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1922
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PRO-LEAGUERSWIN
DEBATE AT COLLEGE
Audience Vetes 414 te-327 for
Entry of U. S. Inte Associa
tion of Nations
. n unit
"TEAMS ARE JUmBLtU Uf
tf itie Inlernnlleniil debate between
r ,i Viilxei-'ity ami Swnrllimem nt
?nd, ihlt. Hm fMi.ed States uet.d
imiilrdlnieb enter ilm l-msm- t "
tl0u nu-llMirr et 711 ppweni riewilnil
hr Utile miilllerltim In PiirrMi Hn I.
The nudienee jilted nml selected the
dinner of tlm debate by leaving n floors
msrk"l "Nwitlvn" nml Aft.nnative."
Neither f the Institutions wen tlm de
hal" "lUtiM. two of the three Hrilens
,, one of Sttilithliiern ronipeed the
nffl mnllie tram, nml two of Swnrth Swnrth
me.n nn, ""' f "r' ''""I"C1 ,lie
nSn,the',.u,di,m.r- iil.,1 out after
JrVl.es ". uier. II left by the af
firmative done mid :il!7 by the negative.
n.l thev wete still rhnitllng ever the
thrill of (lie evenln-;hH.eeeur.-.Mlm
the moment when M. ""I''"", '
nnliel College, n member of (lie Oxford
mm, aigiilng negatively, nnneuneed
tlml "lenllv" lm was I" fax or "f tlm
I'liitcil l4"",,v miteiiiis the League after
' i M l.ind-nv. of Woim.-ler College.
(I'teril.M'eahlns allii niiilliel.v. ilnplnmd
,jR iieiinnl"'. quibbling, and insisted
thai !m diiln't enm when Aiimrli-u en
tcieil the League, if she only enteled.
The r-ecewl ttUiriitntiie peaber wn.s
Min Sue llelie Mif-en, of Sivarthiiune.
"I Knew 1 would luivn had morn
,crnns with brellinrs," she derlnred,
'lien I wa niiinh jeunger, If I lindn t
Inewn I lint my father wns the Inst
imirr, and that' tlm siibmlfien of cases
in tlmt court vas nee("sar.v. And the
1 eagitc fiiiK'liens much the sntun ns a
fiiher eer Ills children. It will stup
wsr, it will prevent, war, and it will
nffenl the opportunity for i;o-epern-linn
of set-vice."
The evening opened with Introduc Intreduc Introduc
terv remnrki by 1'ranU Ajdnlettn. pres
ident "f Swiirtlimum. wlie stated tiiat
the ileljsli! win intended le rnimli some
iltlci!ient of a momenleus ipiestlen, net
te record a victory of one college ever
the ether. .... , , .... .
"Tlmt i whj. lie said, 'the teams
re iumbleil tip thix 'ay."
V.. Mnrjeribanks, pronounced ".Mafcli
banks." of Clirlt Church. Oxford,
tnrtcil the argiiinents for t he aflirnia
tlve. Nerman Slnhler. el Snaitliineic.
ffi'Oivl speaker for I lie ncgntive objected
te anv neeinlieii uf I'ewers wltleh
vnnbled a few strong ones te dominate
nml dragoon a crent let of little nuns,
lie doubted vhcllicr America could give
ii? iniieli help as he dues te I'uiepe if
lie were binilereil b I'lirepean
slllame'.
Arsumeiii" closed wllh a Mimmarj for
the negative -ide lij liuj Onvl-, et
.snnithmeie
RADIO SHOW PRESENTS
THE LATEST NOVELTIES
Enthusiasts Fleck te Lu Lu Temple,
Where Exhibits Are en View
The initie Miew luing lield in l.u I.u
Teaip'n eiiteinl li vn elid day nt neon.
It npiitfil e-.tenln, and IniluliviN of
"fnn-" .iiteiided liie ovhiliitiens dur'ug
the nfti'i'iienn nml n oiling.
