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LLEWELLYN'S
Philadelphia' Standard Drue Stere
IMS Chestnut Street
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RISH POLICE HEAD
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na nn all-around advertising
man will interest nny manu
facturer whose business is
committed te
ADVERTISING
or possesses possibilities
for promotion through the
printed word.
Wilh'practical experience
in all branchci of publicity,
I am looking for a connec
tion with some progressive
advertiser or advertising
agency where originality
and reliability will be recog
nized. Ne objection te leaving
Philadelphia.
A 919, LEDGER OFFICE
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General Owen O'Duffy Am
bushed en Read, but Beats
Off Assailants
MARQUIS' MANSION BURNED
Ti A sertafM rrtxt
i Dublin. Sept. 2.". An nttrmpt wan
, innele lnit night te kill General Own
O'Duffy. chief enmmamlr-r of the Trih
i rlvil police, it k.i nnneuneel today by
the Yrv Stnt" (Jevernment.
Nans rnntl. when their automobile was
nmbuehed A heavy revolver fight 'n'
sued. In whif h the attnekers were driven
off and en of them wounded.
STARTED ON HORSEBACK.
NOW ON SHANK'S MAREi
$2M1 LEGACY
FOraiFTYWIF
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Les Angeles Clrl en Way te France
Frem Coast Relates Privations
Mis Dcdlle La forte, nlneteen-yeiir-
old l.e"j Annelei girl, arrived in the
ctty today with a story of adventure
and privation nincn she started from the Millionaire
estern const en horseback, en her way
te the Atlantic.
"I left T-ex Angeles May .'I." .h Mid.
"ridlne horseback. All went well until
1 struck the Nevada desert, nnd tlw -
horse lxgnn te weaken. Tlnnlly In ,. .-m.r-r, M. ..-,. it
died, near a town mimed Winninakn. RELATIVES CONTEST WILL
at. the end of June, nnd 1 wn er- I
hnustcd. tee. It wni terrible I hiked
te Winainnka, and took n train te
Ogden. Then a Mermen gave me a lift
I.. Ul. .iitniHrtMI. . Unt, f .I. ,..
hi mi m.i. ,....,.... iv e.ui i.ii-v. ' .In,..!. ... .. .... 1 .1 HI,
"I then went te the Yellowstone """'"" .'wii " iu "
I'nrk, where I tnyel two weeks, nnd nearly $2,000,000 n prize ended in
from theie went te Colerado Spring", ' triumph for Mrs. Helen M. Week llllss.
and remained three day. Next I went .,, ,, ,, ,,..f , n ,.no.
I ,'..,i fvtv.nv nnPe! irnin nml te KnnsaH, Missouri and te I'lilcagu, , ; .... ... ,
(,-neral O Duffy. Oeneral ' -M Vdwe 1 werkwl ,n ,icllrtmc.it ste.e wlen dearer te his heart than her
two ether efheerH were-proceeding aleiu. h Th , , t0 i,cauf.. Colonel Samuel Kuccne BIIs.
Pennsylvania, te Maryland, and then stccl magnate, who dleI last year, mar mar
te th i city. 1 em new going te Atlantic . , ... ii.,. !.,,. ,,. -. .u
City, and will end at New Yerk, there , rJc1 hls , Penurious secretary and made
te take leat te Trance, us 1 intend te her his heir,
live, with my sister in l'nrls." This waH declared in n suit started te
.HIM l.a I'ene was DOrn in Lima, ,r,. ,i, ...m. flm neHtlnnrr. IMniitrwl
J wl - , - -
Albert DHss. a brother, nnd Ernest W.
Ullss, nephew of the dead magnate, dc-
Said te Have Wed
Secretary Because of Her
Penurieusne&3
rtilmgn, Sept. 25. An endurance test
in miserliness with her aged employer
REBELS ATTACK, TUXPAM
Military Aid 8eught te Clear Mexi
can Oil Region
Vm Cruz, Kept. 21. (By A. I'.)
