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EVENING PUBLIC 'LEDGER-PHILADELPHIA, MONDAY, OCTOBER 23, 1922
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BANDITS GET $9000
N MANY HOLD-UPS
Steal $8309 in Meney Orders
and Stamps Frem Atlantic
j. Trading Company
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PEDESTRIANS ARE VICTIMS
Police nrc teilny pcni-clilnc for linn
4!t who collected mete tluin $9000 In
scrici of week-end held-ups and
robberies.
The lnrscst lexs wns nt the office
f the Atlantic Trndlng Company,
fhfre $8300 in postal money orders
ind stamps were taken by thieves who
ransacked the place early yesterday. An
adding machine, n typewriter nnd two
pounds of foreign coins were also taken.
Tlie office is located nt "CO Seuth Sec
end street. Ne clues wete left by the
robbers.
A lone masked hlghwaymnn held up
fieergc Bruce, of Pittsburgh, enrly to te
ilnv nt Thirtieth nnd Arch streets mid
took from him $110 nnd n geld wntch.
Automobile bnndits held up two men
It different times nnd places early yes
terday ami took $3." in rash nnd Kelil
matches from each. Police believe both
held-tips were done by the pain's gniig.
Harry Wade. L'70S North Ilemberger
Micct. wns robbed nt Eighteenth ttecr
mid Lehigh nvenue bv three mnsked
men who jumped out pf nn nutomebllc.
While two covered him with guns the
third went threucli his pockets and took
klf wntch and $".".
There were four men In the niitomo niitemo niitome
Mle, he M.id. Three of them, with
thidr faces masked, get out and held
li'm up nnd backed te the inr, threaten
ing te sheet him if he made an outcry,
lie reported the robbery te the police
of the Hunting Paik nvenue station.
A short time later Bphrnlm Cham
bers. 731 Tiega street, was held up at
Bljtth street and Sedgley nvenue. One
of the robbers searched his pockets,
while. another covered him with a pis
tol. They escaped in an auto before
Chambers could give an nlarm. and took
te with them his geld wntch and $3."i.
Twe men who entered the Newark
Phee Stere. 422 Seuth street, Saturday
night, under the pretense of purchasing
a pair of sheees, held up Leen Kail, the
manager, nt the point of n revolver, and
forced him te open the safe. They cs
taj.fd with $2.-0.
According te Kail, the men asked te
ire some footwear which was en n shelf.
While his back wan turned they preyed
n reeler ngalnst him nnd warned him
net te make nn outcry.
Kali complied with their order te un
lock the safe nnd was unable te spread
in alarm before the men made their
fMipc by running up Seuth street. The
held-.up was reported te police of the
Second District.
$1000 TO GOLDEN EAGLES
Bequest in Archer Will Benefits
Davis Greve Orphanage
A bequest of $1000 te the home and
orphanage of Knights of Gelden Knglc
at Dals Greve, Pa., was inarie by Hen
Jamin II. Archer, 81." North Hrend
street, whose will wns prebntcd today.
The lesidue of the estate, which
i.ineitnts te $11,000. will go te rela
ties. Other wills nrebated nnd the value of
pteperty. left by testator, fellows:'
(ieergc C. Cloud. ."710 North Bouvier
Mrcet, S3300: Careline Juliane, l!i4G
Seuth Ittnggeid street, S24,03."i j Fran
cis J. Lengden, Jr.. 003 Sixty-fifth ,
Mcnue, Onk Lane, $20,000; l'rancls
II. McArdle. 2710 Peular street. S10.-
1100.
Inventories of pergenal estate of fol
lowing were tiled: Theodere H. Archer.
I7G01 : .lames Spruce, $27,327; IMwnrd
Arneld. $71,302; Hdward Moen, $S037;
Mary A. Kmcslcy. $8014.
TWO HOMES ARE ROBBED
Owner Discovers That Thieves Have
Visited Beth
. Upturning te his home nt 1030 Myr-
in'wueii mi-cci nner n day in tne cenn-,
try. Krwln Scmcheu found (lie rear
fleer linil been forced bv thieves, who
tantneked the house. Clothing and sll-
vcrwnre liad been stolen.
