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EVENING PUBLIC LEDGER PHIUABELPHIA?. WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER 16. 1922
BUSINESSMENPLAN
&" 'Chamber of Commerce te Map
V& s Out Details at Meetine
I nYAI TY P.AMPA GN
Today
WILL WORK AMONG ALIENS
Te make every Philadelphia!! n lernl,
Hternte, English -M'enklng Amerlcnn
cltlicn; every Philadelphia home nn
American heti.e, In which the American
language Is spoken and In which
American standards of living obtain, a
aeries of Americanization conferences
will begin tomorrow In the Philadelphia
Chamber of Commerce.
The- first meeting will hrlng together
representatives of the various racial
groups with the Americanization Com Cem
ntttce of the Philadelphia Chamber of
Commerce and with leading njriires in
this work In this city nnd Washing
ton. On successive Thursdays ether
groups, Including the representatives of
the local industries, the educators, the
women's clubs and all phases of the
city's life will gather.
At the opening session Alba II. Jehn
en, president of the Chamber of Com Cem
Btrce. will preside, and the chief speak
ers will be Judge J. 11. ttumngteu and
William P. Parba, n director of the
Chamber of Commerce. E. E. Bach
will present the facts nnd tlgures and
the definite plan.
As the llrst step toward the goal at
this n.eetlng the city will be instructed
by Americanization committee, one te
each ward.
Later will come a citizenship cam
paign, which will bring the ihembcrs of
the racial groups into full use of their
powers as citUens and make them ac
tive la community work. This will be
followed by a drive of a patriotic na
ture, when the An.crlcan principles will
be thoroughly drilled into the new citi
zens. D. S. C. AWARDED PHILA.
AND CHESTER HEROES
Posthumous Hener Comet te Private
W. F. Smith
Twe citations for the Distinguished
Rrvlc Cress, one of them posthumous,
were conferred by the War Department ,
yesterday upon two men who fought
with the Twenty-eighth (Iren) Divi-1
slen. Second Lieutenant Edward N. ,
Burns, of 3016 Brandywine street, and ,
Private William t smun, wnese uenie
was In Chester and who was killed In
the exploit for which he was cited, are
the men thus honored.
Beth men were members of Company
B, of the 111th Infantry. Burns was
then a sergeant. Near Fistnette,
France, en August 10. 1018, they and
one ether man cut their way through
enemy wire entanglements under lire,
reached their objective and engaged the
enemy In hand-te-hand combat. Sis
Of the enemy were killed and the at
tacking line 'was euabled te advance te
the new position. At further risk of
bis life Sergeant Burns carried back one
his comrades, who had been fatally
wounded. Smith's next of kin is his
mother, Mrs. Minnie Smith, loe East
Beventh street, Chester.
$1,000,000 Bakery Addition
A $1,000,000 addition te its bakery
Building en the north side of Glennoed
venue, west of Twelfth street, will be
built by the National Biscuit Company.
The structure will be eight stories and
basement und contain all modern
appliances.
f
CLAD'S PARE RS
COMPEL SUCCESS
Unchecked WASTE
in parlnt vegetables
li Extravagance
Continued Extrav
agance mean fallura
CLAD'S PARER turn.
WASTE into WEALTH
k Kitckta Eqaipmstt
ler Hotels and RiiUurtsti
VICTOR V. CLAD CO
119 & 121 s. nth St.
VWln IL 1
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ftp of
SETOSE ATTZX
, . The Picture Tell the Story
Tlili enitrrful preparation keepe r"i
liatr Juet hew miu mint It. .Nnthlnis lt
It nn Ui market. Kwpi tie meet mo me
Maw bl!r In .tr peeltien.
.'I",0"' "J S'n'ilne Marvel with the
Bed SUr ei the aM. Then- t nenu Jutt
ae feed. Ker eile at all Drug- and Depart-Bi-nt
Sterei.
. Mnufarftir1 by Uarrel Article! Ce..
Inc.. MT Fourth .We.. Pltuhurgh. V.
RED PEPPER SURE
BACKACHE RELIEF
The heat of red peppers takes
the "ouch" from a tore, lame
back. It can net hurt jeu, ami It
certainly relieves the pain at once.
When you are suffering mi von
ran harJly get around, lust try lied
Pepper Hub. and jeu will have the
quickest relief known. Nothing
has such concentrated, penetrntlug
heat as red peppers.
Just as seen as you apply Ited
Pepper Rub you will feel thu
tingling heat. In three minutes It
warms the tore spot through and
through. Pain and soreness are
gene.
