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.EVBmiOTBEIQ LEDGrERPHltADELPilliV; - MOtfIA, AUGUST? , 3L922
WORSHIP ON ReOPtfAftDEN
In
DOCTORS
Bi a Staff Correspondent
' cnp i,fry Me,,llt 0retnii' Ptt"
J1. 7 Theories developed nt ether
Umrments will be put Inte nctunl
2ctlce today by the 103d KiiglnccrB,
JTjll.Plillndclpliia regiment. y
twhllc In tlielr nrmerlPH nt home nnd
& strong, were taught the various
ShSi of demolition, bemblns nnd
fiuen brUe building. This yenr the
& will experience the thrills nnd
SKrs of this nhnpe of wnr.
S lenel JnckiiKn W. Study, cem--indcr
of the reslmcnt, will tnke out
M. men this nftcrnoen for their firnt
iJnmvers. The pontoons te be used
the" construction of briefers are
tlt(ne the enslnccrs nt the lnkc nbeut
2 nbartcr of a mlle te the west of the
ttjlmcnt's cninp site.
The men will construct bomb-proof
ijreuts which will be bombed te test
rtflr work. I.nrge crntcrs will be inndc
In the rocky hills surrounding the enmp
Srhrn the members of the regiment begin
ftelr practice with TNT dynamite nnd
'liber high explosives.
This Irninlng is net devoid of flnngcr.
Tn ndralniiter immcdlntr trentment te
th. men v,he may be injured In the wnr
ke maneuvers feevcrnl regimental mil
twos have been ordered te the scene of
tit operation.
The engineers will net only br en
fued In destructive work. While in
Jimp here they will construct a new
iUchlne-Run range, the one In use until
week age lmvlng been found defecthe.
Eiplesives '" vv ' '" '") mihv:
Untitles 01 rocs uuu i-uiiu iu jiiuviui-
t the new rnnge.
rinri niorse E. Kcnin. I'estmnster
tf Philadelphia nnd rifle rnngc instruc
tor here, celebrated the completion of
ill thirtv-slxth year In the National
Guard. He enlisted In 18S0 as n private
In the old Third Regiment, whose nrm-
jr is new occupied uy me .1.1.1111 in-gi-n
iii Philadelphia. He wns pre-
aeted te n captaincy during the bpan-Jjh-Americnn
Wnr, nnd In 1010 wns
tude a colonel, commanding the Third
Regiment en the Mexican border for
jevernl months.
Colonel Kemp, who has nrrnnged mi mi
Btreus rifle mntrhes between the vari
tus units of the Nntlennl Guard, bold
this mernins that the 109th nnd the
110th Infantry Regiments would con cen
tut for the rifle championship of the
Ilfty-slxth Infantry Brigade.
$60,000 FORJ'RINCETON
Jlhn D. Rockefeller, Jr .Aids New
Industrial Library
,New Yerli, Aug. 7. Princeton Unl
Ttrsify has i"tnlilishcd 11 ltbrnry of in in
iestrlnl relntlens. the expense of which
will be about $12,000 11 jcar. nnd .Inhn
D. Rockefeller. Jr., hns given $00,000
for It, according te nnnetincemi'iit by
Jehn drier Hlbben, president of the
University, wi lug lu part :
,"The growing need for rt special
Murcc of comprehensive informntleii en
Sdu'trinl ivlntlensliips nnd the liunuui
cfer in industry bus led te the cstab
Ulhmriit. 5 ."The llbrnry will include pnmphlets,
documents, reports nnd books dealing
tltli Inttrprotntien nnd dibctibsieu of
ladustrlal rvlntiens."
1
, CROW STEALS GOLF BALLS
Imithpert Players Find Cache In
Chicken Yard
Smcthpert, Pa., Aug. 7. Smcthpert
Ms a new country club, which opened
lis golf links n few dnjs nge. I'lnjers
ere perplexed nt tlie frequency with
wlch new golf bnlls were lest, until
wey bcgnii te pay nttentlen te a lnrgu
trew tlint wns usually hanging nreund
the link-. Their observation wns do de
rdcd when they saw the bird fly
w purmit of n new bull, sweep down
Ud pick it 1111 in its hcak nnd lly uwny.