The pert of Tuxpam was attacked by
rebels last Friday, according te ad
vices just received here. The mall
federal garrison forced the Bttackers
te retreat. The rebels are said te be
operating under the leadership of
l'elacr. Uesalci.
Oeneral Ouildnlupe HanchM, chief of
military operations In this district, has
gene te the capltnl te confer with
l'resident Obregon nnd Secretary of
AVer Serrano as te the advisability of
another military campaign te rid ttie
oil region of all rebels.
SUPERINTENDENT FOR
NEW HOSIERY MILL
in New Yerk City DU
trict, manufacturing
women's seamiest silk
hosiery. Mutt have
thorough knowledge
and experience
WrWt M. K Itoem 110 1. HO IT. 4!d
St., Nw Vera City. Nw Yek
Londen. Sept. 2.'.. (tiy A. P. The
Marquis of Innvlowne Informs the
Times that hi mnnsien at Derreen.
Ciiuntv Kerrj. Ireland, has been looted
and burn"d, and the valuable planta
tions en his Chtnte destroyed. He soy"
lin is unaware whether the outrage wn.
ri-mmlifd by Fre" Staters or Hepubli
fan. The M'u "f l.'insdnwne. beside
lielillm: eeral t'ablnei pe-tH at arleus
of Caiia-l'i and later, of India His
i'-t i states have long been In the
familv -iti-l with them he inherited th
title ilnrl of Kerry.
They all knew
the value of
Resinol
Thli teeuitn helm ointment it ler tha
' - el Tery member el the lamilr br cme th
' ne prepettlet that mike It ie e(lectie ll
n troubles, make it ideal ler
Duma
Cuta
Zcratehci
Weunda
Beila
Feleiu
Ptmplea
Celd-eeie
ChaSne
Stinft
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At all drefgtiff.
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SUNDAY
OUTINGS
Frem Market Street Wharf
EVERY SUNDAY
Atlantic City
Wlldwoed
Anuleaen
Andrei Avenue
Ocean City
Cape May
Sea Iile City
Corsen Inlat
StoneHarber
Peerment
Avnlen
A'lint ' ' su,k if , A f -in.
U IWrnirt H-arrn Hat1 np M " " '.
Fer a utn-r -. n - i,
Ery SunHny te November IS inc.
$1.3Q Taat ftirer, Sioe Park. Eij
Rjund Tne Htid ied uitnatdnte sljtnm
J2 IO Sea Girt. A.'jury ParU,
" l.en llrancn, and in
Henna trip
$2.00 R
Market "trert wnarf
Round
""I urancn, and in-r J
termediat itatieni. jWJ
Trip Point Pleaaent fc.'J
FISHERMEN'S EXCURSIONS
& 1 C Ci Round Tnp SUNDAYS
pi.sJW Octc
ober 1 and 8
MAURICE RIVER FOR FORTESCUE
MariK St Wharf 2f(, tjindfa.S
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Frem broae strebt station Sfl
fO-OO NEW YORK N
iOR..neTri, SUNDAYS K
Oreafl strut , , 7 iU M
Vfaat rmia. 7 laL. Merth Puiu. 7 r. l "i
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.OO ALTOONA
Round wwiiiewn, mi. unun,
Trin Huntinadsn. Trine
SUNDAY. October 1
nreae1 Btfret U 10 '. Weir l'blla. 13 13',
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FRANKUNCITY.VA.
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Trip SAnKntilOH, UtL.
SUNDAY. October 1
StapplntaiMuinril Gteraetnwn Mllliber
Fririferl tielO)lll and boew II 111
Bread Ktrtet a JO West Thila 5 ,
Chester 7 10
53.SO WASHINGTON
$3.00 BALTIMORE
Round Trip SUNDAYS
Oct. 1.15, 29, Net. 12,28
Bread Btrret 7 50 V, Weal rella. 7 46 ,
.OO HUDSON RIVER
t-fJTrTea Plidei & Hifhlandj
T Trip Ie Newburj
Sundar, October
Bread St. 7.00At, Weat Plilla. 7.05Vt;
North Philadelphia 7.15AZ
$3.25 Harrisburg
J3.00 ELIZABETHTOWN
$2.50 Lancaster
teund Trip SUNDAY, Oct. IS
Breil Htrrn 7 10 Well mtla 7 35 A, I
UllJ'-ieci.nd Hueei 7 M , j
i I'cru. Her father was a Spaniard and I
her mother was French.
