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At 926 Arch St. Since 1884
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A iF OF SERVICE
Established In 1881
... ... delne buslnes today with tha
,?nann and irandclilldren of our client
'y'SwMwJ-lalit ars -e. Titer must
frJ.-en why hjv. maintained tha
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All Ninas u jiiei i
Special Lemax Quality $OC
Perfect Axminsters, 9x12
PREPAID MAIL ORDERS FILLED
at a. ai an w ..w Open
ll BtlaVSI MXrw Men..
i II G( 1 HM flH7 Wed. 6
mn&
fcmr and Orlesne Rt.. above Cambria St..
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Real Cowhide
Bag
for Student or Week-Ends
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$10.75
Seft top. Cordovan leather with
Un leather lining. Hand stitched.
Frame edges. Re-enferced leather
corners. IS inches long.
Next te Keith's Theatre
Bad Breath
Is Usually Due te
Faulty Elimination
When yen are constipated,
net enough of Nature's
lubricatinc linuid in nre.
duccd in the bowel te keep
uie feed waste soft and
moving. Doctors prescribe
Nujel because it acts like
this Tin til ml 1itKvirnnt inr1
thiu replaces it.
Nujel fa a
lubricant net
a medicine or
Iaxntire
cannot
DO
gripe.
.Try it today
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ALUBRICANT-NQTA LAXATIVE
CAFEJJBIN
jXAt. TMA-n'."
WALNUT STREET
ABOVE TWELFTH
After Theatre
TOU WILL BK INTER
ESTED TO KNOW OP
eun nnriNKD. quiet
ENVIIIONMENT FOTt
THOSE AFTER-TIIE-ATIlH
PAIITIKS WHO
ENJOY A BIT-OF-A-niTK
WITH C. OOD
MUSIC a m u UOOD
DANC'INO
"00 Ub!c df 'Het Dinnar,
11 te 25 te 8
7c Luncheon, 11 te 2
REFUGEES, DRIVEN
BY TURKS
DROWN
Fifty Thousand at Mudania,
Without Feed or Water,
Plead for Relief
CRISIS FELT IN NEAR EAST
Tlu Associated Prtsa
Constantinople, Sept. 14. American
subchaser Ne. 00 has arrived here with
rcperlB of tlie appalling situation nt
Mudania, where the harbor is filled with
the bodies of refugees who stampeded
when the last vessel departed before
tbc Turkish occupation.
Fifty thousand refugees without feed
or water lined the waterfront for miles
In the broiling sun with arms uplifted,
pleading te he taken off. These brought
here Included fifteen Americanized
Greeks and n Mr. Ketrhiira, an em em
peoye of the Standard Oil Company.
Paris, Sept. 14. -Marshal Franchct
d Lsperey considers the situation in the
IS ear East very serious, he is quoted
by the Eche de Pnris as declaring.
"Don't forget that the Bnsphenis
nt certain points Is only 800 yards
wide." I10 said, "and that all the
European quarters In Constantinople
might well find themselves tinder the
lire of Turkish four-Inch guns.
'However. I believe Mustapha Kemal
Pa&hn Is tee Intelligent nnd prudent
te commit such a blunder."
Lfliiden, Sept. 14. The Eastern
situation is causing considerable con
cern here. This Is reflected In the edi
torial columns of the morning news
papers, some of which adept a distinctly
alarmist tone.
"A grave crisis" confronts the
Powers, says one, while ethers declare
"the situation Is drifting te the danger
point." that "nil the elements ere
present for another flare-up of war"
and that "the Powers must act at once,
and In agreement. If they fall te agree
nothing but a miracle can avert dis
aster." The one sentiment which dominate
all Is fear lest France, altheuzh agree
ing te maintenance of the neutrality of
Constantinople and the Straits of Dar
danelles, may Interpret the "legitimate
aspirations" of the Turks In such n
manner as te prevent the co-operation
of Great Britain.