Thej traced Its flight te n house home
Bhtanee fiein ihe links and inquiry
Here dlsfles,.,! tmt (iit. ,,row wn, tnme
nd n pet of the children. Members of
"family searched the chicken jard
Md disclosed 11 niche of nbeut n dozen
tw golf bnlls the crew had collected.
Little Benny's
Nete Boek
Bjftec Pape
Sundry nftirnnen I found n old n
stiT.OU"1 I'linting en it suylng,
eplck-0 3-,iuii.(). Sprlnlscl 11 few llnke-,
a wet buish and inake ie.ir old
?,w hat betUr than new.
' tldnklng. (J. herray. Ill try it en
f)ji Mrnw hat and t-orprlze him. Widi
' did. scrubbing It with Spick-0 Span
hi. . Vlcr.p wns 'I('0" stroeks nil ever
lasted of being dusty looking all ever
ten 'in T nt fe,t- ,w lliinUIni,'. (5.
pep will l,p Krprized nil rite, I lei
out hardly reckeiil.c it.
And offer suppir pep hrd te 111.1,
)T(1 mother, I f,. w ,.ral0 ,
. nnd ma cd. U sccui!. te me
EL 1. 1H ,,mwt 11,llt way about
jeurseif, (in, .,,, SOl) .vntnill . but
lerit Hrp s" UM uu'r mMli ,"1, tlu'
w.j,; " " rars 1 iiiiw uiuiliigeil
w Keep a straw hut hmkliiir lesi.rrtnlile
te carry me tliroe an lnlire bum-
I.' NW
, . - - ,, 11 IIHII
" M there and tell me .01110 l-e
thL 0C "" wearing that dingy
K."1 "''ll "",1 ',en w,l- Abslloetli.
whl.1" 0l,,'r' ' r?'ke me buy an-
r ktrnw hat this season, Ivn uersnl
hat falthliliv Mntb the beginning
ilrt uWIlS0" uml ,w et 0"S le do de
"" It new.
.'.. DOIl. it lnn',e I...1... .!...
1. .'.v """.r, i-vl'II IIV11LT 11 .III Mill
Wilyum j oil clout ineen te
iii:, '".'i
ZK 'lH. I bed
lu2..." ,iw"' y doe
nnd nep scil, The
i'S It.' mid T sed.
flwii i.M,!k'k"0 hl'"-". Ami I ran
n aid hrnwt peps h.it up mid hand-
m at ii!1'"' I,n' suyl"s' YtT ffulj ffulj
teutil. .1 .l,.1,,,'4 w"e told .,ou te
Cl iV'J"!'? ",,,, wil. Nobody, 1
Stere ren'm?1"1-0 Kl"'"( up la the
'mi'inv'1 r.")l,li! wnr0 n,,re KIS
.Neuvi "''""..Pep l. nnd inn
tle.nln ri.11'11"1 be reasonable, that
t dldtn rut ,,cc?t "'H'eis. no wonder
JMrreim,.,ir,0'Jy me,,t wcl't '"' to te
y. ie but store en the aveuue mid
Odevi . "e,v ",l' l,l'I before jeu
O ." ew- '""' ""'it JeuT. have It.
fclDBu-JV"" ,'n,""l "W't 1"M scd.
7g wyjjc'i, K0t m.,,rilw! i,'ut
i,ltAa',w.rTl,,!?KK S""'IN MVK8
Jfeii?" iH.n"Bt .tiS. ""eh. iir. f:.m.
M5
5KS -wr nn ' ?:"'.'. 'W? ..'"'! !?
1 nrnri ii"i " " piiflumeni ana
j. "t.-m i araiiii. "i m'n nr aim
" in i
nu." nntumnn 1 atii
leu. .llm'iM tlf ilnrv
Alphi Baptists Hear Sermon
, Colellng Breeze
Worshiping en a reef garden these
warm August evenings is popular In
Kensington.
