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EVKNING FUBHO LEDGER PHILADELPHIA, FRIDAY. DECEMBER 8 1922
Villanova Prep and Catholic High Meet Tomorrow for Grid League Title
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CLEAN SLATES FOR
8 SOCCER TEAMS
Allied League Boeters Shew
Geed Ferm in First-Half
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Games
READY FOR AMATEUR CUP
Eight soccer elevens In acven sections
f the Allied League hnvc records thn'
show they hnve net ns yet lest n Rami.
The teams In the Tirst Division have
net p.ajet many league matches, but
the Flelsher Ynrncrs, who top the 1'Irst j
Division, Section 15, with eisht pelntr,
have net lest u single rantch, winning
all four games plnjed and making
twenty goals te six for ttielr oppo
nents. The liest showing In Section 1? 19
by Wolfenden-Shere nnd liarney Ernst.
The former Las ten pein with four
"wins and two ties, while the latter has
the Fame number of wins, with n sin
gle deadlock.
Out In West Philadelphia the Merrell
boy have the field beaten by n large
margin, nnd the records bhew they
hare wen all six games played, making
n total of twenty-two goals for anil
nix against. The tapestry lads are
really a First-Division team, and next
ten eon wilt no doubt be found there.
Other tenms In the various divisions
also have come threugli without a sin
gle defeat. They nre CJrcen Ribbon, in
the Third Nerthwest: Victer, In the
Third Northeast; St. Lee, in the Third
Northeast, and Dardanella, in the
Fourth Northwest
The Allied League has made all ar
rangements for the playing of he Ama
teur Cup scries up te the point of ac
ceptance of entries. This trophy was
wen by the Fleisher Yarners last year,
and will be keenly contested for this
year. Entries can be tiled with Rich
ard Parcel!, secretary, 4312 Waiie
aienuc.
First Division Section A
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( Kenslncten Cenir. 7 2 0 21 11 14
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,' i Cemax 8 7 1 u 27 11 14
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fill Anaera B C. .. 8 a 2 HI in H
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f.A Victer 8 8 0 0 R'l 4 lrt
K5. itihtheuse 8 7 1 1 81 fl 15
Iftjr Rosewood O 8 0 3J 12 U
. Bterltna; 7 4 2 l 27 l.t n
Irfi C Club 8 II 4 1 12 14 7
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1 1 Se Paul 7 2 r. e 12 17 4
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f Cfirhtheuse ... 9 tj 0 1 31 'i 11
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fi il Aen 8 1 1 1 8 2H :i
$ I; Athletics 7 1 e, 0 14 2J 2
U& Irish 8 0 H 0 4 31) u
Suspended by Jersey Commission
Newark, W, J., Dec 8 Prankle Oenare,
tiantarnwelKht, and his manager Jee llern-
5teln have ltn suspended by the New
ersey State Dexlnc Commission for failure
Te te threusrh with mi aKreemnt te meet
Panche Villi In a twe, round no decision
bout here en December 1 1
Scraps About Scrappers
Johnny Burns says he has his "Standln
Roem" sign dusted off for tenlKht at the
'ambrla Club. Tans In the northeast sec
tion of the cltv nre esr'cted te fleck out te
see Jee Rerrell make his cemebuck In the
rfn. afer sn abnce of two years. In .
nhsduled eight-rounder with Churley O Nell, i
Tleca. Ileth of these mlddltwelichts ure
rampalgnln for a, match with Temmy
I0Uliral. The semi will tie Eddie, Revelre i
vg Jack Martin. Prelims i Hilly Mahenev vs.
SDbeY U Jveeie. j.arry iicmiersuu vs. uurrr
ttrke. and Battling Costelle vs ilariln
Sullivan.