SIR GILBERT PARKER
TO BE LUNCHEON GUEST
Prominent Phlladelphlans Qreet
Noted English Auther Tomorrow
Many prominent Phlladelphlans will
attend the luneheen te be jlven tomor
row by the Trnnsnttanti' Society of
Ameriia in honor of Sir Ciilbert Parker,
who K In Amerira for a leeture tour.
The I'lm-heen will be at the ItflWue ItflWue
Stratferd Anionic these who will at
tend are Mrs. .1. Bertram I.tjipini'ett.
Mr.. Henry l.n Barre Jayne, Mr. and
Mts. ireracf Heward rume",-. .Ir..
Mrs. Frnncw It. Strawbrblge. Mrs.
ieerge II. Strnwhrldtte, Mr und Mrs.
hnrles K Jenkins, l)r and Mr. i.
Websfr Fex, Miss Sephia Cadwnlndcr,
Dr Charles W. Burr. Miss i:iuabth
It. (hew. Mr. ami Mrs. Vere Speke
Nfen. Mr. and Mrs. .lelm F. Itrnun
loreni'e F.irl ("eatt. Hebert Norwerd.
Mi nn.l Mrs. C. Wharten Sterk. Mr
smI Min. Trnnklln Speneer Kdmend.
Preside-if Awlelette. of Swarthmnre
illr-ie. ntnl ..Ir Aydelette, CeuntfS
"f San'i Ki'lplia. Mlss Mar Blnkistnn.
I- l'tn:m Bliikirtnn, Mrs. Samuel It
hiplej, Mr- Uudelph BlankenburR.
Mr nnd Mrs Clinten TJiiceis oedruff
COMMITTEE FGHT HOT
Knight and Reeves In Lively Battle
in Burlington County '
Mount Helly. N. .1.. S.-pf. U.'.-ttir-llMtnn
( iintit)'"- intcrf".t m the elei-r m
tomorrow renter- larireU en the n;ht
for the Itepubliean Sthte Committee
btween Harrv I.. Knlsht. of Medford. '
former Publi 1'ulitv C'-inini-"-!' ner
, and County Clerk William II. Heevi-s ,
rhnirni'iti of the Bepubliean Ceui.ly ,
j Committee.
'ai tienal ditTeretteei. developed a few I
vears ase when Knlcht was eeretarvl
of the eeunt iniumittci- Sufficient
oppeuitioii a worked up t rails"
Kn:cl t te step a.iie a. tlie orsanlrn ersanlrn orsanlrn
tieii nrretarj Ian jenr, when Reeve.'
ti'prn-entinS the fiction nppn-ed te
Kt 'Cli. vi'- i .nle the niiinty rliairman. '
, Th inldfil ftp' te an ulreii'U biirnim;
f ' I'ltnm. '"ill tle lines betwien the
Kiisl t an 1 Refes forces hae slne
been nier- pr tnninred. i
' Wen tre time ratne for fillins an-'
t l'MTtueii's et inudidneies for tie
S "ti. ( ,mm ttei' ieb Knicht appeared
i-ir'v. 'm''i Cl.nrles H. Kelwell, a ties
I i,ir editor, Cnui.tj Solicitor Rebert
pi'ieerk. nl-e of Mount HelU, and K'l-.-
' Aik i . of Flirpi . Knlsht n-p-ei-,Ti'id
hw nun i 1 n and the t'lrj
ethers .ere allied with the ether 'nle
I .nnll Fulwell. I'p.'oerk and Aikin
ncr'nl te n withdrawn! with th under--r.itii.iiit;
that Reeves would take up the
1 attln alone
.AUSTRIANS ASSAIL TREATIES
i - '
Cr-at Mass-Meeting at Vienna De-'
neunees Terms of Peace '
Menn.t. -'i "J." i By A I' -
ei' iiins-i mei'Miif of preter ;ijn nv
'i. epn.e tr i'h. fnniludin; the IVm i
Wur w n !. I here leMerdaj ur ir-r
th' M-pi'-es of arinus Oerinan ii".