Ak any druggist for a jar of
Bowles Red Pepper Hub. Be sure
te get the genuine, with the name
Bowles en each package, Adv.
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8.30 A. M.
NEW YORK
EXPRESS
Urn Bread 8treet Station 8.30 A, M.
.'I, um' "PP'nK ' " iinia
delpaia and North I'luliuHpbia, arrival
New Yerk, Penmylvama Station and
Budaen Terminal 10.30 A.M.
Convenient Train
Fer 11 o'clock New Yerk
Engagements
Parler care, Breiler lliilTet, Club car,
Standard rearhee. OS Eipreae tralm
between Philadelphia and New Yerk
trarjr weak-day.
.
fSTORB OPENS DAILY AJ w A, M. AMD CT.OSKS AT 5110 P. BaV
'All These Goods en Sale Tomorrows
moil Mi . eKerint.-B.tL w.te. '-; af-te'aiei
.
'MiJBJBil'ataaaWl 1
21r4 i rr a-iT C e 1 a I i" Coerf Purchased Throughout November Wtll Be
OlSl AnfllVclSery Julwl Charged en December Bill, Payable in January, 1923
Our'Annlvrtary titk cAvemen(e Aav been the mtntatien of ih month I
H JJE Caoteii Crepe)2.69
Exceptionally fine quality tremendously popular weave for draped
frocks in black, brown and navy. 40 inches wide
Sji II II II w w w w ttft if I li
Neveltv Saiini. S1.9S i I Fine Taffeta. SI. 98
Irrctty new designs for dresses. 1 ISeft. chlffeii llnlsh. Ptaln colors
meines or HKirts r'en. lunvy quel-1 linu levciy cnaiitfcuuie ertccts. i.i
1 a men.
Ilty In brilliant Jet black. 86-lneB.
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I.lt Drethers Klrat Fleer, Seuth
felOrteiniti
BATS TRIMMBD FRftS OF CBAROt
Ell m I in MtI HI HSn
Eighth
W TRADING STAMP WITH rmtm
)c PURCHASE ALL DAY J
if.u I eNts vm.rnw TRAntNii sir amp WITH i nth
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EVERY 10c PURCHASE ALL DAY
Men's Famous Highland Shaker Sweaters'
frullever Style, $949 te $10.98
Ceat Style, $9.98 te $11.98
w. K.r.nt.. these sweatera te be 100 per cent pure
virgin wool, of finest quality and absolutely perfect,
Shawl cellar; strongly knit-in pockets and re-enforced
buttonholes. Navy, white, maroon, brown and heather.
Beys' $3.50 Scheel
( Weel-mixed yarn; heavy
1 shawl cellar and pockets
Lit Brethara 8ECOND FLOOR
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ioeI Sweaters, $1.98 T
y ribbed knit; coat style with J
ts.
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Cerk Linoleum Rugs
800 of Fin$t Graim Cerk Linoteum Rut Btlew Regutmrl
$7.50 Rusrs
$17.60 Rugs ) $Q 70
Size 7.6x10.6 iS"
A sensation
al Anniver
s a r y pur
chase and
Bale. All the
maker1 had
en . hand,
closed out
for cash at less than cost of production. Beautiful patterns;
wanted sizes. Actually below the usual cost of felt-base
fleer covering.
Seamless Weel-Face Velvet
)$ WQ
Size 6x9 I JV
j
Rugs, $39.50
9x12 feet rugs with linen
fringed ends ; many pretty
patterns.
Rag Rug Specials:
Size 24x48 Inchee
$2 Woelcraft Ruga, $1
$1.25 Rag Rug, 89c
50
EXTRA-LARGE AXMINSTER RUGS
Finest auallt.v srx-clally nrlctd because of alight color hadlnr.
$85 Rugs $7.50 $75 Rugs SC7.30 875. Rugs $C7.
Size 11.3x15 v- I Size lUxri Size 9x15 ft."
lit Drethers FOURTH FLOOIt
14.08
mv . jjrmi a!mBmimm t;mMpL,
III, P W
tfU.OM
$15 te $20 Handsome
Fleer Lamp Shades
$1M5 te $J4.98
Beautiful tailored and plaited effects. Many have dainty Georgette
tops te soften and make lovelier the glow of the exquisite silks
from which they are fashioned : quite a few with alternating; panels
of Japanese flrured silk In sunburst effect All w'ith very deep rich
fringe all sllk-llned. Lit Brethers THIHD FLOOIt
Rapid sellingbut the lets were large and sixes still are complete!