Mr. Scmelfen went te the home of n
noRhber, Leuis HesenHtein, at 1032
Mjrtleuoed htreet nnd found the back
'loer there open and the interior of the
neiiFc turned upside down. Clethes
nnd fiiiuiturp were piled in tiie center
Jf the room. Mr. Hesenstein nnd liU
ininily were absent.
WHEN YOU DRINK WATER
DRINK ONLY THE BEST
POLAND
WATER
Natural
Sparkling
ameIiea's foremost
natural mineral
water ter ever
SETEMir YEARS.
feUnd Wattr his bttn
?rtierlbsd for ths put
0 ystrs a curatlts
lent nd mtdlelnil aid
n ths treatment of
fstsrs and dlterdtrs of
kidneys, Madder, and
urinary duct.
ORDER BY THE CASE
FROM TOUR DEALER
Hiram Ricker
&'Sent Ce.
411 Real Ettata Trust
Bld,, Cor, Bread ft
Cheitnut Bte., PhlLj.. Fa.
Tel. Walnut 3038
Senrt for
Illustrated lloekltt
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STOIE OPKN8 DAILY AT A. M. OI.OSKS AT SlSO P. M.i
Mail Orders Filled HATS TRIMMED FREE Of CHARGE PhentOn!trM,1.l
tblcByBKHr
Market
Eighth
ONE YELOW TRADING STAMP WITH
EVERY 10c PURCHASE ALL DAY
Shep Where Your Meney Gees Farthest!
I'heKP Heme rhnaen nt. rnnilnm from nnr trninpndnim nrrav nf mnrrhlpKslv troeci Values in house
held and personal merchandiseshew very definitbly hew much you'll save by making this your shopping
headquarters! Prices are uniformly lewerqualities measure up te highest standards and Free Yellow
Trading Stamps make buying additionally interesting and profitable!
15 HURT WHEN M0T0RBUS
CAPSIZES AT M00REST0WN
Driver, Attempting te Avoid Hitting
Sedan, Turned Toe Abruptly
Fifteen persons were injured when n
meter-bus, carrying passengers te
llrewn's Stills fiem Philadelphia, was
overturned en Main street, Moercstown,
N. iT., after hitting the sedan of Mrs.
T. II, Dudley Perkins yesterday morn
ing. The Injured persons were treated
by Drs. Stroud, Thern nnd Stokes.
Nene wns scrjeusly injured.
These treated, principally for lacera
tions and bruises, were:
F. F. Hughes. 1510 North Eight
eenth street; Klcett Geedman, .'1010
North Seventh street ; Willinin Web
ster. 1545 North Seltzer street: Sam
uel Carter Moere, 2.S04 North Twenty
third street; Clyde Moere, same ad
dress; William Neson, 1520 Diamond
street; Philip Feld, 2540 North Sixth
street; Charles G. Cllne. 2047 North
Ninth street; Itlchnid J. Derham, 200S
West llosten nvenue; Mrs. Stellrlght,
2008 West llosten nvenue; K. S. Duen
hnraer. 2847 North Ninth street ; Law
rence D. Duffy, 0.12 Chestnut stieet, nil
Philadelphia, and Lawrence Cucchn.
1134 Seuth Fourth street, Camden, nnd
M. K. Leepold, 05U Columbia nvenue,
Darby. The driver of the bus, Geerge
S. Fisher, of 15175 Alabama read. Falr
vlcw, Camden, was nlse tientcd for lnc lnc
crntlens nnd bruise.
The motorbus was conveying pro
spective let purchasers te Ilrewn's Mills.
As it nppreaclu'd the home of Mrs. Per
kins she was coming out the drive with
her scdnn. In the effort te meid u
crash the bus driver turned se suddenly
as te overturn the heavy vehicle, piling
the passengers In n heap. Mrs,. Per
kins' car was considerably damaged,
but she escaped injury.
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LUCKY
STRIKE
vCIGARETTEy
It's toasted. This
one extra process
gives a delightful
quality that can
net be duplicated
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Man of 60 Killed by Gas
I lie body of Charles Smith, stxlv
'ars old. was found pitenl.nv imrnliv '
II I11N IOOI 1 111 fl lutMrrliiirr lumen nl 'I'I'I-;
enn jeiiitn street. The man had
wen killed by gas, and police snv im
committed Mileide because of his in
nliilitj te obtain work.
