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AGED HERMIT DIES
VICTIM OF ROBBERS
Bedy, Still Warm, Found en
Roadside Near Egg Harber.
Heart Failed Under Attack
$365 IN HisPOCKETS
Jehn DIMi. sHi einhty-jreiii -elil hot het
Bit nnil liipiitnr, wiih found ilcml en
bnck read iienr Vign Harber this
BernliiR by Henry I.rtitirN mid Aiimi'-t
Vedcr. two duel; hunteri of Kjtg Unr-
nor.
There were ruts nnil miilse en the
old ni'tnV iirnw ntnl liiiinK Tlie tiu tiu
tlierltlei b"l!cv lie died of lu-iiit ills
nte "lien mi alltniit mis beln ttmiln
te inl) hi'"-
Triults alenjj I he mml lmllrntnl that
pitch had been ilrnRgeil IIiihiirIi the
rin,,t tnwnnl a clump of huxhes. Am
hlh bedv was still warm when found
tlie pellee snippet that DUi'U'h nnil
Rnts wi'if fiiRhteiird off by the nt nt
lireaeh of 1ehnels ami Wnli-r. who
rendu d I he niet In nu automobile.
.Srti;." Found lit Teckct
Dili li un lying en his hack when
found, hi1 ilffht hand ln-lil closely ever
lis lower w-t perkcl. roll of money
tntalinp S!W" was found in the jioelsct.
lr ) Ix'lleM'd that the man ruve hi life
Jn iiet(M'(iiiK ihis from bis nHsiiilants
nd celluptnl durinc the unignle. His
trul"es en lih vrlt bear out this
tliceri. A bank Loek shewlnc that he
hnd 1300 en ileiest was nl"-e found
en hlin. ....
Ter inanj years Ditch ban lieen n
fiultinc liRiire in tin: neighborhood i i'
l'p- Harber. He rnme tliere about feit
.-nis age. He lnade a ilUROiit en tin'
"mle of a "-lope which was reefed bj the
foliage of eerhangitiK trees and
1 iiiglicd nt these who iinhl bis icnl. He
lird in It for thirty-eighl jcnrn.
Although cfferti were made nt various
tunes te eiet him It could neer be
(Miuitel determined who owned the
pnt of ground where the hermit iniule
hli benie.
Intents Lumber Machine
lie entiled n lhing ns a woodsman
and nilwuu-ing age M-eineil te have little
ffci't en ids pli)Mc.il jiewcr.
A few j caw age while ntudying the
Machinery used in cultting and piling
weed Ditch wns iii'-plred te iment n
tiiaclilne which would eliminate the
wut K of numerous men.
li,. Inlil n ri'Nlilent nf tlm nlnce that
It was a perpetual motion machine.
Ditch reiiuiied a place for liN win 'ring
(no's, and u few months age he mextnl
te mi abandoned Mmck neir an old
rilinelhuusr. There he set up a hhep
tnd deeti'il nil Ills spare lime te per- ,
filling the Invention. It was rumored
tlmt while the machine did net pecii
the nieiit il.itmcd by Ditch, it neer
tlne"s could be used by lumbermen.1
Mitnj are f the opinion tlmt he had if
clu'd an iuImidcc pajment en the eon een
tilxanee from a prospective lumbering
euiii-iru.
l.eaes Nu Uulnihes
Once a week Ditch went te town ter
his supplies. 1 1 Jh llewius hair unit
t.iunt apiieaianee i rented imith ntli'ii
tlun, but be paid no heed te these who
frosted him en bis weekly .visit.
lie has no relatives'. Old residents
of Hgg Harber say the" hermit was
fnrmetl) lui ellicer in the French Army,
end came te this country following a
umtrevirsy in his native land. Due
or two perixms who gained Ditch's
(unfideiice taid he was well cibid en
aiTalrs of the day. nnil hhewed by
his language that he had been well
educated.
Dr. Michael l'rank. who examined
the boil, said the man's death wu I
due te lie'irt di'eiibC.
ART ALLIANCE SHOWS ,
CATHEDRALS, OF WORLD
Collection of Photographs Gees en
Exhibition
The Philadelphia public has tiie
opportunity "f viewing tin unusmil col cel col
'eetien of photographs of I'uiepenii and
Anei ienn cathedrals nt the Art Al
IhncH, lsii'i Walnut street. The ex
hibition, which opened teda , will con
tinue through Tuedny of next week.