These papers which are habitually
suspicious of France comment strongly
en her tenderness for the Turks and
insist that the latter cannot be allowed
te recover Thrace and Adrlaneple,
which they believe France Is willing te
clva them.
Elsewhore the fairly confident hope Is
expressed that France eventually will
ngrce te co-operate with Great Hrltaln,
which Is generally credited with up
holding the letter of the. Treaty of
Sevres. Declaration of the French view
Is expected luiurly and awaited with
the greatest eagerness.
factTensIgahF
fight in dublin
Four Courts Hetel and Tele
phone Exchange Attacked
by Machine Guns
By Aaseciattd Prtss
Belfast, Sept. 14. Reports from
Dublin today tell of heavy fighting heard
ever a wide area in that city shortly
after midnight, reaching a climax be
tween 12:30 and 1 o'clock. It ap
peared as If several pests were being
attacked.
Fer one thing, It was said, the tele
phone exchange in Crown Alley was
under attack for about twenty minutes,
mnchinc guns being used by the assail
nnls. Anether attack was made en
Urn Four Courts Hetel, where National
nnny troops are stationed.
Loud reverberations were heard along
the quays and in Sackvllle sheet and
armored cars were hurried te the scene
of the firing. By 2 o'clock, however,
quietness again prevailed.
The Ulster Government, it was an
nounced today, has discovered a plot te
blew up or scuttle the steamship Ar
genta, en which 300 Sinn Fciners are
interned at Lnrne Leugh, County
Antrim.
Halllna, In Northern County Maye,
has been recaptured by the republicans
who swooped down upon the town sev
eral hundred strong and raptured the
garrison of government troops. The
Nationals fought stubbornly and suf
fered casualties before they were dis
armed. Several buildings, including
the bank, are reported te have been
burned. Large forces of troops from
nil parts of the county arc concen
trating upon the town.
Anether account from Balllna says
the majority of the national garrison
was in the Cathedral at tha time of
the nttark, attending a requiem maw
for a comrade recently killed, while
most of the ethers were in bed, having
spout most of the preceding night en
guard in anticipation of the assault.
JULIA SANDERSON DENIES
BEING SUED FOR DIVORCE
Declares Husband Would Have Seen
Her Before Beginning Suit
Bosten, Sept. 14. (By A. P.)
Jula Sanderson today denied reports
that she had been served with papers In
a divorce action by her husband, Brad
ford Burnett, naming Frank Crtunlt,
her leading man, ns co-respondent.
"Thcre is net ene iota of truth or
fact in the story," she asserted. "My
husbend and I, because of our respec
tive dispositions and vocations, agreed
te a separation four years age. At the
limy It was understood that when cither
of us wished a dlvorce we would mu
tually arrange it. There has been no
change in the status of that agree
ment." CHJLDKILLED IN AUTO
Moter Left In Gear by Mether
Crashes Inte Pele
Ijsrchment, N. J., Sept. 14. An
automobile left In gear by Mrs. Walter
E. Burbank, of Larchmont, while she
went Hhepplng last night, was acci
dentally started when one of her three
children, whom she left In the car,
touched the self-starter and the machine
plunged lt'te 11 telegraph pole, killing
Uehert Burbank. the youngest.
Betty Burbank, live, his sister, was
hurled from the machine, suffering
miner Injuries.
TWO FIREMEN INJURED
Several Narrowly Eseape Flames In
Fire at Pittsburgh
PlttsliiiiBh, Sept 14.-(Bj A. P.)
Mere than a dozen persons, trapped In
fniinn structures, early today had nur nur
lew escapes fiem death by a fire which
destroyed live buildings en Steuben ave
nue. Twe firemen were slightly injured.
Less was estimated at $25,000.