Belly Heamen, New Ter;, featherweight.
will be back East from ins coast by Christ-
mu. Wh
pr Nate
font, all
vnen no returns nuuv win uw nunuiee
,te bmun. 01 mis iuy. in mt last
sttheush outweighed ten Bounds Kea
toen Wat given th decision aRalnst Yeung
Canr.an In Han Kranclscn belly Is recog receg
tilaed as the Junier lightweight chainolen of
ue Pacific Coast. He boxes In I'rlice sett
Wednesday night.
Vl Marftn. of New Orleans will mak hla
next nnpearance In Philadelphia. He ha1
assured Wlllus Drill, nintchinaker of the
Chestnut ritreei Arena, tnat no win bes
there as seen as possible llrltt plans te
tnatch Meran with Hay Mltchtll for Decem
ber ia,
Chuck Wiggins, Western heayweght. who
ts been In the Kast for several months.
will make his debut In this city at the
CTcestnui aireei Arena n-xi iveunesuay nigni.
)!( opponent will be Sergeant Kay Smith.
Wiggins also Is matched te meet Ad Stene
Ut the Arena Chrlstmis afternoon.
rranUIe Msgnlre, en learning that Mickey
Walker, welterweight champion, was plan
nln te slse nut of his class and meet
(nlddlewelghts. has mm out with a chal
Senas te the new tltlehelder. Magulre has
ttten boxing consistently of lute, and Is In
rattling gee J form.
Belly Hansom has returned after a tour
ef the Middle west ue isa ngntweigh
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vnaer ine management ei ai usrsen
deerge
Issues a aen te nay Aiucneu una
luell.
Al Carpentler tlsht-heavywetght hour of
h Tint
niisa males njvv, wim a record or
A,
vlmm knockouts out of seventeen bouts. I
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KITadeiDhla. He will be handled by Jack
On. utKIn also has Jee liene In tow. and
isiip e lHD-nnunner irem iTanrnrnia.
Wiptn te meet any 01 hit weight In tblt
.lnfMe hss his hreee of battlers In
,.,ct auuniij u& n.iii.un,,, vau
twr-ligmweight rotnnetitien. while Joel
Villanova Captain
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Who may get luck Inte the Villa
nova Prep llne-up tomorrow. He
has been en the sidelines nursing a
fractured shoulder
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Catholic High Net Likely te
Have Services of Star End
Against Villanova
CONWAY TO SUBSTITUTE
Although practically nil of the school
boy elevens have ended their seasons
and the moleskins have been put away
for another jear. there are two teams
that have a little argument te settle.
The argument reneerns the cham
pionship of the Catholic Scheel Font Fent
'all League. The two parties te this
battle are Catholic High Scheel and
Villanea Prep. The stage will be the
Phillies Rail Park, and the time .T :.10
tomorrow afternoon.
It Is the play-off game of the league
These teams hv winning en Thanlts-
Klving Day ended the season In n dead
lock, and at n meeting of the le.ig i
rfficlals it was decided te held the play
off tomorrow afternoon.
It Is the second straight year that
the league season has ended in n ti.
Three elevens. St. Josephs, Vest
Catholic nnd Villaneta. figured in tli
deadlock at the conclusion of the 1021
campaign. In the play-off St. Jeseph
Prep defeated Villanntn Prep after the
latter had humbled West Catholic High.
This gave Ileine Miller's bejs the
crown.
Catholic High nnd Villaneta Prep
are both putting en the finishing touches
for the game at theie respective
battlegrounds. The former has been
working out dally at Cahill Held, and
Coach Cefnll says his preteges are all
In geed s-hape for the fruv.
One unfortunate thing, however, has
occurred te one meniDer of the Catholic
uuad. On Wednesday the grandmother
of Joey Maxwell, the star end of the
Purple and Celd, died, and the funeral
will be held tomorrow morning.
There is doubt ns te whether Maxwell,
will be In the Catholic line-up when the
team takes the Held. Should Maxwell
fail te pluy Conway will be ut right
end.