Admission is- fiec. The exhibit
Is open en weck-diis from 10:.'i()
A. M. te !) 1'. M.. and en Sunday from
n 'en until IS I. M, It is leaned by th
Anicrican I'cilerntien of Arts, and was
'I'talncd for tbis city through the ef
forts of the lAccutiie Committee of the
f'.itlu-ilral League of the Diocese of
IVnnsjhnnia.
'"Incident with the exhibition of
rhntegtnphs the Ait Alliance is hefding
I" mi adjoining gallery nn exhibition of
"le-iiistlcal crafts' weik. comprising
eiiibniidric, Fiber, stained gl'iss,
vieiirfbt Iren, itc, bullable for church
decoration.
McADOO, ILUjaUITS STUMP
former Cabinet Member Ordered
by Physician te Rest
ItoilRe City, Knn., Oct. IM.WJl
"'nu !. Mi'Viloe, former Secretary of
tiie 'I'-nnnpi wns unable te deliver his
el.iiluleii addrcs-'J here today becuuse of
UllI'M-l.
Alt. McAdoo'.s ryldress nt Srncii!-e)
'ns., tlds afternoon, and Denver to
night also were cancelled, upon the
I'll tee of hit pltjbiclun who ordered
complete rest,
'J'he former Cabinet member became
Midden' III last night nftcr leaving
"leUta, Mr, McAdoo will net make
ailOthf I nflilpAiiu ... l.n l..r . .. .1..
i)Miienite enmnnkii until lie i"a lies
"u i.atve city nnil (hen only with Iho
emx'ut of IiIn phjbl'lnn, he caid te-
1 ,
1 Reported Missing ,
IVrsens trpe-tnl rnhsiiiK In I'liila
fl'lpliln (inlay am:
Itniji ."Mai'e, ninetpenjenrselil, fiiMl
J ai ei lord nii-nne, mlssitiK fiem iininc
Fi'ij-,, .Sjinduv. is live feet lhi innlieh
!'ill ntul Willis i.TJ I)0mi(lM. Hhe lirn.
f"wn Iinir mikI ejes nnd fair com
.,,'! , '""1 ui n hreMi eapp, pinlt
huiii M,lrt ii'id uray shoes ami Miu'Miixr.
tn.iii J' "(,,l,r''. fi'iirtei'ii jeurs old.
'"-. (.nntiell Htroet. left bourn Mnndity
" re te wlioel at Ninth and Milllln
fruits mid did nut iiniw thore. Slie
lf.Jut' f'l two Inolies (nil iiid e1k1is
" pniimN. Slie has a liclit complexion.
'Kiit brown hair and blue eyi-, ami
rnC'!rs ,", Kr"iv bI'ikIiiuh dii'ss. a blark
!,?"i .V." '"r t,0,lllr t'"l breiui slmcs
"in stiieKhiKH.
NntlumlH llobltisen. n NeRrn. thirty-
t.?i? M'.",i , '1' ,he f,,pt "Kht fnches
' ' ""'1 "clKhiiifr H5 pminils, has been
ii ismur from hU boiiie, I7.ri Wcht Trlre
i,u ,is.1"1'" 'V'tniiliiy. IIi im-i a blm.
I'lnnti soft bat.
iv!?,"'101,,"re I'i-Iiiii, cloven jvnrs old.
i,'", "avorferd inoniie. ImH born miss
"n. tdiii-H j,e lett bem.i .Monday tit neon
'e in tin.,, f.et Hix InelK-s mil and
X i ,,""'.,J ' ,"ls- ,',, ""f" ilurk
etiieh, blueK stiH'kuiBs, tun Mieus anil n
""k .up with the lotter "II" en It.
T... !""' """I", colero.ir 40S Houth
iffini?tIr, Hlrc,:t. llUH ljec mlRsIns
hSm, irn' H1',9 ,8 five fect tal1 "J
Iglm 100 peuuds.
