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MEET AT READING
Miss Florence Dibert te Preside
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3 CHILDREN ALSO
RECEPTION FOR DELEGATES
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tteclal ni'patch te r.ven,ni) PuVlr T.rita'r
Rc-trilli". I'n.. Oct. 0. The niinmil
fonvcntien of tln State iVdenillnn
TtinvlivinU W. .1111111 will lipfflll here
this pvrnlnir wlmn flu. delegate' from , New
women's clubs
8tnte will In. nrpvpnf. The eit.v ! dec
orated for tlie occasion with the color'
of thp federation, Mil.- und cold. Hun
dreds of women are already here !'.nd
hnve registered nt tin- woman' club.
where th State headquarter" was
opened this ineriilnR. J
The fellow Iiir Credential remmittfp '
went te work immediately and will u- I
pert nt tin first lmsnc- -'len I"- ,'
morrow inernini;: Mr". K S. .IpiipI:w.
chairman, Vyenii""liic : Mr. .1. 'I'.
Ttnlr. Rendlnc: Mrs. .T. II. V"tip.
Beiidilij:; Mrs. Alfred E. Hulle. Read
InR; Mr". William V.. ll.iuuii.-. Pit's
hurRli: Mr. W. II. Snpplee. l.rle;
Mli Elizabeth Klrkbrlde. Plnl.iilel-'
pliin: Mrs. O. Hajmeinl (' Slurb.
Tottetown: Mn, .Telm S. Sle.m. Pl't.
hureh: Mr. 1.. I'lirnt. W I'Ke
nr' Mr. it r r.iiEiixii. -re.e
Tltv: Mrs. C. V. Reed. Tint rilnir
Ml TMith M. .1 i:iile. l'etti
Mnreuerite Talor. Wllllam-bnrg
Alnm Wnlten, Miitbnre
TTnll llnll.lnl.KMI ' Mr J
BhippriisburR : Mm Lulu "" !
Moneiutnhela : Mr". Unrri 1 . Und ev
Franklin: Mm. Ann Ivrei.hr. Leba
non. Throughout thp dnv the local woman
club held n reception for the ineemins
delecnte". . ,
The Resolutions Committee with i
mn. of proposed rulinsi nnd P";''""'
met In the Wjetnlsi-InK rll. 1'"k
...m - .-... l... ...., f i ,113 Iitel.l
mil rei'm i n't 'i' "' , ,
Fftrrnenn. The following committee
riepn ntiiioititecl. Mrs. Jehn I..
chnlrninn; Lancaster. Mrs. Therna-
Tn1ln..L- Asnlminlt : Mr" Daniel
Anoena. Renins: Mm. .lame- ledd.
Rewlcklev : Mr- Hareld tleliin.-ev
Pnwn. Cen-hnli.M-keii . Mr". Wllllnin
.Tenn'tic". HnrrMwrs; Mr. Franklin
P. lame", Pittbi'rh ; Ml-" Helle V.
Ebur. Readme. Mr- It. S Knapp
.Easten: Mr-. Frnl.i Miller. HrniPerd :
Mrs. IMwtn A. Ynrnall, Swaitlinieie ,
M;rs. .le-eph II. I'nMii. 1'hilade'i hri .
Mis." C'en-tanee Krdman. Alleni.iwn ;
5I1-." Mary Ive". Headins. Mrs. .losepn
E. Ojer. PleT-anfville.
Mi-" I'leTiice I iibi'rt. .lolmslewn,
president of thp federation, will pie-
iide at the lir-t iiifetiiie tin" evemni:.
The meetim: will be npi-npd b -inu-ini:
"Hail. I'piinylvnni.i," The -eiij will
open the sex-Ions en eaeli of Mm fe- :
low ins dayx. I
The Hev. Dr. Hubert M. lllaek-1
burn, pii"ter of tlie first I'rp-bjteriiin .
Chureh, will offer the invocation, and,
Mayer Jehn K. Stnuffi'r will weleeme
the eonventien in the name of tlie Pity.
(lreetini;" from the local woman'"
dub will Iip breucht te the ementum!
by Mm. William Melle-e Heycr. the,
president. Mi-" Dibert will ie-peud ,
mill outline the work of the convention
. for the week.
The business s-esjieus will open Tues.
dny morning. At this time the State
effieerK will make their nnnual report..
