeu Knew the
Advantages of
Coming te
Headquarters
for
Palm Beach
Mohair and
Feather-Weig-ht
Tropical Worsteds
As leaders in clothes for hot
test weather we arc enabled
te offer & large range of
sizes and big selection of
attractive patterns.
Palm Beach Suits
at Our Super-Value Price of
$
14.50
Our phenomenal business in
Summer Clethes has made
it necessary te close up
the ranks (in sizes) by con
solidating lets which we
have sold up te $18 at
Mohair Suits
at Our Super-Value Price of
$
18
A similar consolidation of
fine quality, lustrous, richly
trimmed mehairs, which we
have sold up te $23 at
$18.
Rare Opportunities
in Worsted Suits at
$19 $24 $29
(made te sell from $28 te $43)
Perry & Ce.
16th and Chestnut
SUPER - VALUES
in Clethes for Men
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Something cir
Drogues and Oxfords j
in
Imported Scotch Grain
Trem a consignment el rich brown
leather recened bv in mm ,VI,-U'..
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el Scotland, ue liair made theie beautiful-
ihees in breguet and canscrialwr models.
We knew they mil appeal te r.clle
men el discrimination.
The price is six fifty, sold only
at tue el our stores. 1432 Chestnut
street and 1336 Se. Penn Square.
Leuis Mark
Where
Shall
I Send
My Child
te Scheel?
That quemim can be
turn, 1 ceriHiiltlni; the Kdu Kdu
cm.enal Hu.cau en BreuniJ
lluer nt I'ulilie l.n,ler Ultlc..
llicJeiii-mKiir., Sijuure Ul
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