M.imii- .Miiei). delivnriii mi :i I 1 1
I"l nigiil whuii (i Imindenst te Mil
lions within a tnditi l(f ,"00 miles. Tlm
Majer in his nililres dnple"e)l beet -lrstitig
anil iiaineiisin, Imt insi,teil the
ity lias lc-s of thee nee.-, tlinii anv
etlifr llinl ceinimres witli It in sie.
'I he Inlet weril in mdie ripiipmeiu
i liewn in tli) booths (ittraetheh ;n
ruiiKnl en te lloern. Among tlm iioncI iiencI
tie eThihiteil is a mming iipii.'uatiis
lne!nei in a glass i-iim ; ii hijli ie ie
itane) Miriiibb- grid leak thai i :nl
JnMalile ei'i' a wide range nrd whieli
will maintain its value primnnemly
sfier nu initial seitmg; u combined
(iiiipW. A.iiiemeter with leading cells
mounted en a panel enlv four y sj
imhes, mid a new n f irtilliiblc bat-
tysr with a switch liver, which makes
it pnveihh le tinnsfer ftnm any given
Tfthnge ,t nneibri will t i hanging
wiif'
PHILADELPHIANS SAJL
13 Depart en Aquitanln Today.
Eight en the Paris Tomorrow
'lin l.,ivniK I'hilailelpliinns lelt
e , inilnv ,, , Ciniariler Aipii
'an.n for i'hnlieiitK IMid Soulhampten:
Mr an. I Mr-. .I,,ln, w. c,,iim...,
MiiMei .l.ihn II. I'miiiin,, ..,l( ,u,
..ine,e ilnughter. lbs I' Sliewileli.
lis W 1!. S.iiinden. Mis. Viela
mil innt ,1. 1'inuK Samuel, C S
llneiMiii., Mi nml .Mi A. I. Hill
Irinh Lens- ,,. I'letemn
Kflnilr n
Iji'lmlee aiimii!; the mliiii p.isvii.'i.i .
In leine ..vv ! U liimoiiew e'l t h,-.
Fremli In,,,. l',n)M ,-,. I meiit.i ;i,!
IIbm.' aie the fi.llmviiig timii Hum ,.,,, :
Mi. iiihI Mr.. S. I'embeiten ll!..,.
1'n.en Ah II,.,,,., . K.inkp,., .,, M.
eii'l Mi- ri.ii.s 1 Iii,.ls. .is C,T1
manie ,,,,,,1., Ml M(,v(1 Jnii
'lis I l.ll.i l.'llult.
Mr I li.ihitl, S, hneebeli, ,
''V I""" Mi ,n., Ml., i.,.,.,,,.
l"',,'' ''" '"'" nnKe, nl,;,! ,,
P. R. T. DEFENDS CHANGE
8y Shortening of Reute 44 Re
llevcs Conaestinn r. m., e
a,...vl, wll ueu eircci
AGED WOMAN MISSING
"n Martha Hale, of Germantown,
Presumed Victim of Aphasia
M.w.l,"l. "I!" ","IS fur Mm.
'if i..." ',!;;; " "'-' !.n.i m,
." ".'''.!'-,,.,;i!11-;m.is .ixvsx,
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in i
Illlll. Si Ml, e riilll..iil , I.,,.,,,,.,
Ji n ; i'",'"i'1 '"ir,,,B "r tiioce,,,:
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SUM. , I, '"'"'''in.lini.i.. hiMeudef
II.'ih'm i'"!' """"" "' Mllllllie.l. A.
"Mill., ,, ,"V" ""lllll.l.,,. who
I i , i . "'ll'"1 "''''nil invctij:,,. I
--ill,';r;i,!-..ilr ;"'
'inn In ,i. .1, .,' "- " en-
ii,.iv, .. ' ""ii I in urns the
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pruiril. Slx'-"'ltd strce, ,,. ,.