Hughie McGechan has been pushing
his preteges with much vigor out en the
gridiron adjacent te the school at Villa
nen.4 Jack Cenlin, the right guard nnd
captain of the team, who lias been out
of the line-up with a broken shoulder,
mav be uble te play. l'ier) thing pe.
slide will be done te try te brace the
injured member nnd allow him te pl.n
if only for a few minutes.
When Villanewi Prep and Catholic
clashed in the regular season a ll-te-14
tie resulted. The Main Liners led at
half time. Catholic assumed the lend
in the third period, and then in tin
llnsl quarter die hidden ball trick was
worked for a touchdown. This tied the
score.
COUNTY TEAMS PLAY
Wettlngheuse and St. Hedwig te
Meet In Sunday Grid Clash
The Wcstingheuse football squad
after a week's layoff. Is ready te meet
St. Iledwlg's. of Chebter, at l'ssmg l'ssmg
ten next Sunday. All the member of
he "live wires" are in excellent on en on
dltlen, but they expect te buw their
hiiinU full with the Saints.
The Cliesterites hae met most of the
eeiintv teams, and en Thanksgiving
held Norwood te u fl-fl ie Wi-ting-house
will have the services of T.un
gren, of Tinnkferd, its stellar per
former, and with this plnjer In the game
will have n backfleld combination much
te be feared.
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Matched for Wind-Up at Twentieth
Century Next Week
llill Daly, matchmaker of the Twen
tieth Century Athletic Club, has
clinched a bout between Benny Bass.
of this city, nnd Cuddy Dc Marce, of
rmstiurgli, for the wiiut-up next Tues
day night. Dc Marce has boxed twice
befere at the Twenticth Century una
has made geed.
Against Raws. Dc Marce will get the
I Imrdeit test of his career. He is train
ing in Pittsburgh, but will be bacK in
Philadelphia en Monday.
Artie McCann and Renny Pascal,
RtnblemnteH nf Rnss. will nnnenr in
ether numbers, resnecthely, ngainst
1'ietri Altierri and Jimmy Urlggs.
Willie Rrewn s. Charley Kitsie nnd
1 ticerge Kelly vs. Jee Leuislnana nre
' nf hut ltnf a
Amateur Sports
The r. M. ,V i: of the Student Vetersns'
Icnsue- na, etMM1 ,inli-s except Snturdiy,
"itheut nliln fHes with halls who will nny
''lr irunratitees llntmrt 11. Hell, cn.re et P.
51 , lc.,.1.'rf?11 nnd fprlrur Garden streets.
The AilflpM.i A. A. Iho wen from the
Mrenj L'l.len M B nulntet by the unusual
cere of 40 te 0 the oilier eienlns". Adelehla
niiH a few dates open for home teams offr effr
Inir sultabln lndiirments. C. 11. Bishop. 832
Hi ch itreet. Camden. V. J.
venten II, c. hiis formed a new team nnd
acMrns Knms with nny fourteen-sWteo i-lenr-eM
uulniets huln halls. nalth Ad
tUnt. 171 s Seuth sixteenth street.
The Cnmblneil A. C. a fourten-slxteen-ur-eld
traMlIn team, would like te book
Mimes with home te-inm of that Ke. Jeclc
Ki-rhner, 30fl McKcan street
I The Marshall U. C, n thlrteen-nftscn-.
leir-eld traelln? Ile, would like te book
Barnes with teams of the sam cillner effei-
iik reiuenaDin Bimrnntees Nathm Colcher.
U.'l Seuth niirhtli street.
irnv A. A., a eoenteen-nlneteen-S'ar-old
teiim, (lc sir i-i Kamcs at home nnd nwny nltli
leiims nf the same cluss. Jehn Ueherty,
lsi' Seuth Twenty-fourth street.
