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IfSS UL S. EXPENSE
.., Would Reduce Federal
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Taxation
fCONOMIES ARE STRESSED
By Xoee' Pr
Chvelaml. Oct. 12Reductlen In
gOTcrnmcnt expenses as a means of
ZLlUnf the' high taxes of the Na
nsl and State Governments was asked
L , resolution presented te the Amcr
fc,n mining congress In session here te-
'"ihe resolution declared that 'Jcx
wndltures of our Government can and
Should be materially reduced by con cen
fcrmlnu wh expenditures as are nee
K te the mlnlmtim called for by
2SST common' sense and business
SnVtelw," a"' n"ked n11 ns
Sj? support te legislators, efflc als and
Sher citizens who arc striving te effect
Anether resolution expected te -come
fc..re tednN's sessions was one present
ff rStwdar by Charles. H. Mnurcr, of
fiffi vice president of the con
Smi urging the congress te vote as
Eg unlawful strikes or lock-outs In
"ntlnl Industries. Mr. Mnurer, lilin
LiTa coal operator and long a rcpre
apntithr f the owners en wage scnle
Jomraltlees negotiating with the United
Mine Workers of America, Introduced
fee resolution after an nddre-w Hi ylileU
l, nredlcleil another ceul strike at the
I ration of the working agreement be
j,Mn operators 'and the union March
In the most sensational address of
theeek, Mr. Mnurcr told the delegates
that cenl prices next April would be as"
low as thec at the same time this year
- and predicted thnt the miners union
would again refuse te ncccpt a wage re
duction without a fight.
Relations vlth the union had been
Htlrfactery up te 1010. Mr. Mnurcr
asserted, but since thnt time no agree
Bent lias been kept by the miners.
I'mleux te Mr. Mnnrer's nddrcss,
James A. I'mcry, of Washington, roun
del for the National Association of
Manufacturers, demanded that the coal
Imlustrj "dean house."
Stnntlartllrlng methods, mnchlncrv for
mining enterprises, report of the Com
mittee en Hesolutlens and joint com
mittee reports were te be discussed by
tedaj's congress.
SCHOOLS TO GET $8,300,000
Liwls Draws Warrants en Treas
ury for Augus' Allotment
llarrtsburg, Oct. 12. Warrants for
aarments te school districts of Pcnn
ijlranla of mere than $8,300,000 of the
August 1 nlletment have been sent te
the State TieaMiry bv Samuel S. Lewis.
Auditor General. About S2!).G00 new
In process of correction will be tent In
a few dajs. According te State Treasmj
tture. tlieie still i due districts
$2,'.W.10').":i from thp IVbruary 1
allotment, making mere tliuii $10,000,
000 due the school districts.
Treasury hemes show that of the
Februaiv 1 allotment due. $!I70,30 is
for rhllndelphla, 8.11UM50 for Pitts
lurch and tiie remainder te eighteen
leceml .ind third dnss cities.
ALEXANDER'S MARRIAGE VALID
Athens. Oct. 12. (Bv A. P.l A
royal dciree published In the Official
GazcttP iciegubes ns alld the nuir
Ttage of tin- late King Alexander and
Mine. Asunsln Mnnes. Ily virtue of the
decree, Kim; Alexander's child, Alex
andra Sephie, has no lights te the
throne, hut becomes the legal heir of
the deceased Kincr and Is entitled te nn
ippinage. or nllewnnre, for mninte
aanee out of the public revenues.
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SINCLAIR OIL COMPANY
MAY DRILL NEXT JUNE
Operation! atSaghalln Will en
an Extensive Scale
Peknlf, Oct. 12. Climatic condi
tions are sufficient te prevent the Bin
clalr Oil Company from starting op
cratleni In Saghalln prier te next June,
but there is likelihood a prospecting
party may be sent te the island then.
It has long been believed Northern
Saghalln possessed extensive oil re
sources along the eastern const, but it
has never been definitely proved. It is
impossible te develop the field except
en arr extensive scnle, which only a
large company could handle. It would
be necessary nlse te develop a pert en
the west cea&t, which alone offers such
opportunity.