SHOW PROMOTERS SUED
FOR MIMIC BATTLE PAY
119 Veterans Assert They Get Ne
Wages for Parts In 'Over the Tep'
IMp for mom than one hundred ills
nlilpil vdnrniMi u lin funk nnrt Insr HUM-
mer In it .inrrtiR'tiliir nyrelprhnlr ills-'
piny and tiiltnli' warfare, at (lie Phillies' i
Mall l'nrk Ii helne feiiftlit In n Mate-
mnnl of elnlin nied In Mtinlelpul Court'
in lielinlf of A..K. Curl Irs. Slum com "
mnniler of (he Notional Disabled Hei- ;
dlcrs' League nml reiiiiunniler of tJic i
llnnl.-fM. Oliv P.ivl nt ilm nniiip ei-ermizn-I
lien. Tlir'i'lnim N for MOO,
Tim nininnlr.ru of tlin Mieetnele are
t D. Carpenter mid Hiiymend Daniels.
of Net tli .lunipei' strenl, tinmed in tlm
cinim, which was nieii n iieiimm .
llnssrlelf. chief of Ilm Iitiicnu of Legal
Aid. '
Tlm promoters engaged CurtKs In de
nhi(ien stunts, wliich he did, the rlnim
states, nnd wlilch.cest him .:!00 for
Ilm hiring of the pfnne.
Tlm .rt.lt is the first te lm filed
against tlm promoters. Mr. llnssrick
said. According te him. 111). and per
haps mere, disabled veterans were en
gaged liv Carpenter nnd Daniels te
plnv parts In the spectacle. The men
wefe te get .! for each rehenrsal and
$'.! for each performance, but se far,
they tell Mr. Hn'-srlek, they have ob
tained nothing. Their elnlms rnngc
from SIM te S-t each.
The speclncle. "Over the Tep." wns
played en various nights beginning
.luim -7 and eliding en duly I.
FIVE HORSES DIE IN FIRE
Baptist Chapel In Yerk Street Im-j
periled by Flames
1'ive horses were killed in n lire t lint
Vlarted shortly nfler 'J clod; this
morning in tlm junk i-lmp of Prank
Webb. JIL1:: (ionleii slieel. When fire
men of engine enmpnli.i Ne. I". under
iiuumaml of Lieutenant Oeugliertj. ar
lived. Ilium s were leaping across the
reef in the direction (,f the linptist.
Chapel In Yerk slreei nml Cegartj's
The fireiuen'ZHen.rated .heir alien-
tien en the church nnd garage and sue- ,
needed In keeping the flnmcs from ignit
ing the woodwork, although .several
stained glass windows of the chapel
were broken by the heat.
Property damage is estimated at
$2000.
HELD ASCHECK-PTSSER
Seuth Dakotan Says It's a Mistake,
but "Judge" Is Obdurate
.lames Hroeko. of J'leire. S. P.. who
-njs he Is a doctor, nnd lnw,er. wns
nricsted tidny chnigcd Willi passing a
wiirllilnss check for S100ven Prank
Scattergoed. IS Ninth Tlihtl street.
Tlin piiseimr. of letined benrii.g, valii
ills arrest, was a mlsiak" nnd lay e.pei'Inl
slrevsen 1,1' education, but lis this i; i -lieaied
'e hn -einewliiit Irielevant te
i the question. Magistrate lien-haw held
. Mm In StillO bail ter a fiirtlmr hearing.
! llroel.e gave the clmc kin payment
i for mei.-lifitnlise and ticeivcd ,i (.etisli.
eraliln pet tien el '.Is .ilue lu ca-li.
i NEAR-ELOPERS ARE WED
1 Marriage of Sarah Davis and Frank
' Langden Fellows Complications
Prank l.aticilen. of tiiriugliniise. nm
Mi.s Siirnb l:ul-. Il"7 Pn.! L'arl
I slieel. wete mailieil I ji niglit by Ilm
i Hi" . A. O. Tat rant, of l-.muianti"
I l'reteMiin: P.pivepal Ciuircli. Pn.f
(.I'iraiil iiMeiim.
j Tim wedding followed etcitiiij; com-
plii iitinii.' jeslnidnj wlmn Ilm (we were
I taken le City Hall by Oelectlve
I Sehwntr. who lnlerccpted tliclr plan for
i an elepemenl te Plktmi.
I.arer, licwevir. inn-ent le the mnr-
ringe mi ebl.ilimil fiein ilm bride's
mother.