The lYinklln l. ('. deilrea t.isketball
cames away with feurten-sIxteen- ear-old
teiimi Albert Knhn.ni40 Vine street
The 11 lisnhlcken Tigers, a slxteen-eliht-een
Mar old team, deslrex iram-i with quln
te's of the same nre. Hareld V Buckman.
541 Tncema street
Hie r. . Naiul Hospital teim Is ready te
seleiljle Kimes with first-class tennis havlnir
bulls end uflerlns reasonable curnntees
I. s Perter phone Oreiren C135 before A
V 1 eirh ihy und Wyemlns 8S31 W from
0 te 8 P. M.
The Kamblrr A. A. turned In their tenth
win of thi- season when they defeated D-lhl
list ntKht bv a 42-22 score. An tecomt tecemt
elnss team wlihlni; h crame should fit In
touch with James ICennedy. 231.1 Cress
street
The lllnlne C. C, ft slxteen-elKhteen-eir-il
1 s (rrcuiilen dnlres imm' with nil tennis
at thit nire halne Inlls and efferlni: rea
son ible Kuarantecs. I. PYank. 1908 North
1I rt ewned street
I he I.lned'in, .Irs,, a fourteen-flfteen-ellre,d
iriellne ttam. ueuld like te hear
frei i teams of the sime ajre hnlnc halls nnd
eflerlni: reisenable Inducements. 1). Slhor Slher
niHri, JilM Smith Sevnth street
I lie '. I (. would like te enffnee (tams
with an fourteen-9lxleen-enr-eld home fives
hawnz hulls nnd rferlni; sultabln Induoe Induee
ment" M elMin. Mil Jneksen street
The iHikine A. A., compewod nf former
leniple I nl rli stirs 1ts dnfen ed nena
of the bst teams In the city and ready
te lnet eth'rs eithr nt home or uaj.
Malt Hlnkle. .11.1 Conestoga etriet
S(. FrnnrN Xmli-r Military Hand first
team would like te arrnnse Ffnrnes with flrst
clahs learns, either nt hein or awav. Law Law
rei e 1MIi. HSfl North Stlllman street.
Iho iTnnn It. C would like te nrrangs
nnn with flftin-9enteen-v ear-old tenms
1 n nic mwni fives h,Ise. Israel tScholTer.
217 Chrln.in tre.t.
The l'enn MldceU would like te arrane
g- fs with an th'rletn-fourteen-er-eld
linni awa from home nnd eflerinjf ex
rnaes "Mlke" Trembetta. care of Starr
Ojrlen Sevtnth nnd Iembard streets.
The Meet Phillies A. C. would like te
arr.imre (rami's wllh teams havlns hwis and
Hrlni sultible Inducnrcnts. D Mnrlti 640
miner street, or phone Oregon 1170 durliuc
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The West Park. Jrs., n fourten-slxteen-year-eld
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nf Hie same nse havlns halls and offering
r. atoiuible Buar.rntc-s Prank llewr, 100
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CLIFTON HEIGHTS
T DISCOURAGED
Delaware County Team Trains
Hard for Mount Airy Came
en Sunday
TO PLAY DELC0 DEC. 17
The Cifton Heights football team,
despite the defeat nt the hands of Nor
wood last Sunday will continue play
ing nnd tnkes en Its hardesst oppencn
of the season en Sunday when the
Mount Airy eleven will Invade Cliften
Heights.
Manager Gallagher snys the sudden
reversal last week was the biggest sur
prise of the season nnd took his player
right off their feet as they did net even
figure Norwood of having even an out
side chance te win.
He hays the reason for the setback
was easily explained in the work of
his team and tee much Turkey Day
football was the answer. Cliften hat'
played a hnrd game with East Falls
in the morning nnd then all the players
pleyed elsewhere in the Hfternoen.
Twe games In one dny was tee much
and the team snowed it en Sunday
After Norwood pulled the mirprise of
crossing the uutten goal line the players
reallied what they were up against
but were unable te respond.
