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NAH DEATH
AS YACHTS CRASH
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1. Ugust Resse, Wite ana son
I n ..nri When Beat Is Hit
en the Delaware
, WOMAN IN OTHER CRAFT
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Mr owl Mr-. AiiRiiet Tliwe nml thMr
iilei-Mr-elil Mn. Henry, of M-
& i"t "" ttl,'n, V",r "!!!
VI 'Jl-in. iriiNer " rammed In n vncht
ftpnesile II"1 f'ininp Miipyanl in tlie
"'Thrwp,n leiiirnlnjr. home from the
- T..inn wlipn llirlr hnnfr. the
Pi wn rnmmcl hv the I.nrcttn, en nod
hV Elttenil New Ien of tlir Rlveri-lile
b nml 1ilri wns IjcIiik driven by
cilherltip Mnllcr, f this city.
Mr "ml ""' i0"""' "erP "Dle
Wen tliclr ynclit ndent by rapldlj nhlft
i.,' (he bnllnt nml IinngliiK ever the
' lid of tlierrnft until towed te Mime.
The relllflnn tore n large hole. In
iha Mdc of the IJvu nml unter begnn
te icusb in. immediately stalling the
.'"fOerdlnB te Mr. Heuse, Catherine
Mnllcr lind InKen the wheel of the I.o I.e
Jftti while Mr. Newton went te fill the
There ere five, bents In the party nil
rneklnu nbeut even nnd n half knots nn
The Lerettn bcunn te swing In a
-irelf, nnd itnneniHteined te n "left
tarn" wheel the woman wnn unable te
direct It' course nwny from the Kva,
hlrli wai nhrenct of the ether four.
With the In nml the Leretta were
the Jennie It., the Dorethy .T. nnd the
Bileme nil of which bad pnrtlelpntcd
in the races at Trenten en Saturday.
The l'va, nfter the coIIIhIeii, waR
"!.? the Jennie It.
Injur), nltheiiBh the bow of the Leret-
We bad h;en NtandinB.
n,n 1.I1I0 of the Kvn wan cruwicd llhe
.- .. hpll bv the force of the cel-
JUten, but the I.erettn was only hllshtly
dnmnsteil and wnH nble te step at once
after the crash.
"I was standlnpt only several feet
from where the bow of the Lerettn
itruck." Mid Mr. Hose today. "Ap
parentlv Mls Mnllcr was making every
tffert te turn the course of the Leretta
away, hut 1 think that hIie was unac
customed te the 'left-turn' wheel.
"The Lerettn struck, glanced off nnd
kept right en going in n circle. We
were able te keep our bent nflent by
IfOnlitK eer the enp side, us that lifted
the hole abate the water line. We re
mained In that position until we reached
Essington in tow."
An ice chest en the pert side of the
Eva probably prevented mere serious
result1. As It was the bow of the Lo Le
Mtta penetrated the side of the Eva
almost a feet.
BELIEVE MYSTERIOUS MAN
FIGURED IN WOMAN'S DEATH
Leng Island Officials Probe Con
flicting Deathbed Statements
New Yerk. Aug. 28. Nassau
County, I.. I., authorities today began
a rigid lnestlgatien of the mjsterieus
caw or Mrs. ltebert U. Wninwrlght,
forty-two, who died In the Nefcsnu Hes
pital, Mlneeln, Saturday. She was
town mere irem ner nema m 1 leral
Park, h. I., Wednesday afternoon.
Official action started when Dr. O.
A. Fen&terer, who was called in by
another physician when Mrs. Vnln
rlgbt was stricken, refused te sign
a death certificate. When be notified
Corener Kehlcr, the Corener ordered
an autepr.
Count Detective Miller snld jester
diy that vhen the Nassau County
authorities were notified Thursday thnt
the deith of Mrs. Walnwrlght was Im
minent, and thnt her case appeared te
warrant the attention of the Dl&tilct
Attorney he leitul her bcdslde nnd
averts Mrs. Wnlnurlght then said:
"I became 111 after taking some pills
my hutbnnd enve me."