'n'j"n.
i eir of TufiO voices atiB fjerman
i'i n- and -eiifs In the interval1- he.
' feii the -p's1 lie-, wlilih were pMii'r-
dfiiiiie lafnrj of the tren'le- 'is
l.i nc le-jioe-il lr for the pnsent plight
' I entra! Kurepe. .
PREMIER LENINE SOON
TO RETURN TO DUTY
. Russian Leader Greatly Interested
I In Senater Berah's Activities
I Moscow. Sept. 2,-.. (By A. P.
Premier I.enlnn Is een te return te
i.etiM' diitj. ii w iinneuiiced b the
newspaper I'tavila. Whtle still re-
cupetntitiR at his country place, he
has Interested hlinelf lu Internatlennl
iiuestlens and home affairs, nnd Is par-
I tlcularly Interested In tlic activities of
I T'nited Stntes Senater Rernh as bear-
I ItiR en Ru"ia and the work of the
'American Relief Administration.
I.enine will appear ns the principal
speaker at the fourth oenjtre.'.s of the
'Thlid Internatienale te be hld In
. Petrograd In November. Riving hi'
I views en "the world revolution."
M. Stalin, a member of the Council
of Commissars, In nn artlcln in the
Pravda, uetcMtthi Premier as sayinp;
he censldets the great Powers greedy
and inimical te one another's Interest.
and en this account, thinks It likelv
they ' ma) at anv time tly at each
ether's threat' " Mranw IiIIm, he says.
Russia can efferd te await the ou''eme
of the conflict "becaue Miehns se-
lc-tefl the sure and smoother path of
'peace nnd mutual agreements, i.teerinj
'straight and yielding neither te threats
' nor flattery."
Bey Hurt by Handcar
While playing en a small handcar
en a railroad siding nt Seventeenth
and Spring (Jnrden streets yestrnlav
afternoon with a crowd of bers. .lanies
MrMrennn. ten years old. 110 Shn
ninkln street, fell under the wheels He
'was taken te the Hahnemann Hospital.
1 where two tees of his rlsh' feet wen
amputated.
clare that the magnate tiled firm in the
belief that he could from heaven, through
his highly efficient Mwetary-wlfe, con
tinued te direct his business and ndd
te his fortune.
When Bliss spent a nickel, his secre
tary spent a penny te impress the trel
baton with her economy- aecmdlng te
the petition, which paints her as a "so "se
ual vampiic" and "parasite."
I'e" fourteen jears, it Is alleged. Mrs.
Week proved te the old steel king that
i-he wns evrn mere miserly than he was,
and that gradually she wooed him nwny
from his first wife, n frail, weary In
valid. It is charged by the contesting rela
tives that Bliss was insane when he
married Mrs. Week, nnd they seek te
recover SI.03H.011 left bv the Bliss will.
They charge that the neglected wife fur-nl-hed
the start of the fortune which
Bliss and his secretary built up. He
iiiid but a half-million dollars when
Mrs Week become his 'ecivtnry four feur
tien enis age.
She madi! herself hU bed guard,
guide, philosopher and friend, and even
established a kitchenette in his office te
prepare his inenN, se they could work
cheaply and overtime. After the death
of the invalid first wife. Bliss married
his secretary In December, 1010. He
then branched out into the banking
business. His half-million had run up
te two millions, and lie died two jears
after marrying hls secretary, making
her bis s-ole heir.
Man Killed by Fall
While descending n flight of steps at
Cotten and Power streets jesterday,
Benjamin Clenson, 4H41 Terrace street,
tripped and fell. He was found ljlng
en the splewnlk unconscious nnd taken
te the Memerial Hospital, where he
died early today.