"We nre net in the least discour
aged," said Manager Gallagher, "nnd
de net wish te detract ene bit from
Norwood's victory, although any fair
minded fan will readily see from the
record of the two tennis which is the
better. We had all along thought that
the real championship game would be
played with Delce and that will prob preb
nbly take place en Sunday. December
17, as arrangements are te be made in
a few days."
Mount Airy Is one of the best of the
local indenendent teams. The teams
p'nyed
and scerea of the nvni teams
are:
MOUNT AIRY
At. Phlla 23-0
HlKhlnnd Park. "5-0
White Stars... 28-0
Vlctrlx 7 0
Clearfield 7-0
Darby Rams... lfl-0
NatUity 82-0
Melrose 0-3
Conshohocken . 0-31
CLIFTON
Media
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Ambler
Wlldwed . . . .
Huntlne
Clearfield
Vlctrlx
IVestlngheuse
Defiance
3T-0
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18-0
o-e
14-0
0-0
20-0
n e
13-0
13-0
0-0
Kast Palls ...
Total! 183-38 Norwood
Totals 181-18
McCarron Defeats Tem Blllard
AUentewn. Dee. 8 In the ten-round
wlndun at the Arena here. Jack McCarron.
of AUentewn. showed a ureat deal of ins
old.tlme form and ring; eencrnlshlp and
preicd the master of Temmy Blllard. of
llrthlehem In every round. In the semi-wind-up
Al Cox. of Bhnmekln. knocked out
Rey Oibben of Reading. In three rounds.
Jee Leenard, of Northampton, shaded Youns
Klnny. of Easten. In a alx-reund bout.
Scholastic Football Clastic
Catholic Championship Grid Game
Catholic High vs. Vilanova Prep
Phillies' Ball Park. Bat.. Dee. 9th. 8 P. M.
Admission 75 cents and 11,00
Tickets en sale at Bpaldlnr's. Oatholle Hth
Scheel, VUlaneva Prep and Jim Pcnner's. 7 B.
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FRANKFORD FACES
HARDESTBAHLE
Yellewjackets Out te Make It
Twelve In Rew by Beat
ing Buffalo
TEAM HAS NEW SIGNALS
The Frankfenl Ycllewjncliets nre nil
set for their gnme tomorrow with the
Buffalo All-Amcrlcatis In the semi-final
round for the national independent
championship. The came will be played
nt Frnnkferd.
Manager Bewlter hns hnd the Frnnit Frnnit
ferd squad practicing dnlly at the Phil
lies' Hall Park, nnd the players are
confident of keeping up their winning
Btride, which has new reached eleven
games.
Tem McNamarn, conch of the junior
varsity team nt the Unheisity of Penn
Hylvania, hns been aiding Captain Helnie
Miller conch the yellewjackets. The
Frankford eleven has been cnuippea
with a new set of signals nnd new
plays.
The Cernell system, which proved se
successful this jenr, is the basis for
most of the plns furnished by Mc
Nnmarn. The players have absorbed the
pln.s se well that he feels sure et
their suceesi tomorrow.
The Buffalo game, the toughest sched
uled se far for Frankford. finds the
'ecal team badly battered, but Imnucit
with mere pep and determination than
nny time this fall. Johnny Scott, the
Frankford field general, hns recovered
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largest assert
ment of I) c
Conches In town
that will pltu
'iny girl, l'leutt
te select from
ranging In prien
fiwm BOc te SJ1.
SLEDS
Full line of Flexible lljeis and Fire Fly
.Sleds at greatly reduce I prices
PENKNIVES
rENKMVEH maku ii Hue gift for the man
or boy. l'ut up In buiutlfiil Christinas
boxes at 30c, Stic, TUc und up We hue
lust received a lurge shipment f luipetted
knhes nt values from $1.(0 te $3.10.
Boxing Gloves
S 4.95
Youth's
Size...