4-
Beauty Contestants
&$$$&
V V- f -
s
l. c'OHll G PARKER atTefj
BeW Mtes NINA M. SHANNON
At the Artisans' iharlty lial iiinsiiic
in tlie Amdemy of Music Meiiil.iy
e cuing .Miss Niitii .Marie Mmiinen
will represent Norweoil, Delaware
Count, anil Mrs. .lehn (. Purlicr,
i!l)(i. West I.chlgb acnue, (ilrard
Assembly
Asbury Park Jeweler Robbed
Asbury Path, N. J., Oct. '.' (P.y
i A. P.) Itipeit was made te the police
I today that the home of Jittm s lieral.
I a jewelry salesman; was entered inst
night ni.il a leather bg, said te haw
contained jewelry wiluc dat S."(M)(I,
laken. The bag Is said te bine been
within file feet of lite bed in which
1 Mb, mud Mis. I5er.il slept.
3IR. ADVERTISING MAN!
D0E3 THIS INTEREST YOU I
t nni n jreunu woman, fit iirescnt rm loreil
n Ki'erctnrr te in rxriitie. it )h laf
eiiiPltlnii te ubtnln i jieiltl'in iiTitIiib Krenl'r!
niiiiarlunttles. v.l.T' ccmtiensn tl"n will lie
tusil rn prnien we-lli nnil nbtlllr. I run
IikUiu' fer xsrli n position In mi mti ertllec i
iicriic; i.r iliiTt!tni ilrrirtment iif n ion
iimh. IxiurleiKe. te, jittri li f.ltirfit i.nitl
nnd nilvertliliig airrncr wurk. llnte mv
Mirli n elueV 0 819. LEDQES OmCE
Bromund's Electric '
Fixtures and Heuse Wiring ,
Guarantee Better Design
& Quality of Workmanship
A postal card tvill brtiiy one
uj our salcsmrn.
Sremuind&SenJn
ViTl flCHMANTCnVNAVB.
PHONE-fOtUNBIA IOAI.
Open Evga. 'til 10 Eit. 1500
f'atmenta f envrntrnlly Arranged
Eight
Banquet Reems
We especially cuter for
weddings, card parties
irivaic duvecy and
dinners. May iuc
s c n d estimates
and menus?
Rittenhouse Hetel
2l nnd Chestnut
Keeps us right en the)
jump j
The demand for our Reg- j
ers Peet suits and overcoats, i
Simply proves what we've i
felt right along that lets'
of Philadelphians want only I
the best.
We're ready with the big-1
eest showing of Rogers i
Peet clothes Philadelphia
has ever seen. t
Prices same as in Rogers i
Peet's four stores in New'
Yerk.
Fine hats
ings, tee!
and furnish-;
FERRO & COMPANY
Rogers Peet Clethes Exclusively
Chestnut St. nt Juniper
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CAN'T FIX ON SITE
E
Beard Has Cash, but 13 Un-
able te Reach Agreement
en Proper Spot
NEED OF PLACE ADMITTED
F0RSCH00LH0M
,1110 (icueinl I'l-esbjlrrlniv Ansembl
Wanted-0Be n.liuiiiistratien build. , J l? ';- njlljw a cemtn.ttce tneet-
In.t by the He-ird of ndueatien. t ..T, (brewing uslde of all rcstrnlnt.
The members would be glad if one brought about by the mingling of the
would turn up unexpectedly, for Ihey 'ex during the war da.VK," declared Dr.
have been wrestlln, with the problem , "Vlfe ' I0 lm(WI
for some time. I dnncliu mil the pocket flask me very
Hie diversity of opinion as te where ' Mddem m.ch new ut these nftnlrti.
It should be plni'cil is tiie hitch that " brt, t ltc moral lone of the
has pievenled i(s lonstructlen for feui ic T0,lnRcr Kener;itlnn Is steadlK Improi Imprei
f,me. The meiic U prnctlcally en lintul, )ng."
but the dfiisien as te location scciiw as n,.nln(! of the linnncinl condl cendl
fnr off ax eicr. i Hern of the churches throughout the
Located new with p'irt of Ihe ad- ceuntr. Di;. Mu Ife stated that nil arc
ministration euinw nt .Mueteemn nun
Ludlow s-treels ntnl the oxcrllew in the
iSn'rt, . WpiSS'?f.M S'i
I'onfiiien find less of time In enrrv-
wig en M-hoel business. In addition
suppl store heime-i and warehouses
are .scattered In different sections ..I
Thi'V,),.,, snmn ven ,m wns I be ,
plan some years age was
P..m.ae ...lie icn.iuuuiai.ue .. -
s.rauce P.u.ld.nR en (hestn.it street.
abme Nin h. 'Unit property is "w
(he I edcral Hesene linnk nnd out of
purchase of the Point Mutual Life In
consuleriitlen. .Next ll wns tnnugiii
best te erect a new building nt Nine-
tenth and Ludlow streets nnd te buy i
up the small piepcrtics in the rear.