MRS. TART0UE SUES HOTEL
Artist's Wife Says Ansenla Empleye
Called Her Disreputable
New Yerk, Sept. 14. Claudia Wind Wind
eor Tarteue. wife of Pierre Tarteue,
portrait painter, filea suit In the Su
preme Court yesterday against the Hetel
Ansenla Corporation for .$100,000 en
the ground that William Grace, an em em
peoye, ordered her out en Mitrrh 17 last,
although she had conducted herself In
n ladyllke manner during the several
months she had lived there,
Mrs. Tarteue charges that while he
wan 111 In bed the hotel empleye used
Improper longuage te her and called her
a "disreputable" person, which aggra
vated her illness and compelled her re
moval te a hospital.
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COAL m YOUB CEU.AKT
A aapply atama peaatble, new.
enanae in in rapiaiy clearing com amice
altuatlen will be followed by trained ob
arvera. . Every lurceittlen ns te equitable
dlatrlbutlen of coal, aa mined, will be pre
sented te the readera of the I'oblie LiDeaa,
F'MaKe It a Habit.'1 Adv.
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systems. They will be glad,
without obligation en your
part, te advise with you and
discuss the adaptability of
oil burning te your indi
vidual needs.
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Streng, iinndsemc, mnnly footwear, the finest Beys'
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variety of smart styles in Hcathcrgrain, as illustrated,
and every ether leather for service and dress both
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(Shee and Stocking for All the Family)
19 S. ELEVENTH Quick-Service Men's Shep
Every Feet Professionally Fitted Three Geiding Brethers
Supervising
SOMETHING MORE
than profits.
IT GOES without saying that buyers at War Department sales gt barpilns. That's proved
by thn fact that virtually nil the Government's customers come buck for mere.
But what can account for the popularity of mictiens ever nil ether methods of sole?
uemecr
sy like te rub tlbews w
man a eyes.
Seme buyers dtttlnre it'a the democratic snlrlt that nrcvnlln nt evtrv "War rnartmn
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auction mey iike m rue cioews wnn ineir letiews ar.u see tneir uusiness tnreugn tna ether
Others find the hlddlnc alluring they enlev th teniw sltuntlnnH that tret them rlerht
out en the ert&es of their ecats when the blgr fellows are fighting for quantity leta that will
mean the dlffercnce between profit nnd less en a yeer'a buslness
Whatever your type, you'll like the atmosphere, that "something mero than profits,"
about a War Department auction. And liere'a a three-way opportunity for you te get away
from your desk and spend a profitable and onjeyablo time at these auction
AUCTION
,. At New Orleans
g September 26
I TyocemotlTe Englnea. nalriwln.
trpe, 03-ten. atundard name,
8,510 Ilata, ellcker, blk.
82,837 HnTernacka,
4,07ft Hclmeta, woolen, arlatnre.
2.025 yde. Melten, O. D.
8,032 rd. Duck, Cray, khaki, white,
SO Med. and equipment carte.
48 Mew wasena, Knslneer tuel.
w equipment.
8.84S H'mh baelns, rranlte,
25,817 Condiment cane.
e.sas Flcknwttecka.
4,807 Heads, plcktnattetka
8. POt Mop neaiU,
1H.000 Iba. Horeeaeoe nana,
18,020 Herse bruahea.
i.ariaui.
I lay nets.
nl bur.
10,800 Ilrlillea,
wy -i,i "
At Bosten
September 28
Panama
limbered.
2-1,062 yde. Convnlterent cloth, SO"
2H1.427 da. Lining. O. I)., 3Vl te
205,303 d. Uuck, blruched, O. t..
S oz
O. I)., rray, 13 nz
IS
te
e. n
cotton
e
warp.
ray. O. T).,
te
80".
lUtht
4.M& Ha
la.iRA Ve.il h&jre.
o.seu iiriiuea. .vkiw
S.44S lUlter chain.
000 Cellar, emb.
6.W
UBl
1.744 fleadiitaUe,
, IS nz
in"
,. TaT:
IO JIM IT7.