State stnndinic cemmitte". iimnnthem
the Committee en Slate CeIIese Sehel- j
rships. will almi report.
KpadliiR. I'a... Oct !i The Weman'"'
International I.easin for I'eaie and!
Freedom conference convened hn- te- i
tiny. I
Mnny of the delegate" of the St.ite i
Federation of Women's Club" who uc't
here all week are intere-ted Mi-" Hi.tli
Verlenden, ihairman of tlie I'miii-xI-,
Tanla branch, pre-ideil.
There were ten-minute talks b Mi-"
Lydin Stoke" Ad.im-, "( ir.'.iuiiti;
Pennsylvania for I'einc". Iimiic C.
I'eley. "WiiRini; l'eace in Mm s lie,.1-," ,
Mrs. Ida .InfTe "The SireiiRth of tJreat
Numbers": Mi Mil.n-d Sceti iilm
Ftead, "Your Ilendipiarti i -" : Mm.
William I. Hull. "Leeking Tew ir.l M,.
Futuie." Tlii" afternoon Dr .le e
Helme", chairman of p-m IioIeja ,
Swnrthmere College, -peke . . ri "H isv
Wars Are Made."
COURTS CLASH OVER RULING
IN STILLMAN LITIGATION
Tompkins Won't Accept Merschaus-,
er's Indersement of Referee
New Yerk, Oct 1) -The Stillman
dhercp case deM'leped iinetlmr etr,i etr,i
erdinary feature wlncii nun reopen the
dlvene jiruceeiliURs, when .in nppnivm
cenlllc-t of juri-ilictien e . i.-red Satur
day between Supreme Ceuit .liihtiees
llerwdiauser mid Tompkin-.
Justice Tompkins at Nwnk refi:ec
te accept a- iin.il the ii.tiuii ,if ,1m id,
MersclinuHer, who en the pri-cidim: da
had iici'eptecl the referee's iipert win. ;.
feiiml Mrs. Stillimni iimeceni. (', ,
legitimate unci Mr Snllmnn Rinltj of
mnnifeld intscimclui t.
Justice Tompkins lelmkel c,.niike! f ,
Mrs. Stillman for l.ikmc tee e.i-, 'hi,,
nnether court when Mm first motion en
the referee'- repot t had t n made ,
the court of Jutice Tompkin- lie
further intimated Mint lie muhi iciiern
the decision of Justice Mumi'Iuiiim-i aid
tnicht proceed te act feer hiiiHelf c,c,
the matter of accepting lir rejecting
the referee's reper
The merits of the referee' fiiid.ng
were In no wa invnheel l.efccre ,lu-tice
Tompkin", his entici-m being ba-ed en
the alleged iffeits te lake the ia-e out
of his band"
LAY COLLEGE CORNERSTONE
Jehn Lortz Hall of Physics te Be
Erected at Chambersburg
('liiiinbcrshurc, 1'a., Oct !) The
pornerstene of the Jehn I.ertz Hall of
Phjslcs and Chemistry nt WiNmi i',,i
lege was laid this nieniing. The la n
Jehn Leriz of Cliambcrsburg. left n
legncy for the erection of this building
Teda I- the annual rounder'- Day
nnd the afternoon will be spin- in '(
"hike" te the old Jteck Spring I'resV
terinn Churih, built in 1TIIU, wheie Miss
Bnllie AVilsen, founder of the college,
worshiped all her long life. Addresses
will be wink1 by I he Hev. Jehn H. Lain),
P. D.. of Philadelphia, and Miss Hun
nan J. Potter-en.
EVERYMAN A DJOGENES
(All Must Carry Lanterns In Smyrna
After Sunset
McELMekteVS KILLS HIS
Ousted Paster Defies Presbytery
and Resumes Preaching
Elhlen, Mil., Oct. ft. Defin the i
New Cnstle Presbytery, which ousted
hint, I he Hev, Jehn T, Mcl'.lmeyle.
"MnrryliiK Parson" and center of n
church war that has leached be.vend
the borders of Cecil County, yetcrdny
preached from the pulpit of the Illkteti
Pre-h.Merlan Church. About llfty mem-
hers of the i,ongregatlen heard their'
unofficial pastor. j BABIES
Following the fenice. the -jengre-
Ration met te decide whether an ap
peal will lie mane te ine iiaiiiineie Hmliesti'
Taking the Kiddie3 With Me,"
Debt-Ridden Man Writes
te Wife
DROWNED IN TUB
II v ,liMitfrtf J'lfm
I after "he returned home from churrli.