PHILA. PROMOTER HELD
M. W. Friedell Is Arrested en Cea3t
en Swindling Charge
, Delei Hies IJilis-eii and Nmdenlhnl will
leave for l.es Almein leiliiy le living te
Philadelphia M. W. Priedel!. iuomiIeih
of the ll'iH'k Pintlmr Oil I'empuii.i. te
fin n i!l,'llh'i" of elllliiV.'llii'i SlilHMIH of
, i lie i run pa ii 's tunnel
Tin mpbiint iiciiiiiI Prieilell a
.sworn te bi Milten It Mhei. trnns-
' urer of the lempaii.i. Ii'eteie MiigNlrale
Ceward. Priedell was m rested last
night in I.n Angeles, ii. muling le ile-
1 teclive". and they sni lie iniemls lu
fight extradition te this cili
! BELIEVE MAN WAS SHOT
Park Guards Hunt for Suspect
Fired at In Chase
ilit.nl of i,iik siinnls .cuii'lieil
tlireiigli a sfi'iien of Pait imniiii Pail,
today in tlm lielief liiai .i Ileitis; istn
was weiimlill eaiii tmlui li Park
liiinid I'rielj
I'reeli -nw the mini en lin.ird me
line i"! of tlm Sd.it.i Ikill lliur at "
e'i lock. II'' was acting sueiellsl,i
ami the guard mdeied him te luili.
When tin' mini inn Kteely Ini'd several
sliels. Tlm hit-hue Miiiulilwl in'ii tlm
,itk nml ceiilil net h IeiiihI.
HORSEMEN SEEK FOOTPAD
Search Weeds Near Chester for As
sailant of Military Student
Police itml di teeth os uf i 'hosier and
tlm mounted cuvalty squad of Penus.il
nnin Milllaii College are skliiulshiug
ihieiigli wiiuds ami hills near ClmMci
leu'ai In eaich et a Negro who attacked
and .ittnmpted te ieh Amlmw Prank.
,1,.. son of Mi. and Mis. Andiew
Pi illlk, of t'llistii. a si,,eiii ,it the
college
ROUTS MOTOR BANDITS
Man Held Up Outside Synagogue
Shows Fight and They Flee
Held up I" two automobile haiulii.
outside n ' n.ig'isun hi Tlilrti seinml
street nnd Moingenu rv nienue, wlmie
he had atti iideil serines Inst ingln.
Kulien l.cieiis.ui. 'I'neiitv set, mil jmil
Wnl mil si i rei. nissei with tli men
until ihci lied
Clara Woodward's Trial Tomorrow
Tiinl of I'lni.i Wuediiaiil. former i
lailllelllle allies, ii tlil lelllll.lte of Mis I
I'ntlmiiiie Hosier, for the uiuider el
.lehn IVpp"i-man, a New Yerk ti.iiclinc
salesinaii, is listed for lomei low in
.IuiIre P.iilinll's court, Itoem l.'.'i. The
wetiiuu shot Pippeimnu in a looming
noise nt Ninth ami ine necis last
Man It -!'.
rtiS8MSSSi8Q,
IS TUZ DCADI M
THE
NATURE'S MASTERPIECE
lntcroetinq collection of necklaces
An
varied
in
importance
NNU INDIAN AnnUWntftUd
IN SCHUYLKILL'S BED
Believed te Be Relic of Red Men's
Migrations In Perm's Days
Arrowheads. IicIIcyhI le liavr- IhIii eh
tlm river bed Blticn Tncllnns inlfcrnteu
westward .following the IhiuIImb of w H- I
llitm rnnii, luivn been round in tne
Snliuylklll below Hhnwment during the
Inst few days.
Ueys walking ncrone (he bottom or
the. river, inmle possible by the unpren- ,
i dented shallowness of the strenin, ,
linvn titekeil tin the. nrrewhrads. fash- I
iened In the came milliner ns tliesu en I
. ilUtilnv In Metniulnl Hull.
Aerbrding te Illchnnl Greenwood, for
the last tbirty-tiiiin jenrs watchmnti en
tlm (rieen limn bridge, hn lias, never
known the Schuvlkill te be se low,
Wlnlleld (iuiles. lock-tender at
Shawmenl, said them Ir a noticeable
Imprinement In Ihn amount of wntnr
llewliiR tlireiigh tlm leeks and ever Tint
lleek dam. Iln predicts rain will re
lieeo the situation before the end of the
week.