29,030 )il. I'tlt, srren
100.853 yd, l.lnlns. Jerkin,
28 oz.
8,420 yd. Melten, O. P..
20 oz, ,
501,217 yde, Katren. bleached
nrau, ruitiH'nzu.
3.7S0.307 nU. UVbbliiK. O
4H.10.I Cnrtrldxe helm nnd pe:
S.'SZ.K.tO Pnrkftt I1.1IM.
t,403 pr. tlleiee, Jersey knit, ronten flannel
nnd rntten,
81,077 pre. Cmivii sanntlrta, leather palms.
5,215 .renin, cn(T. riinvn.
1,011 Stenell eutnta. Vt" letters, A te 35, with
hru.h nnd imlnt.
4,700 nka. (innze Strip, trrHlied,
1-X" 10 IT'IU".
'.' i" " W.
nri.
804.504 Onuze jluea
Sin, pun
At n, Une.
n lAil Rnrfill... Vr10ll.
J rt, (i73 Rcnhharda, rills.
20,022 Hnrclntle.
iSS.snn nni.he hair, annrlnc-, teeth.
84 71S Comb medium, pocket.
4S.290 nMra eldtyle. anfety.
. fuA .IK mdi TIrneH MIAO.
88,018 Ne, 2H can Cherrle. nearhe. pineapple.
rt.flllrt Flret aid nncketa.
lii.uzn pkeh. i.izniure.
3,677,013 itihe Suture.
J 0,805 llypedermlr .Trlnie.
7,048 rnhM Anihrlne.
1,800,000 lluckle. hbl. roller and center bar, bronze
tin. ?i te I4 .
2.88R Set, klninplnu die.
8,000,000 Heek, snali. W te 1".
0,800,000 1 oeim, el rap. brat, bronze fin.
48,00(1 Condiment cans.
6t,014 Had. (Tain.
1,145 Cellar.
005 Ret Hernet", cart and artillery.
61,810 Headstall, baiter.
7,770 llridlei. cavalry.
8,883 Raddles.
28,144 Feed trenfta. O. I.
2,862 llnlsacki.
83 Hteam tnble.
143,001 rirst Aid rnrkets. metal.
15,800 Cell, aUkwerm sut,
1,633 Litters.
6,650 Tables, bedelde. felillnrr and iron,
4,058 Rherels, round point.
10,048 Ancers, various,
1,815 llrc, lilt and drill.
17,835 nitei, usaonea.
At Norfolk, September 29
3,201 Sets Teel (saw Jointer and teeth Gauze
10,300 Tiiii, uietnl, wwnhers.
3.154 St'ls httnclU.
17,631 llucketa, Ukierted.
x,l i3 r.iiuuitinir uillllt
i;i,7S4 iil
inliiz; uuintN, metnl.
Hepe, munlla nnd hemp,
ick. briiik, self'leekliit-.
13.170 I'nd eck
Ml.SOi lbM. Sliees, burse unri mule"
43.WI8 yd. Cotten. ). ., ehrunk. 27" i. m
X In.iti. frtili uiil v"
fl.t!4 rnjts. trrncli Hti!i.
48,008 pr. GleTPH. jauntlet.
I Til I,
knit.
rldlnr, anltned
30,081 pr. I eazlnit. renta.
u.i,, i, ju,. jiriiuii. zi
ttS.Sre pr. hteekins.
I (neil iiiscaatf laxwi ivu
2,07 Wire cutler.
1,751 Ollsteve. various.
7,342 Hi. crqaa-rut. 1-
2
31,
rut. 1-man. vehAndle.
840 Hqaarea, steel, rejrular nnd try.
20 uz. .te. Ha ei.
172. 302 t'mliTblllrtM. mllnn u,,n'..
403,800 Tents, shrlfrr half. " .
858 Cnrt. drinking-, tvnter.
net ti nKann, cuiiinnt. Umber.