$2.75
COWBOY SUITS, 1.89 UP
Alse large assortment of Indlnn nnd Scout
Hults for boys from H te 11 yiai', of ace.
81. Ml up.
DAISY AIR RIFLES
The gift bciutlful for the boy f,ludtn
nis renrt with one of these splimlld guns.
Ped Ouni
Slngle.Bhet Rlfles
30
SI 35
aSO-Hhet R flas . tl an
II I
fiOn Rhnt UIHna . . t4l
Pumn Rifles J1.78
BS.
Kkt &v
TF?wa9t7M?.
llMb
p.KV
EVERYTHING IN RADIO SUPPLIES
YiB carry nil the stnnaarrl recehlrir Rets nueli nn xvu-vrivr'ifnT'rr.-,-.
oY-,PFye?;IgurK;
BASKETBALLS
STRIKING DAG
AND PL VTFORM
Special CembTiatlnn Offer
ttetr, $13 50
$5.00
Mede from tin
best grade of
Amerliau Feb
Ii 1 e - drain
" is;
leather. Olllciul
wileht
FOOTBALLS
Oenulne
Hersehtde
ioetbslls
tneludlng
bltd- nfta
Ysm
ITi 1 1
AjjVr-r
fciatuAX
pest and nn till . leather
puiuhlng bag flttid with
best finality r bber blidile
An Iduil clft fcr the bev
Other UrtUlnif bags fr
.' ru up
der.. ""
nlun SI I'
IMPOnTED 0 O W II I D E
FOOTBALLS, Iniludlug liln.l.
der and li'iillur luce. 81.50
initie (2 III)
F.XTRA HFAVY PFtpT
GRAIN COVllIDE LEATH
EK F00TI1ALLS with V
rubber I bidder nnd lenther
lace, $2 60; nlue 810)
Alse a lurge nnsertment nf
all ether nnpnlnr make feit
balls 76e te SB 00
CAMERAS
Full line of Antce t'nmeras
frcm
S2.00 te S6S.00
Specdcx F'lm, 25c up
GIFTS FOR
T 3-stayed heavy Quality Canvas Gelf
aise a. isjge sssonmeni ci jjsgt priced from 81,00 te Hi 00.
Oolf Clubs, 81.8S te 815 00.
Give him a dw. Oolf Balls for Ohrlatmai. Prlees from 81.SS te 812 00
Midget, Junier and Juvenile Oolf Hots, Including Driver. Iren and
Tutter and fine quality Scotch Plaid Bag, 84 33 up.
Oenulne Camel's Hair Gelf Bweateri, 818 00. Value $18 00
JheSperT&nTre
0P,F.&.52'E.PV MmmtmammmJ UM Orders Frometl.
EVENING
tuuast tati a asuiiir
from his Injured shoulder and will start
the game.
Tem Davits, the former Panther star,
will be unable te start because of broken
ribs. Jee Lehecka also is en the side
lines, but may play if absolutely neces
sary. Manager Bowker is keeping the
wires het trying te locnte another re
serve backfle d man.
FOOTBALL
ntAmrrnsn vrtTftwtintftTd
VI. BUFFALO AtL-AMERIOANH
TOMORROW KICKOFF SlSO T. M.
Brown's Field. Oiferd Ave. near Boulevard
Frankford "L" te Margaret St.
COLLEGE BASKETBALL
ST. JOSEPH vi. PENNSYLVANIA
Wetghtman Hall, 34th & Spruce Stt.
Saturday, Dec. 9th, 8t30 P. M.
interred Beats. i,n ana ve
At Council en Athletics. .8301 Wall
uenerai Admission, sve
B1JUU BOXING TONIGHT
n CnMunctl'e JB"
12 Fait Amateur Bouti 12
CAMBRIA A. CLUB pjfiSSSl !
Trlday Evening, Decemljer 8, 1978..
JOE BORRELL vs. CHARITY O'UEIL
Four Other 8tir Bouts
FLEMING, Ltd.