It was learned authoritatively that
tee Sinclair company began the nege
tlatlens which led te the granting4 of
the concession before the, NikeIalevsK
tragedy and that the concession actually
waa'signcd last spring, "
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BUENOS AIRES CELEBRATES
Inaugural and Columbus Day Fee
N tlvltlet Gay
Buenes Aim, Oct. 12. (By A. P.)
Buenes Aires was profusely decorated
and illuminated last night in connection
with the inauguration today of Den
Mnrcelle dp Alvear as president of the
republic and the celebration of the 430th
anniversary of the discovery of America.
AIL tli e special missions from foreign
countries ami tne memeers ei tee per
manent special missions, includng that
of the United States, were received by
President Irlgeyen and the members of
his Cabinet. Last night Sener' Irlgeyen
tendered a farewell banquet te the missions.
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"Kuu I 1 if M
Kirschbaum
Tuxedo and
Full Dress
Suits
'45
Cp?rlkt. IBIS. A. B. Kirachtwuva Orami
Featuring
Men's Overcoats
28-50 ie 45
Frem the Kirschbaum
shops. Smart new models
Raglans (one is sketched
above) ulsterettes, meter
coats, box coats and
Chester fields. Fine all
wool fabrics. Beautifully
tailored and trimmed.
Kirschbaum Suits with
two pairs of trousers
34.50
RiEE-rfi
Founded In 1894
1204 Chestnut St. 11 Seuth 15th St.
1119-21 Market St.
V
Mann & Dilks
1162 CHESTNUT STREET
IMPORTED
- TOP COATS
English and Scotch Woolens
and Fleeces tailored abroad
into rangy, distinctive styles
that are se much in vogue at
this time. Alse the mere con
servative styles.
HOSIERY
Spert Hese of every descrip
tion. Foreign makes in plain
and fancy designs, as well as
the better domestic wools.
Silks and lislcs from the best
makers.
MANN & DILKS
UI2 CHESTNUT STREET
WALK-OVER
Or VI
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SUBTLE curves and
simple designing
you'll take special de
light in this model when
you feel its snug fit and
delightfully comfortable
poise.
Patent leather in medium
or high heels
$10
Colonials in every fashionable combination
are heie.in the largest showing m feirn.
Harpers 122s market
Wakwer
1022 chestnut Sheps
"Roselle"
Silk Hosiery
"Roselle" pure silk
hosiery, full fashion
ed, lisle sole and top,
in black and colors.
1.45
Silk and
Cleth Frecks
New
Silk Petticoats
Radium, Milanese
and messaline petti
coats tucked, pleated
and ruffled flounces.
3.75
SWmm'mmmmm
Tii'e Medels
Illustrated
ehr&rtcci&' Jerenuttt epeciattitb
Oppenheim,luns&
Chestnut and ,12th Sts.
Exceptional Values Tomorrow Friday -
Women 's New Fall Dresses
In models suitable for street and afternoon wear.
18.00
EtfBjaiaja
IANTON crepe and crepe de chine, newest draped
and circular skirts with novel sleeves and
trimming; effects; also Peiret Twill In tailored
and braid trimmed straightline styles.
lr
Hand Made
Underwear
Nightgowns and en
velope chemise, hand
made and embroid
ered in neiu designs.
1.95
Corduroy
Breakfast Coats
Corduroy breakfast
coats and robes, in
new favored colors,
with girdle, full lined.
3.95
STRAWBRID.GE & CLOTHIER
SENTIMENTS OF THE
SONS OF THE FOUNDERS
Our Younger JVerkers are
Taught by These Who Were
Trained by The Founders
In this Stere are many hundreds of young men and
women vigorous, enthusiastic, ambitious, eager te suc
ceed and therefore alert te render that courteous, thor
ough service which the Founders regarded as one of
the first essentials of success.
Many of these have risen te positions of trust and
responsibility, and many ethers are steadily advancing
seeing all about them heads of departments, leaders
in the selection of merchandise, authorities en fashion
or quality, experts in accounting or service-efficiency,
who STARTED IN THIS STORE and mounted the
business ladder step by step under the influence and
guidance of these who served with the Founders.
With every facility for study of the latest and best
retailing procedure throughout the world, our own
young people have every possible opportunity for fitting
themselves for positions of trust.