Reminded that she bad said her bus
Bind was in Seuth America, Mrs.
walnwrlght replied :
well, it was a man gave them te
Dr. A. L. nieelna until (trrrlnr It
A pai apparent Mrs. Walnwrlght had
jSCOBIE WINS OVER DUKE
i
( Vmer Anna Gould Yields Hetel
Suite te Mint Director
.San rranelsc-e, Aug. 28. (Hy A. P.)
-Duke Hclie de Tnllejrand-rerlgerd,
ke also is the thirteenth Count of
Orljnela, and bis duchess, who was
formerly Mins Anna Gould, of New
.writ, together with "Tnriky," their
lij i cUlncse fup, their sennnts
.- 'uk.ukc, ,wcrc ucre leUay from
rertlaml, Ore.
iv.i .. nna ,l113 cnteuraRc went te
B netpl. 'IMia .i..ifn .....I .i i it .
V..L . u""c "u uuuucss uiu net
.ifi lr nbeut lhe Presidential mite,
Jelch continued te be occupied bvl'ieil
1 LS:t "ttfff,..0,', .? "'
Ua H Wlm ever the duke, who
. pj.u or uie prcbidentlul bulte.
RICH TAKES BAT0N
i OFPARK ORCHESTRA
Concertmaster of Philadelphia Sym Sym
'Pheny starta With Varied Program
'mount dWU5h Bl" nlct the Tulr
the 2 si m "il"ej Orchestra for
Wen II l'10 n,W,t ,n ,,s concert "t
fpHett"- lUa l"0,nm "HI be as
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TWO JERSEY BOYS HELD
HtHE FOR THEFT OF $250
Orange Lads, Each 15, Found With
Pockets Bulging With $1 Notes
Twe flfteen-ycnr-eld boys were ar
rested last night by Olty Hall detec
tives. They Wcre nrenaml nf inl.lr,.
$250 belonging te the father of one of
tnem nt Orange, N. .7.
The youths, Wllllnm Koerner and
Iilunnl fnrrr Inff r. ,... ...1.1. ....
" i . i S' . "iiiiikc Willi inc
money which belonged te Koerner'a
miner, nenwer. wncn they were dis dis
cevered In the Windser iletcl their
pockets bulged with $1 notes. They
were Bent te the Heuse of Detention.
REPUBLICANS SEEK
10
ENLIST WOMEN
Registration Booths te Be
Opened at County Fairs
te Reach Voters
HUNDREDS VOLUNTEER AID
POLICE HERE SEEK
FUGITIVE DRUGGIST
Murder Squad Detectives Think
Jehn A. Helley Still Is
In This City
MARRIAGE IS REPORTED
tIo!!::dlml,1'!J,1',''lPl''ytenlBb
rettnn. .Uore u,ld Kci-'"e"c stnets. The
cWii-wh ffisssr.1 ?Kn:: ks"
fi...'1""' ImDcrlVl" '.rf Hhw
Hulut-Hnena
I, i1l'ftNnTetr?iri?,,5 ?" tllOttURT
' but if .1 no nlrrtpd In nltltrm tr.it, -t..
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BTBUII i K. uT. -" twin Ul Jllll IK TTIn Wflrt
i t'ir:. w vi "pnann.
Ur'm in th V. Jvlce. nlyii te ueh m-
i 4v, g ''wis, "jink it i iublt,"
v,1
A big drive is en bv the Republican
Stnfe Committee te register nit women
voters In Pennsylvania. Included will
be nn educntlenal campaign en the prin
ciples of Republicanism. Advantage
will be taken of the forty or mere local
and county fairs this menh and next te
reach large numbers of women In the
rurnl district
llentlm will be opened nt nil fairs.