35.083 TftrtiRl BSE! "" iw. n.r.
004) Vulcunlwrt. Hteiim. tlav.nn ...
m . . .... -- '. i'iiki n.
-ine uovemmont roserves tne jiKht te rojeot nny or all blrta. The above lists nr iJ
Indlaitive of the various kinds of commedltloa offered In Uiese threo auctions Oatnleesirtv
all items In detail are readv for your request TO uuuegn triMni;
iriun iur iu w..l..l..-,lFi.-,(, tll'KlCErt. O. If. SI'llI'I.TTH T I, nnrr .......
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iiittiOKl.YN. N. Y. (Fer catalog; en Norfolk)
OFFICER, 1RT AVE. AKI) 80TII ST.,
STRAWBRIDGE & CLOTHIER
BEGINNING TO-MORROW. FRIDAY, THE REGULAR HOURS
OP BUSINESS WILL BE RESUMEP-NINE TO FIVE-THIRTY
Fine Silk-Lined ' Ake"
Sample Suits for
Autumn and Winter
NOTE
Size 36
Size 37
Size 38
Only
$32.50
WeriVi one-half mere te double
One-button
Twe-button
Three-button
Four-button
Sports Styles
These are the surjerbly tailored ffarments that have represented the "Alcq"
line for Autumn and Winter te Clething: dealers the nation ever. They are veritable
masterpieces of tailoring art. Fabrics, selected from the American and English
woven woolens, in patterns out of the ordinary rarely seen in ready-te-wear gar
ments. Styles a step ahead of fashion, and as distinctive or as conservative as the
most up-te-the-minute or most reserved man could wish for.
It was our own suggestion that the "Alce" factory make up their Sample Suits
in three sizes instead of one, as in former years which is the reason that, instead of
there being only one size (36) represented, any man who wears a 36, a 37 or a 38 size
can share in this remarkable opportunity. Any man who has profited by these Sample
Sales will tell you te "get in en this" and "by all means get here early." The price
$32.60.
The Half 'Price Clearance of Spring
and Summer Suits
New $12.50, $17.50, $20.00 and $25.00
Continues with geed assortments of smart styles and fabrics in various weights some suitable
for year-around wear. Any man who can be fitted will snvc one-half, for every Suit in this col
lection has been in our stock at just twice the clearance prices 12.50, 517.50, ?20.00 and $25.00.
A Clearaway of Odd Gelf Suits, $25.00
Suits that were one-half mero te double. Some of the famous Thexten & Wright London Lendon Londen
Tailored Suits are included.
Hundreds of New Autumn Suits Ready, $25 te $45
Hart, Schaffner & Marx Suits 135.00, ?40.00
and 45.00.
Stein-Blech Suits, $35.00, $40.00 and $46.00.
Alce Suits, $25.00, $30.00 and $35.00.
Wickham Suits, $25.00, $30.00 and $35.00.
Separate Trousers, $3.96, $5.00 and $6.50.
Tep Coats in great variety, $25.00, S28.50 and
$35.00.
Tuxedo Suits are here at $45.00.
Winter Overcoats can be selected from a geed
collection, which includes many imported styles.
Youths' Leng-Trousers Suits, sizes 16 te 19
years 525.00 te $37.50.
""""""r'a Clothier Second Fleer. East
SENTIMENTS OF THE
SONS OF THE FOUNDERS
Yeu Who Shep Here
Have Our Pledge
That this Stere will always be managed
with the self-same ideals with which our
fathers, the founders, began te build this
business fifty-four years age. Under our
ownership and control, this Stere is governed
by these principles of fair dealing for which
you have known this institution during all
its years of sincere service.
Merris L. Clothier
Frederic H. Strawbridge
Rebert E. Strawbridga
Isaac IF. Clothier, Jr.