Merris L. Clothier
Frederic H. Strawbridge
Rebert E. Strawbridge
Isaac H. Clothier, Jr
Francis R. Strawbridge
Women's Afternoon Dresses
of Unusual Beauty
$35.00 te $47.50
The Medel Sketched, $A7.50
Dresses that surnass in beauty and value
anything shown at these prices in a long, long
time. Seme are in the simplest of straight
line styles very fashionable, with just an
ornate girdle for trimming; ethers are draped
at one side or both, the draperies frequently
massed and held in place by a beautiful
cabochon; ethers have touches of embroidery,
or bright touches of color in facings and
vestees. In brown, navy blue, cocoa and black.
Canten Crepe, Satin Crepe, Crepe
. Rema, Chinchilla Satin and
Fine Velvets
Yeu can be$t judge the character of this
group of Dresses, when we tell you that lovely
Dresses of velvet that scarcest of mateiials
aie shown in the group at $39.75.
Levely Dance Frecks
$39.75 te $65.00
Canten ciepe, velvet and crepe Rema, many gracefully draped,
and showing the new crystal beading and rhinestone ornaments.
Jade, canary, white, black, sapphire, peach and flame.
One of our exclusive Elene Hats shown en the fiaure (SlS.r0:
exijuiitte combination of almond green velvet and the darh
an
green coq feathers. Elene Hats, $lCi0 te $32.50
h.r Mra bridge A lutliler- Seccud Heur, Market Street,
Wt
Sports Suits With Great
Fur Cellars Are Favored
Something very effective about these Sports Suits of stuidy
fabiics combined with fur. Onu of the newest materials is sennetta,
a Nery beautiful novelty cloth in the softer tans and blue.
Other Suits are of high-giade tweeds, including Selkirk tweeds
and melresa mixture, in various grays, browns, blue and henna
shades. Straight-line Suits, loosely belted at the waist-line; ethers
en long, finely taileied lines. Very handsome cellars of opossum,
laceoen, fox and beaver. Prices range fiem $45.00 te $97.50.
Tailored Suits of Many Kinds, $35.00 te $65.00
These include the new box coats and blouse effects, as well
as the mere conservative kinds. Tricetine. duvet de laine and mar
leen. Black, navy blue and the fashionable giay and brown tones
borne embreideied models and some fur-trimmed.
irry Mranbrldg A Clothier Second Fleer Centre
Women's Silk Stockings
Under Regular Prices
75c $1.00 $1.65
a i a c k, w n 1 1 e,
Russia calf or
gray. Cotten tops
and soles. Sizes S'j
te 10.
In black and in
white. Full - fash
ioned, cotton top
and soles. Sizes 8l2
te 9Vj. Seconds.
Blnck Ingiain
Silk Stockings, silk
te the tops; full full
fnshiened. Sizes 8M
te 10'2. Seconds.
Iy sir.l! Ige .V I lnlliler AWf S and I Mart., t St.. et imd Alule 4 I entrn
A Sale of Dells
That Has Set Every Little Girl's
Heart A-flutter With Expectation
Baby Dells, 25c te $5.00
Standing Dells, 50c te $5.00
WORTH DOUBLE AND MORE
Beautiful, everyone of these Dells, the finest in form and finish,
with eyes that open and close and real hair wigs. The standing
V-inVi0"5 KS- !nvc ? loveliest curls you ever saw.
Little Dells Mcdium-size Dells, Big Dells-n Dell te please
every little girl, se be sure te share in this important event
We cannot hope te duplicate these values this season
Sunday Schools and Institutions will be interested.
S-Htrnnlirllse A fletliler Ilasumnt, .,t
and
New Decorative Linens
Shew Charming Novelty
Be suie te fere the new Fancy Linens, beautiful in style
Linen and Linen Cluny Lace in Russian effect
Aie combined in these Round Doilies, J15c te SI "5 neb- Ov.il
Doilies, 7fic te $3.23; Rectangular Doilies, 85c te Ja.eO Cent e'piece
te 2M ' LUnCh ClthS ?10-50 t0 517'50' An"' ScarfV-?9..e'
Madeira Linens, Rese-scalloped by hand
Round, Oval or Rectangular Doilies, 50c te $2.00. Round Cent
pieces, $1.15 te $2.50. antl Scarfs-?3.00 te $5.23. v.cntre-
Hcmstitched Pieces of Fine Irish Linen
Squnics, fiern 7-Inch at 20c each te 36-inch at $2.25; Rectangular
Pieces, from 8x12 inches at 30c te 18x54 inches at $2.50
Clearance of Odd Pieces in Decorative Linens
Exceptional savings en these fine Swiss Embroidered Centre-
2&$S.tlfinB' TS.cartVrimm'-' with lace in filet pattern iffu
24-inch Hemstitche . Linen Squares, $1.00 each. Plain Linen Centrn
ten-S'10'1 nnd scnUepcd' 75c and xw2 iSS Ji.