Drinking cups with the names of the
ltepubllcan candidates nn them will be
distributed, as will literature telling of
the work of the party In national, Stnte
and local Issues.
Women of the vnrlnus counties will
be in charge of the booths, nssted by
Stnte nnd national erganlrers.
The first step In the campaign will
be (he distribution this week of cards,
giving the rcslgstrntlen dnys and ex
plaining the procedure for registra
tion. Hundreds of volunteer Instructors
been enlisted in nil parts of the State
In the educntlenal campaign. During
the last three weeks the speakers' bu
reau has been enlisting men and women
nnd arrangements have been completed
for the assignment of speakers en short
notice te large or small gatherings of
women In ntiv part of the State. Hun
dreds of applications have already been
received.
"Te vote, you wed net be assessed
or pay a tax if you are net jet twenty twenty
tve years old en November 7, but in
the first, second nnd third class cities
jeu must register," the card Mates.
$5000 ASKED FOR REPAIR
OF QUARANTINE STATION
Appropriation for Marcus Heek te
Be Sought In Deficiency Bill
An appropriation of 3000 for the
ninlntcnnncc nnd repair of the quaran
tine station nt Marcus Heek will be
requested In the next deficiency bill
presented te the Heuse by the Director
of the Hudget, nccerding te Surgeon
General II. S. Cummins, of the l'ublic
Health Service nt Washington.
J. S. W. Holten. president of the
Maritime Kxclmngc, in a letter te Hep Hep
resentnthe, Vare asked that the Annre-
prlntlens Committee make prnlsien for
tlie mnlntennme et tlie station as re
quired In the lease of the prepertj by
the Government from the State of I'enn
hjlvania. Mr. Vare took the matter up with
the surgeon general, wiie in n com
munication ieeeied today by Mr. Vare
said the recommendation for an appro
priation of ?5000 would be made. Mr.
Mr. Vare has liled the papers presented
by Mr. Holten with the Appropriation
Committee of the Heuse ns-king that
fnvorable action be taken en the item.
Vare is n member of the committee.
TRAIL SUSPECTS IN THEFT
OF PHILA. WOMAN'S JEWELS
Twe Girls May Have Robbed Mrs.
Helen Campbell Williams
Mrs. Helen Campbell Williams, who
was robbed of a bag containing Mft.OOO
in jewels at Manhattan Transfer last
Frldny, returned te her finme nt 2.1 1 1
(icruinntnwn utenue today, after visit
ing friends in Newark.
Mis. Williams is treasurer of the
Stnr-Spnngled Runner Ledge of tin
Aineilcan Association for tlie Recogni
tion of the lilsh Republic.
"The stolen big, ' mid Mrs. Wil
liams, "contained n letter fiem the
secretary of De Vnlern in Ireland,
which was mete valuable te me then
thn jewels.
"I have engaged tliree detective
agencies nnd one of them reports thnt
they hnve traced two girls, whom I
suspect, te Detroit. Thej expict te
mulie an arrest tonight."
FRUSTRATES ROBBERY
Thieves Scared Away After Batter
ing Stere Safe
Am nHnmnt In rnli Hit. Mntrnnnlllnn
steru and restaurant at 1000 MatUct
street was irusiruieu jesicruuy liiier-
uoen uy me nrrivui ui me ussisuim
manager.
The robbers bad progressed se far
that the combination en the store safe
had been battered off. The safe con
tained n large part of Saturday's re-
ccipts.
Elkton Marriage Licenses
Elktim, Md Aug. 2S.-M.li i iage li
censes were ishueil here te William I..
Simmons and Mae Kginn, Antheii
Scrugnal and Mary Sdeikl and Jehn C
Wiedmnn and Rese A, Uramble, I'hiln
delphln; Jacob O. Smith, Philadelphia,
and lMnn M. Slmpen, Uosteu ; Rebeit
M. Robertsen, Philadelphia, nnd Snui
W. Shere, lllacliwoed, N. .7.; James
n iv,.ilmiii mul (ieitiudn Ij. Kssh.