A 1iete priitrtiiliiiB from beneath the
1 licclliremti iloep (old of the net of her
husband nnd gave Instructions as te the
disposition of hit body ami the furni
ture In the house. It read in part:
"Dear Mllly: It had te come nt
Inst. 1 can see no ether way out. Pay
up everv bill. That's what 1 did It
for. l'in taking the kiddies with me
se you and no one pise can say that
I left them u burden en you. If I
were te hnng en longer it would only
he the same old story."
Mrs. Wheeler swooned nfter the bnth bnth bnth
roem deer was broken down by a
bonnier. She told police that her hus
band appeared te be In excellent spirits
when she left for church.
The children were found clasped in
Mich ether's arms en the bottom of the
tub. half lllled with water. The father
hung ever the edge in imp tun, situ
N. Y.. Oct. II. -The '"'dies ,lllt(,hjni; ,, ,,st from j,,., 1L, ir,,,
. ISjlied piil.Mng that Hip Klkteli chinch of a father and his three children te- tllc fat ,.,,
'" iw in niitlec into the Ha t inere ITe-- ilu lay sine nv sine in en iiiiueruinnm ,
ijlery. At
Castle
pie-eh! it tic en;
l'rcl)tery, but
te join the
li.iltltneie l'ie-bter -e Dr. Mi 1.1 1.1
mejlc may be ice ailed a pastor.
An attempt -onie tune age te gain
iiiln I ion into the I'.iltliiinie Prcbj
ten h apl'e.il te the l'i'eht I of
tieial" was utisnice-sful. and the ap
peal iienv will he t'lken te the synod,
whiih leeeis ,n Wishiu(tnil O teber 111,
ENDS FLIGHT ACROSS U. S.
Miss Gatlin Reaches New Yerk in
Three-Day Trip Frem Frlcce
New mU. Oct. P. Ml Lillian
(iatlni aiin.cl nt Mid Ind 1'ield, near
Mi'ieela. in an .nrpl.iue .M-ter.Ia after
,i lllght fiem S.iii l'raiici-ce, which she
left en O-t.iber ." She -aid her llinht
was made te areu-e nid'iet in a na
1 llimal "night Div "' In linttiti- of ai.i-Iccr-
who were killed In the Win Id War.
Mi-s Cntllii called her tlight the Meld
Star Mothers' Plight. She believes
-he I" the tlrt woman te aero-s the
i eliliiient. She made eleven .-tops and
had ten different pi'et-. making the
trip, hewner. In the -ume plane in
Mr- r. 11. ' wuietl hlle siaiieci. i lie aeiu.u nymg
Daici Sutliff. time was 'J i imurs nml 11 inlliute-. the
ll-i.ince ireiu i no, me, n .iiircc.ei
I'lehl being made in It) hours and L'
Itllllllte".
At Chicago s'u reeeirel a lettee from
Mayer Thompson, which sin; will de
liver te Majer ll Inn today.
tr i:r..i.i.i unit in Mini i:
rr 'al iihet.isrurhrs cer,. c 11 te t 1 n 1
tllk lirtcirca eif II" tHii !,, li l)r.,mpt .
rnl itilr wny Inre ih enlv HniiK-ravui,. s-r.-tin
rrlnMl 'v ivn I'ht.ie'lrlphi i nwnp.unr
, ... ,.. .(u.l l h. Illl l1 ..a. u Int.,,. ,1. ,
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I. is ?llt rf lh ."un'twi. i'l ui l' i.cii ill Atai,-
,Mee, It IlHblt til .
i,. tin, isfjiblisliinent here. vii-Hms of a ting'
tue.st of i'h lnt night. The children, l'the,iln
five: Mrace. two. and llus-ell. 8l
mouths, wcie ilrewniil in a batlilul) at
Secretary Fall te Tour West
Washington. Oct. !. (Ilv A. P.1--
Secretary rail left " aslnnglen teda.v
their home bv the father, William K. , , , ', , ,,,,, , -phr,.,. Hivers. N. I
VW'T, who then I red a bullet Inte ' , ,
hl lurnin. Despendenci because of in- M.. im.l later mnke n tour of inspection (
nbiliPi in obtain eniplev incut was re-' of Interior Department iicllvltirs en (
spen-flile ter ll rime. public hinds In the West. He expects
Mm. Wheeler ili-cnveied the Iedic te be gene seieral week".
