F Uj&w&Q& wmjviimn$mi wwp' rmm iW''' fly) V v. 1 ,'tr , r lAi m Af a n I a a if am a Jehn s- ea,lua ",ew -Dl"ea jeweiry - J. Campbell feuflNAIRE WILLS 'fiancee $1,000 EVENING' PUBLIC LEDGER PHILADELPHIA, TUESDAY, AUGUST 8, 1922 fc 5ne beneficiary here .. .... i. dm R Tim will nf .Tnhn a?tnrA Salt"", millionaire nrt pntren SS win collector, Ir-nvlnp MOO.000 and In M W'" t0 .M"' nelKrt T.m,, ??'". f,i0(i for nrebnte icsterdav Si's irrepntp'H Court. J. Londen, en .Tnne 24, after drink Rri, i solution of poison he hnd prepiircl J. eMflninK PO" vni-'i Sin- n Of Clf.l ' i . ., ... l,i,l. i,n ffiri nnd the verdict of the coroner Pl80";... Mr Sinlttis hnd drunk flie !?,nlde by mlitnke. tT!nluc,.' ..lu,!! U n widow. Klin un ttl Kftcllp Eugenie Arneld, dmigh " t ti, V Arneld, n former Rnire. ..te of New Yerk Ceuntv. Her mar I."1 . ... Tlnberr .Tnme f'ntnnhrll tenlj face In 1002. Mr. Campbell died nbeut Whenr8thenewq of Mr. SnltiiH denth kit te the dl9C-ewy that he was phin "i. te be married In n few weeks. " l)I U1I tnl,l Mr Snltnc. !,.! L.n hr husband's l)est friend, nnd that s&e nn" ul-1" -""6t' i" "" "r rune time. if i tj. At tilC t-un'itvi c iiii. -i. in jjuiiuuii MiMrernm from Mr. Cmnpbcll was Produced. It tend as fellow s: "Letters reeelved. Great nurprNe ..'a honor. Am happy, but net well. ltd will S" " sanitarium. Let us MtWlIn true mi'inn ir nn- jiri"pni. Tort's no one but en. Be cheerful Uj held your own. Tjevc. , i.eujIjl.:.,. .-....Ia.. oil hern nhnilt the. n1iln. Vf-ii liiiniilinlt inlit tf Hnu n nmln mtssiie in reply te letterw nnd cnblc Rtmi from Mr. Snltus, nsklnj? If he heuld conic ie iihk cr it sne ..nlil en te Londen for their weddimr. Her cablegram, translated, she cald, told Mr. SnituH "ne ami ner companion, WOO hSu just ieic n inHiuiii, would lenvp i Vnirtnnil nlient .Tlllv IS. nnil tli.if tbtr would be fnarrled there. She s.ild .i.il.,l knfli hnnn "uillrmmln liniiim indshewnB poitlve Mr. Hnltus' denth ni due te nn ncnnciu. rTriA fta(ittmrv fi.tntn lilnl mm- inoentto nearly $1,000,000, It Is Mihl, Ji te be shared equally bv four cousin'". One shore gees te Mrs. 1'tbel M. Lndlngten, of llr.n Muwr, 1'n., wife of IMries j.umnKien. Others who will nenelit nre Irs. rnrftie Snnferd Ilisell. of tlm PI11711 Hetel; the Kpv. A. Wrlsbt Saltus, n 8rst ceu'In. of Concord. N. II., nnd Bolln Sanferd Saltus, of Mount KIm-e. MATHILDE GOES SHOPPING Believed Buying Her Trousseau In Paris Paris, Aug. 8, Miss Mathlldc Mp- Cennlek silent most of her flmn vnstir- day In Paris shops, making a large num- ner of purchases preparatory te going te 'inii'traiini tomorrow or niursilny, Although she nnd her fp.tber( Hareld P. McCormick, both refused te admit Mls.i Mnthllde was buying n trousseau for her marriage te Max Oser, her Swiss flnncc, a friend of tlm family said she 1U11U11111.V wn Keen 10 inne nuvantage 01 many of the beautiful things obtain able In Pnrls shops In anticipation of "spplng her levpr In Switzerland. ' This friend ndded Mr. McCormick wns continuing te proceed en the theory his daughter was the best judge of what constituted her hnpplncss, nnd would be permitted te de what she wished. It Is further said Mr. McCormick, himself, hns made no plans for going te Switzerland In the Immediate future, but his daughter would be accompanied u h uiiiiinniLMi, one 11 I'Aiicclua te go directly 10 i-ucernc te visit her aunt. HOSPITAL IN JERSEY URGED FrellnghuyBen Asks Harding te Aid Tubercular War Veterans Washington. Aug. 8. (Ity A. P.) f'onstnu'tlen In New Jersey of n gov ernment hespitnl for tubercular former service men was urged today by Sen Sen nter rrellngbujsen, of New Jersey, nnd J. I). Sears, commander of the New JernPy department of the American Le Le geon, during n cenference with Presi dent Hnrdlnj?. Thev suggested several sites In high nltituues for n hespitnl. At present 400 New Jersey war veterans, the Presi dent was told, are being nunrtered In contract hospitals, 2.10 of the men In hospitals eutside the