Rending: Ralph Woeie and Aunie M.
Rloere, Trenten; i.ilward .i. iitinn nnu
Resale I Vauriper, Marcus Heek, Pa. :
Jeseph R. Blmth. Newark, Del., and
Virginia 1'. Small, Nnirlstewn, Pn. ;
(leorge W. Itnbeits nnd Rmmn T. Mi
f'lnen N'nrustnwn: JnineH McMullen.
Consheliockcn, and RlUubeth A. Pat
tersen, NnrrMewn: Rebert .Me cgii
and Ida Wlble, Pilmetnn, N. J. j
Themas H. I.nmb and Hllmbeth Tiirner,
Smjrna, Del. : Unjmend D. Iljdei,
Camden, nnd Tlorence D. Osbiuii, Au
dubon. N. .1.; Iilwoed O. Hngeiiian und
Nellle M. Teuiet, Chester; Haive L,
Perter, Mllfeid, Del , and Mllilrnl
HandN, Harilngteu, Del., and (icnri,i
II Iladle, Ciellteii, Md , nnd Kiith
cr'in P. Ucad, Midilletewn, Del
Heme, Sweet Hemel
Dthel Cube, buteen jeurs old, of .TJ7
Neith I'ullen Mieet, red Mni
O'Hilen, wime ne. of .'l.'ll N'erib Rib Rib
iiiben Mreil. who who ii'IhiiU'iI iiiI-miu
bj their p.irents S.iturdav, icfinvl
home early jesterday. Thc had bem
nutemnbllu tiding with QnerMe Garilner,
twenty 'Olie jenrs old, of 4600 worth
street, tin) fcU'd.
Tollce nre cnntlnuln? Oie senrcb
throughout Philadelphia today for .Tehn
A. Helley, fugltlie druRglst, of Plym
outh, nenr Wllkes-Rnrre, sought In
connection with the dentb of n wemnn.
Detectives of the murder sqund ho he
lleve thnt Helley still Is In this eltv.
Hvery exit has been gunrded slnce It
was learned lnt week that the missing
druggist hnd lilted relatives in Ken
sington. Hellej's nutemnbile was found
in the neighborhood, but no ether trace
of him he," been discovered.
RepertM lednr fiem Wllkos-llnrre
that Helley and Mrs. Abble Smith
Mewnry, the dead woman, worn mnriletl,
lent n new nngle te the mystery. The
marriage licenses of the county will be
searched.
Inqurst Inte tlie woman's death will
be held Thursibn night nt I'ljmnuth,
it hns been announced by Corener D.
P. Themns.
VICTIM OF WRECK LEAVES
H0SPITALJFTER 256 DAYS
Miss Anna Fltzpatrlck, Hurt at
Bryn Athyn, Returns Heme
After being under treatment nt the
Ahingten Memeilnl Hospital continu
ously for 2."0 dais. Mis Annn Pitnat-
rlck, of Southampton, one of the victims
of the Urjn Atbjn wreck of December
0 Inst, has been taken te her home.
Miss Filcputrlck Is the last of thel
twenty injured persons treated nt th
Ahingten Hospital te lemc the institu
tion. Injuries she leeched In the
cinsb of the two pnbsenger trains wt-e
mainly te her feet nnd ligs, and the
most expert efforts of plnMcInns and
mrgcens luive been necess.iry te bring
nbeut n condition which peimltted the
girl's return home. a number of
operations were performed.
When the tiains crashed in the cut
above Bryn Atbjn, Miss Fitrpntrick
was riding with her sister. She was
one of the first te be rcineied from the
wreckage. Her condition wns regarded
as critical for weeks after the accident.
Her sister was killed.