Diamond Engagement Ring
UiMiitiful platinum mounting of
picuTil iK-sijin. uitli one lnifie
ami tour small diamonds. $20,0.
Regardless of tlie size, our diamonds are of the
same high standard of quality.
S. Kind & Sens, me chestnut st.
1'IA.MON'H Mi:i5i,llA.rS"Ji:VVKUCnS SII.VKHSMITHS
i 4sl3'li 4 hij lijyiissUf t V &W!ps0v.
Largest Im Im
perteri and
D i s tributeri
of silk.
Stores in
Bosten
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Clereland
The Specialty Silk Stere
1322 Chestnut St.
Announcing
Completeness in the Silks that
Fashion the
New
M
odes
AS one season fellows another se does the gradual transformation of
styles go en. In line with the change of mode is the bringing forth
each season the new fabrics in new shades and designs, or the reviving of
these of seasons past.
There is a wealth of New Silks here including such weaves ns Brocade Velvet en
Georgette or Voile; the Brocades of Metal or Velvet; the new and distinctive Matelasse,
Brocade Crepe, Brocade Canten Crepes, plain and Crepe Metal Cleths, Printed Persian
Crepes. Velveteens, Duvetyne and Chiffen Velvets.
Plain and Satin Canten Crepes
Autumn's Favorite Silk for Distinctive Frecks
Canten crepe and Flat irepe nre net has been', but led the field of silk3 lest season, and will
RRain lead nnd continue te lead, for they nre the prettiest and most prac
tical of all dress silks. At this price we offer a rich, heavy nu'ilitv all silk rfri r r te Am tT
&.3D Qd.Vd
Canten in a range of popular colors
white. Special nt a yard
with plenty of navy, black, brown and
O-m-b. Jt If ll M S"KS you will find it at THRESHER'S, nnd usunlly nt a
iteTiieiflOeT U)yVM ,,U,rK than ,hp ,an,e 'inMty ran Procured elsewhere.
Samples en request with rle.-mire.
Fourth Fleer Third Fleer
We Quete Belew a Few Items, at Special Opening Prices:
. Smyrna, Oct. 0. (By A. P.) Nou Neu
- rvddln I'oude. military eemmunder of
Smyrna, In lil "r'iculutlenn for the
conduct of civilians In peace time," In
dude the requirement tlmt nil tier
fens en the streets after sunset curry
, lighted lanterns.
Anether order is thfit nil (Iiikh must
m removed from nrlvutc houses. The
iwif lays: "Ne residence, shop, ear
IE , . ftn or wotercar mny display a Has,
''.VIT 'I ' WMWI J.Urjkl3U Ur 1UIC1KU. t'ACl'UL un
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10-Inrh Printed t repe, the season's new patterns
of Persian, Cretonne, Caravan ,'i'id Paisley colors,
en a medium and heavy weight crepe; suitable
for trimminps, dress linings and combining
with plain materials for the new style dresses.
Opening Special al... tf0 Of" tn (jje Qf yd.
40-Inch Hrecadr Crepe and Satin, in a bitf linn
of patterns nnd colors, heavy in weight, firm
weave, nil of self colored designs, street and
eveninj? shades, suitable for the new dresses,
blouses and hninRs. (jjn Qr te ? QC
Opening Special nt .. tyLtite $UUO
Third Fleer Third Fleer
SILK PETTICOATS
Silk Jersey Petticoats, an unusually pretty model
ribbon trimmed, matched and contrasting colon,
in the very latest (-hades. t Qff
Openins Special letD
All Silk Jersey Petticoats. Sample let of excep
tionally heavy quality. Beautiful combination of
colors, Alse some handsomely fringe trimmed
meaeis. aiues up te SB.'Jd.
Special at .
$4.95
.llMneli Chiffen-finished Velveteens, soft hri(,'"t
ltiitre in all the staple shades. d -J Q.r jd.
Plenty of navy, brown and black. . V 1J
iO-lnch Illack Chiffen Velvet, fine pure silk face,
soft chiffon finish. Opening (JQ CC J'd.