CARNIVAL OPENS TONIGHT'
Parade of Maskers Will Usher In
Brewervtewn's Celebration
A inriide of nmsotiernders shirting
.... i. M i r.-li ...-11 .....I
lieiil loe Ulllllll i eni'Kv iv ii nun
innrcliing te Tltlily-lirst slreei lelilgin
will start .Urewerytewn's "Huslnessnnd
PlellSlll'n'' nnliilvnl wlileli will cnlllltllln
until November IS. i
A peptilnrlly contest, n beauty con-
lesl, n baby parade, a Ilnllewcii i
mardi-gr.m and street dancing nre some
of tlm features, planned for Ilm nvent. !
A fur foil I vnlued nt Sh'O Is the first
prlw offered lu tlie peimlailiy content.!
Tlin Twenly-nlntli Wind lluslness
Men's iiud Tnxinyer'-' AsMidatien nr nr
raugeil the carnlial. William .1. Wnhl
is tuesident of tlm a'Miclalinn nml
Kugeiie ,. .Iagnln heads the Carnival
Committee. Other committee mpmbeis
arc Ittidelpli Sleriiberg. I. mils Hrlckllu,
Merris llnchenberg. Albert Sauter, T. '
Cnnnnlly, S. Nagelberir. .M. Weiss. I.
, Mnrkevllx. and .lehn Crimes
PEARL
VBlUOi
T - i t i i-TlJifef-iTT-tTrMa a ifti 4xrX.
f M Sb'1' l1 : Jfrn 'y
i !'' r '' .7, ' ' '
1 ,k,' "xSJt Rll.,li1,' I l-ll HfnlluT,
j v,. ' "-' ,y! ' '' Special for Wednesday Only!
'" ' VW Aw ! wht
h va.mivTBK 1 1' v
. drfwaai m
XsEQaHHv" S l
t tw i Pri aitfli 1 1 r '
I TCSMWBBfc (
ySmSBm
MM : -
MK$maaEkxwL. I ' t i
"The Tie of a -Miix.
Thousand i KM
Knets" ' .BkSP
Rnrlflnv Knits nre I MljKs?k4flH I
smart in appearance J -r'-vf'W
and texture, and I p f , I mm
' the most durable vl '
' scarfs manufactured. I- i h r!iv
i
Plentiful assortments i ,, . , ,
- . . --i Special fni
ei colorings and i rJzip
designs. '7l
$2.50 :: Iff'
$3.00 $3.50 t Mi)
JACOB W '
; REED'S j "MJ
: SONS :l '"
I iiij iiec ru .i i ci . Special for whicsdaj
i iiifinu vucsiiiui eireet
vx v. . r
? JI L j f-
i J tu: ei
I 'niiflx Cs.i'L -I y
" - -J"T . ."y. ST- -) r. y -... w ,,,
I sJJail'' . . .--I.I' llrnllmrs
.aj-,.. . . ... ;- -jJasgrgsTeiiB
HATS
Mail Orders Filled
Market
Etghth
lKm!-M ill l If.'VfimOiTS. J Li'l
Always the Lewest Prices for Everything: Is the
Rule at Lit Brethers' Stere
Here arc some notable Wednesday offerings! Other excellent values
are in readiness for
Special for Wednesday Onlyl
$1 50Apren Dresses
98c
Three Pretty Medels in linn linn
falew StyleOne Sketched
Checked gingham and ging
ham and plain color chambray
combinations. Round, square
or Peter Pan cellars. Twe
, ji
'Ii
i
!'(
Y
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pockets and sash.
I. II Itretlier SKCOND KI.OOI'..
.".'
Special for
$25 Fluffy Fex
Neckpieces
$12.75
While they last half price.
Only 200 in the let! Ileau
tiful double animal scarfs;
Kcnuinc fox skins. All fash fash
iennble phades.