ARMED WOMAN IS JAILED
Arrsstcd With Her Husband After
a Family Quarrel
A family quarrel in whleb n pistol
figured led te the nrrest of Jeseph and
lUery Ycagcr. of 818 North Sixth street,
last night. The mnn wns chnrged with
assault and bnttcry nnd the wemnn with
threats te 1(111.
Patrolman Frank Sherman, of the
Klevcnth nnd Winter streets station,
lives nt 80il North Sixth stieet. He
aid be beard shrieks issuing from the
Ycaner home in the nftcrnoen nnd went
te investigate. When he opened the
deer, be said, he was confronted by
Mrs. Yeagcr with n pistol in her hand.
He tried te dlsnrm the woman, where
upon be was set upon by her husband,
according te bis story.
BEAT AND ROB MAN, 81
Thugs Leave Victim Unconscious at
Twentieth and Chestnut Streets
Three unidentified men early yester
day robbed Patrick Gibsen, of J 141
Seuth Pnxen street, n wntehmnn,
eighty-one years old, employed hy Jump
& Ce., who nre tenrlng down a building
at Twentieth nnd Chestnut streets. They
get $35. Gibsen lay unconscious sev
eral hours as a result of the thugs'
blows. The men Jumped from nn auto
mobile in the reur of thu building and
fell upon him.
MRS. LAURA WURTS SMITH
LEFT ESTATEJV0RTH $80,000
Many Bequests Ars Made te Char
ity Under Terms of Will
Mrs. Laura Wtirts Smith, who died
In Ashcvllle, N. C, August 7, left nn
estate of $80,000, a large proportion of
which is bequeathed te chnrlty. Her
will wns probeted today.
Thn Gcnernl Clergv Relief Fund of
the P. D, Church will reielve ?ir,,000,
te be held In trust In memory of Junius
T. Smith; $5000 te ths Trinity P. B.
Church of St. Augustine. FU.. for the
upkeep of the organ donated by Mr.
Smith prier te her death ; $3000 te the
P. D. Church of the Redeemer, Ashe
vllle, N. C. The residue of the estate,
nfter sevcrnl private bquelsnre made,
will be given te the General Clergy Re
lief Fund. . , . .
Hannah P. Evans left an wtat; of
$40,r00 te be held In trust for Mary
A. Storey. Kllinbetb C Storey and
Nettle R. Shlen. Upen their deaths the
...... l I.. ,1II1a,1 liAtwnn the
Children's Homeopathic Hospital and
the Vlremen's Pension Fund after $15,-
CAN'T FIND NEW HOME
Mrs. Cautwell, With Sick Child, la
Facing Eviction
Ordered te move from her apartment
nt Thlrtj, -eighth and Chestnut streets,
Mrs, Alice Cnulwell, who Is suing C.
D. Nellsen, a renl estnte operator, for
alienation of her husband's affection,
hns been imnble te find nnetlur home.
The objection of ether apartment house
owners, she snys, is te her eIeon-menths-old
child. Reth Mrs. Caul
well and the baby nre 111.
The order for Mr. Cnulwell te move
came en Saturday. Nellsen recentl
bought the beuse.
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WEDDING INVITATIONSANNOUNCEMENTS
Toe At Heme end Bridge Cards
of oxcluslve elegance.
Stere Robbed Ownar iImim t
The dry Reeds tore of Mat Singer, $
nt 1100 North Second street, was robbed , y
i
000 has been siren te the Rnptlst Heme
nt Seventeenth and Nerrls strrets.
The will of Jehn Horten, nlse pre-
Viritnjl illunAUea nt mm estntn rtf X7 .tfif).
a j n. t -.. ..f--1.. . Auinfilfi t nt it n Arid vnlltUft f CRial,
invcnier.v ni me ncrnunni cniuiu niTriiri viviv " . "
Henry A. Hernlckrl vnlurd nt $I(Vt,nBl Blniccr nnd nn rnmuy, uiiRinirn, Mope jy
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Real Estate
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It's toasted. This
one extra process
gives a delightful
quality that can
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First Penny Savings Bank
JOHN WANAMAKER, President
PAYS 414 INTEREST
21st and BAINBRIDQE STREETS
1343 CHESTNUT STREET
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"Our hand
1 s e m e 1 y illus
trated catalog"
means a let or nothing,
according te the quality of the
engraving plates. Our customers
beast of the "leeks" of theirs.