Special tPiud
10-Inch ChifTen Velvet in a large line of colors,
plenty of brown and black.
S5 .... $4.95 t0 $5.95 7d-
:ifi- te ;)8-Inch Duvetyne. in a line of colors, all
silk with charmeuse baik, in street and evening
shades. Opening ten and dQ AC yd.
Special $,,03 $0UO
WAISTS
Odd let of Georgette Crepe, Crepe de Chine,
Striped Tub Silk, Pongee and Habutai Waists.
Splendid styles, tailored and beaded models. (Let
limited.) Values up te $8.95. tJ9 QC
Special at ... $iUO
SILK KNICKERS
Special New Heavy Quality Jersey Silk Knick
ers. Reinforced with full C4-inch hip measure.
Colers: henna, brown, green, navy blue, Pekin
blue and blnck. frn fir
Opening Special tpZeiO
OUR MAIL ORDER DEPARTMENT ii ready te give prompt and effi.
cicnt portenal attention te the requirements of our out-of-town patrem.
Specialists in
Silk Fabrics
Bosten Stere:
19 Temple Place
Thresher Building
1322 Chestnut St.
Baltimore Stere:
17 W. Lexington St.
Telephone
Walnut 203S
2036
Cleveland Stere t
1748 Euclid Ave.
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Leng Loeked-f or Opportunities
in Autumn Furniture Values
f Opportunities which emphasize the wonderful advantages which the changing
conditions and fast improving times have brought about in the Furniture erld.
? It lias been many an Autumn Season since we were able te assemble a display
of Furniture as extensive, as elegant and varied. Furniture that is the embodi
ment of art and skill, from the plain and most inexpensive styles te the richest and
most exquisite Period designs that ever graced a home. With the values as inviting
as the Furniture itself. Thousands of Suites and Pieces spread out before you in
spacious galleries in which you will find it a delight and education just te stroll.
J Advantages that come in the nick of time, when householders everywhere are
furnishing or touching up the home. A great and interesting exhibit, with the
economies en a par with the best we ever offered.
Cfcoesc from the sumptuous Renaissance,
the exquisite Leuis XVI. the hospitable
W'illiain-and-Mary, titc dignified Jacobean,
tlie ornate Chmncnda c. the dainty Ilcppe
white, the refined Sheraton, tlie classic Adam
and our own sturdy Colonial, or from the
handsomest Modern Conceptions, and the
most trustworthy of plain-line Furniture
Suites and Pieces te embellish every Kind
of home, and variously priced te meet the
icquiremcnts of every householder.
Furniture for Lhing Roem, Bedroom, Dining
Roem and Hall. Occasional Pieces for every room.
Luxurious Overstuffed Suites and Pieces in the new
Autumn coverings. Kasy Chairs in a range of designs
that cover the Conceptions of the Old and the Modern
Masters.
U'&j&s&ss' is
i- hw;tmh :?.' -, -fa
Drawn in the Van Seivcr Studie
This quaint and dignified group of Furniture from an Old English Design, extant in the days of William-and-Mary,
suggests with whnt grandeur a room may be furnished, a hallway brightened, or a corner illumined by the proper choice of
Suites or Pieces, net necessarily expensive here.
SOME OF THE UNUSUAL SAVINGS MERE
LIVING ROOM
Mahogany-and-Cane Living-Iloem Suite,
spring seats, covered with Tapestry, !l
pieces S."9.50
S1G0.00 Mahegnny-and-Cane Suite, spring
sents, Tapestry covered, 3 pes. .$117.00
$G15.00 Mahognny-and-Cane Suite, loose
cushions, spring seats, covered with
Rliip Velour, 3 pieces $275.00
Overstuffed loose-cushion Suite, spring
seats, covered with Brown Mohair,
3 pieces $.11."..00
$425.00 Overstuffed loose-cushion Suite,
spring seats, covered with Mulberry
Mohair, S pieces $325.00
Ovcrstulfed loose-cushion Suite, spring
seats, covered with Brown Mehnir, .'1
pieces $560.00
$7:15.50 Overstuffed loose-cushion Suite,
spring seats, covered wfth Figured
Mohair, 3 pieces $035.00
BEDROOM
Mahogany-finish Queen Anne Bedroom
Suite, 4 pieces $175.00
$295.00 Solid English Mahogany Bed-
i oem Suite, 7 pieces $265.00
Mahogany Leuis XV Suite, 7 pes., $375.00
$600.00 Brown Mahogany Chippendnle
Bedroom Suite, 4 pieces $465.00
$021.00 Antique Mahogany Bedroom
Suite, 8 pieces $560.00
$775.00 Mahogany Bedroom Suite, 0
pieces S625.00
$795.00 Walnut Leuis XVI Suite, f
pieces $725.00
EQUALLY GREAT SAVINGS IN DIN-1NG-ROOM
FURNITURE
WICKER FURNITURE in the newest and most charming of the season's designs. Rich and refined tonal finishes and luxu
riously upholsteicd Suites and Pieces in the most cheerful and apprepiiatc coverings that were ever put en Wicker Furniture.