State. KILLED BY ONE-MAN CAR Fatal Accident In Reading Fellows Demand for Removal Heading, Pa., Aug. 8. flly A. P.) James Q. (Jeiger, seventy-seven, was run down by n one man car here today nnd killed. Itercntly there wns a de mand here for the remevnl of these cars because of an accident Mr. Olger was wnlklng diagonally nrress tlip street and, It Is alleged bv the local transit company, was outside the safety yene. GERMANY MAY GET LOAN Londen, Aug. 8. The Times corre spondent In Pnrls snys he henrs from a competent American authority that the bankers' committee Is likely te be re convened net later thnn October te negotiate a small lean for Ocrmnny and that J. P. Morgan Is remaining In Europe te be In rendlncss for such an event. J w rHEN a truck driver beasts about thousands of miIes,pewerrul, sllplcss traction and real cush ioning down te the last mile, hV talking about his Goodyear Cord Truck Tires. It it one of the eempltle tine of Goodyear Truck Tires told end strrked by your Goodyear Truck Tire Dealer. gfc BEGIN KU KLUX TRIAL Jury Being Selected In California Raid Case Iis Angeles, Aug. 8. (Hv A. P.) Selection of a jury te trv thirty-seven nlleged membeis of the Ku Klux Klnn 011 charges growing out of the Ingle-, weed 1 .1 ill of April '-'L' last was resumed in Supeiier Court tednj. When ceuit adjoin ned yesterday spcn weiiivn and Ihc men were In the jury box. Fer Sale hu O'BRIEN & HOOVER, Inc. Dlntrlbuter 22d and Race Streets PHILADELPHIA A vJjSy Vniince ai .DankSupplncs Speciall Loese-leaf LEDGER Corduroy Binding Complete, $8.50 IlifcinHanmLCTmpairjv .29 Na ricet Street Mil!!l! jJlMMjiliMM : 5 We Are Closing Out Dresses, Capes & Skirts Prices Belew Cost Summer Wash Dresses This season's smartest styles, in voiles, linens, ginghams, organdies and combinations, in white and all desirable shades. They were $10.50 te $27.50, te be closed out at $75, $0.75, $J.50, $Q.50 Street Afternoon Dresses of Crepe de Chine, Canten Crepe, Georgette and Printed Crepe, all colors and a wide variety of attractive models, including lace and some dinner dresses. They were up te $145, te be closed out at 10, $15, $25, $35, $45 Silk Capes In navy and black, plain and with touches of fringe. They were up te $30.50 $ 15 Spert Suits Mostly one of a style, but a wide variety; all sizes. They were up te $55 $ 10 . Spert Skirts of silk and flannel, in white and colors. They were up te $12.50 $ 575 Lingerie, Negligees and Sweaters 50 Nainsoek Nightgowns.. Were $1.45, Reduced te 45 Voile Bleemers Wtre $1.50, Reduced te 75 Satin Brassieres (All colors) Vere $1.95 te $2.50, Reduced 60 Jersey Silk Vests Were 52.05, Reduced te 64 Petticoats Were $3.05, Reduced te 65 Princess Slins "'re $4.95, Reduced te 95c 95c '1.45 te '1.65 '2-95 95 62 Fine Weel Sweaters $f Ar Were up te $4.95, Reduced te rttf 57 Mohair Slip-en $Q QT Sweaters 0JJ Were up te $6.90, Reduced te 71 Fiber Silk Tuxedo Sweaters Were $7.90, Reduced te 50 Mohair Tuxedo Sweaters Were $10.75, Reduced te 25 Novelty Weel Sweaters $rr Qfi Were up te $18.00, Reduced te 48 Pure Silk Tuxedo $ Sweaters v Were $16.50, Reduied te '4.50 'Q.90 1095 11220-22-24 Walnut Street a: V xC t'l flnss5s4 1 1 1'lir STRAWBRIDGE & CLOTHIER Women's Silk Autumn Dresses $39.75 A New Line Being Introduced This Season Its success i3 assured .already the models are se graceful, se youthful nnd simple, nnd the materials are exceptionally fine. Crepe Rema, Cnnten crcpe nnd s,atin-back crcpej 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. Straw bridge & Clothier Second Fleer. Market Strent Selling Mere Furniture Than in Any Previous Furniture Sale Ample Proof That the Semi-Annual Sale Was Planned Well and Meets the Requirements of Most People Mere Furniture has been sold in this Semi-annual Sale than in any former August Sale in the same length of time. Mere homes have been made brighter, mere home-furnishers have been made happier than in any Furniture event in our history. It is indeed gratifying te have this