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Buy Clethes Anywhere
Save 50 of Cost
An old suit. Like old shoes, you be
come attached te it, but the time comes
when its appearance forbids your wear
ing it.
But appearances can be maintained
fully twice as long with intelligent Her Her
zeg care. Loek better and pay less for
clothes by having them regularly cleaned
here. The cost is negligible.
We have no connection with any firm of similar name.
I. HERZOG fir CO.
All artietea insured against fire and theft until delivered te yen
Gcrmantewns Dyers & Cleaners
5904 Gcrmantewn Avenue Phene: Gcr. 03-92
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atid because
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1 1 IVISCheatnutSireet. 1
5 Days te
Ad
go!
of the-
vanceoaleeiTurs
featuring-.
All Odd Lets
at
Half Price ! ! !
savings
it win DC
are quite
at once
without
Little Benny's
Nete Boek
By Lee Papt
As immediate clearance is our object, cost and
worth have been given no consideration.
wnen you see these Furs it will b
apparent that the
parallel.
As Lets arc limited many of them
may net last throughout the day
se Early Shopping is advised!
A Small Deposit Will Reserve Your
Purchase in our Storage Vault
Until Required.
NIAGARA FALLS
1 DAY
v TRIPS
9 1 fl.SO ROUND TRIP S 1 Q.SO
Sept.mtt.r 28 anil Ornlr 12
Pennsylvania System!
I Tli nMt of n eraaawar umiitrj
! was si mdin; around the mm peit
U id 11 ii 1. 1" ut.'I I e jf, Hnv , I,, i
thn win tins is l'r, Slinklne-is tn'rrl -
Inj , le's go frreutid and sen If he ;', f
tn i n nil v atreng !u presents.
Wich we went erreijnd te de, rlng,ii
i'lnlsej oeor !('! arid Puds epenerl 1 1
ileiir ltn em, ill ng r-isplfieus making
n lnjinp ill ''Hi' s'.ile of Ins f ii , and c
and Sd ml. Ile'.ie Puds. n, !,,,!
Hlloek lis lll'i lielle IIS if he inuldnt
tiik geed mi account of wat he had
in Lis mouth, and I -fd Wat did re i
set for veur herthda.v. PudV
Wlch jest then the lnimp get smiilli r
hi itrviiuiit of Puds pruberlv swallow
iig part of It. and lie r-e,. e iit,rv
and books und all tat j ink
Wii'h jest then he g.(,. ., fe ,r , ,,!
Mew and the hump iissappe ril ml th"
wavs and Slil ed. i. 1- that nil. go-l,
ill lent ou get enj enndj ' nnd Puds
eil, (and'' N'e Wliv ' Ne J w,
I had, 1 he set.
I Heley sme.'iks, no randy, I soil 'niu
von knew about that, s'ld, I we,M. m
i (insider it wm a herthilnj if 1 ,lnl,.iit
get eny candy, would jeu, Sid'" I r-t-d
, Ne, Id think it was a funeral Sid
sei and 1 srd Id eenstder it a Insult
hats hew I consider ii, and Puds eed"
' Will thills hew I d" tenslder It, Imt it
i .tint rnv fuult is it '
llcing n prlity geed of a nnscr. ami
Sd s,il. Wnt was that In veur mouth
jtr-t new'' and PrnN start te leek a
if In felt Innocent saving. Wiif' Wen"'
nml I sed. Next Chnssrn.is. ren,, ,,
St.l ,. heel ll, I tf i, ,(. peijinj of
ciirmen home
Hints geed. I get i peiuiils of miish
uii'llew-i. .Slil -.I'll, And we siarinl t,
wnwk iiwiiv 1. 1 ting 1'ipK i,) iieleeve
I it
ii ll he prnherly illdent.
I ,KK VHl UKAIHNfi TIIRMT
Ilrudtiiw vvlmlT The Hluneil rdlterlqln en,
I aptll tei'lCH. which are aueh faature of
th Kdlierlal I'sbe of tha 11 nr it I.Rbum '
.Mttku ll u llBblt. V-.titv,
lenr
Quantity
7 Russian Penv Coats
French Seal Delmans, fuil len;tb
rrcncn aeai ieais. iu inchc,
Russian Marmet Coats
Fitch-Trimmed French Seal Coats. 10 inches..