The roef1 garden or "Assembly Reef"
Is en the Alpha Baptist Church, Hnn Hnn
ceck nnd Yerk streets. The Rev.
Heward K. Williams preached there
te a congregation of J150 persons Inst
night.
"On the Mountains With Jesus" wns
the topic. .
Alpha Church is en "nJI-vcnr
round" church. It docs net close or
lessen Its activities In het weather.
Three cIieIm sung nt yesterday's scrv-
.. mm mere were innny JOUtlg pCOI) 0
present morning nnd evening.
A "(Inllcry of the Great" Is a sneclnl
attraction in the Sunday school. An
nrch centnlns pictures of celebrated
nutbers. muslclnns, nrtists, soldiers,
poets, statesmen, humnnltnrleni and
mlsslennrles. A plcture of Jesus eccu-
Kncli Sunday a new picture appears
In the arch, qnd a copy Is presented te
every boy and girl present. These who
attend every session nre presented with
the plcture of their favorite here
frnined.
A yWllSGO
last say
Bluejay
te your druggist
The simplest way te end a
corn is Bluc-iay. A touch
8teps the pain instantly. Then
the corn loosens and comes
, out. Made in a colorless
clear liquid (one drop does
it I) and in extra thin plas
ters. The action is the same.
Pain Steps Instantly
Galvanized Beat Pumps
rv. 2d t.
krt Hill mt
JUnnfMterf A h
r.. T. P-Tder Ce.,.n
Hat S7f
'OnBina-
n
In 1876
the Centennial rnntked th inth
yenr of this store' nervlcc. and
new, at 05. w sre mera experi
enced, but equally eager te In
crpAae the public a rcaaen ter
calling. ,
LLEWELLYN'S
v rhlladetphla'a Htnndard
Dm Stere
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1518 Chestnut Street
Prescription! Flrat
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5000 ELKS TO HAVE OUTING
Spectacle at Shere Will Be Given
Near Woedslde Park
Mere than 5000 members of Philadel
phia Ledge, Ne. 2, II. 1. O. E., and
tjjelr friends nnd families will attend the
hnskct picnic en Snturdny afternoon,
August 10, at the Cedar 1'nrk Drivln?
Club, nenr Woedslde 1'nrk. There will
be gnme.s for the inciuber und their
families.
The feature of the outing will be nil
exhibition of the spectacle produced by
the ledge nt the recent convention in
Atlnntlc City.
The uniform sections will be under
the direction of Colonel H, JI. Itnrtlett
They will include the band, drill corps,
mounted guard, legion of honor end the
Quakeresses. William F. Wolff is the
chairman of the committee of entertainment.
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'We Sell for Cash Only'-
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SNYDER & CO.
117-119 N. 10th STREET i
FACTORY
Q SHOWROOMS
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Special Mahogany Library lame
This
Wonderful
Mahogany
Library
Table
Beautifully
Finished,
.75
$n
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PI Value P
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SOKSOtStere Open Saturdays Until 6 P. M,30E30
STRAWBRIDGE CLOTHIER
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Semi Annual
CLEARANCE of
USED PIANOS
An Unusually Fine Assortment of
Re-conditioned Pianos
$85 te $300
Re-conditioned Player-Pianos
$250 te $445
We have net se many of these high-grade Pianos and JPlayer-Pianes te
sell at these exceptionally low Clearance prices.
Many of the best that we have will sell very quickly, se plan te attend
this event early and get the instrument you most desire.
We Guarantee Every Piane
Listed in This Sale
Every Piane nnd Plnyer-Piane has been thoroughly reconditioned by our staff of
expert workmen. They are all in geed, sound, playable condition and include many of
the best known makes. Our reputation is back of every instrument in this collection.
The prices speak for themselves. Just think of being able te secure one of these
exceptional Pianos, refinished both inside and out for from $85.00 te $300.00.
Our Usual Easy Terms of Payment
Apply en All Makes in This Clearance
A small initial payment will secure any instrument in this list and you may
arrange monthly or weekly payments extending ever a period of thiee years. Price
includes a steel with Piane and Chair and 12 rolls of music with Player-Piane, and free
delivery in Philadelphia, Camden and vicinity.