public expression of approval of our well laid plans. We have mere Furniture than ever in our history. Our entire stock at sharp reductions from already low prices. Great special purchases at savings of one-third te one-half. This is your Sale with the sort of Furniture you "Priscilla" is the Name of a 4-Piece Bedroom Suit of Irresistible Charm in the Sale at $267.50 This graceful design has caught all the charm of Colonial New Eng land simple and appealing. Even in its construction and finish the "Pris cilla" reflects the steady integrity and virtue of this country's early settrers. The Suit consists of 4 pieces, in mahogany or walnut: Dresser, top 50 inches ; full-size Pest Bed ; Vanity Dresser with top 16x44 inches ; large roomy Chest of Drawers, 47 inches high, with top 21x28 inches. Clese (tOi7 P? te one-third under usual price for the Sale f)w Q( Should you desire te have the period for payment for your furniture extended, ask a salesman te tell you about the 'Strawbridge & Clothier Deferred Payment Plan, a simple and convenient method of payment. Zfay Strawbrlrtee. A Clothier Third Kleer want, arranged se that you can inspect it with the least physical effort. All of it at savings that you can best appreciate. In this Sale you can choese: Dining-room Suits, 10 pieces, from $195 te $1000 Bedroom Suits, U pieces, from $95.25 te $1000 Living-room Suits, 3 pieces, from $135 te $1000 Thousands of single pieces such as Chairs, Tables, and the like, at unusually low prices. Anether distinctive feature of the Sale is the great number of patterns originated exclusively for this Stere. Fer instance " rl; Summer Travelers en Their Way te and from Vacation Resorts Will Find It Very Delightful and Profitable te Take in This Beautiful Preliminary Display of Autumn Fashions This is a presentation of a choice group of new apparel and dress accessories, showing the new lengths of skirts, the new ideas in sleeves, the new length of suit jackets, the correct waist-line, and all the ether features se important in considering autumn wardrobes. Women's and Misses' Dresses, Suits, Coats, Millinery, Blouses, Furs, Footwear and Accessories n New models, new materials, new shades the flower of the new season's fashions, yet nothing extreme and everything moderately priced. X -- SlrnwbrMu" & Clothier Second Fleer Nete These Prices for 9x12 Rugs Again the department of Lewer-Priced Fleer Coverings triumphs with some excep tional values in Rugs. Seme arc stightly irregular in weave, but every one is attractive in design and will give excellent service: Heavy Axminster $25.75 Seamless Fringed Velvets $28.75 Stenciled Jap. Grass $5.00 All-Fibre Rugs $10.00 Congeleum Rugs Slightly Imperfect She GxO feet $1.90 She 7.6x9 feet $5.90 Size 9xl0.G fect$S.90 She 9x12 feet $9.90 Inlaid Linoleum in tile and hardwood patterns $1.25 a square yard. Straw brldee . Clothier Fleer 44. Filbert Street Many Beys' Suits New at Clearance Prices Mothers will de well te get here early for this Clearance Sale of Beys' Clething: Suits with Extra Trousers $6.75 Well tailored, of serviceable all-wool cheviot mixtuies. Sizes 8 te 15 years. All-Weel Blue Serge Suits $6.50 FuN cut, neatly made with full-lined knickerbockers and mohair-lined coat. Sizes 8 te 16 years. Sturdy Little Wash Suits 95c Beth Oliver Twist and Middy styles, some with sheit sleeves. Sizes 3 te 7 years. Straight ahd Knicker Trousers 50c, 95c Of excellent wash materials. At very decided savings. Blue Denim Overalls 65c Navy blue, strongly sewed te give leni; wear. An unusually desirable garment for general play-wear. Sizes 3 te 8 years. T Mrawbrldse & ( lelhler -Se nd Fleer Filbert Street, l.ait 3000 Pairs of Women's Stockings at 85c a Pair Pure silk-and-fibre, in black, white, Cordovan, Russian calf and rose beige; high spliced heels and double soles. Sizes 8Va te 10. These Stockings leek like fine silk nnd are very durable. r-- .StruubridKe & Clothier Atule I. Centre Save en Towels Fer Practical