At the beginning of the Parkway
boom four lets were purchased en Arch
) licet, east of Si-.tecnth. Although the
liiriitien at this tiliten Is excellent many
metnliei-M haie ibeided that the space
is net large enough and the IftTRp in
dustrial establishment just te the rear
would handicap the work nnd cause
peer lighting of the eillces.
l.nlely it was found that the ile
of the old Sluing (linden Maiket,
'I went -Second and Spiing Garden
sitei'is, which en one side faces the
Pathway, could be bought nt udvnn-
1 tageeus tiinis nnd the matter wns
(taken before the cuinmittre. The op-
' nosltien tu thai site takes the eland thnt
I it is tee fur ft em the renter of the city.
j The bi aid has en hand $300,000 In
.rash, whli li was ralsid by n special
enc-iuiiiier mill lux for an admliilstra-
I tien bulldim; last car and in addition
the Milne of the Arch street properties
-st Penny 8avingsBank
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I543htrlreil4.
rJaKnVi4eJ.ir
Prjntnf
A JUDICIOUS use of
color improves most
printed matter. A
geed printer knows
where te draw the line.
The Helmes Pntss. 'Printers
I J 15-29 Cberrv Street
PhllidelpbU
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7
It's gratifying for
us te knew that
most of Philadel
phia's quality
ad-setting passes
through our
hands.
. WILLENS 6C CO.
Typographers
'A Seuth ltlh Street
Be Your Own ROOFER
Villi ii llrush iK.uiMnirnTCti )
ana Huiiim linANOKOTE
I Tlie Wenilerful Liquid r
, Aibcstef Cement J
Aur enn run i.lbll (.top links In tin U
nlns nnil miliar rueta uml mak tUcm
eh oil im new. U
1 hllANIIkOril U Din ernillnn "nn
Cfiul tin" iiiljoites reef renting nnil li
I irrv of nitd, Jute ntnl uthr ilieap
I ruhHtlttltr'
fiUAMlKOTIl It ilnbbe.J cn jtbn n
jiilnt ami ll mi"" tiie iinlI.ielf, Inpa
ami rnni ..Itli n khIIiI aheet of imbouten
1 Dim, trelillnif llm II te nf weriwut mutt
' uml iniikliiK tin ill Hiikiiriiuf fur R tu
1U your..
feet' S2i .tn.tWi.t $1.60 In 0-bi1
I cms, $1 75 in I-raI cam. HeailQuart
en for 1WKV. pure paints, thlnglm aej
rubli"r rnenr.
THE SHANNON-ELLIS CO.
I 18 S. 7th St., Phila. rh- $"
BEEEOaESaE
Central Realty
Always has and always
will continue te increase
in value.
f rrremmriiil thene an ei
ii'llfiit linentnifntu
18'JH hpruc Ht. 4-story apart
ment liouse, moilern in eery
rrnpect. Let 22x130 ft. Itca Itca Itca
poiiiible prlce. l'irtlier Informa
tion can be had tlireiiKh tills
onieo.
151.1 Sprue HI. 2f..rnetn lioime
III efflicnt oetiilltlon. Let
33210 it. te rear wtrcet I.nrgu
pnruKQ In rear. W.-l 1 (Inaneeil.
priced low, Ininitillnte iiohhus iiehhus iiohhus
elen. 16th Ht iinrtli of 1'lin, St.
Jlest n(tractln frnall lumse In
goeil cemlltlnn. 1'rlee, JJB.OOi),
Crnlrnl C'llj- partinrnt lleiui.