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STRAWBRIDGE & CLOTHIER:
A Great Collection of
Furniture Concentrated for
Convenient Inspection
Anether Outstanding Feature of the Semi-Annual Sale
We have assembled for this Sale enough Furniture te fill a great 9-story warehouse.
On our show-room fleer are the representatives of this great collection Suits and Single Pieces
in wondrous variety all se arranged that you can see the Furniture with the least physical effort.
It is a pleasure te be able te cheese Furniture without walk
ing miles and miles many of our customers tell us.
This Sale Presents Mere
Furniture Than We Have
Ever Had at One Time
Our entire regular stock is included at appreciable reduc
tions from former already-low prices. Thousands of dollars'
worth of Furniture, purchased at concessions when manufac
turers' prices were lowest, is included at savings of one-third te
one-half.
Furniture for Bedroom, Living-room, Dining-room, Hall for every
room. Furniture as geed and as trustworthy as honest workmanship can
make it.
Yes, this is indeed Your Sale planned from your viewpoint, pro
viding for your needs, your benefit, your convenience and your comfort.
Your Sale invites your judgment. Compare, if you will and see wherein
it excels.
5- StrawbrldK & Clothier Third Fleer
.
3 7
The Coxwell Chair
Nete its invitint? comfort, without bulk,
its graceful lines that harmonize with any
scheme of interior decoration. The Coxwell
Chair has been originated for this store.
There are about 100 of them here some
upholstered in tapestry, some in velour.
They are
In This Sale at $39.50
Silk-and-Weel
Sports Stripes
$2.50
HALF PRICE OR NEAR IT
Net a large quantity but a
wonderful "buy" for these who
get these smart stripes. All
in the 38-inch width $2.50 a
yard.
54-inch Navu Blue
Fine Twill All-Weel
Serge, Special at $2.50
A special purchase of this
fine Serge of a quality that
would sell regularly at a much
higher price. Thoroughly
sponged and shrunk.
Straw-brldife & Clothier
Aisles 1. Centra
New Black JSilks
Ready for Autumn
And Fashion waiting for
Black, with the greatest eager
ness all-black, if you will
(for the new draperies
achieved in Black Silks arc
grace itself), and black, with
facing? and slashings and in
sets of color, is one of the
newest conceits of the season.
Many marvelous new weaves
in plain and brocaded effects,
also the new chiffon velvet
Brocades and the heavier Silk3
se desirable for lining wrap3.
Special !
Canten Crepe, excellent
quality, in navy blue, black and
brown special at $3.00.
StrawbrldKd A Clothier
Aisle. I). Centre
Beys All Want
, Mead Ranger
BICYCLES
And here thev arc, at exact
ly the same factory-te-rider
prices for which they arc
noted $39.50 te $55.00.
Bicycles may be bought en
the Deferred Payment Plan, if
desired. Ask the salesman.
Strawbrldite & 'lelhlr -Uimemcnt,
West
Persian Saruk
Rugs Special!
Handsome and artistic
Persian Saruk Rugs with col
orings as skillfully blended as
a master painter's canvas:
Size (5.9x10.2 $525.00
Size 8.11x11.11 $750.00
Size 8.10x12..! $825.00
Size 10.4x17.3 $1325.00
' Sirawhrl'lee 'leihir
Fourth rioei, ir.uKet St , West
New!
All Our Panama
Hats for Men,
$2.50
New's the time te get a geed
Hat at an extra-low price. All
shapes and sizes. v
New, tee, you can get a geed
Straw Hat for $1.25 or $1.95.
Straw brlrtse 4 c'lnthler -Second
Flimr. Market St., Hast
300 Perte Rican
Night Gowns, $1.95
Interesting news for women
who nrefer dainty, hand-made
Night Gowns with squnre neck
and kimono sleeve. Of fine,
but durable lingerie cloth,
artistically embroidered.