-SRCOND
size. well worth
u ine- in half-dozen let?.
l,ll llnitliir. PiriST KI.Oi
Sccetnl fleer. Siuenth St.
.
tcnutiful
Hue anil
Is- I'l.v.i
Men's $5
Sweaters and $0 QO
Sports Coats ' O.UO
Most exceptional purchase!
.sui-nlei in net eeat st e i
liillinnih uiiii .li,i, ieII.hs ' ii.s
iiersti'U jiiis tn i .iiilif.,in Mtlt, '
n.iw. Ineiiii nml lie.itlicr nitin u
Hperts (e.it.s of ilesi ieen
sle.l f.ue .nrn -t,e, !, l0,n .11
itli jiet ih lliniin 11 ml K' 1
l.enllmr iiiN'iiiih Ktr.i SP. '..
huitonlieli l I ii'isua'lN v.' 11 ,
!1 nlei
llintliiTs 111 si I m.r
Lit BrothersTameiissl850 Geld Label
iv"ll Waitresses, $10. 15
JlFeWNttl (or high qualtty.
y rrji- ', 1 H'-peunii ninttressc (
7r.Vibntm)Al l,,'sl h
,,-v $5 Gas Mask
?j"fl Waincenls.
! " '
$2.65
Mi ai i ran
Mil Mi,
M''i lie"
1 1 e -i
1 ll li ll e I
I , M O ll
Rillli.nilpeil
ll.lll I 111 111 f
Slli'ln frinii
1 1 1 1 v e r n -infill
t .1 .
II IIHlv 1 I'ltll
I ii
Frt.;
II Ilm.
Hnlniny Stere
AlSX.
n J) J t . I .
a I s. I v.rf
' 1 1 fl Biliii.inieeil
ill
-"
ernvs imh.t at d a. m. "r.esr.s
TRIMMED FREE OV
HwS!
ONE YELLOW TRADING STAMP WITH
EVERY 10c PURCHASE ALL DAY
the days that fellow !
Wednesday Only!
Kl.emt
50c Pillow
vT'eJ '
'
.
(vnVajyrT '
Ii J L It-x t i'
I IDn
j. i.n
WiJtm.
Cases, 28c
Fameu "Hill" Afiu
lin all branded.
Special purchase of
2100." 'Exceptionally
sturdy a n tl well
made. 4e x UG-itich
(
II. vnrvi'lf
Special for Wednesday
Only!
Men'sM&S
Trousers
$279
Patterns and cnleringM te
match almost any suit.
ilixh-grade eassinterci
and worsteds in smart
mixed effects. Well tai
lored; exceptionally geed
finality. Sizes for every
man and young man.
I.lt
.Special for Wednesday!
$1.50 Velveteen, )8c
Handsome quality, with
deep, rich, lustrous pile.
Tiemenduusly popular for
children's ill esses, and a
tfj-
ii u a I i 1 1 fur
i'V Si
coats. 2J and 2! itu l.cs
wide. Wanted shades of
plum, dark brown, luir
gundy, wine, taupe, iue,
t'epenhagen, nav, new
lilacK.
Si, nth
I.n
Wednesday On! '
Tn, Si
I It
()nb:
' -'ever.ng
Bllr
art ticking. Impeiml j
roll edge. Ail regi.Iai
sizes. All felt.
I 'mnt 1 Fliiet . l
Specinl for Wednesday Only
$75 Seamless Wilten
Velvet Rugs
$55
nulril !l I .' lr
frnni llir In in.
nut mills uf Mr,,
miller smith .V
.Mai,
-iini..
V: llanilsen e
liattpriih ami
Vi3. &;'&' T'Vi5JXi'f.l..rnK
M
(.MB!l
Ml
?!JK
ZF,5r5m-T-t! ' f-VsV n'llieiit iintit
' -v - .J?. iifi.iui iii imi
-"' '- -. ji i-.' Hnilli'il u, , ,i
mil "Hi. ,,
ii"i t n in in "i i 'nu urn, in i , t i , ,
j I.ll llreiher. KOI UTH Fl.niil!
at aise p. m.j
CHARGE Phene Orden Filled
Filbert
J
Seventh
Special for Wednesday
Only!