Household Needs Hemenmkers will de well te replenish depleted stocks at these unusually low prices. Cotten Huckaback Towels, 35c; Three for $1.00 Serviceable and geed look ing, with Hrrek kiy damask borders and hemstitched horns. Linen Huckaback Towels. Unusual at 50c each Sturdy imported Towels, 18x H4 inches, with damask bor ders nnd hemmed ends. Linen Kitchen Toweling 35c; six yards, $2.00 Of excellent quality, free from dicssinp, White or with colored borders. Slrnulirle A Clotliler -AUIa I J Centre Beys' All-Sports Shirts Clese te Half Price $1.25 Strongly mnde of woven stripe madras, nnd mercerized cotton pongee and cheviot in white or tan. An exceedingly geed value at $1.25. rftriwhr lite A Clothier bicnd Fleer, Fill), it Mreet, i:aat Clearance of Women's Fine Cotten Frecks at Half Price $7.50 te $12,50 Imported ginghams, dotted Swiss, fine latines nnd beauti ful voiles. Many styles and shades a beautiful variety. htrnwbrlilKH .t Clothier Fecund Fleer, .M.irket Street Neme Corsets Self-Reducing Medel 444 Is an Excellent Value $4.00 Women may knew the com fort nnd the satisfaction of Neme Corset ing for a very small expendi ture. And, eh! the improve ment in figiue lines. Thou sands of we men whose poise and beau tiful carriage are the admir ation of their friends wear Neme Corsets exclusively. Let your new Corset be a Neme. Medel 441 is of fine white ceutil, with fashionable low bust, long hips, with Self Reducing stiaps of the original type te control nnd reduce ex cess flesh ever the nbdemen. Nete the low price of $4.00. Neme Circlet Brassieres $1.00 te $5.00 Fer as little ns ?1.00 there's a Circlet model which melds the figure above the waist as the Neme Corset docs below. Fer symmetry of figure nntl that well-groomed appearance every woman desires, cheese the Circlet. Strnlirldue t. Clothier Third Fl or Market Street Weit Men's Fancy Handkerchiefs rwl - f Aa ' Alk. ..V J YM ( L )' i ILL- Hi xjjitvtuuvy'' Couch Hammocks at Less Than Wholesale Price $8.00, $10.00, $13.50, $15.00, $17.50, $18.00, $25.00 About 100 of these Couch Hammocks, representing a manu facturer's entire sample line. Your choice of khaki, gray canvas, fancy stripes and cretonne coverings. All of the best construction wi'h guaranteed springs and tufted mattresses. We suggest you mahe your selection early. e - Straw brhU' i i 1" I ler- Ti rd Fleer entre Men's Woven Madras Shirts In the Great Clearance, $1.30 Values One-half Mere te Twice This Price Thousands of fine Shuts, many reduced from stock Others a manufacturer's surplus, bought at a grat price cone -,,ion. Stripes ween through nnd through, material excellent, pat terns and colors varied, price away low that's the ster All sizes 13'j te 18, ceneniently arranged en table.-, for quick-service. StmubrMee . CI iMrr-l ni ie I u-htli ,sire"t -, Going S .1 irmi' r u. 7K- wm i 25c Imported by us from Londen te sell at this unusual pi ice. A great arirty of colored-border patterns that will please any man of geed taste. Striwhrld-re A Clothier Clethier Mirket ftteet Crois AS STRAWBRIDGE & CLOTHIER Market Street Eighth Street Filbert' Street ?75t -. ' Ti mSTxXik) J Fleer; Tropical Suits At Clear ance Reduc tiens I'lentN of time left for ou te wear these light weight Su t-, bu m nc.r(l the re m for new goods cmin r in- e away tlu go at these figure-, Palm Beach Suits, $9.75 Taileied carefully te held then stylish lines. All sues for regular, siieit, tall, slender an 1 stout men. Fine Mohair Suits, $12 Durably woven of that lustrous, genu ine mohair that wears he very well. Dark patterns nnd plenty of all sizes. Gabardine anprsted Suits new $18 Dressy men nlways favor f se cool, smart-looking Suits nnd will surely want one or mer p $18. Men's Spring and Sunl , Suits are new down te their lowest price I jhis season $13 J00. ' $16.00, $21.00 10 and $36.00. I M-i Btrwbt.a Clethlw een4 Wert rHH Mi Ve? W Vl M my i Aim BAffl .W r-i j-t r' . a . ..
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