Men's Warm Winter Clethes
i
s&2? Phenomenal Anniversary clearance of huge surplus leti secured in New Yerk at a
(Cl timelv RBvintr of 25 te 402&.
aaSl y TVinae Thaf Wevn tQl"l ' . Thnae Tlief Wnre S7 Kfl
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With
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Back
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AII-WOU1 luurics WJI.il piaiO OBCKS. IjOOSe-CUl Oliu hid iiwjwaik rai eHiiii enuuiuiua
and catin linings. Great coats, ulsters, ulsterettes and dress overcoats. Every size.
All That Were $28 r Ttr 1 AU 'mat were, $85
3U1 ID
With
Extra
Trousers
. it i ...)... ..imiM a.M.1 iwAnAm (n Tieth siriart and censerva
Allwgui tuBsiuicice, irtjiwute situ - - ,.
tive colors, uatterns and models fine sports models especially
Skillful tailoring. .. ..
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Beys' $12 All-Weel SUITS I $7
Norfelks With Extra Knickers ) w
Very geed-looking and altogether serviceable tweeds, casslmeres
and cheviets. Sizes 7 te 17. .
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Beys' $7.50 Raincoat
and Hate. Set, $4.98
Guaranteed absolutely water
proof tan bombazine all seams
taped and cemented. Double Deuble
breasted; slashed pockets; belted
all-around. Sizes 6 te 18.
Bey.' $10.50 $7-50
Chinchilla CeaU
Pole sports models; blue, brown
or gray. Red flannel lining. Sizes
IVi te 9.
Lit Brethara Second Fleer, 7th St
V37 f4fM
U mm
fi. bbLeB
Profitable Anniversary News for Men
6 Wrights' AH-Wooi
Absolutely first quality, heavy weight, all-wool yarns ia
natural color. Elastic ribbed; spring needle machine make!
Closed crown, re-enxercM gussets, carexuiiy tailored seams.
srsrwr " t
$1.50 Union
Suite. 98c I
Maye make. High-1
grade ecru cotton 1
yams; zuuy re-en-1
forced. Seconds, f
.fi
$2 Pajamas,
91.59
Striped outing flan
nel. Jackets with sur
plice necks, pockets
and silk frogs.
I.lt Brether1
$2.50 Union
Suits, $1.49
Clese ribbed cotton
yarns in random
mixtures. Winter
weight; seams and
gussets fully re-enforced.
-First Fleer, 7th St pairs; $1.
68c Half Hese,
30c
Cashmere. Seamiest;
double heels and tees
Heather colors. Three
ill
n iiiui lMi
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I Men's 5 Velour Hats,3.25l
X a unuua tot at lMi Anmoertmry Frteel
A. particularly geed looking shade of brown,. Smart new
curled brim models. AH sites. Ne mall. or phene orders.
Men's Aleys' $1.50
Caps. 98c
Tweeda and ethor woolens te match all
tne newest winter wowing.
1
Children's $2 Chinchilla
Exceptionally smart; brown, navy, clnnu
men and array.
We carry a compltte line of StoUen and Sehoble teft
felt .httl and dorbleo in the noweit winter ttyU$ and
coloring. Lit Brethera First Fleer. 7th St
k
1-AS1
.49 TT
An Extra Biff Anniversary Value and a Convenient Club Plan, se as
you can take advantage of them at once!
rB !&T 'l'TrrWBiPi
) r JJJif'tt 3PBPS711 -V :-; t'lrFswjlmv ""f infill
This $275 Living $
Roem Suite
169
.50
Large davenport, comfortable wing chair and club chair. Spring backs and edges;
loose spring cushion beats ; covered in tapestry or velour in rich colorings.
$50 Bed Outfit, $32.50
Bex spring with 63 spiral;,, roll edge all
felt mattrcus. two laret." feather pllleus
Covered In tine grade ticking Made te
your order te At any regular Mzu bid.
$18 Mattress, $10.85
Imperial edge, all-felt mattreta, ceered with
excellent taking. Our own superior GOLD
LABEL, mattress. Regular blzes.
$12 Mattress, $6.85
All-cotton, covered in fine grade of tick
ing. Keii edge. AH regular sizes.
"" ..... ,
$6 Pillow & Bolster Sets, $3.39
Twe large pillow a. 'Xtra-!ze bolster. Covered
with geed grade of tleral ticking, filled with
pure odorless feathers. Ne mall orders filled.