Women's &
Misses'
$20lSwag'g:er
Topcoats
Special $15
Tremendously serviceablm
utility models just about
enough for one day.
Mannish belted styles in
sturdy sport i coatings,
some with inverted
plaited backs, ethers fea
turing box plait. Very
smart cellars; large
patched or slns-hed pock
ets. Geed satin linings.
Tan, Brown and Reindeer
Trimmed with big bone
buttons. One shown.
tlniilirr, -Fecer.d Keer
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Special for Wednesday Only!
$6 Ready te Wear Hats
$2.98
Pmmlnenl mnhert' clear-
xvS flay l autamn tamples.
r" Exceptionally g e e tt-
i QO InnL-inii- ct-loe in cillrv
j A. " hatter's plush com-
1 UJIIUU Willi UUilU'l UI
- velvet facings.
Large, medium and small shapes mush
room roll brim and turban effects.
Black, brown and navy.
I.ll llr.illier, t-'IRST FLOOR, .VQI'.TII
Special for Wednesday Only!
$2 Gingham
Heuse Dresses
$1.29
Several very pretty styles
j u a t about wholesale
cost!
High - grade ginghams in
checked and stripe effects.
V h i t e organdie cellars,
ruffs and vestees. with
hemstitching. Sizes ."6 te
U.
llrnllirm 'Ki 'f i I' H.i mil
Special for ndnesday Only!
WemeVt's $5
$2-
98
Tuxedo Sweaters
leading jobber' surplus stock
extraordinary purchase.
Of fine worsted arns in nov
elty block cITect.. Plain and
two-tone colorings. Very smart
and practical, t' ms belts and
snug fitting uirl's
Black. Crown. Huff and Saw
llrmlirrt i: ' i 'l.
Special for Wednesday Only!
Men's $1
"Maye" 1
Underwear '
Shirts and draeis
iinperlect.
Ilest ei l u and si1, i
let ted cotton jnin
Derhy nbbfd' ell'ei
iith French neck ;i
ft nuts. Dinner-
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69'
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I'epular Shirts
I faced
"atinc
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forced,
uience.
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Women's $2
Silk Stockings
$1.48
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Lay These Vital
Facts en the Table
New that you've called yourself into conference
about your new fall clothes lay these facts face
up
1. At Perry's the tremendous selection gives
you almost unlimited choice.
2. Yeu get the finest qualities two continents
can offer.
3. Our Super-Value policy the biggest idea
in the clothing world definitely saves
you $5 te $12 en every suit or overcoat.
empare anywhere! YOU be the deciding judge
Over
9000
Suits and
Overcoats
Te Cheese Frem
At Our
Super -Value Prices
$28
38
Light-Weight Overcoats
Immense selection of Tweeds. Hemespuns.
Herringbones. Coverts and Overplaids. Best
qualities of imported Woolens and domestic
Woolens. Graceful drape from smooth-fitting
neck and shoulders. Our Super-Value Prices
en Light - Weight Overcoats begin at $23
Every one wants te knew hew we de it.
Suits and Suits and Suits
Our first fleer overflowing with new Fall Suits
is a sight that you'll remember. Net an "ordi
nary" Suit in all the theusands: every one the
finest of its kind. Fine quality in the hand
semest Woolens you have ever known. Yet our
Super-Value Prices are $28. $33, $38 and $43.
Even our salesmen want te knew hew we can
de it.
The "tide is running" toward
Perry's. Fer these arc the days
when men are buying Fall
Clethes. And mere arc coining
te Perry's than elsewhere for
our Super-Value policy definitely
saves them many dollars per Suit
or Overcoat.
Perry & Ce.
16th & Chestnut
SUPER - VALUES
in Clethes for Men
Moter Cars
The cr of the ten proven until
uthnrizfd DrnlriH
KirkpatricU & llnyltr
tM.ll MurUfl s.
United Scnicr Moen Ajci
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$33
& $43
Censlablc-
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'eiler. I don't knew whether
eii were speeding or net. But
en get one of thorn Moen cars.
;ui(l I wnnl te warn you te held
ner in. riding through (his
tow nship."
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