22 aparlinents Item c15,000
per j ear. Well flnanceil,
Auk tin about their ami nther
Ural .'(.(..tu a i iiincnl
OpjierunlKri,
SmuIlcnBnrru
UOemy BIDO,, BROADS CHtSTNUt
i j
I Rn
1 B Interest.
m
liOlf-PjilLALrKLFBlA, WJflDJMMaDAV.' ,0(JT6BEli ffi, ' im.
which nre new estimated nt SfiOO.000
although ptirchnsed for about hnlf tlmt
Kiini. If t lie tirepertieH are net ti-iii
they will be sold and the proceeds tixcil
te defray the expense of erecting the
building en the chosen nltc,
MORAL TONE IMPROVING,
I SAYS PHILA. PASTOR
i
Rev, Dr. Mudge Asserts Jazz Period
, Is Passing ,
Atlantic Clly, Oct. .1. The period
of jar, which &et In nt th clee of the '
j World Wiir Is gradually coming te an
end, In the belief of the Kcv. Lewis S. i
Mudge. of I'lillndelidila, sinlcil clerk of
iirespetlng.
CANADIAN BANK ROBBED
Cracksmen Cut Wires and Steal
$10,000 and Securities
S(e1lfrxIc 0n(.. Oct. STi.-MU A.
'.' "A 1,!I "'' ITacl.-lllell SWOOlH-d
down en this town early teda, cut all
.,,., , , .,,,,,,,, n wJr. ,,,,.
,, , suimlni.l I'.nnle. drilled open
,,. slf(1 i)lwr ni ,,.,.,,, wU1 ,
iIirxin,.ltph .si.(iim j,, ,..,, nnd n '
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The favorite at all
afternoon functions
iRraL t
Jea-totally
savings
spells J
SUCCESS
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West End Trust
Company
BROAD STREET AT SOUTH PENN SQUARE
jiEra5rrg rrrzxis&i .??- tt.TT'
I
Clethes
the Better Kind
$ Clothing of the erduury type and qual
ity has no attraction ler us or for our
customers we decline te handle any
merchandise that dm-- net measure fully
te our exacting requirements of fabric,
quality, workmanship and style.
J Strict adherence te our standards has
inspired confidence in our merchandise,
wen for us thousands et loyal patrons, and
mere and mere men arc constantly coming
te us as they realize that after all
"Quality" is the only true measure et
value.
Full nnd Winter Suits nnd Tep Ceals are.
priced $30 nnd upward, with pnrtlcu.
Inrly Btrnnj: vulues nt $10. Sl," nnd 30.
JACOB REEDS SONS
1424-1426 Chestnut Street
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NO STARTLING CHARGE IN
CROMWELLDIVORCE CASE
Brether of Mrs. Stotesbury's Sen
Tells of Reconciliation Failure
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Sensational charges nie in no way i
"
Ol
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rolled in the nut for dimrcc which i
lllvcr 1'nten Cromnell, eldest son of
a ' Mrc. H. T. Sluicburj. has brought i
against bis wife, aeierdlng le it slute-
DiFForent
citf V&e
Nl
?a
ment made today by Mr. Cromwell's Seuth Sixteenth street, reported the
brother, .Tntnes If. It. Cromwell. I theft of clothing valued nt ?0.
The Hiiit has been brought In Pnrls. Theft of nn nutomebllc, Tallied nt
Mr. Crem will wns Miss Hepe Trtixten $&)(), was tepertcd by D. He ll'ier.
Ilenle. ilalighter of Mr. mill Mrs. I'M- who resld"t In the niten Hetel. 'I lie i
ward I' Jlenle mneblne was parked ei. ISread street
ltelntlvcs of jjetlt parties endeavored
te brine nbeut n recoiielllntlen. I
"J here Is no particular rensen Yy
' the facta should net be made known,"
I said the brother last night. "There Is
no charge of moral misconduct. In
fact, Mr. Cromwell, befeic leaving this
country for France offered te accept
any pnpcis that cetni'cl for his wife
prepnied."
FOUR HOUSES ROBBED ,
(Clothing Valued at $800 Reported
Stelen Automobile Vanishes
i 1'eur persons icperted te police to
day the theft last night of clothing
, hnvlng a total value of $sn,0.
. Peter Moere, SIM Wharten street,
'icperted that thieves entered bis house
during .the night and leek clothing val
ued nt RIO.I.