Ktranhrlrtgn A delhler
TVIrd Kleer. Wcit
m t(4j. j
Women's Fine
Cotten Frecks
at Half Price
$7.50 te $12.50
Imported ginghams, dotted
Swiss, fine ratines and beauti
ful voiles. Many styles and
shades a beautiful variety.
Straw bridge A CIethlr
Second Fleer. Centre
Coel Petticoats
of Tub Silk
$1.95
The Preliminary Display of
AUTUMN FASHIONS
Zs Being Greatly Appreciated
It is just what hundreds of women have wished for the oppor
tunity te select new apparel early in the season, when it is really
most effective, and te be able te get the new models, new materials
and new shades.
Women's and Misses'
Dresses
Coats
Blouses
Furs
Suits
Millinery
Footwear
Accessories
The new longer Dresses, showing circular and side-drape move
ments; the tailored cloth Dresses, unusually smart; the Suits with
longer coats, some in blouse effects the new tailored Coats and
fine Wrans: the new Blouses, with rfisrinrtivn nnt-nmn tnitac 4-v,
't-new Millinery velvet, duvetine, tinseled brocades, hatter's plush
iwiu autm, uim inu uiivtJll-u iUSHUHlS in line I' UTS.
Many, new features and surprising departures, vet the whole
display emphasizes practicability, and moderate price's prevail.
- - Straw bridge & Clothier Second Fleer
Three Unusual Values in
Women's Silk Stockings
Slight irregularities in finish ate responsible for these low
prices, but they de net impair durability nor mar appearance It
will pay te buy freely of these Stockings. ' t"-tWa"cc- "
65c
Plain or Ribbed
Silk Stockings with
cotton tops and
soles. In white and
colors.
85c $1.15
Full - fashioned
Black Silk Stockings.
But for irregulari
ties in finish the
price would be
double.
Full - fashiened1
Silk Stockings with
mercerized lisle tops
and soles. In white,
black and colors.
Straw hrldjw A Clothier Ale 3. Market .St and Ai.le 4. Centre
WORTH ONE-HALF MORE
They meet a woman's
requirements of daintiness and
practicability. Straight of line,
double paneled, and with hem
stitched hem. In flesh pink
or white $1.95.
Straw brldice A Clothier
Second Fleer. West
Just Arrived!
Women's Silk
Autumn Dresses
$39.75
This is a new line which we
are introducing this season,
and it is proving a great
success already. The models
are all se simple and youthful
and the materials are excep
tional you would never judge
any of these Frecks te be only
$39.75.
Crepe Rema, Canten crepe
and satin-back crepe, in black,
navy blue, brown and tan;
showing the new longer skirts,
the handsomely embroidered
flowing sleeves, the Viennet
sleeves and ether delightful
new features.
New Crepe de Chine
Dresses, $15.00
te $18.75
New Autumn models, in
navy blue, black and brown.
fitrnw bride A Clothier
Second Fleer. .Market St.
Blouses of Crepe
de Chine and
Georgette, $3.75
Simply tailored or filet
trimmed Blouses of white
crepe de chine, with cross cress
tucked Peter Pan or Tuxedo
cellars and long or short
sleeves; Frilly Crepe Georg
ette Blouses, trimmed with
dainty filet or Valenciennes
lace, in white or flesh color,
with roll or Peter Pan cellars
and short sleeves. Levely Over
Blouses included nt $3.75.
StrawbrldKe A Clothier
Second Fleer. Centra
Jit iiSi
Te-morrow Clearance
of 4000 Men's Shirts of
Woven-Stripe Madras
$1.30
Regular prices one-half mere te double
this price.
Fer greater conveniences all the Shirts hnve been arranged
en tables according te size. There will be ample variety, ample
..,... ,,. cu.-it.wuini-. auuui jeuu ei tne nnirtH nre
i educed from regular stock; the balance represent a special pur
chase bought at un unusual price concession from n rclinble
Sizosfia3Ttnrih0rWantcd,te,clear hifl fihclvcs t one c lp.
bizes 13 te 18. Come early; buy a season's supply
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