1.1 Brethera FOURTH FLOOR
Beautiful LACE PANELS
An Anniversary purchase of 5000, really net enough te fill
the demand there is sure te be. Se early choice is advised.
Panels,"" M 5C
ft- MWM
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PanelgJOexf
lMUQie
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Panels, (
Panels, jl
$35 Cedar
I Chests . . .
Most popular lace window hangings. Notting
ham and filet laces in white and ivory also
Kich and
conies of very exnensive laces.
beautiful patterns!
$23
.49
Large sizcv splendidly con
structed. Limited let. Com
plete with cushion, that alone
is worth $4.
$1.75 Ruffle Curtains,
pair, $1.25
Scrim, prettily hemstitched.
$3 Velour Remnants,
yard, $1.59
50-inch. Splendid assortment
of colors.
$2
.98
Filet Net Curtains
pair
Simple and neat figures In white
and cream.
Lit Brether THIRD FLOOR
These Savings en Steves
Are Remarkable Even
for Anniversary Sale!
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Miller
Oil Steve
s$fr7?
Smokeless and
odorless. R u s t
less brass tanks.
Gas
Radiator
Four-tube jewel
front, aluminum
finish; will heat
a large $V95
room
C Vm I II Sold en Clnb I'lan ((
$5 Gas
Reflecting
Steve
Has square copper
reflecting surfau)
that gives wonder
ful heat radiation
and will w u r m
large SO QC
room.... a&70
Full nickel
trimmed: cen
ter draft grate; solid
cast base.
8
Garage
Heating
Steves
$6-75
Cast Iren.
W a
$55 Famous Eclipse
Cabinet Gas Range
With Black (in e,
Spla.h.Back 4SOV
With Whit Splaah Back,
. SB Kstra
Connected free within city limits
and Camden where fuel 11m
runs te Kitchen.
llr-Tlfht
Weee
Bterai
Lit Brether Third Fleer I
$3.39
all ibiet mitaV
wonderful
heater.
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The YELLOW TRADING STAMPS that we give are an inducement for shopping at this store these stamps are as geed as money they secure up-te-date personal and household merchandise FREE OP CHARGE
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Women's & Misses' $8.75 te $20 Dresses
$5,$6-s. $7.50 & $9.50
Attractive models in all-wool serge or Feiret twill with braid trim
mings; also one or two piece wool jersey' frocks; veleurs with pretty
embroidery, velveteen, Canten crepe or crepe de chine.
Hats Trimmd Free of Charge.
3&4VeleurQO
HATS ItfOLr
PnrMi.iK., nf isnn. nady-fer-wear
tailored styles in black and a few
colors. Various vhapeB; ribbon
lunu trimming.
124'
Women's 25c
Stockings
seamless macK cotton. "' runs.-
25c Half Hese, 12V8e
Black anil uordevHn cotton.
Women's $1 Stockings, 39c
Fashioned. Black und cordovan eilk.
"Mill runs."
V: '.';1
n.2b U. S. Government I Am
Underwear, each ( wJ
Meavj',
and di
Army
Safety
Razors,
19c
Full nickeled.
natural gray, flat and ribbed wool shirts
rawers.
$1.50 U. S.
Marine 7Qc
Underwear '"
flat
White
ribbed.
woven,
O.D.Woel
Blankets,
each, $2.88
Extra heavy ; long
and warm: Height 3
te 4 jKiunda each.
Beys' $1.35 Union Suits, 98c
Jecc-llned cotton. Natural color.
39c Flannel, 25c
White Canten! twilled back.
Tots' $2 Dresses, $1
Bleemer models of Ptssy cloth. Slits
2 te 6.
$2 te $3 Corsets, $1.50
Lit Brethera' Special and C-B a la
Splrlte.
$6 Blankets, pair $4.95
Weel plaids In pink, blue, tan and
gray. t;ex80.nch.
Children's $1 Suits, 79c
Fleece-lined cotton ualut und pants
aultu.
Women's $1.50 $1.29
Union Suits ' x
Fleece-lined cotton.
Girls' $10 te $25-. CeaU,
$6.95 te $12.M
Velour. bellvla, kwlotene, ate. Sems
fur cellars. JUbbV T te 14.
., .,. h f fSr
i
$4 Corsets, $2
P. N. and Thomben'a Uleve-Flttlng.
Pink broche. Sln 20 te 36.
50c Bandeaux, 29c
I leek back.