Keystone Club te Give Smoker
The Kej stone Automobile Club will
nic its sixteenth annual meeting nnd
fnll smoker tonight in Lulu Temple,
ilrend and Spring Garden stieets. Of
licers and directors will be elected and
following the lepert of the president,
J. Ijorten Weeks, there will be nn ex
ifnsiNe iiingruin of entertainment.
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Reported Missing
Hary (ininzii, fifteen enrs old. es
Mped from St. Vincent's Heme, Sev
yitlelh street and Wnnilliiud avenue. i '
ne feet two inches in height, weighs
Ji't pniiiids and bus dnrk bobbed hair.
Clarenie McCensey. thirty jenrs old.
wnped lust night Irem Public Service i
Hospital, Twenty fourth street nn.!
'JVh 1'c,r,r-v l01"1- H' v" v ''Pt "even '
inches tall and weighs 1510 pounds. He
f-re a tun suit and green cup.
T.,',Mi,i"?i l,re,"n' fourteen enrs old,
twentieth nnd Federal Mieets, colored,
iippese,! te have eloped will! Sugmie
fllniU, n .Negro of New Yerk.
Kmllv Kucss, fourteen yents old. S22 '
rth Orianim street, left home follow fellow follew
lg ( quarrel with parents. She is live
t two inelies tali, weighs 105 pounds.
'eat""re Mllt (I",("S n'"1 l)rett"
The geed word's getting
'round
Witness the interest in
our new showing for Fall.
Makes us doubly glad we
decided te clear all our
clothes of ether makes and,
concentrate en the finest of
the fine Rogers Peet suits
and overcoats. '
Biggest variety of fine
ready - te - wear we've ever
had.
Prices precisely the same
as in Rogers Peet's own
stores in New Yerk. '
FERRO & COMPANY
Rogers Peet Clethes Exclusively
Chestnut St. at Juniper ;
SILVER DINNER TEA, AND
CQFFEE SERVICES
Single pieces for Buffet
Console and Dining Table.
Chests of Flat Silver.
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Special for Tomorrow!
Women
& Misses'
$25 Dresses
$
15
Just what hundred of icemen
want for bushiest and dressy
occasions tremendously spe
cial. Basque effects with new circular
skirts straight-line models with
long plaited panels; also coat
j . scyics.
) VOf Peiret twill, Jersey, satln-
- faced Canten nnd Canten crepes
all fashionable shades.
;l.lt nrethr SECOND FLOOR-
f-l-l i -MSi y
w
Special Tomorrow Only!
$15 Girls') $A.95
Coats
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A group that icill appeal
espcciclly te mothers buying
coats intended ter hard
usage. Limited let. Seme
fur-trimmed.
Poletone, cheviets and ether
popular fall coatings in
grades that will give excel
lent service. All colors.
Sizes 8 te 14.
I.U Brether SECOND FLOOR --
Special for Tomorrow!
Women's $1.50 ) Qn.
Cotten Union Suits) efeC
Just the right kind for this weather
exceptionally geed quality. Fa
mous "Gibba" brand.
Fine cotton ribbed underwear with
Dutch necks and elbow sleeves or
in low-neck, sleeveless style. Fine
ly tailored; medium weight.
Regular end extra sizes. We can
not fill mail or plwnc orders.
It Ilrnlhera FIRST FLOOR. SOUTH
Special for Tomorrow!
$2 Extra Size) H Q
Night Gowns) ''
Fine, warm, fleecy flannelettes
just what's wanted for this cold
weather!
Very roemily cut night gowns in
flannelette of heavy quality,
with double yokes and neat silk
braid trimming. All wanted
striped effects.
I.U Ilretlierd SECOND FLOOR
JtPJ"7i
' Special for Tomorrow!
$1.50 Cut Glass Cheese & Cracker
Dishes, 79c
Unusually attractive!
Limited Let!
Charming and very acceptable gifts excellent
suggestions for card party prizes. As pictured in
very newest dainty duisy design; 10V--inch size.
-l.lt llrethem THIRD FLOOR
ifapifi
Special for Tomorrow!
$18 Beautiful
Fleer Lamps
Complete with Handsome Silk Shades
si 2.95
Wonderful gifts for autumn brides
at a price that scarcely covers
wholesale cost!