The Oie'Tnut Street
E.COR.Ht-hCHETNUTT
Untrnnce en 11th St.
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Announce Tleir Removal
Te Tneir New Offices in
The Heymann Building
213-15 S. Bread St.
Monday, Amg'ust 2Stl
Where we will be glad te welcome our friends
and where we will continue te render that
high character of service which marks each
business detail with which we are connected.
PERRY'S
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HltllM.KAIH; nrl limtiillrd by it
rilluliK" lieute KinruiilfC'it rnifctr
uuil Ulxfucllnn. Iluy our
Lighting Fixtures
from tli" nmiiufncliirrr. Original nml
rtlitlnillie dmlitnii In Melld bruit nnljr.
A Year te Pay If Yeu Desire
Oprn r.VTiilngi 'til 10 Kstubllalird 1801)
Bromund & Sen 1
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2337 Gcrmantewn Av.
I'liene Cvluiubla 1041
Last Week! Hundreds of Suits and Single Pieces for
Dining Roem, Bedroom and Living Roem at just One
Half Original Price in the Greatest
Linde August Furniture Sale
1 . e '?or e cenven'ence of persons returning from their vacations,
this Sale will be continued all this week, up te 5 P. M. Saturday, the
Stere being open Monday, Wednesday and Friday evenings.
We want te give every one an opportunity te obtain a share of the
phenomenal bargains the greatest ever offered in the history of thia Stere.
I w'" ke many years before prices are as low as they are today.
Hundreds of suits and single pieces are new just half what they were during
the war, and in some cases are even lower than in 1914.
This is the big bargain week of the Sale. Patterns that have been sold
down te one or two cf a kind are marked at one-half their real value. This
applies te hundreds of pieces, all the very highest Linde standard of quality.
Yeu must appreciate the outstanding reason why the Unde Stere can,
and does, undersell every ether large store by a geed third at Sale times and
all times.
The chief reason given by the big, central stores for their low prices
is that they buy cheaply because they buy and sell in large quantities.
They neglect te tell the public anything about their enormous selling
expense, which of course the public must pay for.
We buy the same goods just as cheaply as they de, for our volume,
as the largest cash Furniture Stere in Pennsylvania, is also great.
But we B farther than that. We save en our selling expense and
give the public the benefit. Our location and expense saving of $150,000 a
year gees te our customers in guaranteed lowest prices.
This is mere than any ether Furniture Stere is able te de. This is why
a hundred dollars spent here will go farther than $150 anywhere else.
l&iflfcs
HMiiairaiafflaalg
Living-Roem Suit3 at Half
$85 Old Rese Velour Mahogany Suit
$ 1 1 5 Overstuffed Tapestry, 3 pieces.
$127 Fine Tapestry, loose spring cushions.
$150 Combination Tapestry and Blue Velour.
$175 Very fine Tapestry, full spring cushions.
$195 Taupe figured, heavy eleur.
$225 Bleck Mohair combination suit.
$275 Very massive tapestry overstuffed.
$325 Overstuffed, mulbcrrv figured mohair.
$450 Solid mahogany, blue and geld silk velour.
Bedroom Suits at Half
$ 1 1 5 Four-piece Walnut suit, Queen Anne.
$1 35 Walnut, 4-piece Tuder suit.
$157 Walnut, 4-pieces, William and Mary.
$175 Four-piece Mahogany, Leuis XVI suit.
$189 Birds-Eye Maple suit, 4 pieces.
$200 Five-piece French Walnut suit.
$250 Walnut, 4-piece Adam suit.