Natural Muskrat Coats, made cf dark chins
Seal-Trimmed Leepard Cat Coati, 40 inches . .
Natural Raccoon-Trimmed Marmet Coats
Skunk-Trimmed French Seal Coats
Civet Cat Coats
Black Caracul Coats, 40 inche-, long ..'!.'.'.'.'.'.
Caracul Capes, full length
2 Scotch Moleskin Coats ...
3 Scotch Moleskin Capes and Wraps, full lenRth
4 Natural Raccoon Coats, 40 inches Ien,?
3 Caracul Capes, Squirrel trimmed, full lenRth
4 Hudsen Seal Capes, full length
3 Hudsen Seal Coats, self-trimmed.
5 Skunk-Trimmed Hudsen Seal Coats, 40 inches
3 Beaver-Trimmed Hudsen Seal Cean
4 Squirrel-Trimmed Hudsen Seal Coats
4 Natural Squirrel Coats ... ....
2 Alaska Seal Coats ar.d Wraps, full length . ...
3 Perbian Lamb Coats, 40 inches long, Skunk trimmed
2 Natural Squirrel Capes, full length
2 Broadtail Wraps, full length
1 Ermine Cape, full length . ...
1 Natural Mink Ceat
W inter
Price
110 00
115.00
1 20 00
130.00
1 'tO.OO
150 00
160.00
170.00
195.00
245.00
250.00
250.00
335.00
345 00
375 00
395.00
395 00
395.00
490,00
490.00
495.00
495.00
690.00
685.00
795.00
990.00
990.00
M00.O0
Sale
Prier
54.50
58.50
59.50 i
64.50 .
r9.50
77.50
79.50
S4.50 ,
96.50
122.50
124.50
144,00
1G7.50
172.50 i
1B7.50
192.50
192.50
192.50
244.00
244.00
247.00
292.50
342.50
342.50
394.00
495.00
495.00
695.00
Chokers, Scarfs and Steles at Half Price
4 Sqnirrt! Chekcn
5 Kelrnikr Cbektn
4 Natural Mink Chektri
4 Brown Fei Cbektrt
C Taupe Wolf Chekiri
4 Brown Fex Cbekcri
3 Twe-Skin Mink CleVm
4 French Sail Stoics
5 Stene Marten Caektri
WlnUr Sala Winter Sale
Prlc Price Price Prlct
$11.50 $6.75 3Baum MarleP Chekeri $6000 $28.75
14.50 7.25 2 PUtinnm Red Fe. Cbekcri 65,00 32.50
19.00 9.50 3 Black Fex Scarfs 70 00 34.50
28.50 14.25 3 Hudsen Bay Sible Chokers 00.00 44.50
28 50 14.25 3 Hudsen Seal Steles 95.00 47.50
28,50 14.25 2 Scotch Meteil.in Steles 130 00 63.00
35.00 17.50 2 Jap. Mink Stales 135.00 67.50
38 50 10.00 3 Squirrel Steles . ... 135,00 67.50
50.00 24.25 2 Natural Mink Steles. . 285 00 142.50
Hudsen Seal Is Dyed Muskrat. French Seal Is Dyed Ceney.
Extra-Urge Size Coats and Wrap Up te 54 Bust.
asT:X,:.K,,1in:iE3 Charge Purchases Billed Hereafter First Jjg!
IftSheppacd S'Sens
THE NEW BLANKETS
The wnrmtli, the lightness, the cesy comfort which
1 00 per cent, pure wool alone can insure.
These Special Prices
White tfith pink or blue border :
Single bed, $9.00 pr. Deuble bed. $1 1 .00 pr.
Bleck pattern pink, tan, blue or grey with white:
Single bed, $9.00 pr. Deuble bed, $11.00pr.