Girls' S2 te $2.50 Dresses,
78c and 87c
Qlnshama and chambrays. Blzea
)f
$4 Bed SDreada. 12.21',
WhIU crechst; attractive seisin
te ii
Men's $15 SUITS1 $ A Ofi
& overcoats) IT
SUITS Cheviots and casslmeres.
OVERCOATS Cheviots and casslmeres in fancy
mixtures and plaids.
Beys' $1.50 Knee
Pants, $1
Corduroy, cheviets and
casslmeres. Sizes 0 te
17.
Bevs' S8.50
Mackinaw, $4.19
Blanket plaids. 7 te
years.
Bevs' f 10.50
Overcoats, $1.80
Beys' $7.50
Suits, $4.79
Ultra Knlckera
Cheviots and cassl
meres. Norfolk models.
7 te 17 years,
Beys' $10.50
Suiti. 56.49
18 Extra Knickers
Corduroy. 7 te 17 years
Men's $20 Suits.
513.4
Dark mixtures! moked. t -JV. Vmlt ef TiSJMMI -y
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sal
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Girls' $1 Bleemers, 59c
Black or white sateen. Sicca 0 te 14
59c Crib Blankets, 2 for 39c'
White; pink or blue borders. 27x36.
Inch.
Remnants of 85c te Si
Silks and Half QAC
Silks, yard
Splendid let In plain and fancy
weaven. Fer blouse, dresses and
trimmings.
Women's $1.25
Stockings
HiiK-ana-woei ; sports haden ;
59
runs.'
"mill
$5.50 Comforts, $3.98
KllUellne covered; floral borders.
Ur 4 eV
mm
i (Ifi II
93 Children's
$1.50
Pajamas
98c
Dlllle Burke. Fig.
J,red flannelette,
Sl8 8 te 12.
90c Extra-Sii.
PetticeaU, 59c
mrlned flannelette.
Flounce style.
90c Bungalow
Aprons, 09c
uuifnam and oer eer
ealei sUpew meeal.
Sale of Men's, Women's & Children's l$- Q fij
Shoes, Pumps and Oxferdsf Juu
mercnanatsc pur
ler the Anni-
un
chased
versary Sale.
WOMEN'S AND GIRLS' Patent
celtskin, kidskin and tan strap
jiumjjs ana oxierus; military,
uean, tow ana ruDDcr ncels. All
sizes. $4 te $5 values.
MEN'S Shoes, gunmetal calf,
patent celtskin and tan. All sizes
in let. $4 te $5 values.
IIOYS' Tan and gunmetal
bluchers; some have rubber
heels. Sizes 9 te 516. $3 te 4
values.
dQ&jiP
WOMEN'S AND GROWING
GIRLS' SJIOES Tan, gunmetal
and kidskin; military or low
heels. All sizes. $3.50 te 4
values.
MISSES' AND CHILDREN'S
Tan and gunmetal calf; sizes 8tt
te 2. $3 te S4 values.
Women's $4
Pumps
Black satin; covered heelx.
.Women's $5 te $7 Pumps
and Oxfords, $2.95
Patent celtskin strap pumps and tan
oxfords, Military heels.
n
$0.45 1 Women's $4 te $6'
Patent celtakln. All site In let.
Men's $5 te $8 Shoes, $2.95
English and bread tee shapea. All
sixes In let.
He Mall or Fhena Orders
Hnbway Footwear .
Tots' $1 Creepers, 59c
Alse rompers. Peg top; of halrllnu
checks or striped percales, sizes 1
29c Cotten Challii, 17c
36-lnch. Pretty designs.
"af 1
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Girls' 6
Raincoat
Sets
3-49
"Bestyette" make.
Rubberized rain
proof double tex
ture tan material.
Ht te match.
gss.g te 14.
. $3 Sports Scarfs, $1.98
Ing. wide, brushed wool scarfs I
fringed ; practical colors.
Children's 55c Waliti, 39e
"Pearl" brand. Cotten ribbed.
Infants' $3 Bath '$"
Robes
White wool eiderdown.
Men's $1.50 Shirts, 98c
80. square percale, soft cuffs.
Children's $1 Gauntlets, 69e
Leather, In tan, brown and blacsj
lined.
Men's $22.50 and $25 .
Overcoats, $13.98
All-wool plaid backs; ulsters. rV
and uliterettes; quarter lined.
39c Ginghams, 22c ;.
3!-lnch. Painty check.
TeU' tt Coats. 83.W
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