Hand-polished stands in mahog
any finish; elaborately lined and
finished with deep fringe. Fitted
for gas or electricity; only 100 in
the let.
Lt Uretlier. THIRD FLOOR
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Special for Tomorrow!
In the Subway Stere!
Women's & Misses'
$10 Sports )$K
Frecks j O
Styles that will be immensely penu-
f !ar with business women and high
school girls they're se wonderfully
practical!
Very becoming models, as pictured,
with round necks, cuffed blouses
and knife-plaited skirts. In sturdy
jersey firm and of geed weight.
Tan, Navy, Brown and Henna.
Lit Brethers SUBWAY STORE
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Filbert I ifWWml I WSASy Wi JMwY
Seventh CMiv' W I KW ysPW3L J, mzs4!wfflct'
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Special for Tomorrow!
Little Beys' 4.50
Corduroy)$.95
Suits (
There are none better for the
youngster fust starting te
school! They'll give match
lessly geed service!
B'ine, sturdy suits In smartest
new Oliver Twist, Middy and
Junier Norfolk styles; tan,
brown, drnb and navy; sizes 2'4
te 8.
-t.lt lretlier First Fleer. Seventh Street
Special for Tuesday
$1.85 Empire Sheets, $1.12
Made of famous
Mohawk sheeting
u I about
enough for the
day.
These sheets are se
greatly lowered in
price because
they're oil spotted
here and there no
ether imperfec-
t.lniHl Snlnnrlwllt.
sturdy sheeting; wanted 81 x 90 size. Ne mail
or phone orders. -
Ml Ilretln-m FIRST FLOOR, NORTH
Special for Tomorrow!
$1.75 Feet Steels, l-29
Theti couldn't be made for
this price! And there's no
end te the uses they'll
have in every household.
Mail and phone orders
filled while the let lasts.
Fumed oak steels of exceptionally sturdy con
struction, with leatherette coverings. Tep 10x16
inches; height 14 inches.
" llrntlierii THIRD FLOOR
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Special for Tomorrow!
$250 Skunk-
Trimmed
French Seal
Coats
$128-98
This price just for
Tuesday limited let.
Very handsome coats in full
40-inch length; with rip
pling backs and beautifully
embroidered linings.
Wonderful coats even for
regular price! All pelts
guaranteed.
Small deposit reserves se-
icciien
:I.lt Ilmtlirri SECOND FLOOR;
I1 I.U ItrellirrH-
Special for Tomorrow!
CUINCiOLIfUM &
WALT0NA RUGS
Save Fully .',0
$16.20 value Q en
Size, 0x12 ... vyOV
$14.50 value &n qa
Size 9x10.6 . . . "O.Oa
$12.25 value, 7 Q(
Size, 9x9 . . I.Ojf
$10.10 value, 0J n A
Size, 7.6x9 ... . 9O.OV
1000 of tiiesp famous trade
marlxeil tubs In a vldi choice
Df patterne nml colorings.
Inslpnlflcant (Ipfect'.
-FOURTH FLOOR
Special for Tuesday
Cast Iren Cylinder
Garage Steves, tf AQ
Special at $VVO
Here's the solution of all your
"freezing up" garage troubles at
amazingly little cost!
Scl' nt. dually constructed : slldlnp deer,
iili ur ii;iii nn i-ui nrfi
I.U Ilrutlirm-I'UUID FLOUR
Special for Tuesday
$7 Silk Mull Comforts, $4.95
Attractive and most
acceptable gifts for
October brides. This
price for the dau enlu!
A Figured tops and plain
iiuuuTa; ngureu cam-
l.ric l'ii.bu T,'ll...l ...:n
fluffy wldte cotton. Dainty shades of pink, blue,
old rose and yellow. 7280 inches.
llt llrelhrrN- FIRS1' FLOOR, NORTH
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Sticcial for Tomorrow!
In our section of Government overlets
Subway Stere.
$2 Q. Washington
Soluble Coffee, 58c
The coffee that was supplied te
cantonments, en battleships and
headquarters' mess; 24 quarter quarter quarter
eunce packages or 48 cups.