Francis R. Strawbndpe
Weel-filled
Comfertables
$8.75
Extra-length Comfertables,
72x84 inches, filled with pure
wool and covered with figured
cambric bordered with plain
satine. Chiefly rese and
Copenhagen blue effects. Re
markably geed value at $8.75.
Htrawbrldea A Clothier
Alele. 11, rtlhert Street
H ---
Mahogany Clocks
$10.00 and $11.00
Handsome tambour - shaped
Clocks of fine mahogany with
silver dials. They strike en
the hour and half-hour.
Str&wbrMge & Clethlsr
BAlceny nr.l Aisle 10, Market Qtrnet
Genuine Serapi Rugs
Average 9x12 ft., $185
Beautiful Oriental designs
and colorings that are partic
ularly desirable for living- or
dining-rooms. Rugs of this
character are noted, tee, for
their wearing qualities, while,
as you see, the price i3 very
low $185.00.
Similar Rugs Averaging
10x12 feet $215.00
StrawbrldB" & Clothier--Fourth
Fleer. Market Street. Wet
'
rf mftm
i( 4ssskisy'
IJ T "VJ
Bath Robes for
Men and Beys
Men's Blanket Bath Robes
in dozens of patterns nnd col
orings $8.50 te $25.00.
Men's Terry Cleth Bath
Robes, suitable for wear at
any season. Easily tubbed
$6.00 te $13.50.
Beys' Blanket Bath Robes,
warm and serviceable. Sizes
8 te 18 years $3.75 te $0.50.
Mrnwbrldge Clethlei-
East Stere, Eighth Street
Specials in
Silver-Plated
Hellew-Ware
Hnndsome in design;
heavily silver-plated en nickel
silver base. Silverware that
you will be glad te cheese for
your own use or for Autumn
wedding gifts.
Bread Trays, special $3.50
Deuble Vegetable Dishes $8
Water Pitchers $10.00
Meat Dishes, 16-inch $10.00
Straw brld A Clothier
Alsle S Market Street
Fer Autumn's
New Coiffure
W A V Y TRIPLE-STEM
SWITCHES $2.50 te $25.00.
TRANSFORMATT O N S
$4.00 te $25.00.
TICKET FOR TEN MANI
CURES $4.00.
A SINGLE MANICURE
60c.
Btrawbrtds Clothier
Flret Fleer. Balcony Filbert Street
Geld Cuff Links
About Half Price
All the new patterns nnd
shapes round, square a n d
octagon in these fine solid
geld Cuff Links with nently
engraved or engine - turned
designs. About half price at
$3.00 and $4.00 a pair.
Htrnwbndtre Clothier
AJsle 0. Market Blrest
Mattress
Protectors
Mattress Protectors filled
with cotton of geed quality
and covered with muslin,
closely stitched. Single-bed
bize $2.05; double-bed size
$2.95.
Rtrawbrldse ft Clothier
AUIe 13, Centre
New Fiction
Ready Te-morrow
CHARLES REX, by Ethel
M. Dell 2.00.
FOURSQUARE, by Grace
S. Richmond ?1 75
THE GREEN GODDESS,
by L. .1, Miln $1.90
SiiaubridKA & mi r -Second
I- loer Fllbvrt Hire i West
BOTH GIRLS AND
SLENDER WOMEN LIKE
Cerslettes
Special at 85c
group of Cerslettes in
broken lines of sizes, new
sharply reduced Excellent
models of pink brocade with
clastic section. New less than
half price nt 85c.
Cerslettes, ?U)0
A Pansy model, combining
bandeau brassiere and hip
confiner in n comfertublo
Corslette, coming well down
ever the hips.
Fer Tall Figures, $2.00
A model coming well down
evor the hips and back, with
bandeau top; hooking in back.
A Bened Medel, $3.00
Fer the woman who re
quires a little mero support is
a Cerslctte of pink brocade
and elastic. With bandeau
top and forming a close-fitting
girdle ever the hips.
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