$285 Mahogany, Queen Anne, 5 pieces.
$325 Chippendale. 6 pieces, Walnut.
$375 Six-piece Parchment Leuis XIV suit.
$435 Seven-piece Venetian, grey combination.
Dining-Roem Suits at Half
$137 Walnut, 4 piece, Queen Anne.
$145 Italian Oak, 10-piece suit.
$157 Walnut, 10 piece, Italian motive.
$185 Queen Anne, Mahogany. 4 pieces.
$250 Walnut, 10-piece Tuder suit.
$325 Ten-pieces, Mahogany, Chippendale.
$200 Ten-pieces, Queen Anne, Gelden Oak.
$340 Handsome 10-piece. Leuis XVI Walnut.
$450 Italian design. 10-piece. two-tone Wal.
$500 Eleven-piece Leuis XVI. Brown Mah.
Rugs and Lineleums at Guaranteed Lewest Prices
Royal Wilten. 9x12...
Royal Wilten, 8.3x10.6
Superfine Axminster,
9x12
Seamless Velvet, 9x12. ,
Best Axminster,
8.3x10.6 30 00
Seamless Brussels, 9x12
65.00 Seamless Velvet,
59.00 8.3x10.0 32.50
Royal Wiltea. 6x9 59.00
49.00 Royal Wilten. 9x15. .. . 98.00
39.00 Special Axminster.
11.3x12 45.00
30 00 Extra Axminster
22.50 6.9x12 27.00
Best Axminster. 9x18 65.00
Demus Rugs, 6x9 ft.. . . 5 00
Tremont Rugs, 7.69 ft. 7.50
Andevcr Rugs, 9x12 ft. 9 00
Inlaid Linoleum, sq yd,, 1.25
Extra-Grade Inlaid . I 60
Heavy Special Inlaid. . . 80
Open Monday, Wednesday, Friday Evenings. Saturday Till 5 P. M.
HENRY LINDE
23d, Columbia
& Ridge Aves.
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HALF PRICE
T the end of one of the biggest
and most satisfactory seasons in the
history of this store, and te prepare
for our new fall and winter busi
ness, we will, beginning this morn
ing, August 28th, close out at one
half their former regular prices,
the balance of our Spring and Sum
mer stock Woolen and Worsted
Suits of every description, including
popular Sports Suits in four-piece
combination; extra Gelf Knickers;
Palm Beach Suits; Light-Weight
Spring and Fall Overcoats, Winter
Overcoats carried ever from last
season and just a few Rubberized
Raincoats all te be sold in this
final closing sale
At Exactly One Half Their
Fermer Regular Prices
Fine quality Wor
sted Suits that
were $58 will be
sold for $29; suits
that were $50, new
$25; suits that
were $40, new $20,
and se en down te
Suits marked $28
and $30, which will
be sold for $14 and
$15 respectively.
Palm Beach Suits
in sizes for large
and small men
only, that were
$12.50 and $14.50,
new $6.25 and
$7.25.
Light IV eight
Spring and Fall
Overcoats, and a
number of Winter
Overcoats carried
ever from last sea
son, marked $28,
$30, $35 up te $50,
will be sold for
$14, $15, $17.50
and up te $25 re
spectively. A few Rubberized
Raincoats, former
ly $12 te $28, new
$6 te $14.
etc., etc., etc.
Terms of Sale
Cash Only Ne Alterations )
Ne Refunds Ne Exchanges
Nene Sold te Dealers
Perry & Ce.
16th & Chestnut
SUPER - VALUES
in Clethes for Men
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Large Cars, $35.00 snd up
I Ferd Cars, $25.00
PAINT CRAFT AUTO PAINTING CO.
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THOS. COOK & SON
announce the
REMOVAL
of their offices te
130 Seuth 15th Street
Tel. Spruce 8820
COOK'S signifies TRAVEL SERVICE of tlie
most complete type.
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