Sketched.
w Uretheri SUBWAY STORE
That's Why We Urge Comparison
Yeu would accuse us of exaggeration if we told you
hew much you actually save en the fine quality
Suits and Overcoats which we sell at our Super
Value Prices, $28, $33, $38 and $43. That's why
we ask you te see for yourself and compare!
I'KKRY'S
THE HANDSOMEST
WINTER OVERCOATS
you have ever seeen in any store any
where and every single coat, from
the lowest priced te the very finest, is
priced en our Super-Value Basis,
which means a definite, concrete saving
of many dollars.
A Marvelous
Collection
Our whole great second
fleer is piled high with
nothing but Overcoats
the most magnificent
collection ever gathered
together. The finest
Overceatings of the fore
most mills of America
and Europe. Our Super
Value prices en our
wonderful Overcoats are
$28, $33, $38, $43 and up.
Loek and compare!
Conservative Medels in
Gray and Brown, fine
soft fabrics, full lined
with Skinner's satin,
Super - Value at $33.
Wonderful!
Crembies the
World's Finest
The famous Overcoat Overceat
ings by J. & J. Crombie,
of Scotland, makers of
the finest of all Over Over
eoatings. In Semi-Conservative
Medels with
Velvet or Cleth Cellar,
in Raglan Shoulder
Ulsters and big, roomy
Stermers. Tailored as
only the highest skilled
Overcoat Specialists can
tailor them. Our Super
Value Prices en Crom
bie Overcoats begin at
$53 ; Crombie Montag Mentag
nacs, made our way, $85.
Loek and Compare.
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Perry salesmen are
here te show you
and te serve you.
V i s i t this great
store leek at our
Super-Values try
them en. Then visit
ether geed stores
and decide.
Here's a Ceat
You'll Like
A striking example of
Super - Value this
splendid Ulster of Stand
ard Regan Overceating
at $35. Cambridge and
Oxford Gray, or rich
Brown, heavily silk
quilted shoulder lining
and inside backs or har
monizing blue - gray
plaid. As snug and
warm as a fur-lined coat.
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All the Well-Known
Overceatings
Crembies. Worumbes,
Germanias, and the
finest products of the
American Woolen Com
pany. Splendid quality
fabrics in every recog
nized geed style and
every conceivable de
sign. Loek and cemparsl
Perry & Ce.
16th & Chestnut
SUPER - VALUES
in Clethes for Men
Originally Priced
at $47.50 New
$20
A typically Key.rr fc Allmnn
Lump nnd Shade combinntien i se
reduced in this unusual snle This
is hut h small instnnce. Our
MEZZANINE
BALCONY
1, during this snle, filled witrt ex
quisite hiind-decernted standards
and shades ALL enormously
reduced. Seme are one-third less.
Many are actually
LESS THAN HALF
This Lamp
and Silk
Shade
Attractive
Wrought-lren
Standard
with
Parchment
Only $20
Eery one presents an unheard-of Reduced from
opportunity te udd te the attrac- $70 te $40
tiveness of your home at nn ex
tremely low cost. Seme, we're
frank te say, are of discontinued
styles a few a trine soiled in
some unnettceable spot but in
every case the value is excep
tional. See them.
7serftfllman
;i522 CHESTNUT ST
Interior Decorators
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UP AND DOING !
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TRAIN SERVICE
RESTORED
EFFECTIVE SUNDAY,
OCTOBER 22d, 1922
the following trains temper
nrily discontinued have been
restored te service:
Nn 1 S - "0'ternl Waihlnt ten te
MU' ' J nmWInnit running
tlireiieli from Baltimore
te CliUace an formerly.
r (-- ""N""! fet. Utll, Lhl
liu. IU -,,iKn te Ilttjiirih run
nine tlireusd w lultlmeri
us imimrl'.
Mr, I 1 eterd Oumhrtsnd in
iyw- I'srkrrsbiirc r n n n I n (
lliriMicli frnm Malilinem
In I'urLtriburg.
tsln I 9 It'StnrM l'ikrbarr tn
HO. I . srw nih
Vn 1 7 R'stnreM PhlUd!pli te
HO. I -ininmr, run n In r
llireiiKh I'IiIIiiIH,, tr,
i-Hinuurfiii m lerrneri,
! Consult Ticket Agents for delaili and
I ichedulei
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