H5 Htrnnl.rlUre f. Cleth1ri-ALI 11, Ceiilm
New Junier
Millinery ,
One whele Millinery section
jrivch ever te the Millinery re
quirements of young ladies of
fashion, from six te sixteen years
of age.
And hew these young people people
de adore new Hats!
Just new all the young girls
are asking for
Felt Hats $1.00 te $5.00
Velvet Hats, $2.95 te $6.50
Velour Hats $3.50 te $5
Beautiful shapes and in all the
lovely shades of the season. This
group, includes the Junier Mcad Mcad Mcad
owbrtek Hats, of soft-finished
scratch felt, trimmed with ribbon
bands and bindings charmingly
youthful and lovely. The Hat
sketched is a Meadowbrook
Junier, priced $3.95.
Striurbrldit & Clothier
Second Fleer, Marktt Street, Wet
lA7-wrtl ITneinMir
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ter Children
Sturdy school and out-deer
Stockings for the little folks.
Geed-looking and comfortable
for autumn and winter days:
Bread-ribbed Weel Sports
Hese with roll tops, in cordo
van, brown, tan, camel's-hair
shade and green 85c.
English Leng Hese of wool,
bread-ribbed, in several at
tractive heather mixtures
$1.50.
Beys' Weel Gelf Hese, with
fancy tops $2.00.
Straw bridge & Clothier
Aisle 4, Market Street
"THREE FLOWERS"
Twin Vanity, $1.50
Hudnut's Twin Compact,
convenient te carry, dainty in
appearance, effective te use.
In three shades. Price, $1.50.
Refillers, 75c each.
Strawbridge ,V Clothier
Aisle D, Centra
Beys' Blouses
Special at 85c
Of fancy striped Shirting in
an unusually wide assortment
of pleasing colorings and pat
terns. All with attached
cellar.
Sinn bridge A Clothier
Sufinil Fleer, C'entrp, East
The Scheel of
Dressmaking
IS A BUSY PLACE
The lessens are se practical
and se thorough that most
women can make their own
clothes at home after com
pleting the course of six les les
eons. Sessions 9:00, 10:30, 1:00,
2:30 and 4:00 daily.
Enroll te-morrow or any
day
Six Lessens $5.00
vren bridge A Clothier--Aisle
7. Outre
Brassieres
A Medel for
Every Figure
Neme, Circlet, Pansy and
Dc Beoise Brassieres here in
a wide range of styles.
BANDEAU BRASSIERES,
all kinds for ecning and day
time wear 30c te $5.00.
HOOK - FRONT MODELS,
of cambric trimmed with lace
and embroidery, also allover
lace and sntin Brassieres 50c
te $15.00.
BRASSIERES, with rubber
at the waist-line fitting ever
the top of the Corset. Many
styles $1.00 te $3.00.
NEMO CIRCLET Brass
ieres, easy te adjust $1.00 te
$5.00.
Mrnnrbrldge Clothier
Third Heur. Mrkt Street, West
White Sports
Sweaters, $6.50
COLORS, TOO!
V-neck SwcatriH with shawl
cellar the extra fine wool
kind that young men and
women want for autumn and
winter spetu. Sizes 31 te
40. In navy blue, maroon,
brown and gieen, as well as
white $0.50.
Beys nnd Girls' Weel Pull
over Sweaters, with shawl col cel
lars; sizes 30 te 30 $5.50.
Many ether Sweaters in
various stjles and colors
$4.00 te $10.00.
Ilasemrnt. Markil Street, West
Ribbed Cotten
Union Suits, 55c
Band top, low neck, sleeve
less, loose or tight knee 55c.
Extra sizes 05c.
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