SMART NEW BEDSPREADS
AH extra length te cover bolster
"Delly Madisen" ecru crinkle stripe and open
work alternating; imitation hand scalloped.
Single bed only, $9.00 each
Alse with Cepcn blue and old rose stripes :
Single bed. $15.00 each
Deuble bed, $18.50 each
Hcru Spreads, hand-made Frenchknets; imitaticn
hand scalloped.
Single bed only, $12.50 each
LAMB'S WOOL COMFORTS
Figured silkelinc covering, $6.50 each
Seft-finish saline, plain coloring, $12.50 each
Plain colored silk covering,
$16.50 and $18.00 each
Figured or plain satin covering, $30.00
100$ Chestnut Street
t'hicage
San I'raiH .
leslnv
.Veil '();'.
FINE PURE WOOL
UNDERWEAR
In light, medium or heavy weights te
suit varying tastes and requirements.
Men's Union SuiM
S.oe ie 16.50
Men's Undershirts
5.7? te JO.OO
Men's DratrcTS
5.75 te 9.U5
Women's Union Suits
6.75 te 11.50
Women's Vats
3.50 te 7-5
Women's Drauvrs
4.50 te 8.25
Children's Union Suits
4.25 te 10.00
Children's Vests
2.25 te 5.75
Children's Draucis
2.00 te 5.50
' j HE celebrated standard of
quality for almost forty
years, Jaeger underwear is
made of the finest Australian
pure virgin wool designed
and perfectly tailored for
these who appreciate com
fort and demand quality
who desire underwear te fit
snugly yet net te cling.
Especially desirable during
the inclement fall and winter
days, Jaeger underwear keeps
one evenly warm, dry and
thus comfortable since wool
only possesses the qualities
of transmitting te the outer
air body moistures and
impurities.
MEN'S UNDERWEAR IN
THE NATURAL COLOR -WOMEN'S
AND CHILDREN'S
IN NATURAL OR WHITE
Mail Orders and Inquiries Invited.
1701 CHESTNUT STREET
Cerner 17th Street
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Nene Toe Soen te Place Order
Glorious
aBr f
in autumn coloring.
fashioned in garments that bespeak
the refined the elegant the dis
tinctive all that is meant by geed
taste.
Embick Knicker or Skirt
Tweed Suits
Fer Women and
Mistes Te Order
$
55
One year age $60. Cannet be dupli.
cated anywhere under $75 te $85.
Tweed Outfits
Hat, $7.50
Ceat, $45.00
Jumper, $17.50
$
$70.00
65
Complete
If Ordsr Is
Placed New
A wonderfully striking serviceable outfit for the
school miss or young business woman.
A New Special Service
Suits for Larger Women
Special Medels in Tricetine and Kindred Fabrics Chalk
stripes that in themselves slenderize $1
and add the touch of refined elegance.
67.50
Cannet Be Duplicated Under $85 te $100
Beys and Girls 2nd Fleer, Frent
Get a new idea of the little e.nes'
personal charm in these striking
and most satisfying outfits.
Ceat, Hat and
Leggmgs $JK 00
te Match ' 0
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Brown,
rust, etc.,
tan, blue,
tweeds.
green, henna,
Special !
Beys' and Girls' Chinchilla$-f O
Coats, .$25.50 Value -LO
Girls' Regulation Dresses
Beys' Regulation Sailor Suits
Beys' and Girls' Hats
2nd Fleer, Rear
Extraordinary $
Ceat Opportunity
42
Fer young business women or misses about 25 coats
only, in cheviot, vcleur, tweed and sports cloth. Easily
worth twice the money. A few odd and small sizes we
wish te close out. Most of these sold at from $45 te $55.
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W. H. EMBICK & SONS
1618-20
Chestnut St
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CONSULTATION FREE
As an addition te our service, we have
arranged for the attendance et
Dr. F. A. HUSK
He will be at this store every afternoon of
this week, and will give, tiitujiit obliantien,
professional advice en all feet troubles.
Hours 2 te 5 P. M.
GROUND GR1PPER Shee Stere
38 Seuth 17th Street (near Chestnut)
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