Mcxnnder (Vldlldi. li".S North La
trnti" street, icperted hnvlng been
' rKK.it ,f elftrlidi.r . ,.!.... t .. t C-DUT Af-
!"" ' " iehiiiij, tiuii'ii (I L 7-Ti. .IJ 3,
Ida Applebaum, JHi.VJ (Jcrmuntewn nvc
r.ne, reperlei that clothing allied nt
i $"."!, which she had left en her wnsh
'llne. was stolen. William Itced. 1 lit)
CRRISTMAS CARDS
The exclusive production
of this Establishment
f.a reoely for ejection.
MacDonald & Campbell
Tep Coats
of Character
$27.50 te $65
Don't overlook that our Tep Coats a.t r
nicnts of character, net jut something te
ward off a chill merninf? or ceninp;, but coaO ceaO
that you will gladly put en nnd your friends
will be Kind te see en you. Because they are
mnbterpiuces of tnileritifr, full of the refined
individuality that pleases men of sound judg
ment and geed taste . Full Back, Haglan and
Natural Shoulders, Belted-all-around models.
Nete Canterbury Cleth Sulti, finett woolens
produced in England. Only one suit of
each pattern.
1334-1336 Chestnut Street
FURNITURE
AND RUGS
FOR HALF
IN LINDE
CLEARANCE
All these, yuuranteed highest Untie quality, which, as
every one in the trade knows, is the best that can be wade,
will be sacrificed at half their real value for quid; clear
ance. Don't miss this great opportunity. In all probabil
ity you'll never have another like it.
v ' f-
0 W JW &
aL
r-i Tr.-iiS rl . " i-i " ' ' ' L- . 'i-J. l7..
This 10-Piece Tuder Suit
In
Italian Oak.
Beautiful,
sturdily built and tastefully decorated. A wendrrtu
value at enlv
Elaborate Tapestry and Velour
Of extraordinary quality throughout Very mas
sive and comferta .le, with full spring scats and backs
and unusually soft spring cushions.
Rugs Reduced
.9 .v :' Rugs
Bt BruueU ..$22.50
Standard Axminntrr .... 28.50
Extra Velvet 39.00
Finett Axmintter 45.00
Royal Wilten G9.00
"8J3 x I0J! Hugs
Standard Axmimtcr ....$26.50
Extra Velvet . . . . 33.50
High-Pile Axmintter .... 42.00
Royal Wilten 63.00
Open
Friday
Evenings
HENRY UNDE
23d Street, Columbia
I nenr th" hotel
fiO
&
LUCKY
STRIKE
vCIGARETTEy
It's toasted. This
one extra process
gives a delightful
quality that can
net be duplicated
This wonderful sale
is new at its bargain
peak. The volume of
business has been se
great that in many
styles of Bedroom,
Dining Roem and Liv
ing Roem suits, as well
as hundreds of fine
single pieces, we are
sold down te one or
two of a kind
un-te.d.-irr rfr, .rn
160
$245
Half te a Third
7. (i x 9 Rug
Fine Brunei . . $lb 50
Standard Axmintter . . 24 00
Extra Velvet 26.00
Beit Axminiter 36.50
Reynl Wilten 61 50
Linoleum
Cerk Linoleum . . .75
Specinl Inlnid , , . . .30
Extra Inlu'd 1,55
Heavy Inlnid 75
and Ridge Avenues
1 W:J
Buy Your
1 Overcoat
en a
Super-Value
Basis
First see our mar
velous collection.
Nete the fine quali
ties of the fabrics
the handsomely
blended Plaid-Backs
the workmanship
that shows the hand
of an Overcoat spe
cialist and particu
larly the Super
Value Price that is
marked en every gar
ment. Then compare with
any or all ether geed
stores. The mere
you leek the better
you'll appreciate our
fine qualities and our
Super - Value Prices
$28, $33, $38 and
$43 and up.
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SUPER - VALUES
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AT PRICES AND VALUES THAT
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COME TO TIIE FACTORY. ALL
KINDS' ALL ilZES! $200 000 STOCK.
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Witen, Axmintters, Vrlvtt
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In any is.
Gigantic Sale of
Finest Seamless Wiltens
9x15 $97.50
9x12
$70.00 & $57.50.
567.50 & $55.00
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. . . $27.50
$13.50 & $8.00
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6x9
4.6x7.6
36x63 in
27x54 in.
$9.00 & $5.00
300 RuSs at 40rn Off
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