Londen Clethes
for Men
THE Season calls for a TlemlnB Ulster
A or Overcoat; alto a
Fleming Lounge
Suit
1314 Walnut St.
?J3 up
TOYS
ana Snnvtmcr (Innrls
ff MAKE THE SPORT CENTRE HEAD
v QUARTERS FOR BUYING GIFTS FOR
THE CHILDREN. A WONDERFUL SE
LECTION AWAITS YOUR CHOICE, AND
EVERYTHING IS MOST ATTRACTIVELY
BICYCLES
Alngle Drep-Ilar nicjcles. beau
tifully ennmeted In blue and
white and gray und blue.
$26.75
Fully Guaranteed
ANn full nnd complete line of
Indlnn, Mnure, Delphi, World,
IM1e FUcrs In Heis', Olrls',
ladles' nn 1 Men's medels.
Children's Autes
$6.95
Value
$10.00
It Is net nn I.al. I) nst when we sa inn
our mitON an the leneut priced In the
rltv. Jipit recihed another carload of
I'U iie.Arrews. i.rxntn hih iiirif-,i.
pnlges and C, Kf te Snt; rti
Pperli's-s,
svpr uww
BALL-BEARING
ROLLER SKATES
$1.59
Fee boys and girls.
Adluxtiible te am
slie. Ileg. $2fi0.
MAMA DOLLS, $2.75 TO $5.00
Large assortment of dells svlth unbreak-
nun iii'aus anu sleeping ueiu irem
1 1 S' 1)0.
imtEUCIUCTOY
mm
nM3tilUteiBMjfinmi
Lionel Klectrle Trains at approxi
mately 20 reduction. Our stock la
complete. De net mlea this money
sax Ine offer. I3uy new.
Keg. 85,715 Outfit,
NOW
HeB. HO Oulflt,
HOW
ItfK. 820.75 Outfit,
OW
Hrg. 8.10,00 Outfit,
SOW
..$4.50
$15.75
$21.00
$38.50
Bridges, Tunnels, Semaphores. Crossings.
Lamp Pests, ete,, at greatly reduced prices.
SWEATERS
(PULL OVER)
Shaker
Knit
vaue Jie 00
;jv Consists of
$5.50
1 hardwood
F lteg. 88 CO.
frame
whlih can
be attached
te wall or
liitaranteed
all wool,
l'ennsyl.
anta
make.
ICE SKATES
2i??,W,?a. sioe1
nliin S1D0V. B1".UU
Jinoe
Bl'EOIAL LOT OF IDE
HKATES, nsserted ninkFs
.Make ii line Christmas gift"
vulue 83,00 te Ce txti.
81 ixi 0Mi3
SKATINO SHOEB. tee laced V
brunii ami blar-lc ???
heaw quality E(-r nR
lesther iSOiUU
GOLFERS
Bag as lllui., 83 00,. Keg, t,00.
93
Hall Orders Promptly rilled I
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I Think of $12 JLm. j
i for $25 Values IL Jm
m Yes, that's afl you lERE PV
wb pay right new for '9 MB
M the finest Overcoats mHlWy.M
M at the price you j WU MmWk '
have ever seen. All W&k Wf mm
W$ styles and fabrics. W2JRmmmmmmkiBmw
(jjf m Meney Back if - L vtk 1
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urw p uiese me uiggest i ,TK m
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flr i r VsstLsv ' i
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i mm mem
turned back en his hands.
Maker's less your gain
Come in and see these beautiful crea
tions. Toe many te describe. AU remark
able values-and all half what they were
intended te bring.
Stere Orders Accepted
I
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1514 MARKET ST.
smlmm ,
Cash did the
trick for us! It
secured 1100
magnificent new
overcoats and
suits at a price
below the cost of
manufacture a
let that was de
VV:
X'.ti,
w.
my,
layed in shipment.
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