What is mere, the largest Wicker Display in this part of the country, and at tlie lowest prices prevailing anywhere in the
trade.
Aiifnn Economies in FLOOR COVERINGS
I One of the largest and choicest stocks of Fleer Coverings we have assembled for many
months, and just in time for the Autumn needs of the housewife. Practically every standard
make and weave is represented Wiltens, Axminsters and Velvets, and i
Demestic .Hugs in Tersian designs that are exact copies of the color effects of
the original. Plain-tone Wiltens, Velvets and rich Chenille Carpets in 9 and 12
ft. widths which can be made into Rugs of any size wanted. Rich tonal effects
that are se popular new. A choice of weaves, patterns and colorings hard te
equal and virtually impossible te obtain elsewhere at these prices.
CJ SOME OF THE SPECIAL VALUES FOR THE COMING WEEK. All
standard goods. An excellent selection of patterns, and in the wanted Taupe,
Rese, Blue and Tan colerings:
Seamless Velvet, size 9x12 ft $32.75 Best Axminster, size 9x12 ft $45.00
Seamless Velvet, size 8.3x10.6 ft $31.50 Royal Wilten, size 8.3x10.6 ft $67.50
High-Pile Axminster, size 9x12 ft. . . . .$32.50 Royal Wilten, size 9x12 ft .$69.00
Savings in Office Furniture '
Till; REMOVAL OF OUR LARGE OFFICE FUR
NITURE STORE TO ANOTHER PART OF THE
BUILDINTi brings this opportunity in the marking
down of nil discontinued lines and Odd Pieces. Alse
many pieces remaining from the heavy selling of the
past six months. This is an opportunity te save money
and te equip your office with the kind of Furniture
that will de credit te its nppearance. A choice of
practically every kind of Furniture ued in up-te-date
offices at Brent savings.
Directors' nnd Office Tables; Desks, Rell and Flat
Tep, in Mahogany, Mahogany Finish nnd Oak; Re Re
velvir.g Arm and Side Chairs, Co.stumers, Umbrella
Stands, Filing Devices nnd ether accessories for busi
ness needs.
Drapery Department
A linn in.lrte with the newest thlnps for artistic fur
nlFlnnK nt t tract he j.i .
Mnrqulhetie I iirt.iliis Mili li-mttltrhrcl ,iKe- Whltn
re.im or UMue 1 1 ,, ', ," ,7'
pi rwi--alili. im ices i,cKln at
IK-at,
I'Uut N't Curtains
Jl.'.m jut pair
IrlHh Telnt Curtalm Frem I f.0 pep pair un
Mtlier attrarilw. mrinlris are li.inri-ilr.iwn hemstitched
Mnniulsctte, Kiliiiieil Cm tains, ciiini, ete uisnn.ii.jii
I'lilirkii fur UraiiliicN; -.1 illhMay eomplete tioyetid lie.
f,11"" """K'1 "I'1' I,,nln '""tfrlals in C.tte, and jriher
Mil Klccant stiipecl natterim and ili latm leliWw ,,Tn
rolerinKH in flKUied , ff. ,.i. cnielly Siinfiiht ioe.ft wi
Hi lees Unit beKin at $1 :'5 per ard nnm,li'1 00,ls- w"l
We have never assemble,! uch an nrln f ,, f ,.
il.lBni-il and llclih ceUnid CreKnines Imih linmiii ,
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MARKET STREET FERRY, CAMDEN N. J.
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Stere Open
Closet ct 5:00 P. M.
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New Jertey, Call Camdtn 280
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